Eisenhower and Eden seek closer US UK Middle East policy
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Eden pursued a united Middle East stance amid Soviet pressure. They pledged cooperation on deeds against Red China and easing tensions, while noting minor policy divergences to be narrowed. The talks also tackled Saudi Arabia oil interests, the Baghdad Pact, and Israel-Arab tensions as potential sticking points.
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Warney Ryuerd
Washington
Eisenhower
Eden
U. S
Middle East
Russia
Goodvars
Britain
Risenower
Sian
Gene Ures
U.asnusa
Far East
Middle St
Tan
Red China
United Nations
Saudi Arabia
Buraimi
Israel
Nome crash kills Alaska National Guard chief
Nome report states Brig. Gen. John R. Noyes commander of the Alaska National Guard died after a National Guard plane crash. He suffered severe freezing and multiple injuries. Maj. Robert Kolb also injured. both were rescued after four days in wreckage. The crash occurred 25 miles northeast of Nome across the Bering Strait.
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Nome
Alaska
John R." Noyes
Alaska National Guard
Noyes
National Guard
Fred Langsam
Maj
Robert Kolb
Kolb
Findlay
Eisenhower backs pay as you go highway financing plan
President Eisenhower approved a law to finance the highway construction program with pay as you go taxation, abandoning the bond plan. House GOP leaders reported the Democratic refusal to accept the bond approach, and Eisenhower yielded to secure quick approval for the program.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
Mar
Congress
Martin
N. Y
Jerome
Jin
Mexi- White House
Thane
Rome
Paleo
Mexico
Peter Newma
Eden
Jamest
D. C
Massapequa
Steve Dulles
Queen Elizabeth
Kubitschek Rules Brazil Inauguration Promises Growth
Brazil swore in Juscelino Kubitschek as president with a largely conservative cabinet. Delegates from 60 nations attended the Rio ceremony where Vice President Richard M. Nixon led a 17 member U.S. delegation. Kubitschek pledged to expand transport, elect the power and production to reduce reliance on imports and foreign exchange shortages.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Getuio Va
Juscelino Kubitschek
Brazil
Aday
Rio
Minas Gerais
Richard M. Nixa
U.S
Kubitschek
Reds
Kubibschek
Fire destroys 81 houses in Maebashi City Japan
A Japanese fire engulfed 81 houses in Maebashi City today and then spread to nearby areas. No casualties were reported.
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Maebashi
Japan
Judge Rules Courtroom Photography Should Be Permitted
Cleveland judge Joseph H Silbert defended allowing courtroom photography and press coverage saying it presents news. he cited the 1953 contempt conviction of City Editor Louis L Clifford and staff for directing a photo in the courtroom. The ruling follows an opinion by Common Pleas Judge Fra J Launche and references the Camera Photographers Association.
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Cleveland
Ted
Joseph H. Silbert
Commons Pleas Court
Silbert
Louis L. Clifford
Cleveland Press
Clifford
USS. Supreme
Sibert
Oher Photographers Association
Lausche
Eisenhower Second Term Urged by Herald Tribune Editorial
The New York Herald Tribune advocates a second term for President Eisenhower as essential to deepen liberal measures and stabilize progress after two decades of one party rule and wartime regulation. It argues his health supports continued leadership and warns the Republican party risks defeat without him at the helm.
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New York/Herald Tribune
Eisenhower
New York
Herald-Tribune
Republican Party
Republican Seaton touts Eisenhower era prosperity in Montgomery County
Fred A. Seaton, deputy assistant to the president, spoke at a McKinney Day event with about 720 Montgomery County Republicans. He argued the Eisenhower administration fulfilled 1952 promises, delivering peace at home and abroad, highlighting armed forces spending and personnel to illustrate national strength. He criticized Democratic views on military power as underestimating the nation's security.
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Dayton
Eisenhower
Republican Party
Fred A. Seaton
McKinney
Montgomery County
Seaton
Hen
Westinghouse and union hold 14th strike talks
Westinghouse Electric and the AFL-CIO International Union of Electric Workers continue silence after their 14th straight meeting aimed at ending a 107 day strike. A circulated report says UE proposals focus on efficiency studies, raising fears of pay cuts and job losses without contract guarantees against such changes.
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Westinghouse Electricorp
Afl-Cio International Union of Electric Workers
Westinghouse
Modern Garage Ad Promises Big Results
Fragmented OCR text shows an old advertisement claiming inexpensive, strong results for rental services. Mentions a modern garage, a phone call, a cancelled ad, and an address at Ohio Avenue. Contains broken phrases and unclear details, but implies an effective yet vague marketing pitch.
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Ater
Ohio Ave
Court Asked To Restrain Pinball Ban in Logan
LOGAN An application for a temporary restraining order to halt enforcement of a new pinball ordinance was filed today in Hocking County Common Pleas Court. George Thomas, a local operator, claims the measure targets pinball machines and asks for both temporary and permanent relief. He argues the city will confiscate and destroy machines without due process and seeks to block enforcement pending final action.
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Logan
Hockingmanent County
Esinsia Muon
Thomas
U S Courts Convict 519 in 1955 across southern district
In 1955 the southern district cotio gave 519 federal convictions. Columbus had 168, Dayton 139, Cincinnati 212. Juries acquitted 2 in Columbus, 3 in Dayton, none in Cincinnati. Court dismissals or acquittals numbered 19, 3, and 31 respectively. Most dismissals and acquittals were for elective service violations after Supreme Court and circuit decisions. Transporting a stolen car across state lines led with 103 convictions. There were 60 narcotics and marijuana convictions across the three courts.
