Talks within UN framework calm Lebanon crisis
U S Navy spokesman says no American planes shot down by Syria while Damascus claims loss of an unidentified jet in Lebanon. Jordan receives first oil from Aqaba easing shortages as E M airlift ends. Hammarskjold forms seven member panel to expand UN observers in Lebanon.
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U.S. Navy
Syria
Damascus
United Arab Republic
Jordan
Aqaba
Amman
Clyde Explorer
Persian Gulf
U. S
Iraq
Palestine
Cairo
Nasser
Moscow
Khrushchev
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
Security Council
Hammarskjold
House clamps down on deficit financing of public works
Washington lawmakers move to sidetrack a 2 billion dollar public works loan bill financed by Treasury borrowings. The Rules Committee seeks to end the practice of bypassing appropriations by authorizing federal agencies to borrow. Treasury Secretary Anderson is slated to testify Monday on a possible debt ceiling increase from 280 to 288 billion, near wartime highs.
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House
House Rules Committee
Treasury
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Anderson
Two Prepare for Balloon Space Flight
In Minneapolis a Navy Cmdr. Malcolm D. Ross and ex-Navy balloonist M. Lee Lewis plan a 24 hour ascent under a 172 foot balloon from a Crosby iron mine. The test targets 16 miles up for Project Mars with John Strong observing. Fifty side experiments include a TV camera test and a batch of insects for a cosmic ray study.
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Minn
Navy
Malcolm D. Ross
M. Lee Lewis
Crosby
Johns Hopkins University
John Strong
Mars
Earth
Department of Agriculture
Lightning Strikes Leatherlips Yacht Club Clubhouse
Lightning Thursday hit the Leatherlips Yacht Club club house along the Scioto River north of O Shaughnessy Dam and left a fire that destroyed the concrete block and timber frame structure.
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Columbus
Leatherlips Yacht Club
Scioto River
O'Shaughnessy
Mutes Appeal To High Court
Two deaf mute brothers from Belmont County appeal to the Ohio Supreme Court after their first degree murder conviction for the slaying of 76 year old Mary Denham of Burton. The appeal stays their scheduled execution in the electric chair. Joseph Buza 20 and Burt 16 were found guilty October 21 and plead insanity.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Belmont County
Ohio Penitentiary
Joseph Buza
Burt
Burton
Mary Denham
Common Pleas
Two Plead Innocent in Child Beating Case
Beauford Wynn and his wife Rebecca Wynn pleaded innocent to a manslaughter charge in the fatal beating of 4 year old Bessie Colvin. Bound over to the grand jury Thursday under $10 000 bonds, the Wynns had brought the child from Alabama last February to live with them. The girl died Monday about 24 hours after her last beating, detectives said.
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Columbus
Beauford Wynn
Rebecca
Bessie Colvin
Wynns
Alabama
Gas in Water Lines Triggers Explosions in Belville
Liquefied gas seepage into water mains caused six explosions Thursday. Residents in Belville stayed on edge overnight as crews worked to seal the leak and restore safety.
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Belleville
Ohioan ruled drowned in hunting trip accident
A coroner's jury in STONECLIFF Ontario ruled that H. H. Bower of Minerva Ohio drowned accidentally on a hunting trip last autumn. The bodies of two Minerva companions have not been found.
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Stonecliff
Ont
H. H. Bower
Minerva
Ohio
DiSalle Attacks ONeill On Mental Hospital Plans
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Michael V. DiSalle shifts focus to mental hospital construction during a seven county tour of the 15th district. He claims state plans existed before O'Neill took office and cites a 1955 bond issue financing 18 institutions. He spoke in Cambridge New Lexington McConnelsville Caldwell Woodsfield and Marietta.
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Michael V. DiSalle
William O’neill
Toledean
Disalle
15Th
O’neill
Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
O'Neill
Cambridge
New Lexington
McConnelsville
Caldwell
Woodsfield
Marietta
Bids Open For McArthur Post Office Construction
Congressman Jenkins announces bidding for a new McArthur post office to be advertised by the Post Office Department. Bids start July 30 with 60 days to file. 3600 square feet building at Mill and Market Streets. bids opened after September 30 in Cincinnati.
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McArthur
Post Office Department
R. D. Dyson
Box
Cincinnati
Mill and
Market Sts
Jenkins
Af Jet Crashes Killing Pilot in Japanese Village
A U S Air Force B57 jet bomber failed to land and crashed into a small Japanese village. The pilot 1st Lt Norman H Silver 27 of Portland Oregon died. A Japanese woman and her two children were seriously injured along with the navigator and 23 villagers treated for injuries.
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Tokyo
Norman H. Silver
Portland
Ore
Air Force
Defense Revamping Battle Ends After Congress Passes Bill
Washington Congress completed action on defense reorganization Thursday. The House and Senate quickly passed a compromise bill by voice vote, leaving only President Eisenhower's signature to enact the measure.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
House
Senate
Hunt for Mouse in Nose Cone Ends Near Ascension Island
Cape Canaveral AP report says Vickie the space mouse rode in a Thor A bl e nose cone during a 6000 mile flight. Recovery efforts off Ascension Island likely to end, as Air Force officials note limited chances of locating the nose cone after entry.
