Solons Gauge Hammarskjold Mission Over Airmen Detention
Senate Foreign Relations members weigh Dag Hammarskjold’s trip to Red China amid hopes for freeing 11 U S airmen held since the Korean War. Some call the mission a failure by any standard, others urge patience and UN-led effort, with Eisenhower urging restraint while monitoring progress.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dag Hammarskjold
Red
China
U. S S
Knowland Jr-Calif
Humphreys
D-Minn
Knowland
Secretary of State
Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenhower
Hammarskjold
Bill Knowland
United Nations
George
D-Ga
Chic
Sen. H. Alexander Smith
RNJ
Far East
Smith
Wiley
R-Wis
Hickenlooper
Riowa
Capehart
R-Ind
Aiken
Man Held in Shooting Of His Wife's Parents
Knox County authorities planned to question 26 year old Glen Hoffer in the shooting of his wife Trulah Hamon's parents. Police found Mrs Sheila Hannon, 38, dead at her home while her husband Starling Hamon, 40, had five bullet wounds and was found in Fredericktown. Sheriff Paul Cochran said Hoffer is being held for questioning.
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Mount Vernon
Ohio
Knox County
Shelia Hannon
Starling
Fredericktown
Paul Cochran
Glen Hoffer
Hoffer
Hamon
Trulah
Police Say Tampering Interrupted Service
Police reported that tampering with a regulator valve at the strikebound West Ohio Gas Co. cut gas service to the Allen County Tuberculosis Hospital and about 275 suburban homes. Emergency crews restored hospital and county children’s home service, though some residences remained without gas into the evening.
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Lima
West Ohio Gas Co
Allen County
Workmen Stranded by Soft Shoulder Signs in Virginia
In Richmond Virginia workers installing Warning Soft Shoulder signs along a road under construction became stranded when their tow truck became stuck in mud on the soft shoulder.
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Richmond
Costa Rica War Receives U.S. Aircraft Support
Four U.S. fighter planes arrive to bolster President Figueres forces amid Costa Rica insurgency. Rebels lose two planes to Nicaragua and claim victory while officials report no battles in the northwestern front around Santa Rosa Liberia area. Costa Rica accuses Nicaragua of arming rebels as the OAS probes the insurgent base.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
U.S
Jose Figueres
Nicaragua
Santa Rosa
Se Gcet
Angel Calderon Guardia
Liberia
Figueres
el Coco
Organization of American States
Crime Expert Checks Murdering of Marilyn
West Coast criminologist Dr Paul L Kirk will visit Cleveland to review the July 4 murder of Marilyn Sheppard. Kirk, 52, professor at the University of California, says he is neutral and will study physical and factual evidence in the lab. Bail judges in Cleveland heard arguments on releasing Samuel Sheppard on bail as his appeal proceeds.
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Cleveland
Samuel H. Sheppard
Sheppard
Marilyn
Paul L. Kirk
University of California
Kirk
William J. Corrigan
Corrigan
United States
Berkeley
Calif
Miss Minette W. McCray 9 Dies in Logan
Logan obituary for Miss Minette W. McCray 9 who helped run an insurance agency with her father and later a nephew. Charter member of local women’s clubs and churches she leaves a brother Clarence McCray and three sisters Mrs. John Smith Miss Mary Smith and Mrs. George Cunningham. Visitation at Leonard funeral home after 7 p.m. with rites planned.
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Logan
Minette W. McCray
N. Market
Miss McCray
William W. McCray
Logan Schools
M. S. Pond
Logan Business and Professional Women’s Club
Junia Club
Daughters of America
Presbyterian Church
Fairfield County
Clarence McCray
Bexley
Mary
John A. Smith
George A. Cunningham
Lancaster
Negotiators Hammer Out Rubber Contract
About 40 negotiators from the CIO Rubber Workers Union and Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. labored on a master contract affecting 25,000 Goodyear workers across 10 plants nationwide. Details were withheld, but a source cited progress being made.
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Cincinnati
CIO Rubber Workers Union
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Goodyear
Seeesae Senaowever
I Aap Ie
Court House New Contract Is Reached
In Point Pleasant the Mason County Court and contractor Virgil Love signed an amended contract for the new courthouse. Funds used to pay the balance must be legally available under state statutes, with $344,477 available this fiscal year to defray costs. The total cost remains 16,912.56 from the original contract dated August 7. The contractor will proceed as funds become legally available.
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Point Pleasant
Mason County Court House
Virgil Love
Rodric R. Ball
Youth to Spend Saturdays in Jail in Ohio County
Robert Chaney, 25, of Zanesville, is slated to spend Saturday nights for two years in Muskingum County Jail after pleading guilty to breaking into a cottage last December and stealing furnishings valued at $250. Common Pleas Judge Clarence J. Crossland also gave Chaney three years probation and required him to work to support his family and attend church every Sunday.
