Syria Egypt Union Promises Turmoil in Middle East
Syria seeks a union with Egypt as a protection against Communist influence and regional upheaval. The plan would abolish Syrian political parties, place Syria under Cairo’s rule, and curb Communist activity while raising fears of loss of sovereignty. Both regimes claim positive neutrality toward Moscow.
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Syria
Egypt
Middle East
Damascus
Cairo
Syrkea
Nasser
National Front
Moscow
Public Opinion Hurts U. S. Summit Stand
Washington reports show rising Western European support for a low level meeting with Soviet leaders if terms favor Western aims. State Department worries public opinion in Britain and others may pressure governments to modify Eisenhower agenda and complicate Allied unity on a top level summit.
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Washington
United States
State Department
Europe
Britain
White House
James Hagerty
Hagerty
Eisenhower
Lincoln Slaying Spree Tracked To Teen Suspect
Lincoln reports shock at a string of killings linked to Charles Starkweather and Caril Fugate as authorities fear more victims. Victims include C Lauer Ward and Clara Ward, both 47, housekeeper Lillian Fencer 51, and Merle Collison 37 of Great Falls. Charles Starkweather faces first degree murder charges with Caril Fugate jailed. family members lament the cost of tragedy.
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Lincoln
Neb
Charles Starkweather
Caril Fugate
Douglas Wyo
Caril
C. Lauer Ward
Clara Ward
Lillian Fencer
Merle Collison
Great Falls
Mont
Guy Starkweather
Charles
Charlie
Starkweather
Pansy Street
Granny
Marion
Barbara
Betty Jean
Nebraska
William D. Dixon
Merele Collison
Collison
Lancaster
Elmer Scheele
Douglas
Scheele
Wyoming
Dixon
Joe Sprinkle
Oil
Killer Surrenders After 10 Murders
Nebraska teen- gunman Charles Starkweather surrendered after a high speed chase near Douglas Wyoming. He faced first degree murder charges in Nebraska for nine slayings and the death of a man in Wyoming, with Wyoming considering charges on a tenth victim.
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Douglas
Wyo
Nebraska
Here
Charles Starkweather
Wyoming
Caril Fugate
Starkweather
Congress eyes space control clash over ARPA plan
Washington lawmakers debate civilian versus military control of outer space experiments after Secretary McElroy moves to set up a Pentagon ARPA to handle antimissile and space projects. Senate members question the final authority while Kefauver pushes a Cabinet level department for peaceful space endeavors.
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Washington
Congress
Secretary of Defense
McElroy
Pentagon Advanced Research Projects Agency
ARPA
Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Sen
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Winter Farm Show Practicality Studied
Columbus reports that state agricultural director Dr. Jim Hay said it is unclear if a winter farm show in Ohio is practical. He will study feasibility and whether youth activities could be emphasized as much as at the Ohio State Fair, likely during February or March.
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Columbus
Jim Hay
Ohio
Hay
Campaign Unchanged O Neill Camp Ready To Go
Ohio GOP leader says plan unchanged after Gov. O Neill’s mild heart attack. Ray Bliss says O Neill will file nomination papers Monday and campaign vigorously. Spriggs, potential rival, seeks final decision on Feb. 5 in Mount Gilead. Cavoli eyes round the world flight with Feller balls and city keys.
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Columbus
William O'Neill
Ohio Gop
Ray C. Bliss
Washington
Bliss
Ohio
House
Robert C. Kirk
O’neill
O'Neill
Alvin L. Spriggs
Mount Gilead
Spriggs
Cleveland
Joe Cavoli
Women Voters Leader Sybil Burton Dies in Zanesville
Sybil Burton 73 former president of the Ohio League of Women Voters died at Bethesda Hospital Zanesville after long illness. She led the state League from 1924 for four years and organized the local branch of the American Association of University Women.
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Zanesville
Sybil Burton
Ohio League of Women Voters
Bethesda Hospital
Miss Burton
State League of Women Voters
American Association of University Women
Flying Squad Prey Fined for Gambling
Canton police report nine men arrested in a gambling raid by state liquor agents colloquially called a flying squad. They pleaded guilty to displaying gambling devices when arraigned before Mayor Eugene Fellmeth in Canal Fulton.
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Canton
Eugene Fellmeth
Canal Fulton
Ohio Pastors to back anti-nuclear test stance
The Ohio Pastors Convention is expected to approve an anti-nuclear test resolution as part of a broader social declaration against racial segregation juvenile delinquency and other public affairs issues The warning from Dr Arthur S Flemming former NSC member urged the U S to retain strength to deter Soviet aggression citing Churchill on defense through deterrence
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National Security Council
Russia
Ohio Pastors
Arthur S. Flemming
Ohio Wesleyan
United States
Winston Churchill
Scandia Placement Agency taps steady demand for Scandinavian domestics
In Pasadena Norweigian Tor Petterson runs Scandia Placement Agency seven months after opening. He has imported 450 Scandinavian housemaids to work as domestics. Petterson notes Americans avoid such work while Scandinavians seek it as training and a path to life in the United States. Maids earn about 125 dollars monthly plus room and board. Families pay Petterson a 65 dollar fee and cover passage costs, deducted from the servant’s wages over six months to a year.
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Pasadena
Calif
Tor Petterson
Scandia
United States
Petterson
Elder Named Campaign Chair for Cleveland Governor Bid
Mayor Anthony J. Celebrezze names John E. Elder as chairman of the Democratic gubernatorial campaign. Elder previously managed Frank Lausche's successful 1956 U S Senate campaign.
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Cleveland
Anthony J. Celebrezze
John E. Elder
Elder
Frank J. Lausche
U.S
Ohioan Brookshire Elected House Minority Clerk
Harry L. Brookshire of Marion Ohio was elected by House Republicans as minority clerk. He succeeds Lyle Snader who resigned recently from the $15 000 job to join private business.