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Fla
Atlantic
Vickie
South Atlantic
Ascension Island
Air Force
Wickie
Mediator Renewed Push in Timken Strike Talks
Federal mediator C R Turner rescheduled talks between Timken Roller Bearing Co and United Steelworkers to end a strike affecting about 9000 workers in Canton and other plants. Union members planned meetings Saturday as talks continued after a walkout began Wednesday at four Timken plants. The speedup and material trucking sparked the dispute, with 6000 locals in Canton, 2000 in Columbus and Zanesville plants involved, and 75 percent Wooster operation noted.
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C. R. Turner
Timken Roller Bearing Co
United Steelworkers
Columbus
Zanesville
Turner
Timken
Little Wooster
Walter Springer
Wooster
Flash Flood Kills Family in Roane County West Virginia
In Spencer West Virginia a flash flood on Grannies Creek near Newton swept away a rural Roane County home. A young boy about four or five was recovered and seven bodies were sighted in the wreckage. The full number of victims remained unconfirmed.
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Spencer
W. Va
Roane
George Vandale
Vandale Funeral Home
Grannies Creek
Newton
Here
Police Radio Stolen Reported in Columbus Area
West Jefferson officials report a police radio monitor missing from the Columbus desk at police headquarters. The incident details a theft of the monitor from the on‑site station.
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Columbus
West Jefferson
House Cuts Budget to Seventy Billion for 1958
The House closes 1958 appropriation bills with total near 70 billion, a reduction from Eisenhower’s request. Senate actions may raise defense and foreign aid totals. defense air power and foreign aid funding likely gain. The House finalizes 1.218 billion for Army Navy Air Force construction. Senate to act.
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Senate
House
Eisenhower
Congress
Army
Navy
Air Force
Senate Appropriations Committee
Holt sails to Oregon with 81 orphans for adoption
In Seoul Oregon farmer Harry Holt departs with 81 orphans for the United States aboard a Korean National Airlines flight. The group, 27 boys and 54 girls mostly under three, brings Holt closer to 1,000 orphans helped. he aims to reach Eugene by Monday where the first eight adoptees become citizens.
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Seoul
Korea
Harry Holt
Oregon
United States
Korean National Airlines
Holt
Molly
Creswell
Ore
America
Eugene
Senate Panel Proposes Big Defense Budget Increase
The Senate Appropriations Committee approved a defense bill providing 40.032 billion dollars for the Defense Department for the year starting July 1, exceeding the president’s request by about 1.2 billion and topping a House measure by 1.6 billion.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
Defense Department
House
Pomeroy Accepting Parking Applications
Local officials announce that Pom eroy is now accepting parking applications for city lots. The notice calls for applicants to submit details and comply with posted rules.
U S Hopefuls Narrow To Fifteen In Miss Universe
Long Beach Calif a field of 35 contestants was cut to 15 with Miss U S A Earlyne Howell 18 of Bossier City Louisiana among the finalists. Judges pared back the group of hopefuls tonight to determine the Miss Universe crown before 4000 at the municipal auditorium.
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U.S.A
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Belle
Centenary College
Shreveport
Counterfeiters Caught In Ohio Arrests
Two Canadian suspects arrested in East Liverpool are held for the federal grand jury charged with passing crude counterfeit twenty dollar bills.
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Cleveland
East Liverpool
U. S
Eisenhower Urges UN Security Council Summit Setup
President Eisenhower indicates any Middle East summit with Khrushchev must be run through the UN Security Council. Fulbright and Macomber brief senators on the note, while Hagerty says the U.S. note heads to Moscow. Britain and the U.S. tell the Soviets to expect UN arranged talks with Hammarskjold likely coordinating.
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Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Middle East
UN Security Council
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
William Macomber
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
White House
Moscow
James C. Hagerty
U.S
Secretary of
State Dulles
Fulbright
Macomber
London
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Dag Hammarskjold
UN Security Council to Shape Summit Details Next Week
Western sources say the United Nations Security Council will convene early next week to settle time, place, and participants for a summit in New York. Khrushchev may accept Eisenhower’s proposal to use UN channels, while Iraqi representation disputes risk delaying proceedings.
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N.Y
UN Security Council
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Hashim Jawad
Abdul Majid Abbas
Iraq
Efforts Start To Resolve UAW Strike At GM Plant
Union and management met in Mansfield to resolve a UAW Local 549 strike that idled the Fisher Body stamping plant. About 1800 workers are affected after pic kets blocked access during the third shift. The walkout stems from disciplinary actions against a union official, with national UAW backing. The plant plans a company statement and says the strike is separate from Detroit contract talks.
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Mansfield
United Auto Workers
Fisher Body
General Motors Corp
UAW
General Motors
Detroit
Ex Legislator Jacob Myers Dies at 84 in Columbus
Jacob F. Myers, 84, former Ohio state lawmaker, died at his daughter’s home in Columbus on Thursday. Funeral plans await family announcement.
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Columbus
Jacob F. Myers
Ohio
Weather West Virginia and Ohio Showers Then Clearing
Eastern Ohio will see about 65 to 72 tonight with scattered thundershowers and a cooler Saturday. Western Ohio may be 65 to 68 tonight with clearing by Saturday afternoon. Temperatures run about 6 degrees below normal in western Ohio. Precipitation expected as scattered showers tonight and Saturday, then showers again Monday or Tuesday. Other cities report varied conditions including Atlanta and Chicago with cloudy or clear skies and temperatures in the 60s to 100s range.
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Kansas City
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