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Zanesville
Robert Chaney
Muskingum County
Common Pleas
Clarence J. Crossland
Chaney
Army Isn't All Atomic Calls for Mule Recruits
Chicago recruiting office issues a call for mule pack outfit recruits at Camp Carson. The office asserts not all Army value is atomic and that mules prove effective in terrain challenging for jeeps.
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Chicago
Camp Carson
Taking Coal and Ashes Case Sentences 30 Days Jail
Earl J. Green, 3, was sentenced to 30 days in jail after a Southwestern Police Court hearing. He was accused of taking coal from Elementary School No. 110 yard and returning ashes to dump on school property.
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Baltimore
Earl J. Green
Southwestern Police Court
Lethal Gas Chamber Proposed as Ohio Substitute for Electric Chair
Ohio Rep. Kark Bauer proposes replacing the electric chair with a lethal gas chamber at the Ohio Penitentiary costing about 10 000 dollars. He cites eight states adopting gas methods in twenty years and argues gas is more humane despite graphic wording in his release.
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Columbus
Ohio
Kark Bauer
Canton
Bauer
Ohio Penitentiary
Life at Home Affects Driver Performance
Boston report cites Charles Ray vice president of Market Service Inc saying a hearty goodby kiss and a happy home atmosphere improve driver safety. He notes surveys link nagging over money in laws and children’s behavior to poor driving records.
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Boston
Charles Ray
Market Service, Inc
Galion High Senior Charged in Sister's Strangling
Frederick Spears a Galion High School senior is indicted for second degree murder in the strangling of his 16 year old sister Patricia Ann after a pillow fight Police say he confessed and his arraignment is set for next week before Common Pleas Judge John C Carroll Crawford County Ohio
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Bucyrus
Ohio
Frederick Spears
Galion High School
Crawford County
Spears
Common Pleas
John C. Carroll
Patricia Ann
Mass Production Starts Of 22 Inch Color Picture Tube
Hytron division of Columbia System announces mass production of the first 22 inch rectangular color television picture tube. Charles Stromeyer says the 19 inch round tube used in Motorola and CBS sets has been discontinued.
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York
C Hytron
Columbia Ane System. Inc
Charles Stromeyer
Motorola
CBS Columbia
CBS
New Trial Arguments Heard in Slaying
In Toledo court 19 year old Bernard Schreiber faces a bid for a new trial on a rape slaying case. Attorneys contend he is incompetent and insane citing his changing stories and late confession of innocence before trial concluded last Wednesday.
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Toledo
Bernard Schreiber
Common Pleas Court
Schreiber
Lattimore Indictment Dismissed by Judge
U S District Judge Luther Youngdahl dismissed a new perjury indictment against Owen Lattimore accusing him of denying he followed Communist line. The ruling cited vagueness and Sixth Amendment requirements, with the case stemming from 1952 Senate Internal Security testimony on Pacific Affairs and the Institute of Pacific Relations. The government may appeal.
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Washington
U.S
Luther Youngdah
Owen Lattimore
Red Interestan
Youngdah
Lattimore
US. Court of Appeals
Court of Appeals
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Senator McCarran
D-New
Institute of Pacific Relations
Pacific Affairs
Lewallen Found Guilty After Altercation Over Nickname
Lewallen 41 was found guilty of threatening bodily harm and carrying a concealed weapon after a Nickel Plate Railroad brakeman complained he pulled a gun on him. May of Brewster Ohio testified the dispute started when May called him “Coondog” repeatedly.
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Coondog
Ee Ae
J. Parker Eay
Ee Ise Lewallen
Lewallen
John D. May
Brewster
Ohio
May
Gallipolis Named In Pollution Order
The State Water Pollution Control Board issued a show cause order against Gallipolis to explain sewage dumping into the Ohio River. A hearing is set for February 73 at 16 am, and failure to justify may lead to attorney general action.
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Columbus
State Water Pollution Control Board
Gallipolis
Ohio River
Manslaughter Charge Filed in Gunshot Death
Police say Clyde Johnson was shot and killed after he kicked in the home of Hatch who admitted firing. Hatch faces a manslaughter charge in the death that occurred Sunday.
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Amius
Clyde Johnson
Federal Court Hears Case on Oil Rights Dispute
Federal Judge Henry Brooks set January 27 for a hearing testing whether Ohio or Kentucky counties along the Ohio River own river oil rights. The case will be heard in Owensboro with a pretrial stage scheduled for next Monday.
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Louisville
Henry Brooks
Ohio
Kentucky
Owensboro
Liquor Department Shakes Up Ohio Enforcement Ranks
Seven officials in the state liquor enforcement division were reassigned in a department shakeup involving Canton and Akron offices. Two investigators-in-charge were demoted to investigator as part of an efficiency drive amid past bribery charges and a grand jury inquiry that yielded no indictments. Governor Laweche and Director Canema cited ongoing audits and personnel efficiency efforts.