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Washington
Harry L. Brookshire
Marion
Ohio
House
Lyle Snader
Amish Children Placed Under Welfare Board Care
Six Amish children removed from their homes become wards of the Wayne County Child Welfare Board until the end of the school year in June after parents refused to send them to high school.
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Wooster
Wayne County Child Welfare Board
Blood shortage hits Gallia County as water woes persist
The Messenger reports Gallia County struggles with a bloodmobile quota shortfall while Eliza, Aygrce, and Apple Grove face water problems. Hilleary leads Nelsonville Board of Trade and Stan Musial signs a $100,000 deal.
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Gallia
Hilleary
Nelsonville Board OF Trade
Stan Musial
Ik Ee
Dynamite Blast Kills Teen in Lebanon Tennessee
In Lebanon Tennessee a trailer loaded with dynamite exploded after two youths fire into it. Glenn Turner Gulley 15 died. Charles Pruett 17 was seriously injured losing an eye and breaking an arm. The blast damaged nearby homes and shattered windows downtown. The dynamite had been abandoned by a Nashville firm.
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Lebanon
Tenn
Charles Pruett
Glenn Turner Gulley
Pruett
Gulley
Nashville
Cans
Malcolm S. Poteat
Marion Construction Co
Search Continues for Crash Victim at Lake Murray
Rescue teams resumed efforts for the body of John Verey of Rock Creek Ohio after an Ohio couple perished when their plane sank in Lake Murray. Jessie Verey was recovered earlier and a third occupant Richard Clause of Chardon Ohio swam to shore.
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Columbia
S. C
Ohio
Lake Murray
John Verey
Rock Creek
Jessie
Richard Clause 36
Chardon
Latin Quarter Night Club For Sale After Fine
Ironton reports the Latin Quarter night club faces sale after Dustin Corn known as Ducky incurred a $5000 fine. The venue’s status and ownership timeline were updated following the penalty. Local authorities noted the financial judgment impacts the club’s operations and future.
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Ironton
Latin Quarter
Dustin FE
Indictment May Have Caused Death
Brooklyn principal George Goldfarb 55 took his life after a grand jury threat of indictment faced while he was to appear before the panel investigating crime and juvenile delinquency in public schools. City Board of Education officials say the threat likely caused his suicide.
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New York
George Goldfarb
Brooklyn
John Marshall
Goldfarb
Grand Jury
Charles H. Silver
City Board of Education
Pacific Defense Talks End With Historic Pacific Leader Meeting
Adm. Felix B. Stump said the three day top level secret talks on Pacific defenses ending Wednesday were a great success. The gathering of six Pacific commanders was the largest since the Korean conflict in Honolulu.
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Honolulu
Adm
Felix B. Stump
U.S
Pacific
Space hazards teased by experiments on sensory loss
Air Force scientist Georges T Hauty reports at the Institute of Aeronautical Sciences that preflight tests by McGill University in Montreal produced hallucinations. Volunteers, idle in sensory deprivation, described marching squirrels, tiny rocket ships, and swinging space instruments along with irritability and concentration problems.
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New York
Air Force
Institute of Aeronautical Sciences
George T. Hauty
McGil University
Montreal
Canada
Hauty
Pen's Alvis Loses Eye In Wreck
Columbus Ohio Penitentiary warden Ralph Alvis is in satisfactory condition after losing his right eye in a Wednesday car crash. Sally Hart, his longtime chauffeur and Cleveland killer, is in critical condition with chest back and internal injuries. Police say Alvis passed left of center near an intersection while attempting to pass a truck driven by George O Rudolph of Columbus.
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Columbus
Ralph Alvis
Ohio Penitentiary
Sally Hart
Cleveland
Alvis
George O. Rudolph
Lima Financier Thomas Schoonover Dies at 69
Lima financier and City Loan and Savings Co. board chairman Thomas Richard Schoonover, 69, died Wednesday in St. Rita's Hospital. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Friday at Christ Church Episcopal with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery. Schoonover headed the statewide loan company with 152 offices.
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Lima
Christ Church Episcopal
Thomas Richard Schoonover
St. Rita’s Hospital
Woodlawn
Schoonover
City Loan and Savings Co
Tribute Paid New Bishop Issenman Installed Feb. 11
Catholic clergy in Cincinnati paid tribute to Bishop Clarence George Issenman who will be installed as bishop of the Columbus Diocese on February 11. The 50 year old native of Hamilton has served in Cincinnati for nearly two decades as auxiliary bishop, chancellor and vicar general of the archdiocese and taught at Mt. St. Mary Seminary after stints with Catholic newspapers in Denver and various pastoral posts.
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Cincinnati
Clarence George Issenman
Columbus
Issenman
Cincinnati Archediocese
Hamilton
Denver
Mt. St. Mary Seminary
Brown Files Petitions for May Primary
Columbus election filing notes Secretary of State Ted W. Brown submitted nominating petitions for the May 6 primary. Brown, elected four times to two-year terms, seeks a four year term.
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Columbus
Ted W. Brown
Snow clearing costs in Kansas City rise to 122000
City authorities report the recent storm dumped 15 inches and cost about 122000 to clear the streets. The figure covers snow removal operations and related municipal expenses.
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Kansas City
First Come First Served 99 Cents Cars In Flint
Flint dealer offers four cars at 99 cents and four at 99 dollars Friday. Eight people have stood in line since Tuesday for the limited sale. The lineup includes James Stewart and Sandra Hollingshead, with others from General Motors and GM Institute. Buyers may not sell spots or receive relief, and 15 minute breaks are allowed.
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Flint
Mich
James Stewart
Sandra Hollingshead
General Motors
General Motors Institute
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