Policy Shifts Seen in U S China Stance Amid Formosa Talks
Senator Mansfield signals a possible shift toward UN involvement and recognition of Communist China, while Senator Knowland cautions against assuming a major policy change. The discussion follows Eisenhower's remarks on a UN ceasefire and Formosa tensions.
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China
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Eisenhower
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New York
Chiang Kaishek
Chiang
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Dulles
Third Sheppard burial in six months at Sunset Memorial Park
Dr Samuel Sheppard and his two brothers attend the private funeral for their 64 year old father Dr Richard R Sheppard at Sunset Memorial Park. The elder Sheppard died after his wife Ethel killed herself on Jan 7. Samuel remains jailed after losing a bail bid while appealing his wife Marilyn Sheppard's July murder case.
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Navy PBY Missing in Central Pacific SOS Reported
The Hawaiian Sea Frontier said a Navy PBY went down between Johnston and Kwajalein islands after sending an SOS. The number aboard was not confirmed. Planes prepared to search the area and two ships were diverted to assist.
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Couple Reunite After Court Hearings in Chicago
Jerome Hooker and his 56 year old wife reconciled after frequent court-ordered meetings following her separate maintenance suit. Judge Charles S. Daugherty dismissed the suit as the couple indicated they had begun to like each other again.
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Jerome Hooker
Ike Begins Third Year As President of U S
President Eisenhower marks year three in office with a health check praising him as in excellent health for a 64 year old. His physician notes minimal physical change in two years and continual weight around 176 pounds while urging more exercise.
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National Security Council
China
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West Point
Colorado
Britain Considers Cease Fire Move in UN China Fight
London reports Britain has consulted with the United States and New Zealand on a possible UN cease-fire proposal for the China conflict. A Foreign Office spokesman said the idea was among several discussed but no decision was made.
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Sheriff Arrests Suspect From His Jail Chair
Pocatello Idaho deputy sheriff Cutler arrested Franklin Warren 20 of Fort Hall on a grand larceny warrant without moving from his chair at the county jail. Warren was leaving the jail after visiting a friend when the arrest took place.
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Bill Collector Fined For Ax Threatening in Texas
In San Antonio Texas Mike Villareal a bill collector for Friendly Finance Co was fined 25 dollars for disturbing the peace. Louis Gomez testified in justice court that Villareal threatened him with an ax while attempting to collect a debt.
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Deputy shoots man on beating check in Elyria
Steve Vaszi 37 is killed by Deputy Eugene Miller after a scuffle when Miller responds to a report Vaszi was beating his wife and son. Vaszi was armed with a gun and blackjack and died from a shotgun blast. He leaves a widow and two sons aged 13 and 8.
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State School Survey Pushes 300 Million in Ohio Aid
The Ohio School Survey Committee urges 300 million dollars in state funds over two years to reshuffle the foundation program. Current aid totals 256 million under the existing subsidy plan. The proposal shifts to teacher classroom basis with a cap of 30 pupils per class, likely increasing classrooms and staff.
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Ohio Tors
Ohio School Survey Committee
French Trial Ends as Marguerite Marty Is Acquitted
In PERPIGNAN France a nine day murder trial ended with the acquittal of Marguerite Marty charged with poisoning cousin Mrs Jeanne to inherit the estate. Marty admitted her affair with Eulogio Candela but denied poisoning his wife and alleged police abuse to force a confession.
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Ohio Flier Missing On Training Mission
Lt. Charlies Bryan Manning of Middletown Ohio is reported missing after his Browning AD 4 Douglas Skyraider failed to report for the final of 10 bombing runs during a training mission from Cherry Point Marine Air Base. The incident occurred over a small island during a six plane flight.
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Out One Day Youth Faces Same Count
Ronald B Daily 24 of Plattsburg N Y was arrested by the Ohio Highway Patrol one day after his release from the Chillicothe federal reformatory. He was charged with auto theft for wrecking a car stolen in Columbus.
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Man Robbed of Watch Wallet Shoes in Baltimore
Fred Green told police he was attacked Sunday night and knocked unconscious. He woke to find his wallet watch overcoat salt shoes glasses and a $17 brown glass eye stolen.
