Eden Faces U S Pressure On Red China UN Seating
U S officials seek Eden's support to block Red China from UN seating. Britain leans toward shelving the issue while US-UK policy clash grows amid election year politics. Talks with Eden and Lloyd follow a Japan-Eisenhower meeting plan and focus on Middle East concerns.
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Husband to be arraigned in murder of wife and child
Massillon police say Nick Kostic, a 31 year old steelworker, was to be arraigned today on a first degree murder charge for shooting his estranged wife and a two year old physician Saturday. He made a rambling oral statement about his motive.
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Man Slays Wife and Two Sons in Martinsville Tragedy
Police say 41-year-old Robert Heckman a Sunday school teacher who claimed to be Jesus Christ fatally attacked his wife Mary 35 and two sons Rick 11 and Chad 10 with a public safety item in their Martinsville apartment He told Sheriff Young this was doomsday and he sent them to heaven Afterward he was held at his father's home before medical treatment Police later arrested a separate man identified as Kostic who fatally shot Dr H P Hart and wounded another in a nearby incident.
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Girl 8 Dies In Cleveland Home Fire
Betty Jean Hegler aged eight perished in a blaze sweeping the second floor of a two family house in Cleveland near East Side. Father Carl Hegler 30 also died earlier while attempting to rescue her. The girl's mother Thelma 30 and siblings Sharon and Carl Jr 4 were saved by parents. Fire officials said the cause was undetermined and the inferno occurred in a dense tenement area near a gaseous diffusion plant.
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Abbott Jury Deliberations Enter Fifth Day in Abduction Case
In Oakland California the Abbott jury entered its fifth day of deliberations over the kidnapping and murder of 11 year old Stephanie Bryan. The state seeks the death penalty as Abbott, taunted by court, faced a trial cornered by the disappearance near Berkeley. His mother Elsie Abbott sobbed as she broke down during a courthouse vigil.
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Fake Cost Of Shipping Autos Hit
Washington The National Automobile Dealers Association told Senate Commerce subcommittee that phantom freight charges by auto manufacturers are misleading and deceptive. Jul E Herzog, head of the association’s research division, cited about 214 million dollars paid in phantom freight in 1954 and said charges persist even when cars are assembled near the purchase spot.
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Stevenson Kefauver Seen Splitting Primary Victories
Stevenson and Kefauver appear set for two unchallenged wins in the first four Democratic presidential primaries in New Hampshire Minnesota Wisconsin and Illinois Filing closes for Illinois on April 10 Stevenson has signed to appear on the ballot though the entry is advisory for the 6 delegate votes Republican hopes center on Eisenhower and MacArthur with Stratton moving to list his name Nixon notes rising optimism among Eisenhower supporters about a run and says the president’s decision will depend on his ability to handle the pace and workload ahead.
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Wreck near Hartstown kills engineer on passenger train
Norfolk and Western west bound Pocahontas derailed on a curve near the West Virginia Kentucky line. Engineer Watt Willard of Bluefield was found dead at the throttle. About 20 others were injured. fireman Ernest Hoback also from Bluefield treated and released. Remaining cars did not overturn according to preliminary reports.
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Ohio weekend traffic toll hits fourteen deaths
Pedestrian deaths accounted for most of the weekend traffic fatalities in Ohio. In all, 14 persons died on state roads from 6 p.m. Friday through midnight last Sunday, with the first death recorded early Saturday.
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The Lost Weekend advertisement in The Messenger Want Ads
The reader is urged to act now in The Messenger Want Ad Columns to place ads and avoid missing a “Lost Weekend” for buying a car or selling items. The message emphasizes prompt action, promotes The People’s Marketplace, and provides a phone number 31242 for placing ads.
Ohio Pastors Meet Today Conven tion Opens in Franklin County Memorial
Ohio clergy gather for the annual Ohio Pastor s Convention in Columbus at the Franklin County Veterans Memorial building. National speakers address the theme God Is Our Strength. Rev Alvin L Kershaw of Oxford opens with False Notions about the Secular. Bishop Gerald H Kennedy of Los Angeles will speak on the priesthood challenge.
