Molotov urges voice for Red China in Berlin talks
In Berlin Molotov proposed allowing the Chinese People's Republic a seat in the foreign ministers conference. Western ministers dismissed the idea, focusing on Germany Austria and Korea. He argued Russia seeks genuine European security and peaceful relations without aims against other nations.
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Vpensane
Molotov
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Korea
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Schoenefeld Airfield
Dulles
Britain
Anthony Elen
Georges Bidault
France
Chinese People's Republic
Europe
Soviet Union
Young Ohio school board president leads Gallia County unit
Donald Pollitt Jr aged 23 becomes head of the Ohio Local Board of Education in Gallia County after last November election. A 1951 Ohio University agriculture graduate and Swan Creek farmer born August 27 1930 in Huntington he is married to Ju Juana Moore of Cadiz and has a seven month old son Donald Craig Pollitt. He attended Huntington Gallipolis Circleville and Ohio University and belonged to Acacia.
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Donald Pollitt, Jr
Ohio
United States
Ohio University
Ohio Local Board of Education
Gallia County
Huntington
Marshall College
J. Donald Pollitt
Don
Gallipolis
Circleville
Ohio's Truck Tax Prompts Possible Special Governors Meeting
The National Governors Conference may call a special spring session to address truck tax reciprocity amid Ohio's axle-mile levy. Executive secretary Frank Bane said the idea arose from a fall executive committee meeting, with a regular session eyed for Lake George New York.
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Atlanta
National Governors’ Conference
Ohio
Frank Bane
New York State
Lake George
Bane
Ohio Governor Defends Tax Reciprocity Plan
Ohio Governor Frank Lausche said during a Governors Conference recess that Ohio will reciprocate highway tolls and taxes with other states. He defended Ohio's axle-mile truck tax amid retaliatory actions from ten southern states and hinted at how reciprocity might be applied, contrasting with Atty Gen. ONeill’s softer stance.
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Atlanta
Ohio
Frank J Lausche
Lausche
National Governors’ Conference
William O'Neill
Ohio Native Innocent Of Killing Her Baby
Norma Coudert 24, from Alliance Ohio, was found innocent of killing her infant. A circuit judge ruled the state failed to prove a crime after she allegedly dropped the child on its head after unassisted birth in her apartment bathroom.
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Columbia. S C— W
Norma Coudert
Alliance, Ohio
Xi M. Braulsford
UN Places Units On Battle Alert For Red Attack Risk
United Nations ground sea and air forces were placed on battle alert last week for potential Red attack as nearly 99,000 anti Red prisoners were returned to UN custody. South Korean intelligence said two Chinese army corps about 60,000 troops moved north of Kaesong last week.
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Tokyo
lPi
United Nations
Kaesong
Two Boys Drown in Icy Swan Creek
In Toledo Ohio police and volunteers searched Swan Creek for 24 hours before finding two first grade boys Douglas Chaney seven and Eddie West six huddled in about a foot of water. A bloodhound repeatedly led searchers to the same spot and officers chopped the ice to reach the bodies. The boys had just left their home with their mother Mrs George Chaney warming them away from the creek about 500 feet away.
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Toledo
Ohio
UPI
Swan Creek
Douglas Chaney
Eddie West
Douglas
George Chaney
Barnesville Woman Dies in Suspected Accident
Belmont County coroner said there was no foul play in the Thursday death of 33 year old mother of seven near Barnesville. The victim, Mrs William Johns, was found with a .22 rifle beside her bed and a gunshot wound to the head.
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ST Clairsville
Ohio
Belmont County
W. J.sheppard
Barnesville
Wiliam Johns
Coriine
Edu
Cnase
Burkes
Anna Lee Burkes
Cince Burkes
Chrysler Idles 7900 Auto Workers in Plymouth Plant
DETROIT Chrysler Corp said it will lay off 7900 Plymouth division workers indefinitely starting Monday as production reductions hit its Plymouth Lynch Road plant and the automotive division. Packard Motor Car Co announced it will resume full production on Monday.
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Chrysler Corp
Faday
Plymouth Division
Plymouth Lynch Road
Sand Automotive
Packard Motor Car Co
College Leader Injured in Plunge at Rural Intersection
Montgomery college vice president and his wife were injured when their car rolled over twice and struck a concrete center strip near Uy &, 148 miles west of here. The incident occurred around noon Friday as the vehicle traveled on a rural highway.
