Senate Sees Revisions of Mid East Plan
Senate Democrats said the Middle East resolution will be extensively revised and require more hearings, while the House passed the measure 355 to 61. The plan would permit up to 200 million dollars in military and economic aid and authorize use of U S troops to halt Communist aggression.
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Senate
Eisenhower
Middle East
House
U. S
Gordon
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Congress
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Dulles
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Sen. Humphrey
D-Minn
Building trades union threatens AFL CIO merger split
A building trades faction led by the Teamsters warns it will break up the AFL CIO merger claiming 3 million members. Teamsters Vice President James R. Hoffa has helped spark the revolt as the group vows to regain work now done by rival organizations, signaling a broad labor power clash.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Building Trades
Teamsters Union
Aflcio
Building Trades Group
CIO
AFL - Cio
Congress
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Detroit
Midwest
The
AFL
Ives Promises Probe Into Labor Union Racketeering
Senator Ives says a new Senate committee will expose corruption in unions and industry. Western Teamsters officials pledge cooperation with the inquiry.
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Washington
Sen
Ives
Senate
Teamsters Union
Burdsall Named Superintendent of State Building and Loan Division
Gov. C William O Neill announced the appointment of Theodore F Burdsall as the new superintendent of the state Building and Loan Division on Wednesday, marking a leadership change in the agency.
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Columbus
William O'Neill
Theodore F. Burdsall
State Building and Loan Division
Ohio Senate pushes annual legislative sessions plan
The Ohio Senate, led by Sen. J. E. Simpson, advances a constitutional change to switch the General Assembly to annual sessions. House leaders indicate the chamber will run the battle this year, with final approval resting with voters.
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Ohio
Ohio House
Senate
J. E. Simpson
R-Hardin
General Assembly
House
Charles A. Mosher
Rlorain
Senate Education Committee
Ike Saud Talk For Two Hours
U S officials hoped King Saud would use Arab leadership to push for permanent Middle East settlements. Key goal cited is early Egypt talks with regional powers to ease urgent questions and tensions.
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Ike
Saud
Washington
U.S
Egypt
Eisenhower Accepts Resignation of Supreme Court Justice Reed
President Eisenhower announced the resignation of Supreme Court Justice Stanley Reed effective February 25. Reed, 72, a Democrat, has served 19 years on the high court. The report notes Reed’s departure as the administration discusses Middle East diplomacy with Saudi King Saud, including meetings with Dulles and Nixon.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Supreme Court
Stanley Reed
Reed
Highest Judicial Tribunal
Ohio votes on Eisenhower Middle East resolution
The Ohio delegation split on the Eisenhower Middle East resolution with 355 voting for and 61 against in the House. Democrats supporting: Ashley Feighan Kirwan Vanik. Republicans supporting: Ayres Baumhart Betts Bolton Bow Brown Dennison Henderson Hess Jenkins Mcc Culloch McGregor Minshall Schenck Scherer Vorys. Democrats opposing: Hays Polk. Republican Clevenger listed as paired against.
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House
Senate
Middle East
Ohio
Ashley
Feighan
Kirwan
Vanik
Ayres
Baumhart
Betts
Bolton
Bow
Brown
Dennison
Henderson
Hess
Jenkins
MccCulloch
McGregor
Minshall
Schenck
Scherer
Vorys
Hays
Polk
Clevenger
O'Neill vows pay as you go budgeting against tax plan
Ohio Governor C William O'Neill reiterated his opposition to a state income tax on Wednesday and pledged state government would operate within anticipated revenue on a pay as you go basis in Youngstown.
Bedwell Claims Sheriff Forced Confession in Grimes Sisters Case
Illiterate 21 year old Skid Row dishwasher Edward Bedwell testified in Chicago Criminal Court that sheriffs beat and kicked him after four days of questioning and forced a 14 page confession to the murder of Barbara 15 and Patricia 13 Grimes. He denied the confessions and sought bail as the case's prime suspect.
