Chou En Li’s Visit Signals Chinese Shift Toward Moscow
The piece argues Chou En Lai backs stronger Soviet led unity of world communism. It notes a shift from calling the USSR center to head of the movement, with caution about Poland under Gomulka. It warns Moscow will lead Communist efforts as Western powers misjured by Middle East tensions.
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William L. Ryan
China
Chou En-lai
Soviet Communist Party
Chou
Soviet Union
Poland
United States
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Moscow
Commu
Hungary
West
Middle East
Chou Enlai
Josef Cyrankiewacz
Warsaw
Kremlin
Russia
ONeill Becomes Ohio's 59th Governor Inauguration
C William ONeill takes office as Ohio governor at noon, pledging reverence and humility. The 40 year old former attorney general and House speaker vows candid leadership to tackle state problems and oversee major highway and mental hospital expansion. He signals swift passage of a $200000 salary bill to hire top executives and will sign it into law.
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Columbus
Ohio
C. William O'Neill
GOP
House
Marietta
Northwest Territory
O'Neill
Washington County
Senate
102Nd General Assembly
Senator Price Daniel Resignation Raises Senate Control Hopes
Washington reports the resignation of Senator Price Daniel of Texas to become governor sparks talk that Republicans could gain Senate control. The outcome hinges on Governor Allan Shivers naming a successor who would align with Republican votes and uphold the appointment. Shivers, a Democrat, has backed President Eisenhower.
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Sen
Price Daniel
Dtex
Texas
Senate
Allan Shivers
Daniel
Shivers
Eisenhower
U S disarmament plan submitted to United Nations
The United States presented a five point disarmament program to the UN General Assembly urging a ban on new nuclear weapon stockpiles and international control of space missiles. It calls for phased establishment of an airtight inspection system to prevent violations before any implementation.
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N.Y
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
France
Dulles Warns of Decisive Middle East Test in Cold War
Secretary of State Dulles told a Senate joint session the Middle East may be the decisive test in the struggle between communism and freedom. He warned that Communist leaders will take every risk and urged Congress to grant standby authority for military action and economic and military aid to free nations in the region. He noted the stakes are high and Congress should not be a mere observer.
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Dulles
Middle East
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Eisenhower
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Congress
Weekend Snow Likely Across State With Frigid Week Ahead
The forecast calls for temperatures 10 to 15 degrees below normal with highs from 35 to 41 and lows around 20 to 24. A cold week with possible snow across much of the state Thursday through Saturday and frequent lake effect flurries near Lake Erie.
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Lake Erie
Centerpiece of Parade Ohio's Inaugural Flame Float
Ohio’s inaugural parade float will shoot flames and smoke up to 100 feet as a peacetime atomic energy representation. Richard W. McCabe, an aide, said a pyro device will be tested for safety and cleared by a fire inspector. The float shows two human figures and atom spheres with no moving parts, described as an attention grabber. Republicans contributed 3000 dollars toward the float with more funds needed from the inauguration committee.
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Washington
P — Ohio
Richard W. McCabe
Columbus
Ohio
McCabe
Sen
Bricker
Rohio
Oho
Mamie Eisenhower among world’s 10 worst dressed women
London fashion writer Anne Scott-James ranks Mamie Eisenhower in the Sunday Express list of ten worst dressed women. She says the first lady’s outfits resemble a college girl and criticizes bangs bonnet and leopard print, pairing her with Greta Garbo and Anita Ekberg in the selection.
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London
Mamie Eisenhower
Anne Scott-James
The
Sunday Express
America
Scott-James
Greta Garbo
Anita Ekberg
Khrushchev Dismisses Ike Middle East Plan
Soviet party chief Nikita Khrushchev denounces President Eisenhower's new Middle Eastern policy, calling it a plan that will be thrown onto the garbage heap of history. The exchange signals Cold War rhetoric shaping regional strategy.
