UN Chief Starts Kegyptian Talks
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold began Cairo talks with Egyptian officials to speed Suez Canal operation plans and ease Arab-Israeli tensions. He met Foreign Minister Mahmoud Fawzi and eyed an Egyptian-Israeli nonbelligerency pledge to curb war risk as Israel backs talks while Arab allies refuse dialogue. He may visit the canal area and Gaza to craft neutralization plans while Egypt administers the coast.
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Gaza Strip
Mediterranean
Cyprus Peace Plan Rejected by Greeks
Greek Cypriots and the Greek government rejected a NATO mediated peace plan for Cyprus proposed by Britain. Alan Lennox-Boyd told Parliament London would let NATO attempt to settle the Britain Greece and Turkey dispute. Turkey gave no official reply but welcomed NATO mediation.
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Cyprus
NATO
Alan Lennox-Boyd
House of Commons
London
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
East
Mediterranean
Britain
Greece
Turkey
Foreign Ministry
Tax Rate Extension Favored By Byrd in 15 Month Plan
Sen. Byrd says House leaders back a 15 month extension of corporation and excise tax rates through July 1 1958 to align with fiscal years. Treasury would not object if action by March 31. Current rates would otherwise drop April 1 reducing revenues by about three billion dollars annually.
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Washington
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
House
Finance Committee
Congress
Treasury
Humphrey
White House
Senate
Long Coal Pipeline Clog Delays April 9 Start
The world’s longest coal pipeline remained shut on schedule due to slurry pumps failing to push coal slurry up a steep grade near Carrollton. A Plain Dealer reporter found a makeshift pond in a ravine holding tons of slurry dumped from the line. The 108 mile long, 122 million dollar pipeline broke down in its first test four weeks ago and Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co. has refused to disclose details.
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Carrollton
Here
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Plain Dealer
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co
Spring Fever Cited as Cause of Personal Crises
Dallas report summarizes remarks by Dr. Louis J. West of Oklahoma City to the Southern Clinical Society. He says spring fever raises overall mood for most people but drives acutely low individuals into deeper despair, contributing to higher suicide risk in spring. Personal crisis reports also rise during Christmas and other holidays.
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Dallas
Louis J. West
Oklahoma City
Southern Clinical Society
Baby Siamese Twins Separated At Forehead
Washington government scientists described a historic operation separating four month old Siamese twins Virginia Kate and Teresa Kay Bunton who were joined at the forehead. Dr. Pearce Bailey testified that both babies survived the surgery at the NIH clinical center near Bethesda Maryland and were reported in good health three months later.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Pearce Bailey
National Institute of Neurological Diseases and Blindness
Virginia Kate
Teresa Kay Bunton
Mountain City
Tenn
Nelsonville to Dedicate Southeast Ohio Tuberculosis Hospital
Gov. William O'Neill will keynote the March 29 dedication ceremony for Nelsonville’s Southeastern Ohio Tuberculosis Hospital. The event is by invitation only. open house runs March 30–31 for the public.
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Nelsonville
William O’neill
Southeastern Ohio Tuberculosis Hospital
Trudeau
TB and Health Association
C. Stanley Mechem
Ohio
Ralph E. Dwork
Harold H. Cashman
Earl Hilleary
Dan A. Carmichael
Columbus
Teamster Funds Helped Buy Car for Organizer's Girlfriend
Senate rackets investigators testified that Teamsters Union funds were used to purchase a 1954 automobile for Mary James of Bothell Washington. The car, valued at 3115, was bought in June 1954 by Terry McNulty and charged to the Western Conference of Teamsters. Pierre Salinger said the check came from the conference's funds. Brewster refused immediate disclosure of his personal financial records. Dave Beck's telegram urged his appearance before the committee next Tuesday.
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Senate
Teamsters
Pierre Salinger
Frank Brewster
Western Conference of
Mary James
Bothell
Wash
Salinger
Miss James
Terry McNulty
McNulty
Brewster
Senators
McClellan
Dave Beck
Teamsters Union
Beck
Cancer Study Progress Told
Washington reports progress in virus based cancer research. National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases researchers can train virus strains to destroy cancers in rats. Dr John R Heller director of the National Cancer Institute calls findings very exciting and says some virus strains can literally knock a hole in certain cancers.
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Washington
Congress
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
John R. Heller
National Cancer Institute
White House Staffer Denies Guard Charge Details
Rutherford New Jersey Presidential Secretary Bernard M Shanley denied that any palace guard blocks visitors to President Eisenhower. He spoke to students at Fairleigh Dickinson University clarifying the administration stance on access to the President.
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White House
Welfare Dept Works On Retirement System
Washington health department officials study a taper off system to ease aging employees toward retirement. Rufus E. Miles Jr. says the goal is smoother transitions within government for older workers rather than abrupt retirements.
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Washington
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Rufus E. Miles, Jr
OU Grad Kills Self Was Economy Expert
Arlington police reported that Justice Department economist Haldor R. Mohat, 61, shot himself in the basement of his home Tuesday night. Mohat, a native of Ohio, held a B.S. from Ohio University earned in 1926.
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Arlington
Justice Department
Arlington County
Haldor R. Mohat
Ohio
Ohio University
U S Agencies Find Aid Worth The Cost Of Military Aid
A Senate committee report based on studies by Columbia University and Systems Analysis Corp says military aid to non Communist nations is a valuable deterrent and helps stabilize the free world. Costs are likely to rise and more manpower may be needed.