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Skid Row
Grimes Sisters
Bedwell
Criminal Court
Wilbert F. Crowley
David E. Bradshaw
Barbara
Patricia
Rancher Refuses to Quit Frontiersman Clings to Home Near Firing Range
John Prather, 82, defies a military order to vacate his home near a U.S. firing range in ORO GRANDE New Mexico. He vows to stay, saying he intends to finish his first century and live another hundred despite the March 1 deadline and land seizures inside the range.
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Orogrande
N.M
John Prather
Prather
Oklahoma Senate Censures Wilson Over National Guard Remark
Oklahoma City lawmakers condemn Secretary of Defense Wilson for remarks about the National Guard. A resolution sought to label him ultracrepidarian, with Sen. J. H. Hall proposing the term while explaining its meaning as overstepping one’s province.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Senate
Wilson
National Guard
J. H. Hall
Hall
Pan Am DC7C Sets Paris Flight Record
Pan American Airways DC7C established a new record for the New York to Paris run at 8 hours 50 minutes surpassing the former mark of 9 hours 18 minutes.
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Pan-Am
Paris
Pan American Airways
New York
Churches Send 673000 in Supplies to Hungarian Freedom Fighters
Christian churches flew $673000 in supplies to Hungarian freedom fighters during the first four days of their struggle, an Evangelical and Reformed Church executive said. The report also notes CROP has distributed 30 million pounds of food to needy nations in recent years. Byron Predska won first in the Prince of Peace oratory contest at McKinley High School with $200 and a four year college scholarship. several others earned prizes. The four day conference at the Franklin County Veterans Memorial building ends today.
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Columbus
Evangelical and Reformed
Reginald Helfferich
Commission On World Service
Christian Rural Overseas Program
CROP
Ross A. Sanderson
Iate
National Council of Churches
Ohio Council of Churches
Prince of Peace
Byron Predska
McKinley High School
Niles
Ohio
Allan South
Eairmount High School
Grace
Franklin County Veterans Memo- Trial
Congress To Quiz Wilson Over Draft Dodging Claims
Secretary of Defense Wilson faces congressional questioning over his charge that some National Guard enlistments during the Korean War dodged the draft. President Eisenhower called the statement unwise but supported six months of basic training for new Guard recruits.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
National Guard
Eisenhower
Guard
House
Armed Services Subcommittee
Full Armed Services Committee
Democrat Proposes Village Council Salary Freedom
In Columbus a bill seeks to grant village councils full power to set salaries for all local officials in towns under 5 000. Currently pay caps are 3 to 5 dollars per meeting with 24 meetings. The amendment would remove limits and implement home rule on pay. The measure is backed by the Ohio Municipal League.
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Columbus
Ohio
Charles J. Carney
D-Mahoning
Carney
Stephan R. Olenick
Compulsory Russian language returns to Hungarian schools
In Budapest the government reinstates mandatory Russian instruction in state schools. The move follows policies that triggered student protests during the October uprising and reflects a shift in national education priorities.
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Budapest
Hungary
UN Plan Sought to End Sinai Standoff
The United States and Canada pressed Israel and Egypt to accept a two phase UN plan involving immediate Israeli withdrawal from the Aqaba Coast and Gaza Strip and deployment of UNEF units on both sides of the armistice line. Cairo indicated Egypt would not consent to UN occupation of its territory. Israel tied withdrawal to assurances from Egypt.
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N.Y
United States
Canada
Israel
Egypt
Sinai Desert
Aqaba
Gaza Strip
U. N. Emergency Force
UNEF
Cairo
Nasser
United Nations
Bombing Crackdown Seizes Seven in Montgomery
Police report that seven or eight white men are being held in Montgomery as suspects in bombings of four Negro churches and three dwellings. Detective work continues after segrega tion barriers were removed from city buses following a federal order. Henry Alexander, 27, is identified as admitting to firing into a bus.
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Montgomery
Ala
Clyde Sellers
Sellers
Henry Alexander
Judge urges against parent liability for juvenile misdeeds
Don J. Young Jr. of Norwalk, a Huron County juvenile judge, told the Ohio Association of Juvenile Judges at their annual meeting that parents should not be made liable for the malicious destruction of property by their children. He argued such legislation would not promote fairness and justice.
