Sabrejets Roar To Formosa In Defense Move
U S Sabre jets from Okinawa and the Philippines moved to Formosa to defend the Tachens and allied outposts against a possible Communist invasion. The 18th Fighter Bomber Wing with F 86 Sabres joins U S naval power near Taipei as carriers arrive in Formosa waters and the evacuation plan for the Tachens is readied.
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Formosa
U.S
Okinawa
Philippines
Ee Ae Ae A
Singapore
Midway
U. S. Navy
U. S
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Yorktown
Kearsarge
Wasp
Taipei
Far East
Tokyo
Knowland says Ike does not seek preventive war power
Senate Republican Leader Knowland says President Eisenhower does not view the Formosa resolution as authorizing preventive war. He told reporters after a White House meeting that the measure aims to promote peace in the Pacific, with clear limits on any potential retaliation unless attacked.
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Knowland
Washington
Senate
Calif
White House
Eisenhower
Formosa
Senate Critica
China
Congress
Pacific
United States
Kyger Creek OVEC Plant Near Cheshire Opens Power Line
OVEC announces Kyger Creek and Clifty Creek plants now feeding the AEC Pike County project. Kyger Creek's 200,000 kilowatts start on line with a 330,000-volt transmission system near Cincinnati. The $145 million Kyger Creek project, built by Booth & Flinn, reduces delivery time and marks a major regional energy expansion involving 15 utilities and strong contractors.
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Kyger Creek
Ohio Valley Electric Corp
Cheshire
OVEC
Atomic Energy Commission
Pike County
Kgger Creek
Clifty Creek
Madison
Ind
Ohio River
Cincinnati
AEC
Ohio
West Virginia
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
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Appalachian Elec
Tric Power Co
Philip Sporn
Graham
W. Va
Ohio Valley
Deer Creek
Gallia
Gallia County
Messenger
J. Samuel Peeps
Gertrude Rothgeb Carman
S. R
Tom) Carman
North American Coal Co
Cleveland
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal C O
Pierce
Dearborn
Lawrenceburg
Booth & Flinn
Pittsburgh
Financier Serge Rubinstein Found Dead in Manhattan Apartment
New York AP report says financier and draft dodger Serge Rubinstein was found bound and gagged in his Fifth Avenue luxury flat. Police fear murder or robbery after a ransacked room and a slept-in bed. Rubinstein, once a noted financial figure, had legal troubles including a deportation fight since 1952.
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New York
Serge Rubinstein
Fifth Ave
Rubinstein
Dmitri
Rasputin
Moscow
St. Petersburg
MacArthur At 75 Urges Global War Abolition
General Douglas MacArthur, veteran of wars from World War II to Korea, marked his 75th birthday in Los Angeles with a vow to outlaw war. He warned against silent patriotic seductions and urged rejection of party loyalties in a Civic Legion banquet and a statue dedication at MacArthur Park. He travels to New York to resume duties as Remington Rand board chairman.
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Los Angeles
Douglas MacArthur
America
Japan
Far Eastern
MacArthur
MacArthur Park
New York
Remington Rand Corp
American Legion
Forty Feared Lost On Fishing Ships Off Iceland
Hull England reports forty British seamen feared dead from two trawlers the Rodrigo and Lorella off Iceland. Each ship carried twenty men and sent distress signals during a hurricane and snow storm before going silent after seven minutes of radio chatter.
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Hull
England
Iceland
Youths Take Cigars and Fall Ill After Smoking Them
Dallas police report ten to fourteen year old youths admitted stealing between two thousand and five thousand cigars from a tobac co salesman William Howard. They said each smoked only part of a cigar before becoming violently ill. Howard said the cigars were stale damaged stock kept to return to the factory.
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Dallas
Tex
William Howard
Howard
Savings Bond Sales Top $300 Million
Ohio was one of nine states over 100 million dollars in 1954 savings bond sales but did not reach its quota. Earl O. Shreven, director of the Treasury savings bond division, said Ohioans sold bonds totaling $329,761,000, reaching 96 percent of the state quota.
