Okays Missiles For Britain in Atomic Warhead Pact
Eisenhower seeks to extend access to atomic warheads for guided missiles to Britain in emergencies within legal limits. Britain trails the U S in missile and explosive development and faces manpower cuts for funds. The conference note omits how warheads would reach Britain. Also endorsed UN security for Gaza and Aqaba and Hammarskjold backed talks on the Suez Canal settlement.
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Mexican Girl May Remain In America
In Ashland Kentucky 13 year old Mercedes Cota, brought to the United States by Jeanine Teterick, faced removal to Nogales Mexico after officials ruled she was in the country illegally. Miss Gertrude Ramey of the children's home said she will accompany Mercedes to Nogales Arizona once INS completes arrangements and will seek legal means for her return to the United States.
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Ohio Weekend Counts Fourteen Accidental Deaths
An Associated Press tally shows fourteen accidental deaths in Ohio over the weekend. Five occurred in fires and seven in traffic accidents, with the survey spanning Friday evening to Sunday midnight.
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Associated Press
Pete the alligator sent to zoo after hissy fits
In Salt Lake City the Frank R. Goodman family lost their home Sunday and kept Melvin the cat indoors while Pete the two foot alligator hid in closets and snapped at the Goodmans. Pete then slipped to a creek. locals were worried. Authorities sent Pete to the Hogle Zoo.
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Melvin
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Fisherman Finds Body Above Ohio Edison Plant
A fisherman along the Cuyahoga River found a body on the riverbank above the Ohio Edison Co power plant. The deceased was identified as Earl Herman, 28, of Akron.
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Bermuda Meet Yields Banals Yet Shows US UK Plans
James Marlow notes the Bermuda conference between President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Macmillan produced few surprises. They approved missiles for Britain with U S warheads, agreed to continued nuclear testing with limited fallout, and backed Baghdad Pact cooperation while the U S held back from military planning to appease Arab nations.
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Police hold gambler in killing of St. Louis divorcee
A self described gambler awaits lie detector tests in the strangling of Credia Mallady, a 29 year old from St. Louis now identified in Columbus. Jackie Lawson 27 who admits living with Mallady in St. Louis but says he last saw her Feb 27 was jailed after officials confirmed the body found in a creek near Columbus. Authorities say Mallady was identified by her ex husband and relatives. The plastic clothesline used in the crime was identified by the ex husband who also produced a matching dental plate.
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State Bureau of Criminal Investigation
London
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Charles Mullins
Logan
W. Va
Eva Turner
Cleveland
Green Cox
Jury Hears Nurse's Story In Adams Murder Trial
London. Nurse Brenda Hughes testified in the Bodkin Adams murder trial that Edith Morrell, 81, climbed from bed four days before death and that injections were used to quiet the patient. The defense questioned whether Adams supplied drugs or used a tray in the sickroom.
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Edith Alice Morrell
Sir Patrick Arthur Devlin
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Los Angeles Trial Block Parent System Expands
West Los Angeles area adopts a block parent program to protect schoolchildren. At Overland Avenue Elementary, 83 houses display B P signs with a goal of 150. Children can seek refuge at any block parent house on the route to and from school.
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Los Angeles
Overland Avenue
UN Salvage Clears Last Obstacle in Suez Canal Passage
A UN salvage team raises the sunken tug Edgar Bonnet to allow 10,000-ton ships to pass the Suez Canal. Egypt expects to open the waterway after Abukir is cleared by April 10. Hammarskjold nears end of mission amid hints of canal concessions.
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Beck to attend hearing on $270,000 union loan claim
Attorney for Dave Beck says the Teamsters Union president will appear before a Senate investigative panel Tuesday. Senator McClellan says the $270,000, listed as repayment of loans, lacks loan or gift evidence and Beck’s exact whereabouts remain unclear as he canceled a Seattle to Washington flight.
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Queenie the German Shepherd Defends Restaurant After Heist
In Brooklyn a watchdog named Queenie, a German Shepherd, defended her owner's restaurant after burglars ransacked a cigarette machine. Queenie bit a patrolman on the ankle when he arrived to inspect the crime scene as her four newborn pups hid quietly nearby.
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Brooklyn
Queenie
William Wise
Shot Through the Heart Irishman Survives St Patrick Day Gunfire
Edward J. McDonald, 31, survived a St Patrick Day shooting after a bullet pierced his heart and lodged behind it. A bartender, William B. Collier, faces malicious shooting charges while McDonald’s cousin remains jailed on assault and battery.