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London
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Former Senator Brooks Dies in Passavant Hospital
Former Illinois Senator C Wayland Brooks died early today at Passavant Hospital. He was 59.
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Chicago
Ilinois
Wayland Brooks
Passavant Hospital
Macmillan Forms Cabinet With Eden Supporters
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan named a cabinet largely drawn from Eden era allies led by right wing Conservatives. Foreign Secretary John Selwyn Lloyd kept his post as did Butler as leader in the Commons and Croft as chancellor. Five Eden ministers were dropped amid controversy over Suez legacy.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Eden
Egypt
John Selwyn Lloyd
Lloyd
Richard Austen Butler
Macmillan
House of Commons
Home Secretary
Butler
Peter Thorney Croft
Board of Trade
Defense
Anthony Head
Suez
Ohio Mishaps Take 14 Lives
An Associated Press survey shows fourteen Ohio deaths over the weekend from traffic crashes and winter accidents. The toll includes a Dayton teen who drowned after slipping through thin ice and two young girls who sledded into autos in Canton and near Elyria. Sunday fatalities list Bill Reeves 20 of Seneca and Miles Farley 30 of Marietta in separate auto crashes.
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Dayton
Canton
Elyria
Associated Press
Bill Reeves
Seneca
Coal Grove
Miles Farley
Marietta
Owl causes brief blackout across four Missouri communities
A large owl collided with a 33,000 volt line in Clinton Missouri causing a transformer to burn out and cut power to Clinton Deepwater Lowry City and Osceola for about 15 minutes. Utilities restored service after repairs.
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Deepwater
Lowry City
Osceola
Falling Snow Brings Record Cold Across Athens Area
Shivering residents endured up to 10 inches of snowfall as temperatures plunged. Athens recorded below zero with an official 8 below in the region while city readings ran a few degrees warmer. Across the nation subzero readings stretched from the Northern Plains to the Great Lakes and New England.
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Iowa
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Edward Hovanetz
Harvey A. Schmitt
Israel Says Sinai Retreat To UN Is Last Line
Israel vows to cede El Arish at Sinai to UN troops on Tuesday as Cairo plans for entry. Officials press for iron guarantees on shipping through Suez and Gulf of Aqaba and border security before any more withdrawals. Heavy snow and cold grip the Midwest and Northeast with several deaths and major travel disruptions.
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El’Arish
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Eisenhower hears call for aid on drought stop
President Eisenhower tours drought stricken Southwest seeking relief aid as Texas lawmakers press for broader federal loan assistance for farmers and ranchers. He travels through San Angelo and spokes with Benson and Seaton about relief measures.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
San Angelo
Tex
Eisenhower
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Texas
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Woodward
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Ariz
Pueblo
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Garden City
Kan
Wichita
Washington
Great Plains
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Interior
Seaton
Federal Small Business Administration
Athens County records first traffic fatality of 1957
Earl Munsee age 58 died in Sheltering Arms Hospital from chest internal injuries after his car collided with a truck on Route 50 four miles east of Athens. The crash occurred Thursday afternoon and Munsee was hurt Wednesday. Funeral arrangements are being planned by Dowler Ferguson Hughes funeral home. His papers indicate ties to Ohio and West Virginia and include a letter from Governor Marland commending him for an unspecified job.
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
Earl Munsee
Munsee
State Highway Patrol
Athens
Dowler-Ferguson - Hughes Funeral Home
Ohio
West Virginia
Army orders six months training for all new Guardsmen
The Army defied National Guard opposition and ordered six months of active duty training for all new Guardsmen. Secretary Wilber Brucker announced the policy, effective April 1, after backing by General Maxwell D. Taylor against the National Guard Bureau’s nonconcurred view.
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Washington
National Guard
Army
Wilber Brucker
Maxwell D. Taylor
National Guard Bureau
Barcelona Protest Strikes City Transit Over Fare Rise
Spanish protesters in Barcelona began a strike against streetcar and bus service to oppose a fare increase. The action disrupted public transport as workers joined the demonstration, signaling wider discontent with transit pricing.