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Washington
Ohio
Earl O. Shreven
The
Treasury
Ward County Woman Faces Murder Charge Amended to Manslaughter
In Gallipolis, Sylvia Marie Munde Ward, 35, will have her charge reduced from first degree murder to manslaughter after a press conference in Coroner Warehime's office. Ward is accused of fatally shooting her 37 year old husband Robert Ward last Thursday. The case was bound over to the grand jury without bond. prosecutors may reconvene the grand jury to pursue the amended charge.
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Gallipolis
George Ehman
Sylvia Marie Munde
Reds Stockpile Nuclear Arms
Dayton—Air Force vice chief Gen Thomas D White warned that Russia is stockpiling tremendously destructive nuclear weapons and a bomber fleet capable of striking North America. He said the threat is here today and urged U S leaders to act with urgency.
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Dayton
Air Force
Russia
North America
Thomas D. White
Chamber of Commerce
Genoa to present statue to Columbus in Ohio
Genoa Italy officials plan to gift a statue of explorer Christopher Columbus to Columbus Ohio. The Genoa Chamber of Commerce will raise five million lire roughly seven thousand five hundred dollars for the gift.
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Genoa
Italy
Columbus
Ohio City
Pirates Raid Coastal Village Steals 29 Sewing Machines
Reports from Jakarta say 2 pirates raided a remote coastal village and fled with 29 sewing machines and 20 bicycles. No injuries are mentioned and authorities have not released any further details.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Correspondents Face Stringent Navy News Blackout Formosa
American correspondents with the U S 7th Fleet off Formosa face near total censorship with Navy rules forbidding reporting on fleet movements size disposition intentions and possible damage. Writers must submit stories for clearance from ship captains to Pearl Harbor and Washington for ultimate release, yielding only minor features.
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Formosa
U. S
Navy
Pacific Fleet
Pearl Harbor
Navy Chief of Information
Washington
Navy to Launch New All Purpose Destroyer USS Forrest P. Sherman
The Navy unveils its first postwar all purpose destroyer with the christening of USS Forrest P. Sherman in Bath Maine. The vessel will be quickly producible and will exceed 35 knots with aluminum superstructure and improved habitability for 350 crew.
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Washington
Forrest P. Sherman
Admiral Sherman
Naval Operations
Bath
Maine
Quincy
Mass
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Navy
Cutter Rescues Plane Crew in Atlantic Ditching
A U S Coast Guard cutter rescued six crewmen and two passengers from a four engine C 54 that ditched in a stormy Atlantic more than 800 miles east of Bermuda after contacting a radar rendezvous with a plane bound from the Azores to Bermuda. All hands were saved as rain and rough seas raged before nightfall.
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New York
Coast Guard
Atlantic
Bermuda
Military Air Transport Service
Azores
U. S. Air Force
Clad in Nightie Refuses Rescue in Minneapolis Fire
Mrs. Pearl McKersie, 41, refused assistance from firemen as they raised a ladder to her second floor smoke filled bedroom. Flames spread from the living room but she wore a short nightie and did not want to be embarrassed by climbing down. Firemen battered down the front and quelled the blaze before guiding her down the stairs wrapped in blankets.
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Minneapolis
Pearl McKersie
Heavily Burned Man Discovered After Three Weeks
Cambridge resident Victory J. Killinay, 69, who lived alone, was found yesterday by a neighbor in his country home. He survived by eating bread after a kerosene stove exploded, leaving him with extensive burns and he was hospitalized at Guernsey Memorial Hospital.
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Cambridge
Victory J. Killinay
Guernsey Memorial Hospital
Bill to Open South East Ohio Tuberculosis Hospital
A bill proposes opening The South East Ohio Tuberculosis Hospital in Nelsonville for Ohio residents with or suspected of TB. It states the facility would provide care and costs would be borne by the state or county authorities.
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Ohio
Oe County
Nelsonville
Proposed Law Seeks Ohio Direct Vote for Governor
Ohio senator David McK Ferguson proposes a censuit amendment creating an Ohio electoral college of 136 members to elect the governor by indirect vote, amid discussions of abolishing the U S electoral college.