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Washington
United States
Senate
U. S
Free World
Columbia University
Institute of War and Peace Studies
Systems Analysis Corp. of
Flemming Urges Peak Defense Mobilization for Peace Breakthrough
Dr. Arthur S. Flemming, president of Ohio Wesleyan University and former ODM chief, told the fifth annual NSTA convention in Cleveland that the United States is at the peak of defense mobilization and must stay there until a spiritual breakthrough enables lasting peace.
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Cleveland
Arthurs. Flemming
Ohio Wesleyan University
Office of Defense Mobilization
United States
National Science Teachers Association
Car Market Stabilizes Amid Low-Cost Models
Ward's Automotive Reports notes medium price cars resist further market invasion by low-price makes. March new car sales show low-price field models capturing about 60 percent of the new auto market so far.
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Ward’s
Automotive Reports
Bill Allows Killing Bats In Belfries In Texas
The Texas legislature unanimously passed a bill permitting individuals to kill bats in belfries. Previously illegal since 1917, the measure cites bats as a health hazard per Rep. J. B. Walling of Wichita Falls.
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Austin, Tex
Texas
J. B. Walling
Wichita Falls
Middle East Takes Priority In Ike Macmillan Talks
Eisenhower and Macmillan open formal discussions at Mid Ocean Club Bermuda with Middle East and Suez crises atop the agenda. Officials say Britain faces retrenchment at home while the United States weighs new commitments to sustain the free world's defenses.
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Tucker
Bermuda
Eisenhower
Middle East
Suez
Mid-Ocean Club
Britain
United States
Free World
U.S
Dulles
Selwyn Lloyd
U. S
Court To Air Anti-freeze Contract Fuss
Ohio Supreme Court agrees to review if a non signer can sell Prestone antifreeze below the minimum price set by fair trade statutes. Bargain Fair of Mentor seeks release from an injunction in Lake County that bars undercutting the maker Union Carbide.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio
Bargain Fair, Inc
Mentor
High Court
Lake County
Union Carbide and Carbon Co
Prestone
Bargain Fair
Mentor Brands, Inc
Union Carbide
Three Killed In Rescue Attempt In MAHNOMEN
A car ran off a road and hit a power pole killing driver William Schultz 28 and passenger Donald Haugen 21 both of Winger Minnesota. Six others were injured at Crookston hospital. Marvin Duncan Jr. 18 Fosston and Arnold Rolf 18 Fosston died from electric shock while aiding. Clark Heidahl 21 Winger also died aiding victims.
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Minn
William FE. Schultz
Winger
Donald Haugen
Crookston
Marvin Duncan Jr
Fosston
Arnold Rolf
Schultz
Clark Heidahl
National Want Ad Week Offer Reminder
Reminder that you still have time to place a Want Ad during National Want Ad Week. An extra day is free when you order four days, and nine days cost the price of seven. The Messenger highlights the special Want Ad Week deal.
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Want
the Messenger
Maplewood six room house seeks new tenants
Five or six room Maplewood residence with three bedrooms and a bath offers breakfast nook and powder room. Call 20873. The short ad drew 50 calls and the house rented before 7 AM Sunday. Ad ran only one day. Dial 31242.
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Maplewood
Call
House Group Downs Bills To Reduce Board
The House Education Committee killed two bills aimed at shrinking the 23 member elected State Board of Education. Senate actions moved proposed district consolidations and district transfers forward, with the latter requiring 75 percent resident support to petition for transfers. The session paused for the weekend.
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House
House Education Committee
State Board of Education
Senate Education Committee
Senate Committee
C. William O’neill
Senate
C. Stanley Mechem
Roger Cloud
Eastern
Ohio
House Finance Committee
Dock Strikes Threaten British Shipyards Over Wage Demands
British dockworkers at Southampton walked out in a nationwide strike backing a 10 percent wage rise. The Queen Mary sailed with navy tugs amid charges of strike breaking while 250,000 workers idled 70 yards and halted work on 300 ships under construction.
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London
Southampton
New York
House Appropriations Committee Seeks Major Welfare Budget Cut
The House Appropriations Committee recommends $114,926,700 in reductions to Labor and Welfare funds and urges $2,866,350,881 for the next fiscal year. Public assistance grants to states would total $1,600,000,000, down from requests but above current year appropriations. The panel’s overall cut nears 4 percent, affecting five annual bills tied to about $13.4 billion in presidential requests.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Labor and Welfare
House
Eisenhower
Suspect Released In Death Of Young Woman
Columbus authorities freed a 51 year old painter from Amvet Village after he provided a satisfactory alibi in the death of a young woman whose body was found in Big Darby Creek Saturday.
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Columbus
Big Darby Creek
Amvet Village
Oh Love Match for Olympic Pair in Prague
Harold Connolly the U S hammer champion and Olga Fikotova the Czech discus star plan to wed in Prague on March 27 after receiving government permission. Connolly, a Boston high school history teacher, and Olga met at the Melbourne games and will relocate there later.
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Vienna
Harold Connolly
Olga Fikotova
Harold
Olga
Prague
Boston
Mass
Connolly
Not Safe in Chicago Teen-Age Gangs Vie For Crime Headlines
Chicago officials warn of rising teen gang violence as they recount attacks on a shoe repair man and pedestrians, extortion of high school students, and a rash of thefts. Thirteen white youths face murder indictments for the hammer slaying of Alvin Palmer, while four teens are indicted in the Alsip motel shooting of Charles Strsky.
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Chicago
Walter Devereux
Chicago Crime Commission
Police Department
Alvin Palmer
South Side
Charles Strysky
Alsip
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