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Barcelona
Spain
Bogart Dies at 56 After Cancer Battle
Hollywood mourns Humphrey Bogart a Academy Award winner dies of esophageal cancer at 56 in Holmby Hills wife Lauren Bacall by his side. Children Stephen and Leslie 8 and 4 present as funeral plans to Forest Lawn Glendale are pending.
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Humphrey Bogart
Bogie
Lauren Bacall
Holmby Hills Manse
Bogart
Stephen
Leslie
Fifteen NYC Railroad Cars Demolished in Wreck
Fifteen New York Central Railroad freight cars were wrecked near Bremen as a freight train left the track. Six cars carried stones and nine were empty hoppers. no injuries were reported. The cause of the derailment was not determined.
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New York Central Railroad
Bremen
Fairfield County
Dean of Nelsonville Physicians Dies at 71
Nelsonville doctor Charles C. Butt age 71 known as the dean of Nelsonville physicians died late today at Mount St. Mary Hospital after a stay since November. Arrangements are being completed by the Warren Funeral Home.
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Nelsonville
Charles C. Butt
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Warren Funeral Home
Real Bargain Classifieds Draw Ready Shoppers
Readers seek bargains in classified ads for sales and services. The notice promotes placing want ads to reach thousands of value hunters and secure results through Messenger want ads.
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Messenger
Want Ad Number 31242 Listing
Classified notice advertises low seven time rate with cancellation privileges. Includes reference to want ad number 31242 for reader inquiries and scheduling.
Kadar Orders Death Penalty For Strikers
In Budapest, Janos Kadar’s regime decreed death within 24 hours for promoters of strikes as part of martial law measures begun December 9. Soviet armored cars patrol the streets while a ban on unauthorized meetings extends to March 31, with special courts empowered to hang those disturbing factory activity.
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Budapest
Hungary
Janos Kadar
Secret Service Arrests Counterfeit Ring Members in Columbus
Three men and three women were arrested Sunday by Secret Service agents in Columbus. Ralph W. Robuck, agent in charge, said some will face charges of aiding and abetting the passing of counterfeit bills. At least four are believed to be part of a nationwide ring passing counterfeit $10 bills.
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Columbus
Secret Service
Ralph W. Robuck
Robuck
West Drafting Plans on Suez
Western Powers aim for a provisional Egypt accord within seven weeks to govern Suez Canal operations. Dulles and Pineau stressed March 1 as a deadline, with Britain’s Macmillan likely to accept the plan. The canal, jammed by Egypt fighting, could be partially clear by March 1 for ships up to 10,000 tons.
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Washington
Egypt
Suez Canal
Cairo
State Dulles
Christian Pineau
Harold Macmillan
Soviet to launch world's first atomic powered ice breaker this year
East German press reported that the Soviet Union will launch the first atomic powered ice breaker later this year. The ship’s size was not disclosed.
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Berlin
Soviet Union
White Princeton minister joins Negro church in New Jersey
Rev. David H. McAlpin Jr. a 28 year old Ivy League trained preacher from Princeton Class of 1950 is installed as the first white associate pastor at the 115 year old Witherspoon Street Presbyterian Church in Princeton. The church serves 300 segregated members including students from Princeton University and the Westminster Choir College. McAlpin and his wife Joan Rockefeller daughter of Avery Rockefeller will move into the Negro neighborhood.
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N.J
Witherspoon St. Presbyterian Church
David H. McAlpin Jr
New York
A Rockefeller
McAlpin
Witherspoon Church
Princeton Theological Seminary
Westminster Choir College
Joan Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller, Sr
Avery Rockefeller
Greenwich, Conn
Schrader, Rockefeller & Co
Wall Street
David H. McAlpin
Clark, Dodge & Co
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