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Edward J. McDonald
St. Mary & Elizabeth Hospital
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St. Patrick
St. Patrick's Day
William B. Collier
Collier
Blizzard Paralyzes Five States Trains Stranded
A spring blizzard crippled the high plains across five states with wind driven snow and drifts up to 20 feet. Four deaths were reported as thousands were marooned, trains halted, and emergency shelters filled while crews worked to reach stranded passengers and livestock losses loomed.
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Six Nations Pact for Trade and Euratom Signed in Rome
Western Europe will unite in a common market spanning from the North Sea to the Adriatic with six nations to sign a common market treaty. Euratom plans a supranational atomic energy authority. Parliaments must ratify, with full integration taking 12 to 17 years.
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Amish Seek Exemption From Social Security Tax
Amish farmers in Ohio Pennsylvania and Indiana urge congressmen to exempt them from paying social security tax citing religious conviction. An aide to Rep Bow notes the Old Order Amish oppose all insurance and some have had Social Security money confiscated by the government. Bills by Reps Dague and Bow would grant exemptions.
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Five Day Forecast for North and South Regions
Temperatures will average 2 to 3 degrees below normal with highs near 50 in the north and 56 in the south and lows around 31 north and 36 south. Cool Tuesday and Wednesday, warmer Thursday and Friday, turning colder Saturday. Precipitation expected as about one inch of snow north and rain south tonight and Tuesday, possibly snow or rain north Wednesday, with rain statewide again Friday.
Paris composer Camille Robert dies at 85
Camille Robert, credited with the World War I marching song Madelon, died Sunday night at age 85. The French musician gained fame for the tune used by troops and later popular in public remembrance.
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Paris
Camille Robert
Madelon
Ohio to Spend 650 Million on Highways
Gov. C William ONeill announces 650 million dollars will be invested over two years to improve roads. The plan targets the federal interstate system linking major metropolitan areas with 90 percent government funding.
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Columbus
Three For Two Classified Deal Sparks Rug Sale
Classified ad touts a three for two offer on ads while promoting rugs for sale. Six rugs including two 9x12 Wilton weave wool pieces and cotton loop rugs in gold rose and greens priced from 8 to 75 dollars with contact number 24601.
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Businessman Charles Ward Pomeroy Dies in Columbus
Charles Ward Pomeroy, former Pomeroy businessman, died at 9 45 a.m. today at White Cross Hospital in Columbus. He had moved to Columbus two years ago. Ewing funeral home is handling arrangements.
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Five Snowbound Kansans Survive On Canned Food
In Dodge City Kansas five snowbound people, four men and a woman, survived the blizzard by eating canned dog food and steamed wheat kernels. The meal, their first in 24 hours, was deemed safe for human consumption after doctors were contacted by long distance by two of the group, Orville Taylor and Norman Schaffer, who provided the report. The other three names were not released.
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Norman Schaffer
Talks Between Ike and Macmillan Seen as Big Step
Eisenhower and Macmillan hailed the four day meeting as a great success with written understandings behind the communique. They outlined joint action on Middle East tensions and easing non strategic trade with Red China and safeguarding oil pipelines. They also pledged coordinated responses if the Jordanian crisis or Israeli Arab fighting worsens and dropped short term pressure on Egypt.
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Eisenhower
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Hill Remains In Gallia Jail In Virginia Murder Case
GALLIPOLIS Ohio The 17 year old Lloyd Hill remains in the Gallia County Jail as a Grayson County Virginia Grand Jury considers murder and robbery charges. Extradition between Ohio and Virginia was completed Saturday but custody timing for Virginia authorities to pick up Hill is not yet known.
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Lloyd Hill
Grayson County
Gallia County
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Virginia
Oscar Baird
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Court Hears Arraignment in Double Slaying Case
Canton born Russell McCoy, brought from Zanesville, faces arraignment on two first degree murder charges in a separate double slaying. Judges plan to appoint Muskingum and Stark county prosecutors to decide trial venue. McCoy confessed to killing Reynold Amodio, 30, store owner, and Paul Cain, 35, clerk, during a November 30 holdup near Uniontown.
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Russell McCoy
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Muskingum County
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Reynold Amodio
Paul Cain
Uniontown
Stark County
Two Ships Collide Near Falmouth Urgently Requests Aid
A 7200 ton Italian freighter Corallo and the 5055 ton Norwegian Nepal Branco collided about 50 miles southwest of Falmouth. A Brest radio from the Corallo said she was leaking badly and needed help. The Nepal Branco's owners in Oslo said the ship was not seriously damaged and would likely continue voyaging.
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Aftershock count tops 120 as San Francisco quake eases
Life along the San Andreas Fault returns toward normal after Friday's quake. By Sunday night there were 120 aftershocks in the Bay Area. Coast Highway No. 1 remains blocked by four quake landslides to be cleared by Wednesday. Governor Knight calls damage generally minor but widespread with no total estimate yet.
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