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Tac
Hugh K.martin
Columbus
Dayton
Cincinnati
Supreme Court of the United States
Circuit Court of Appeal
Martin
Living With Snakes Is Just Too Much
Denver judge dissolves a 15 year marriage after Marion Ellsworth Woodmansee, 32, testified her husband forced her to live in a cave infested with snakes. She said snakes crawled over the cupboard and the baby, driving her to nerves breakdown.
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Denver
Joseph ©. Cook
Marion Ellsworth Woodmansee
Coroner to analyze fluid in deaths linked to drinking
Eugene B. Mores said he would analyze a liquid found with three men who died after heavy drinking. Mrs. William Penick said her father and husband had been drinking heavily for weeks and would drink anything they could get. She fears they and her brother-in-law may have drained alcohol from a farm tractor radiator.
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Eugene B. Mores
William Penick
Whites Battle at Concert Sparks Tennessee Riot
In Chattanooga a clash between white spectators and Negro dancers marred a Monday night Memorial Auditorium event featuring Roy Hamilton. Three whites and three Negroes were lightly hurt, nine Negroes arrested for disorderly conduct as tensions rose in the all Negro section. Attendance counted about 2000 Negroes and over 1000 whites.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Roy Hamilton
Memorial ‘Auditorium
Plane hunted in Venezuela missing Beech craft
In Venezuela near Caracas rescue teams sought a missing two engine Beech plane reported missing since daybreak. Four U S citizens and six others were aboard. Initial word said no survivors sighted. Captain Charles C Baughan of Georgia led the flight. Also aboard were his wife Mary from Shelbyville Kentucky and Malcolm Edgerton and his wife of Stamford, Connecticut and New York.
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Yaracas
Venezuela
U. S
Caracas
Charles C. Baughan
Georga
Baughan
Mary
Shelbyville
Malcolm Edgerton
Stamford
Ann
New York
Mollet Publicizes New Cabinet as Assembly Debates Nod
Paris Premier Guy Mollet announced a 13 member cabinet to the National Assembly seeking confirmation. Notable appointees include François Mitterrand and Maurice Thorez attended as deputies filled the chamber. Mollet aims to rally support from the MRP with a platform favoring Atlantic ties and West European unity.
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Guy Afol
National Assembly
Maurice ‘Thorez
Mollet
Pierre
Christian Pinseau
Alge Gen
Georges Catroux
Robert Lacoste
Albert Gazier
National Defense
Maurice Lourges
Maunoury
Gilbert Jules
Rene Billeres
Overseas
France
Gaston Detferre
Francois ‘Tanguy-Prigent
Felix Houphouet Boiny
African Democratic Rally
MRP
Popular Republician Movement
Christian Democrat
Part Yy
Atlantic Alliance
Assembly
Algeria
Guerrila
Violence and unrest linked to city boycott in Ohio
A flare of violence near a Negro leader’s home in Columbus follows a prolonged boycott of city transfers protesting segregated seating laws. Police reported windows shattered by a hand grenade or dynamite, no injuries. Earlier violence occurred during the first week of the Devcett protests. At the same time Ohio officials announced a civil service move to recruit engineers with starting salaries around 380 dollars per month as part of a 150 million dollar construction push. President Baker said building progress could start soon with forecast of wintry days ahead.
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Rae Here
King
Devcett
Columbus
State Highway Department
State Civil Service Commission
Samuel 59
Linge
Frank J. Lausche
Civil Service Action
Baker
Farmers Bear Greatest Share Of Price Drop
Secretary Benson told meat industry leaders that Agriculture will tighten marketing programs and avoid government purchases to store meat. He warned margins must reflect real costs and pledged to defend farmers as hog prices fall and costs rise, urging packers to cut profits to help farmers.
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Chacago
Pice Decuneericature
Benson
National Swine Industry Committee
Packer
Armer
Iowa professor cautions on satellite size and shape
Prof James Van Allen head of Iowa State University physics department says public descriptions of proposed earth satellites are premature. He noted cylinders 18 inches long and shapes other than spheres are possible. His committee will publish a paper with instructions for amateur radio operators to build receiving gear ahead of a planned 1987 launch.
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Iowa City
Iowa
State University of Iowa
James van Allen
Ann Arbor
van Allen
Junk Mail Floods Mail Boxes Across Regions
R Abrams testified to a House appropriations subcommittee that third class mail volume has surged back toward the junk mail peak. He recalled a 1954 policy allowing unaddressed advertisements on mail routes and noted current costs rise with high volume, especially in the Ohio Indiana Kentucky region.
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R. Abrams
House Appropriatens
Abrams
Ohio-Indiana-Kentucky
Norway UN Delegate Addresses OU Mid Year Commencement
Ambassador Hans Engen of Norway speaks at Ohio University Memorial Auditorium at 2 p.m. on the theme The Privilege and Challenges of Being Young. Engen, longtime UN delegate, outlines youth roles as 162 degrees and diplomas are awarded including 145 bachelors, 19 masters, and eight associate diplomas.
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Hans Engen
Ohio University
Engen
John C. Baker
U.S
UN Economic and Social Council
Mer§morial Auditorium
Robert E. Mahn
Ambassador Engen
Boy Drowns After Fall Into Snowy Well Near Home
A 3 year old boy Ida Rayon slipped behind his Cleveland area home and fell into a mud lined well. His father and a local passerby found the lifeless body minutes later as the well was clogged with mud slush and a thin ice crust.
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Cleveland
Ida Rayon
Diay
Mather
Cky Sreman
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