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Columbus
U. S
Ohio
David McK. Ferguson
Guernsey
Hay
Bus with 40 to 45 children collides with auto in ditch
In Prescott Michigan a school bus carrying forty to forty five children struck a car and slid into a ditch. Three teachers in the car were injured and three children sustained minor injuries but were treated and released.
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Prescott
Mich
Old Bombs Exploded Shaking Desert Area
A tremendous explosion at Dugway Proving Ground Utah released a black smoke cloud after the detonation of half a million pounds of obsolete bombs. Army and Air Force personnel set off the munitions in the desert test.
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Dugway Proving Ground
Utah
Air Force
Cold Air Mass Moves Toward Ohio Tonight
Ohio endures the coldest winter weather as a northwest air mass sweeps in from Iowa. Sub zero temperatures are expected across the state with Columbus and Cleveland recording lows near three degrees and Akron and Youngstown hit by more snow. Forecasters warn of another low pressure area from Saskatchewan bringing more snow late Friday.
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Columbus
Weather Bureau
Iowa
Cleveland
Youngstown
Akron
Cincinnati
Toledo
Wro
Dayton
State Highway Patrol
Saskatchewan Way
House Studies GI Schooling Plan as Early Veterans Bill
House leaders move to quick action on a limited GI schooling bill granting about 1 400 000 armed forces members the right to postservice education beyond January 31. Eisenhower’s order set the cutoff and canceled some Korea War veterans benefits for men entering service afterward.
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Washington
House
Congress
Eisenhower
Cyclist Loses Wheel in Fatal Mt Healthy Crash
Magdalena Lutkehaus, 6, died after an accident involving a bicycle in Mt Healthy. Dennis Gates told police the front wheel came off as he braked after seeing the girl crowing the street and he was thrown over the handlebars against the woman.
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Magdalena Lutkehaus
Dennis Gates
Fight Counties Named Best in Conservation Effort
The Ohio Federation of Soil Conservation Districts honored eight Ohio counties for exemplary work in soil and water conservation. Officials cited strong local programs and community engagement across the districts recognized.
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Ohio Federation of Sail Conservation Districts
Ohio
Aes Eeer
Pride of the 7th Fleet Commands Waters Around Formosa
Vice Admiral Alfred M. Pride, 57, bald grandfather and former Navy test pilot, leads the U.S. 7th Fleet guarding Formosa. Joined Navy 37 years ago as an enlisted man and is praised as fair, steady, and deeply respected by his subordinates.
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Formosa
U. S.S
Annapolis
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Alfred M. Pride
Navy
Pride
7Th Fleet
Kin Press for Visit Kin Press for Visit
Relatives of two captive American airmen pressed the State Department for clearance to visit their kin in Chinese communist prisons. Mr and Mrs Harold Fischer Sr of Swea City telegraphed Secretary of State Dulles expressing willingness to take risks to see their son, Capt Harold Fischer Jr. He has been imprisoned since April 1962 after being shot down over Korea.
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Lowe
State Department
Trig
Harold Fischer
Dulles
Capt
Harold Fischer, Jr
Korea
Chiang Kai-shek will not veto UN cease-fire plan
The New York Herald Tribune reports the U.S. government has assurances from Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek that his government will not veto or oppose any reasonable cease-fire resolution in the United Nations Security Council. The claim appeared as Senate debated a resolution authorizing force to defend Formosa and the Pescatores.
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New York Herald Tribune
U. S
Chiang Kai-shek
United Nations Security Council
Washington Dispatch
Senate
Eisenhower
Formosa
Pescatores
Bank of England Raises Interest Rate Today
The Bank of England raised its interest rate from 3 percent to 3 percent. As the central clearing house for British banking, its action influences all financial institutions and the cost of borrowing in the country.
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London
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Great Britain
Genuine Polish Sausage The Real McCoy Sign
A downtown Baltimore storefront displays a sign reading Genuine Polish Sausage The Real McCoy, celebrating a regional specialty and branding. The wording highlights authenticity and local flavor for shoppers.
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Celtic Delight
Baltimore
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