Meir urges U S action over Gaza crisis
Israel's Foreign Minister Golda Meir met with Secretary of State Dulles in Washington seeking swift U S intervention as Egyptian moves in Gaza threaten a renewed Middle East clash. Meir arrived after warning that Gaza control and Suez talks echo pre October actions.
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Sinatra Subpoenaed in Monroe Raid Inquiry
LA prosecutors subpoena Frank Sinatra and 16 others to testify Tuesday at a grand jury investigation into a bungled private detective raid on an apartment used by Marilyn Monroe. The probe seeks whether the raid shows felonious conspiracy or trespass and whether prior testimony contains perjury.
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Frank Sinatra
Marilyn Monroe
William L. Rizzi
State Senate
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Miss Monroe
Joe diMaggio
Irwin
Sinatra
Florence Katz Ross
Texas Firemen Baffled By New-Fangled Pump
China Spring Texas volunteers buy a used pumper from Fort Worth. When a home of a member caught fire, they failed to operate the new pumper. Two houses burned in the blaze.
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China Spring
Tex
Fort Worth
UN Forces begin withdrawal to Gaza border
UN forces pull back from Gaza positions toward the Gaza Israel border, partly deployed along the demarcation line while not yet fully withdrawn from towns. Maj. Gen. Burns notes partial redeployment as Bunche and Stavropoulos shuttle between Gaza and Cairo to assess civilian and military handover prospects.
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Protestants Win Round in Italy Court Challenge
Rome Italy constitutional court ruled the police regulation governing evangelical worship unconstitutional marking a victory for Protestant groups led by Assemblies of God and the Church of Christ. The rule had required public meetings to obtain police permission dating from Fascist days and did not apply to the Roman Catholic Church under the Lateran pacts.
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Plane lands for fuel after low weathered flight
Kenneth C. Boggess, 38, piloting a small plane from San Marcos to Houston, landed at a service station when fuel ran low. He said he did not want to risk the passengers in the bumpy weather, and the stop was made at a Houston area station attended by Walter Cowden.
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Here
Kenneth C. Boggess
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Bellaire
Management Consultant Named in Teamsters Probe
Senate investigators said the racketeering inquiry into labor and industry will touch management practices. Robert Kennedy said hearings on alleged payments exceeding $20,000 to Nathan Shefferman will extend into certain companies. Frank Brewster and a federal grand jury action against James Hoffa frame the unfolding case.
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Robert Kennedy
Teamsters Union
Nathan W. Shefferman
Chicago
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James R. Hoffa
Dave Beck
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D-Ark
Doctor Adams Pleads Innocent at Murder Trial
London. Dr John Bodkin Adams, 58, denies killing three rich patients for greed as he goes on trial for murder. He faces charges in the Edith Morrell case, accused of drugging and poisoning the elderly widow in 1950 after she estate valued over 60 000 pounds. Adams allegedly inherited silver and received her Rolls Royce as thanks. He was arrested last year on 13 offenses including forgery larceny and cremation act violations.
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John Bodkin Adams
Edith Alice Morrell
Revolution of Art Against Madison Avenue Earns Emmys
TV awards praised high quality, with Sid Caesar and Playhouse 90 winning multiple Emmys. Nanette Fabray, Carl Reiner, Pat Carroll also honored, while quiz shows were largely absent from nominations. Edward R. Murrow gained three Emmys for public service, news event coverage, and commentary.
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Playhouse 90
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Robert Young
Dinah Shore
Perry Como
Edward R. Murrow
Beck Admits Borrowing From Teamsters Union
Beck acknowledged borrowing an estimated 300000 to 400000 dollars from the Western Conference of Teamsters without interest while heading the regional organization. He said the loans have been repaid and contended the funds were for real estate deals not tied to union business. He criticized Senate hearings and planned to decide on producing records after a Seattle meeting with counsel.
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James Duff
Pennsylvania
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D-Ark
Hawk Missile Aims to Block Tree Top Air Attacks
Army Ordnance introduces the Hawk guided missile designed to stop low altitude, tree-top attacks. The weapon, to be released with an atomic warhead, is claimed to destroy enemy missiles or aircraft on impact and is viewed as a remedy for weaknesses in high altitude focused defense.
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Army Ordnance
America
Britain Faces Triple Labor Strikes Threatening Economy
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan called ministers to an urgent cabinet session over a 200,000-man shipyard strike halting Britain’s shipbuilding. Rail and manufacturing workers threaten more action as cost of living climbs. Sixty-seven shipyards idle, shortages loom ahead of Bermuda talks with Eisenhower.
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Harold Macmillan
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Bermuda
Eisenhower
Ohio's 1955 per capita income tops in nation ranking
Washington report shows Ohio's per capita income in 1955 at $2,062, placing 11th nationally. The Internal Revenue Service released the findings Sunday, outlining state income levels and comparisons across the United States.