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FF Wrox Montgomery
Macunsum College
Matt
Here
Martin criticizes left wing mining mood in 1950s talk
Philadelphia AP report shows House Speaker Joseph Martin blasting left wing eggheads for promoting socialistic aims in a Philadelphia Real Estate Board speech. He predicts no valid signs of recession despite unemployment around 2 million and cites past wartime-era highs and prosperity.
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Philadelphia
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Massachusetts
Martin
Americans For Democratic Action
Eugene Varga
Coffee Prices Spark Inquiries From Voters And Lawmakers
In Washington shoppers balk at over a dollar per pound coffee prices and 15 cent per cup checks. Housewives urge action while senators including Beall and Aiken consider probes into rising costs and potential legislation. Republicans weigh immediate steps after DOJ developments.
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Washington
Sen Beall
Senate Banking Committee
Aiken
R-Vi
Senate Agriculture Committee
Justice Department
Sale of Daily Is Announced in Zanesville News
The Zanesville News announces sale of its name good will and subscription list to the Zanesville Publishing Co which prints the morning Times Recorder evening Signal and Sunday Times Signal. No price disclosed last publication day for the News which began Oct 28 1939. Jones Enterprises may move News plant equipment to Massillon Independent. Clay Littick serves as president.
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Zanes~ville
Jing Ce
News
Sart J. Jones Enterprises, Inc
Massillon
Jones Enterprises
Clay Littick
Zanesville Publishing Co
Firemen Rescue Three Boys From Icy Lake Cakes
Three Wiloughby youths were pulled from frozen Lake Ene after they rode ice cakes farther than a hundred yards from shore. Firemen threw ropes and hauled them to safety after more than an hour on the lake. Names mentioned include Tom Kepiner, Ronald Kepiner, and John Ferick.
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Cho — Pi
Lake Ene
Tom Kepiner
Ronald
John Ferick
Wiloughby
Army Units To Leave Korean Theater
General Maxwell D. Taylor named two American divisions to depart Korea. The 20th and another division will be withdrawn, ending U.S. Army presence in the theater.
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Fou
Maxwell Bosler
Korea
Churchill Retirement Rumors Mount Over Possible 4 Month Exit
London reports whirl around Prime Minister Churchill possibly stepping down within months. Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden is seen as heir apparent with Eden reportedly improving after gall bladder operations. Some discuss Churchill remaining in cabinet or moving to the House of Lords as rumors spread. Parliament member Cyril Osborne ties a May retirement to Queen Elizabeth II's return from her world tour.
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Britain
Churchill
No. 10
Downing St
Anthony Eden
Eden
House of Lords
Cyril Osborne
Elizabeth II
Osborne
State Agents Raid Three Logan Clubs and Seize Gambling Devices
Ohio liquor control agents raided Logan Aerie 2168, Logan Moose Lodge, and Logan VFW-DAV hall finding a lewd film at the Eagles, gambling devices including a one-ball machine, and liquor sales without permits. One suspect, Raymond Tucker, faced sentencing. two arrests followed, with FBI record checks ordered. The raids, led by Frank M. Acton, targeted liquor violations and stalled activity through the night.
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Eagles Lodge
Frank M. Atton
Lancaster
Acton
Portsmouth
Department of Liquor Control
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Moose Lodge
Main St
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Vfw-Dav
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Logan Route 5
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Turker
B. Whitehart
Columibus Office
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Fead
Edward Jd. Allen
Youngstown
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Allen
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Fim
FBI
Federal Iniense
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Munse
State Board of Liquor Control
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Moos
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Elks Loage
Logan
Pine Club
Hyeor
Suspect in Brinks Robbery Is Jailed
Suspect known as Specs O Keefe surrendered in municipal court on a probation violation warrant and was held on 1500 bail. The FBI would not comment on the surrender or any potential break in the unsolved Brink s case.
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Boston
Specs" O'Keefe
FBI
Brink
Soviet Union vetoes for 57th time at United Nations
The Soviet Union used its veto in the Security Council for the 31th time on Friday, defeating Western proposals to settle the Israel and Jordan dispute. The bloc opposed a U.S. Britain and France powered plan to mediate, arguing for a broader role for the LN mediator in Palestine.
