Unquiet Arab youth seek U.S. aid to curb Soviet influence
Western educated Arabs like Saad form a growing group the disgusted ones of Iraq voicing desperation for change They seek a clear U.S. policy in the Middle East while warning that Arab failure to stabilize the region invites Communist infiltration They urge a quiet period free of tension and economic security to defend internal fronts through regional development and UN backed Arab unity.
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William L. Ryan
Sa’ad
Iraq
Middle East
Nassar
Alcorn Emerges as Likeliest GOP National Chair Candidate
Washington reports Republicans weigh the impact of a telegram branded fraudulent as they pursue a new party chair. H Meade Alcorn Jr of Connecticut appears favored to succeed Leonard Hall, with Darby Morhouse Pyle and Stassen mentioned as alternatives. The National Committee plans to meet to select a chairman after Hall resigns.
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H. Meade Alcorn Jr
Connecticut
Leonard W. Hall
Harry Darby
Kansas
West
Midwest
New York State
GOP
L. Judson Morhouse
Howard Pyle
Arizona
Harold E. Stassen
GOP National Committee
Alcorn
Bush
Purtell
Senators Demand Mohn Testimony On Union Hiding Facts
Senate Investigations Subcommittee calls Einar Mohn of the Teamsters to explain telegrams urging officials to challenge authority and take the fifth amendment to conceal alleged illegal diversion of union funds. Beck abroad, Mohn to return with lawyer. A stenographer testifies she fears for her safety over local 227 disclosures.
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Teamsters Union
Einar Mohn
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Mohn
Teamsters
Dave Beck
Beck
McClellan
D-Ark
Subcommittee
Geraldine Taylor
Bayonne
N. J
The
Allied Industrial Workers of America
Hungary Faces Severe Food Shortage Unemployment Rise
UN observers report Hungary could see 12 percent unemployment and severe food shortages by midyear after a revolt against Soviet control. Budapest relief needs include 440000 tons of foods 14500 tons of seed and 10150 tons of fertilizer. The Red Cross plan suggests UN aid be sold through normal channels at world prices.
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N.Y
Hungary
Budapest
International Committee of the Red Cross
Law Specialists Guard Ike for Inaugural Day
About 5 000 law and order specialists will be on duty for President Eisenhower's inauguration on January 21 to protect the President and officials. Officers say minor infractions will go unpunished on the event day with focus on security and.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Snow Plows Readied for Eisenhower Inauguration Day
Washington plans 160 snow plows to be available next Monday in case of snow on President Eisenhower's second inaugural day.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Eisenhower
Khrushchev defends Stalin as model Communist fighter
Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev, at a Kremlin reception with Chou En-lai, reiterated that Joseph Stalin was a model Communist fighter for the working class, saying Stalinism should not be used as an insult and praising Stalin's contributions despite criticisms.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
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Chou En-lai
Bulganin
Lenin
O'Neill Names Richard Minor as Welfare Assistant Director
Gov. C. William O'Neill appointed Richard Minor of Worthington, 35, as assistant director of the state welfare department. Minor, a former FBI agent, previously served in the claims division of the attorney general's office representing the welfare department.
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William O'Neill
Richard Minor
Worthington
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Attorney General's Office
Telephone firm rejects union arbitration in prolonged strike
Columbus Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co rejects a union call to arbitrate the 189 day southern Ohio strike. mediator N W Fillo says no progress after 11 hours of talks. negotiations resume in Seneca hotel with separate sessions, as Frank Lennberg cites refusal to cede control to outsiders.
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Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co
Ohio Telephone
Striking Communications Workers of America
CWA
N. W. Fillo
Seneca
Fillo
Frank Lennberg
John Brown
Brown
Britain Still a Great Nation Despite Tough Times
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan told a national audience that Britain remains a great power and will stay strong. He rejected talk of decline, praised Britain's record, and pledged a continued, independent partnership with the United States.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Britain
Macmillan
United States
Temperature Trend Drops Below Normal Across Region
Temperatures will average 15 to 20 degrees below normal with highs of 35 to 41 and lows of 20 to 24 across the north and south. Weekend moderation expected with little further change, while precipitation ranges from 0.1 to 0.25 inches. Frequent lake snow near Lake Erie and light snow farther inland Monday to Wednesday.
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Lake Erie
The Fight Against Flu Goes On in Sunday Messenger
The Sunday Messenger features an accessible article on the fight against influenza, detailing research progress and the stubborn virus. It also highlights an exposé by Arthur Barry about crime and lessons for youth, plus recipes and light features to ease parental strains.
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the Messenger
Arthur Barry
Richland County Fair Named Ohio Blue Ribbon Fair
The Ohio Fair Managers Association awarded Richland County Fair the 1956 Blue Ribbon title at the closing session of a three day convention in Columbus. Divisional winners and runners up were Huron, Ashland and Gallia counties.