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Ohio
Internal Revenue Service
Lost Freckled Nose Puppy Reported Missing
Classified pages highlight a lost pet case about a freckled nose puppy. Other items include job opportunities, transportation options, and housing for buyers or renters. National Want Ad Week offers special rates. callers can reach an ad-taker at 31242.
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Two Year Old Boy Survives Train Incident in Elyria
A 2-year-old boy named Jerry Weatherbee was struck by the front step of a diesel locomotive traveling about 40 mph near Elyria. He survived and was listed in fair condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital. he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Weatherbee.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Jerry Weatherbee
William Weatherbee
Five Day Forecast Sees Normal to Below Temperatures
The outlook calls for average to three degrees below normal with highs from 47 to 54 and lows from 28 to 34. Expect showers tonight and Wednesday and again Friday or Saturday. Snow flurries possible near Lake Erie Wednesday. total rainfall expected 0.4 to 1 inch.
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Philippines Magsaysay Dies in Plane Crash
Vice President Carlos P. Garcia assumed the presidency after Ramon Magsaysay perished in a twin engine plane crash on Cebu Island. The 49 year old leader was among 26 killed. Garcia promised no cabinet changes and vows to press American-Philippine friendship.
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Eisenhower
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United States
Benito Ebuen
Philippine Air Force
Gregorio Hernandez Jr
Pedro Lopez
Tomas Cabill
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Nixon pledges more U S Italy consultation on Middle East
Vice President Nixon announced plans for increased consultation between the United States and the Italian government on mutual issues including the Middle East crisis. He spoke in Rome before departing for Tunisia on an African tour and met with Pope Pius XII.
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Middle East
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Gulf Coast Hit by Winds and Floods
Torrential rains and hurricane force winds battered the Texas Gulf coast. Heavy flooding inundated Texas City with over 10 inches of rain and knee deep water in streets. A drowning occurred and a tornado injured several in the Galveston area as outages and damage spread.
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Gates Invited to Speak by Civil Liberties Union
The New York Civil Liberties Union invites Communist editor John Gates to speak at a hotel next Friday night so students can hear him despite a city college ban. Gates of the Daily Worker was to speak at Queens College during Academic Freedom Week.
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The
New York Civil Liberties Union
John Gates
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Daily Worker
Queens College
Netherlands Lifts Sunday Driving Ban
Economics Minister Jelle Zijlstra announced the end of the Netherlands Sunday driving ban imposed during the Suez Oil crisis. The decision ends the wartime style restriction affecting road use and daily commerce.
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Hague
Jelle Zijlstra
Netherlands
Woman found murdered in Big Darby Creek near Darbydale
Acting coroner Dr. Carl E. Tetirick ruled the woman aged 18 to 30 was murdered by a clothesline strangulation. Her body was hidden in a sack and discovered by teens while fishing. Police and deputies pursued leads, with an FBI fingerprint report awaited.
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Ohio
Carl E. Tetirick
Big Darby Creek
Tetirick
Darbydale
H. W. Althauser
FBI
Washington
Three Slain In Quarrels In Dayton
Police probe three separate Sunday killings. Louise Hancock, 33, died from stab wounds after a quarrel with her husband Willie Hancock 34 in Dayton. Beulah Vaught 24 admitted fatally shooting her husband Richard Layman Vaught 24. Alva Harrison McCloud a Stockyard Cafe waitress admitted shooting Henry Bird after a quarrel.
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Louise Hancock
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Willie
Hancock
Beulah Vaught
Richard Layman Vaught
Alva Harrison McCloud
Stockyard
Henry Bird
Bird
Ohio Weekend Toll Rises With 21 Fatalities
The Associated Press reports twenty one people died accidentally in Ohio over the weekend. Seventeen deaths occurred in traffic accidents. Roy Martin, sixty six, died at South Side Hospital Youngstown from burns after his clothing caught fire while he built a yard fire at the American Brake Shoe Co. site Saturday night.
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Roy Martin
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Youngstown
American Brake Shoe Co
Game Backers Hope for Aid for Pan American Games
Cleveland officials faced a May 1 deadline to raise nearly five million dollars to stage the 1959 Pan American Games. A Pan American Olympic Committee meeting in Caracas extended Cleveland’s deadline to May 1 after a plea from chairman Douglas F. Roby. If financing fails, Guatemala City would host, with Rio de Janeiro as second choice.
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U. S
Caracas
Venezuela
Guatemala City
Rio de Janeiro
Guatemala
Douglas F. Roby
Detroit
Lebanon backs Eisenhower plan to guard Middle East
Lebanon approved the Eisenhower plan to limit Communist influence in the Middle East. A communique stated Lebanon welcomed the plan and was assured economic and military aid.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Middle East
Death of Blackie the dog sparks Galveston dog catcher shakeup
In Galveston Texas Blackie a small mongrel found dead after a gunfight with five dog catchers. Two 14 year old boys Charles Layman and Robert Garcia say a dog catcher fired after Blackie bit him. Five temporary catchers were fired and a city drive to remove strays was halted.
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Blackie
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Robert Garcia
Otis O'Callahan
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Ruby Layman
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