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Soviet Union
Israel
Syne Joxer
Jordan
Ertralia
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Britain
France
Pales
Sina
Tsrael
Fire damages plant. smoldering blaze causes evacuations
Fire at a Cincinnati plant damaged facilities and forced evacuations. Firefighters, aided by eleven mighty wagons, contained the blaze by Saturday afternoon. The cause is stated as a careless smoker, with estimated losses around 60,000 dollars.
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Cincinnat
Tayeana
Mighty Warners
Million Dollar Fire Destroys Seattle Dock Area
A massive blaze swept Seattle's dock district leaving smoking ruins and extensive damage at the Pant Wells area. The fire caused no injuries or deaths and investigators assess the cause while local authorities coordinate cleanup and recovery efforts.
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Font
Pacifc
Probes by Army Marines Hint High Level Snafu
Washington reports signs of a major snafu as the Army and Marine Corps announce probes into actions of a colonel and a corporal held by Chinese forces. The cases trigger Defense Department concern over timing as Panmunjom prisoners debate return and possible prosecutions looms.
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Maine Corps and
Coronel
Defense Department
Army
Cpl
Edward
Dickenson
Crackers Mediia
Korea
Uge
Marine Corps
Corps
Frank K. Schwable
Air Force
Department
Panmunjom
Hent
United States
Armistice Deadline Passes on Prisoners in Red Camp
Gen J H Hull, UN Far East commander, faces uncertainty as 21 Americans 1 Briton and 395 South Koreans remain in a Red camp after the armistice deadline. Allied Maj Gen J K Lacey pressed Reds to announce removal plans while Defense Secretary Wilson warned pay cuts loom for those undecided.
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E Hull
Egypts Boss Delivers Veiled Threat at Rally
Cairo observers noted President Naguib used the parade of 49 000 armed guardsmen to signal resolve against British control of the Suez Canal zone. He warned Egypt would not be subdued and cautioned against imperial pressure while underscoring a shift toward military strength and national unity.
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Egypt
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Suez Canal Zone
National Guards
Mohamed Naguio
Naguib
Brettraeng
Probers Sing Out on Voice of America Content
Senate investigation led by Len McCarthy examined claims of anti American material in VOA broadcasts. Testimony alleged edited tapes and contracted staff overrode editorial control, sparking walkouts and debate over government influence on U S international broadcasting.
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Senate
Len McCarthy
R-Wis
Saturda
Sembers
sMarat
Fey
McCarthy
Economic slowdown cited after 72 straight months
Commissioner Ean Clague said declines in living costs continue but do not signal a broader recession. The audience heard that the economy remains unsettled while inflation cools and costs ease, with the 72nd consecutive month of easing noted.
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Grup
Ean Clague
Tye Cree
Gerac Np
Bridge Re-Opener After Landslide Delay
A local bridge reopened to traffic Thursday after a landslide caused a two day stoppage. Cleanup and safety checks were completed and crews confirmed the spans were secure for light vehicle use.
Treaty Fuss Deadline Set
Washington leaders set a Monday deadline to compromise with Sen. Bricker on rewriting the constitutional treaty making provision. Sen. Knowland said he would report to President Eisenhower and House leaders at a White House conference. If compromise fails Republicans may seek a substitute with Democrats. Senator Wiley warned that approving Bricker could be one of the most dangerous acts of the generation.
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Sen
Bricker
Ohio
Knowland
California
GOP
Eisenhower
House
White House
Leutenant
Wiley
R-Wis
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Little Hocking Man Finds Body of Son
Stanley Mills of Little Hocking had searched the Ohio River for weeks and found the body of his son, Stanley Mills Jr, near Lock 10 on the Ohio side. The missing son had been aboard the towboat Charles Stephenson of the Ohio River Barge Lines and disappearance had followed an incident at Weirton Steel Co. last December.
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Ohio
Stanley Mills
Little Hocking
Ohio River
Stanley, Jr
Charles “Ysenson
Joe Stephenson
Gock
Pa Weirton Steel Co
Weirton
Stanley
Shortey Atter
Lock 10
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