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Columbus
Ohio Association of Juvenile Judges
Don J. Young, Jr
Norwalk
Huron County
Want Ad Seeks Buyers for Advertiser’s Item
Advertiser offers to sell or rent items and find buyers. Found a buyer for a rollaway bed in like new condition priced at 28 dollars. Contact 31242 for service. Location noted as Cali Athens 22132.
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Cali
Athens
Aid Sent to Flood Area Where At Least 11 Died
Emergency aid rushed into the Appalachian flood region as waters rose in Kentucky West Virginia Virginia and Tennessee. Govs Chandler and Underwood asked President Eisenhower for immediate help while Army National Guard Red Cross and Civil Defense aided stricken towns. Evacuees dug out mud and ruins as thousands remained homeless and fatalities were confirmed in Kentucky and West Virginia.
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Tri-State
Virginia
West Virginia
Kentucky
Associated Press
Appalachian Mountain
East Tennessee
Cecil Underwood
A. B. Chandler
Eisenhower
Prestonsburg
Paintsville
Beattyville
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Ft. Knox
National Guard
Red Cross
Civil Defense
Barbourville
Hazard
Logan
W. Va
Worst Flood in Hazard Kentucky Since 1927
Hazard Kentucky endures the worst flood in 27 years as 18 hours of rising waters bury downtown, kill five, drown three, and wipe out 50 homes. Fires destroy the main machine shop and power plant, leaving the hospital without power while aid from Fort Knox and the Red Cross arrives to help the homeless.
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Hazard
United Mine Workers Memorial Hospital
Nationalists Fly Over China Land
Chinese Nationalist air force planes ranged over 12 Chinese mainland provinces in a new high for the anti-Communist propaganda drive. They dropped leaflets with lunar new year greetings and an illustrated account of the Hungarian rebellion.
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Taipei
Formosa
Worst Flood in Cumberland Basin Seen Abating
Col. R. E. Smyser Jr. Ohio River Division chief engineer said the worst flood in Kentucky may be over if rainfall stays away. He returns from a Cumberland Basin tour from Knoxville to Barbourville and notes cleanup will be terrific. Salvation Army Red Cross and locals are aiding refugees as floods drain from Cumberland Kentucky and Big Sandy basins.
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Cincinnati
Col
R. E. Smyser Jr
Ohio River Division
Kentucky
Col. Smyser
Cumberland Basin
Red Cross
Knoxville
Barbourville
Col. Smyster
Cumberland
Big Sandy
Ohio River
Naguib in good health amid death rumors
An Egyptian source states Maj. Gen. Mohammed Naguib, former President and Premier, is in good health. Rumors abroad of his death after the 1952 Cairo takeover are unfounded according to the report.
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Cairo
Mohammed Naguib
Egypt
Naguib
Farouk
King Saud's Child To Be Examined At Walter Reed
Army doctors were to examine three and one half year old Prince Mashhur in Washington to determine the cause of his partial paralysis since birth. The examination at Walter Reed Army Hospital was ordered by President Eisenhower.
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Laud
Eisenhower
State Dulles
Nixon
Dulles
White House
Saud
King
Washington
Army
Prince Mashhur
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Pakistan's Mahmood Shafquat Named UN Children Fund Chairman
Mahmood Shafquat of Pakistan was elected by the 30 nation UNICEF executive board to serve as chairman for 1957. The vote took place Wednesday at United Nations headquarters in New York.
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United Nations
N.Y
Mahmood Shafquat
Pakistan
UN Children’s Fund
FBI investigates disappearance of physicist’s briefcase
FBI and police probe the loss of a briefcase said by physicist Fletcher Paddisor of Bethesda Maryland to hold government secrets. The case vanished Wednesday while he was talking on a telephone, triggering an official inquiry.
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Chicago
FBI
Police
Fletcher Paddisor
Bethesda
Senator Potter urges joint U S Canada newsprint price inquiry
United States Senator Potter of Michigan calls for a joint investigation with Canada into recent price boosts for newsprint. He notes newsprint as the paper on which newspapers are priced and urges cross border cooperation to assess supply issues.
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Washington
Sen. Potter
R-Mich
Canada
U. S
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