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McCormack Challenges Dulles On Indochina Role
Representative McCormack of Massachusetts disputed Secretary of State Dulles, reacting to a Life magazine piece claimed to show Eisenhower policy prevented U S involvement in Indochina and other crises. Life editor Henry Luce defended the administration and apologized for possible reader misunderstanding.
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Group Seeks To End Fuss Over Westinghouse Strike
Washington report notes a selfstyled National Citizens' Committee aims to push public attention to settling the Westinghouse strike. The 15th week of action has halted 54,000 workers at 40 plants, with IUE representing 44,000 and UE about 10,000 on strike. A Pittsburgh meeting offered no progress. John M Carmody announced the 17member group in Washington. Brown seeks reelection in Columbus as secretary of state, filing petitions for a fourth term with 5,000 signatures from all eight counties, for the May 8 GOP primary.
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Army and Air Force clash over long range weapons
Military boards debate which service should dominate long range weapons as tests show models of a 300 mile Army missile and plans for a 1300 mile variant. The Air Force signals priority for ICBM development and strategic bombers while Army and Navy push broader range goals.
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Killer's Trail Cools as Manhunt for Irvin Slows
Princeton Indiana reports a cooling trail in the search for escaped killer Leslie Irvin. Authorities had received reports of a man matching Irvin's description from Missouri to Ohio after he fled from a Gibson County site in Indiana. Irvin, scheduled for transfer to Michigan City prison for execution June 12 for the Wesley Kerr murder, had been indicted in five other killings.
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Nehru seeks end to boundary protests across India
Prime Minister Nehru's government searches for ways to quell violent protests over redrawing state boundaries along language lines. Bombay clashes have left 300 to 400 dead and thousands wounded. Nehru addressed Congress leaders, appealing for constitutional methods and restraint.
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Burglar Glad To Be in Jail
Robert Hodge, 26, hospitalized after a botched home attempt to remove a shoulder bullet with a kitchen knife and a pistol. He fled after the improvised operation, was arrested, later treated, and tied to a robbery at a restaurant owned by Bert Fant. A third accomplice remains at large.
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Democrats to Convene State Committee Meeting
Ohio Democratic officials report a meeting of the state central and executive committees will be held Friday to consider a slate of candidates for the party. Delegates will be chosen in the May primary. Gov. Frank Lausche is the unopposed Democratic candidate for U S senator and Ohio’s favorite son for president at the national convention.
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Report Claims Defense Down
A report by Eisenhower era defense officials says progress toward armed service unification is backward. The House Government Operations Committee examined the study, with Rep Dawson Dill’s subcommittee considering tentative approval last week. Republicans may seek softer language targeting Secretary of Defense Wilson, while officials like Assistant Secretary Thomas Pike and Secretary of the Navy Charles Thomas defend that non unified practices began years ago.
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Man and ex wife found dead in snow covered car near Mosquito Lake
Sheriff's deputies report a partially submerged car near Mosquito Lake after a fox hunt located 8 men or a man and his former wife in a snow covered vehicle. A flexible metal pipe seal was attached to an empty fuel tank with ignition on.
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Santa Fe Die Train Derailment Kills 29 in California
A two car Santa Fe diesel train derailed on a curve near Los Angeles, killing 29 and injuring at least 120. The engineer reportedly blacked out, speed estimated at 50 mph, with cars left on their sides and bodies mangled. Ambulances and cranes operated as clergymen offered comfort.
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Police Arrest Three In Dramatic Robbery
Three men were arrested following a dramatic bank robbery in Marion county. The incident ended with the safe opened and loot recovered, while an assistant cashier his wife and mother-in-law were held hostage during a five hour ordeal. Suspects Willard Ciola Duane Parker and Donald Kimberling were captured after police closed in near the Hurr home.
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