Must Share Secrets With Allies Durham Urges Congressional Action
Chairman Durham says Congress should approve sharing U S nuclear secrets with allies to keep NATO united. He pledges quick handling of Eisenhower’s proposals and predicts passage, while stressing safeguards and not giving away weapons data. Amendments would let the President share data and materials with allies if it aids defense and security.
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Durham
D-Nc
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
Congress
U.S
NATO
Eisenhower
Joint Committee
Atomic Energy Commission
Cold War Thaw? U S and Soviet Exchange Pact
The United States and the Soviet Union agreed to a large exchange plan allowing 500 to 2000 Soviet citizens including tourists scientists and wrestlers to visit the United States over two years. The accord was signed at the State Department by Georgi Zarubin and William S B Lacy and praised by Eisenhower Capitol Hill leaders as a possible step toward calmer relations.
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William S. B. Lacy
Eisenhower
Zarubin
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Capitol Hill
Greene
D-21
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Humphrey
D-Minn
Soviet Union
Favoritism Charge May Bring Public Hearings
House legislative oversight subcommittee moves toward public hearings next week on allegations that FCC members accepted favors from industry. The panel has summoned two federal agency chairs Howard Freas of the Interstate Commerce Commission and John Gwynne of the Federal Trade Commission for questioning. Chairman Moulder said a schedule is not yet set as the panel completes general inquiries.
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House Subcommittee On Legislative Oversight
Howard G. Freas
Interstate Commerce Commission
John W. Gwynne
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
Moulder
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Workmen Rescued After Bank Cave-In on Expressway
Rain softened dirt bank collapsed on the Madison Avenue Expressway project in Indianapolis burying four workers. The first collapse trapped two men and a second cave in minutes later trapped two more who were digging with their hands. All four were rescued alive.
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Indianapolis
Conspiracy Case to Jury Deliberations in Taft Hartley Plot
A Cleveland case charges one woman and six men with conspiring to bypass the Taft Hartley Act by filing false non Communist affidavits. A seven men five women jury will begin deliberations after a charge from Federal Judge Paul C Weick. Government witnesses included eight former Communist party members.
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U.S. District Court
Paul C. Weick
Fred L. Gardner
Butte
Mont
U.S
Sumner Canary
Communist Party
Age and Going Steady Linked to Marriage Chances
LA experts warn early steady dating hurts a girl’s marriage prospects, stunting intellectual and social growth. Dr. Richard Hi Klemer of the American Institute of Family Relations says ongoing dating from grammar school can leave women less prepared for marriage, with caution after age twenty.
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Los Angeles
Richard Hi. Klemer
The
American Institute of Family Relations
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Institute
Khrushchev pushes for talks before summit
In Moscow Khrushchev urged Western ambassadors at an Indian National Day reception to begin with issues they can agree on before tackling tougher problems. He avoided specifics on agenda and compared summit talks to a Russian meal starting with zakuska and ending with the main course.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party
United States
West
Russia
Khrushchev
Two More Charged In Giant Swindle
Mahoning County Prosecutor Bell states two more people will be charged today in an alleged $200000 insurance swindle. The warrants raise total charged to 15, named mastermind John J. Tobin Jr., a 29 year old former city council member.
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Youngstown
Mahoning County
Thomas A. Bell
John J. Tobin, Jr
Robbery Admitted By Lima Salesman
The Allen County sheriff reports John But cher of Lima confessed to robbing the First National Bank of Celina of about 1000 dollars on Monday.
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Lima
Allen County
Scout Missing In Mendocino National Forest Search Intensifies
In Willows California a four day search for 12 year old Boy Scout Dennis Warschmidt continues with no trace found in the rugged snow packed Mendocino National Forest.
Snowless seas fuel seaweed cleanup at Wells Beach
At Wells Beach Maine fire crews used snow plows to clear a slippery seaweed spill outside the fire station after high tides and rough seas. The effort created a safe path for emergency equipment and responders.
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Wells Beach
Maine
Defense Budget Shortfall Sparks SAC Funding Talk
Senator Russell warned Eisenhower’s defense budget lacks sufficient strength in being and backed increasing Strategic Air Command funds. He favored purchasing additional long range bombers while missiles mature, arguing the manned bomber remains essential for U S power. The subcommittee urged modernizing SAC as part of overall readiness effort.
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Sen
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Eisenhower
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Senate Armed Services Committee
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
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Strategic Air Force
O'Neill Recovery Satisfactory After Heart Attack
Gov. C William O Neill shows stable vitals six days after a coronary occlusion. Dr. Robert C Kirk reports no paralysis and normal blood pressure temperature and pulse. Political fray continues as aides weigh re election plans and potential Republican candidacy amid the governor’s condition.
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Columbus
William O’neill
O'Neill
Robert C. Kirk
Nelson
William Cody Kelly
Incinnati
The
Ohio State Journal
Highways Open But Slippery Across Ohio
Ohio highways are open to traffic but slick in parts due to snow and ice. The state DOT maps slippery zones from Lis bon to Steubenville and Woodsfield to Gallipolis, with clear primary roads from Marion to Mount Gilead and Lancaster.