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Richland
Ohio Fair Managers Association
Ohio
Huron
Ashland
Gallia
Fire Levels Largest Jasper Mills Building in Ohio
Fire destroyed the village’s largest structure in Jasper Mills near Washington Court House Ohio early today. Fifteen people were displaced from four apartments in the four story frame building once used as a business house.
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Washington Court House
Ohio
Jasper Mills
Carney and Gleason to Part Ways After June Contract
Art Carney and Jackie Gleason will separate as Carney’s manager says their agreement ends in June once Carney’s contract expires. The two stars have worked together on stage and screen, with Gleason directing and Carney starring in their projects.
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New York
Art Carney
Jackie Gleason
Carney
Civil War Vet William Lundy Turns 109 in Florida
In Defuniak Springs Florida Confederate veteran William A Lundy celebrated his 109th birthday at Walton High School gymnasium attended by neighbors. Florida and Alabama radio stations carried the birthday description. Lundy, Elba Alabama native, defended his courthouse in the Civil War. Two other Confederate veterans survive John Salling 110 Saint Virginia and Walter Williams 114 Franklin Texas.
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Fla.p
William A. Lundy
Lundy
Florida
Walton High School
Alabama
Alabama Home Guard
Zanesville Wins All America City Honor
Mayor Sherman Johnson accepted a certificate naming Zanesville the divisional winner in the All America City contest sponsored by Look magazine and the National Municipal League.
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Zanesville
Sherman Johnson
Look Magazine
The
National Municipal League
Gas supply to industry in Columbus restored, Ohio Fuel Gas Co says
Ohio Fuel Gas Co. announced restoration of gas service to industrial customers in Columbus after cutting part of its supply to Toledo area on Thursday. The move ends a disruption affecting multiple plants and equipment.
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Columbus
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Toledo
U N Debates Israeli Pullout From Gaza and Sinai
The General Assembly backs a five day deadline for Israel to withdraw troops from Gaza and Sharm el Sheikh with Dag Hammarskjold to lead. US and USSR favor rapid UN Emergency Force deployment, while Israel seeks guarantees on shipping protection and conditions for withdrawal.
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Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
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V. V. Kuznetsov
Gaza
Aqaba Gulf
Sharm el Sheikh
Golda Meir
Sinai
B52s Complete Refueling as They Seek World Circumnavigation
Three Air Force B52 bombers refueled over Guam en route to a planned jet nonstop flight around the world. Officials caution the operation is a demonstration of capability, not a stunt, with a simulated bombing run halfway through the journey and a roughly 24 000 mile equatorial route.
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Air Force
Washington
Russia
Fallout mild next to X ray says Ohio doctor
Dayton report says atomic fallout is comparatively mild next to X ray and fluoroscope radiation used by physicians. Dr. William G. Myers of Ohio State University warned at an Ohio physicians meeting that radiation danger lies in effects on descendants, possibly 40 generations away. He cited geneticists agreeing that overexposure lowers birth rates and raises death rates.
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Ohio
William G. Myers
Ohio State University
College of Medicine
Myers
American College of Physicians
Dr. Myers
B57 Bomber Crashes on Landing at Biggs AFB
A B57 bomber crashed while landing at Biggs Air Force Base in El Paso Texas killing two crew members and injuring a civilian worker.
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Biggs Air Force Base
Here
Moscow Pravda Suggests Britain Break With Allies
Pravda proposes Britain drop bad associates including the United States and align with Russia as an easy exit from its plight.
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Pravda
Britain
United States
Russia
Elephant to March in Inaugural Parade
Miss Burma the circus elephant proves she can keep pace with the President's inaugural parade by time trials on Jefferson main street. The five ton GOP mascot exceeded 120 steps a minute though official time was not released. The elephant and entourage depart for Washington today.
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Miss Burma
Jack Mills
Washington, D. C
Tito Sets Date For U S Visit
U S Yugoslav agreement fixes an April visit by Marshal Tito to the United States drawn amid growing opposition from Catholic groups veterans groups and some members of Congress including Rep O Kis ki who threatens resignation if the trip proceeds. The State Department says Eisenhower’s invitation does not imply approval of Yugoslavia’s communist system.
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Marshal Tito
United States
Tito
Congress
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O’konski
R-Wis
State Department
Eisenhower
Official urges Ohio to buy land for parks
James D. Wells, assistant state natural resources director, urged immediate land purchases to meet Ohio's critical need for more state parks. He spoke at the closing session of the Ohio natural resources conference in Columbus, warning that prices could rise.
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Ohio
Natural Resources
James D. Wells
Ohio Natural Resources Conference
Actress testsifies before grand jury in kidnapping case
Marie McDonald testified before a Los Angeles County grand jury about discrepancies in her kidnapping story. She blamed the differences on a state of shock and sedatives taken in India. Jurors questioned details as they adjourned for further deliberations without indictments.
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Marie McDonald
Grand Jury
Los Angeles County Grand Jury
India
Marie
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