Eisenhower Says U S Stronger, War on Politics in Campaigns
President Eisenhower tells a Chicago audience that the United States is militarily strong and will grow stronger and that national security must not be used as a political issue in congressional campaigns. He pledges modernization of defense to counter the Soviet threat and insists Americans will not politicize security.
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Senate Democrats challenge Eisenhower on national defense claim
Top Senate Democrats disputed President Eisenhower s view that security has been markedly strengthened under his tenure. They accused Adams of politicizing defense and argued the administration has not kept the United States well ahead of the Soviet Union. On the road for rallies, lawmakers pressed for accountability and bipartisan focus on defense.
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Eisenhower
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Russell
Senate Armed Services Committee
Sen. Kefauver
D-Tenn
United States
Russia
Sen. Mansfield
Montana
Kefauver
Surrender Order Draws Klan Riot Charges in North Carolina
In Robeson County North Carolina a Klan leader Rev James Cole 33 Marion S C is ordered to surrender on inciting riot charges tied to a clash between Klansmen and Indians near Maxton. Klansman James Garland Martin 37 was jailed on drunkenness and concealed weapons charges.
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N.C
South Carolina
Cole
Carolinas
Robeson County
Martin
Maxton
Early Bullard
Dayton to Build State’s First Hospital for Emotionally Ill Children
Groundbreaking ceremonies will start construction of Ohio's first hospital dedicated solely to treatment of emotionally ill children.
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Dayton
Ohio
Ohio Weather Shifts to Snow Flurries and Cold Wave
Ohio expects rain this evening turning to snow flurries and strong winds as temperatures fall tonight. Wednesday low around 5 to 28 with snow flurries and highs near 30 to 43. West Virginia faces rain heavy at times, windy and colder with rain turning to snow flurries tomorrow. tonight’s low in the 30s.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Debris Found in Pacific as Missing Planes Hunt Intensifies
Debris including wood and foam rubber was found about 97 miles west of the last known location of a missing Military Transport Service cargo plane with seven aboard. The plane vanished 385 miles southwest of Oahu on a Honolulu to Kwajalein flight. A second Air Force WB50 weather spotting plane remains missing near Guam, with distress signals aiding the intensified search.
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Pacific Ocean
Military Transport Service
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Kwajalein
Guam
Air Force
Civic Leader Henry Bettman Dies in 23-Story Fall
Cincinnati civic figure Henry A. Bettman longtime City Planning Commission chairman died after plunging from the Carew Tower. The 48 year old architect reportedly jumped or fell from a Washroom window on the fifth floor and was found on a 16th floor ledge leaving a mystery surrounding the incident.
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Cincinnati
Henry A. Bettman
City Planning Commission
Carew Tower
Period of tragedy marks rise in Ohio traffic toll in 1957
Ohio ended 1957 with 2036 traffic deaths, up slightly from 2023 in 1956, despite 11 days left in 1957. Rural highways accounted for 976 deaths, down from 981 in 1956, while overall rate remained 5.6 per 100 million miles. Highway safety director Gordon Jeffery called the period a shameful stretch.
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Columbus
Ohio
Gordon Jeffery
France faces foreign policy test over Algerian arms flow
Paris lawmakers opened a foreign affairs debate amid tension with Tunisia and two Communist states over alleged aid to Algerian rebels. Premier Gaillard expected to address rapid events, while France announced the interception of the Yugoslav steamer Slovenija and seizure of 150 tons of weapons bound for Algeria via Casablanca.
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National Assembly
Tunisia
Felix Gaillard
Peru
France
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Algeria
Slovenija
Christian Pineau
Algerian National Liberation Front
FLN
Casablanca
Morocco
Pineau
Radivoje Uvalic
Uvalic
Reactor Planned Near Sandusky for Atomic Engine Tests
Government officials expect the 100 million dollar NACA reactor near Sandusky Ohio to be completed despite misgivings from the AEC Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards. An AEC hearing on the construction permit was held last week and sources say Kyle will likely recommend approval.
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Sandusky
Ohio
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
NACA
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Jay Kyle
Kyle
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Commission Okays Gas Rate Increase
Washington approves an annual wholesale natural gas rate increase for Texas Gas Transmission Corp totaling $1,161,500. The higher rate took effect Monday after Federal Power Commission approval.
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Washington
Texas Gas Transmission Corp
Federal Power Commission
Ohioan Gerald Huffman Named Assistant Administrator
Gerald H Huffman a former Ohio extension official has been named assistant administrator for programs of the Federal Extension Service within the U S Department of Agriculture announced today.