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Ohio
Ohio Department of Highways
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Millersburg
St. Clairsville
Steubenville
Woodsfield
Caldwell
Logan
McArthur
Gallipolis
Marion
Marysville
Lancaster
Cambridge
Mount Gilead
Reuther Urges Preapproval of Corporate Price Increases
Walter Reuther called on Congress to require large firms to justify price increases in advance through a new government agency. The plan would not block boosts but would inform the public with full facts before they take effect, as hearings on administered prices proceed before Sen Kefauver's Antitrust subcommittee.
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Walter Reuther
Congress
United Automobile Workers
Reuther
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly
Sen. Kefauver
D-Tenn
Hungary
Ferenc Muennich
Janos Kadar
Kadar
Grant III to receive key to Richmond city
Ulysses S. Grant III, grandson of Civil War general Ulysses S. Grant, will be awarded a key to the city of Richmond next month. The honor marks a ceremonial welcome for the descendant visiting the historic capital.
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Richmond
Ulysses S. Grant
Cincinnati Teacher Faces Paddling Charge
Miss Gayle A. Graner an elementary school teacher in Cincinnati must answer police court charges for allegedly paddling a fourth grade pupil and pulling him from a chair. Roscie ll McGeorge’s mother, Lu Anna McGeorge, says her son was spanked 15 times.
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Cincinnati
Gayle A. Graner
Lu Anna McGeorge
Rosciell
Hazardous roads choke Point Pleasant highways
State police reported Tuesday morning that all highways out of Point Pleasant are hazardous due to snow and ice, making travel risky on most routes.
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Point Pleasant
Mason Work Honored as Rolland Bright Receives Honor
The Messenger notes Rolland Bright is honored for working on a mason project. Details on the recognition appear in local community reports.
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Mason Work Police
DUKE
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Campanella
OOD
Athens
Glouster
Chauncey Logan Comics
Gallipolis
Nelsonville
Army Jupiter-C Poised for First American Satellite Launch
Cape Canaveral reports the Jupiter-C missile on the pad ready to launch a 29.7 pound American Earth satellite within days. Army officials claim earlier success was possible in 1955 if Navy rights had not blocked, highlighting renewed push after Vanguard delays.
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Wernher von Braun
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Pact Council Approves Long Term Strategy For Region
The Baghdad Pact Council of Ministers in Ankara approved long term plans for a regional strategic system of roads ports airfields and radio communications with a multi billion dollar price tag over several years. The five nation group with Secretary of State Dulles as observer moved toward turning the military planning group into a unified command. Secret parts of the report urged defending mountain passes against northern assaults and developing Moslem regional forces including Pakistan. The United States and Britain would speed arms supplies including ships planes radar gear and missiles.
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Turkey
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Military Committee
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Britain
Married 16 year old to re enter Hicksville High School
Defiance County judge orders the re admission of a married 16 year old boy to regular classes at Hicksville High School after Keith Tomlinson sued on his son Donald R. The judge cited no statute restricting a married child from attending public school and found no evidence of immorality.
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Defiance
Ohio
Hicksville High School
Order of Common Pleas
Dan Batt
Hicksville
Keith Tomlinson
Donald R
Tomlinson
College e Boy Found Hung In Basement
Chesterhill Ohio 19 year old college sophomore Robert Leroy Schofield was found hanged in his basement by his mother. Coroner Dr A A Coulson ruled death a self inflicted act. The Ohio Military School graduate and National Honor Society member was due to return to Marietta College last night. Funeral services set for Thursday 2 PM at Fawcett Stone funeral home. Burial in Friends cemetery.
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Robert Leroy
Schofield
Chesterhill High School
A. A. Coulson
Morgan County
Young Schofield
Marietta College
Ohio Military School
Cincinnati
National Honor Society
Fairview Grange
The
Society of Friends
John
Dorothy Smith Schofield
Elizabeth Smith
Fawcett-Stone Funeral Home
Friends Cemetery
Friends
Zanesville Pastor Elected Head of Ohio Synod
The Rev. Herbert W. Weler of St. John's Lutheran Church Zanesville was chosen president of the Ohio Synod of the United Lutheran Church in America on Monday. He succeeds the late Dr. Fred C. Weigman who died in an automobile crash on December 3.
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Mansfield
Herbert W. Weler
St. John's Lutheran Church
Zanesville
Ohio Synod of the United Lutheran Church In America
Fred C. Weigman
Pastors conference links building forms to divine understanding
Dr Arland A Dirlam former head of the Church Architectural Guild of America told about 1000 delegates at the 39th Ohio Pastors Conference that modern religious buildings express mankind’s spiritual understanding rather than serving as fixed facts Gothic cathedrals symbolized a reach beyond tradition while current designs seek to mirror spiritual scope Dr Walter M Horton Oberlin College School of Theology noted Oberlin faith and order conference findings on Christian unity stressing one Lord one faith one baptism and one worldwide mission.
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Arland A. Dirlam
Church Architectural Guild of America
Ohio
Dirlam
Walter M. Horton
Oberlin College School of Theology
Oberlin Faith and Order
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