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The
State Liquor Department
New Territory
Sven
Canton
Akron
Edward J Allen
A. A. Rutkowski
Cleveland
Frank J. Laweche
Athoweks
William Canema
Allen
Allen Allen
Chiang's Isle Appears Subdued by Red Forces
Communist invasion with 20 warships struck Yikiangshan and reportedly captured the Nationalist outpost. Radio contact ended at 6 p.m. and officials said guerrillas on the island still resisted while fears grew of a broader Tachena invasion.
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Chiang
Red
Taipeh
Formosa
Yikiangshan
Defense Ministry
Yikashen
Tachen Islands
Four Cabinet Members to Testify on Trade Plan
Washington four more Cabinet members are to appear before the House Ways and Means Committee to support President's trade program. Dulles Benson received a warm reception from State and Agriculture chiefs as Defense Secretary Wilson Commerce Secretary Weeks Treasury Humphrey and Labor Secretary Mitchell were slated to testify. Earlier sessions went smoothly with Democrats favoring the plan and Republicans cautious toward Dulles and Benson.
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Washington
At and Means Committee
Pistrade Programm
Sie Sidinans
VU. S
Dulies
Agriculture Benson
Defense
Wilson
Commerce Weeks
Dulles and
Benson
Prison Inmates Revolt Holds Guards Hostages
Boston authorities confront a prison revolt in the solitary cellblock when inmates seized five guards as hostages. Warden John J. O'Brien calls it an attempted mass inmate release as state and city police surge to retake the facility. The warden believes at least one inmate is armed.
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Boston
John J. O'Brien
Bastilie
O'Brien
Woman Dies in Fire That Threatened Business Block
ASHTABULA Ohio fire kills Mrs. Ruby Hayes Martin found in her apartment room. Defective wiring caused the blaze, officials said. Firefighters from Andover Volunteer Fire Department battled flames that threatened a business block yesterday.
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Ashtabula
Peece
Ruby Hayes Martin
Harold Roach
Andover
Fire forces 125 students from Unionport Elementary
A fire in the basement ceiling at Unionport Elementary School during lunch prompted 125 students to flee the building. No injuries were reported as firefighters contained the blaze to the basement area.
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Unionport
Ohio
Truck Upsets Injure Driver Near Fic Grande
A loaded semi overturned at the west end of Paute Road near Fic Grande, injuring driver James A. Geisler of Aiken South Carolina. He suffered multiple fractures and severe lacerations, was pinned briefly, and treated at Holner Hospital. The crash tore out 60 feet of guard rail and occurred around 31.4 am as a highway patrol unit investigated a separate incident nearby.
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Galaipolis
Ita
Holner
State Highway Patrol
James A. Geisler
Aiken
5. C
Fic
West Virginia Woman And Ohio Man Sentenced In Transport Case
Cincinnati report states a West Virginia woman and an Ohio man receive three year penitentiary terms for transport offenses. The defendants are Hunt and Roy Com of North a, Route 1, Lawrence County.
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Cincinnati
West Virginia
Actos
Hunt
Roy Com
North A
Route 1
Lawrence County
Race Official Difa Youngstown Rites for Succeeder Died
Ran dall H. Anderson 76 longtime Ohio Racing Commissioner died of a stroke yesterday. He served on the Ohio State Racing Commission in 1937 under Governor Martin Lye.
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Difa Youngstown
Randall H. Anderson
Ohio State Racing Commission
Guv Martin Lvey
Byrd urges 4 percent cut to balance budget
Senator Byrd of Virginia calls for trimming the Eisenhower budget by four percent to help balance the federal deficit amid a projected 2.408 billion shortfall. He argues Congress and the administration must cut nonessential spending and foreign aid, while criticizing past deficit trends and urging decisive action.
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Washington
Byrd
D-Va
Flaenhower
Eisenhower
Congres
Congress
Democrate
Senate Finance Committee
Dillon
Douglas
D-I
Army Airlift Troops In Cold Weather Move
The last of 1000 Alaska based troops were being airlifted to the Galena area on the Yukon River as Operation Snowbird begins its first phase. The 1909 men, acting as aggressors, will establish a perimeter around Galena to ward off an attack by friendly forces. Paratroopers of the 3rd Airborne Infantry participate in the drill.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Galena
Yuckon
3Rd Airborne Infantry
Five Day Forecast With Below Normal Temperatures
Forecast shows average highs three to five degrees below normal with 36 in the north and 19 in the south and lows from 20 to 24. Expect a cold spell with a snow period heavy on Tuesday night into Friday, frequent northeast snow flurries, and water equivalent snow ranging from a fraction to around an inch.
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Fiore
Captured Wanted Man Loel Won't Fight Extradition
Otto Austin Loel a former FBI ten most wanted fugitive is tired and will not fight extradition to Oklahoma City for the murder case. He faces unlawful flight charges and was held on 50 000 bond after arraignment in Orlando. He described harsh days since his arrest in Sanford Florida and said he had little food.
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Fila
Otto Austin Loel
FBI
Oklahoma City
U. S
James Byrd
Loel
Waverly
Ohio
Sanford
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