Solon Charges Inviting Disaster Over Bomber Base Proposal
Rep. Flood says dispersal bases endanger Wright Patterson Air Force base in Ohio by placing B52s at Dayton site. Air Force deputy chief argues dispersal speeds aircraft, notes Patterson would still be a target and runways could be extended at 33 bases to house squadrons of 15 aircraft.
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Washington
Rep. Flood
D-Pa
Air Force
Wright-Patterson
Ohio
Irvine
Flood
Jet Seaplane Passes First Flight Monday
Martin Co. remodeled jet engined Sea Master completed its first flight test Monday. The large seaplane reached speeds up to 600 miles per hour and flew for 1 hour 55 minutes under Navy observation. Earlier experimental models intended for long range reconnaissance and mine laying exploded.
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Baltimore
Martin Co
Strike Ends at Aveo Manufacturing Plant
A work stoppage by 600 to 700 electrical workers at Aveo Manufacturing Corp in Fvendale ended this morning after less than five hours. Union reps reported a settlement with management resolving key wage and shift concerns.
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Cincinnati
Aveo Manufacturing Corp
Fvendale
Girl Released In Luter Bond Swindle Case
Miss Betty Tuchek connected to an alleged insurance claim swindle was freed from Mahoning County jail on a reduced bond. Assistant prosecutor Loren V. Van Brocklin opposed lowering the bond from 15000 to 5000, warning she might flee town.
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Betty Tuchek
Mahoning
Loren V. van Brocklin
Miss Tuchek
van Brocklin
Common Pleas
John W. Ford
American airman identified after Osan area fire
Technical Sergeant Doug las Winright of Montpelier Ohio is named as the American air man killed in a fire near Osan Air Base Saturday.
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Osan Air Base
Douglas Winright
Montpelier
Ohio
Red Cross Advices Mother to See Peiping Leader Over Son
Mrs. Ruth Redmond of Yonkers plans to travel to Peiping to appeal to Premier Chou En Lai for her son Hugh Redmond jailed in Shanghai on spy charges. The move follows Red Cross guidance and may signal talks on freeing three American fathers, including Richard Fecteau and John Downey, serving long sentences.
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Red Cross
Ruth Redmond
Chou En- Lai
Chou
John Downey
Women’s fashion shifts since 1830 in Dallas exhibit
Mrs. Virginia L. Gambrell of the Dallas Historical Museum notes that women have not dressed to please men for much of the period since 1830. At the State Fair an exhibit titled What Do Men Like in Women’s Fashions drew 26 000 votes, showing a 1907 dress as the favorite for its softly feminine style and clear feminine identity.
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Dallas
Virginia L. Gambrell
Dallas Historical Society Museum
House Appropriations OKs Emergency Air Force Funding
The House Appropriations Committee backed an emergency 1.39 billion dollar fund to speed missile programs and boost Air Force retaliatory power. The plan exceeds Eisenhower’s request by 20 million and provides 1.26 billion in new cash plus 130 million in transfer authority. funds available immediately to finance space age weapons and deploying the Strategic Air Command fleet and Atlas Thor Jupiter missiles.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
House
Defense Department
Air Force
Strategic Air Command
Military leaders urged new testimony on defense reforms
Senate Preparedness subcommittee sought public input from Adm. Chester W. Nimitz and Gen. Carl Spaatz to streamline Defense Department for missiles and satellites. House hearings featured Brucker and Lemnitzer. Burk e warned missiles do not diminish U S ability to strike Russia, while foes fear Soviet surprise attack.
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Senate
Defense Department
Adm
Chester W. Nimitz
Naval Operations
Carl Spaatz
Air Force
House Armed Services Committee
Army
Brucker
Lyman Lemnitzer
House Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
Strategic Air Command
Lyndon B. Johnson
D. Tex
Russia
U.S
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Soviet Union
Arleigh Burke
U. S
Free World
Escapee Recaptured After 12 Hours in Columbus Kitchen
In Columbus an Ohio Penitentiary escapee Burnice Turner was recaptured by 25 officers inside a North Side home after 12 hours on the run. James Shoemaker and his wife Helen were detained for harboring the fugitive and Shoemaker faces a petit larceny charge on a preexisting warrant.
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Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
Near North Side
Burnice Turner
James A. Shoemaker
Helen
Turner
City
Shoemaker
Cincinnati Attorney Peck Seeks Democratic Lt Governor Nomination
John W. Peck of Cincinnati announces his bid for the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor in the coming May primary.
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John W. Peck
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