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Fred Green
Rebels Hold Few as Hostages Enter Third Day
Boston AP authorities see signs four rebellious convicts may settle for limited terms rather than freedom. Prison chaplain Rev Edward P Hartigan and Dr Samuel Merlin said the men are defiant but listening to pleas. A tearful appeal by 17 year old Hartara Green to her father Teddy Green failed to move him.
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Air Raid Drill Planned For June Nationwide
Civil Defense directors from seven states and the District of Columbia agreed to seek federal backing for a countrywide air raid drill next June with full public participation. The two day conference ended with heads from Region Two outlining the plan and the drill aims to boost local programs and public awareness.
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Prosecutor Reindicted For Embezzlement In Franklin County
COLUMBUS The Franklin County Grand Jury has reindicted County Prosecutor Frank H. Kearns on one count of embezzlement involving 210 counts of embezzlement and bribery.
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Franklin County Grand Jury
Frank H. Kearns
Atomic Energy Committee to Begin Two-Week Hearings
The Senate House Atomic Energy Committee will hold a two week series of hearings on progress in the atomic energy industry starting January 31. The panel will review developments and policy implications across the sector.
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U S Army Private Verdine Freed by Russians in Berlin
Pvt. William A Verdine of Starks Louisiana was released by Soviet authorities in Berlin today after six years of captivity including a lengthy stay at Vorkuta prison camp. He is the third American freed from Vorkuta this month joining John H Noble of Detroit and Pvt. William Marchuk of Norristown Pennsylvania. Verdine had been listed as missing since 1949.
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Mystery Deepens in Bombing Death In Houston
Investigators probe the death of Mrs Harry Weaver killed by a booby trap nitro heroin bomb hidden in a car. A Houston businessman linked to the case and his two children were escorted by Texas rangers and sheriff's deputies to the Harris County Court House after hours of questioning. Authorities withheld identities and details as the probe continues.
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Reds Batter Yikiangshan Island After Communist Invasion
Guerrillas clung to Yikiangshan Island two days after Peiping claimed its fall. Nationalist Defense Ministry said defenders fought a life or death battle amid shelling from Touwmen Island and Medre reinforcements. Reports said Red forces poured ashore and nationalist ships and aircraft battled along the China coast with several Red ships sunk or damaged.
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Canfield Slaying Case Begins at Logan Today
A three judge court in Logan opened hearing the case of Robert Lee Downs 22 of Rockbridge Route 2 accused of the May 22 ambush slaying of David Canfield 71 at his Jack Run farm. Prosecutor Fred Murray said Downs confessed to entering the Canfield home twice and taking a shotgun before lying in wait.
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Court Studies Bar Picketing
Seloto County court decisions against employees joining a union were studied yesterday by the Ohio Supreme Court. Chucales and other operators of the State Bar and Grill obtained a common pleas court injunction. the appellate court affirmed, and the union appealed. The tavern operators said there was no dispute with their employees and that picketing aimed to compel hiring unionists or pressure employees to join the AFL local.
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Young Women Labeled Safer Drivers in Insurance Move
COLLMBUS The Farm Bureau Insurance Companies announced today that young women drivers are better insurance risks than young men. Effective Feb. 1 rates for women under 25 will be cut 2 to 67 percent. Executive VP Yowman Doss said tests show young women are safer drivers and drive like adults, so they qualify for adult rates.
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Boundary Change Shifts City Line on North Street
A chancery court decree alters Pass Christian’s northern boundary moving from the north side of North Street to the south side. North Street runs east and west, redefining municipal limits.
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Eisenhower Outlines 10 Year Economic Blueprint
President Eisenhower presents a 10 year plan aiming for 500 billion dollars plus in annual production and high employment. He warns against speculative activity while urging measures to boost minimum wage, extend tax relief, housing credit, and antitrust enforcement to sustain rapid industrial expansion.
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Eisenhower
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Shell contract awarded to Mulling Manufacturing Co
The government awarded a seven million dollar shell contract to Mulling Manufacturing Co of Warren Ohio for the armed services.
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Eisenhower Faces Democratic Doubts on Economy
Two Democratic senators challenged President Eisenhower’s upbeat view of the economy in his January economic message. Kefauver cited lower national product and higher unemployment, while Sparkman pointed to falling farm income and widening farm costs, arguing the outlook is not as strong as two years ago.
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