Radar Station Nears Operation At Thule Greenland
Thule Greenland prepares to activate the world s most powerful ballistic missile early warning radar within six months. Brig Gen John B Bestic notes Soviet firings at long ranges and warns future needs may push BMEWS to longer range missiles and integration with Midas satellites for 15 minutes warning.
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Greenland
Free World
John B. Bestic
U. S. Air Force
Pacific
Midas
Midwest Storms Rake Plains With Tornadoes and Rain
A rash of storms lashed the Midwest and central plains with strong winds hail and tornadoes causing heavy local damage. Twisters touched down near Logansport Indiana and near Peoria Illinois while a bus watchful group saw a tornado pass within 250 yards of them. Heavy rain fell across Chicago Ohio Wisconsin and lower Michigan.
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Midwest
Central Plains
Baldwin
Ill
St. Louis
Chicago
Ohio
Wisconsin
Michigan
Screen writers reject pact offer in major studios dispute
Hollywood reporters say a spokesman called the rejection by a sizable majority of the latest contract proposal from the film studios. The offer aimed to end the strike now in effect since January 16.
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Hollywood
Struggle for Communist Leadership
Khrushchev’s summit failure signals a power struggle within Moscow among Stalinists military leaders and Chinese allies. He seeks a peace offensive to tighten world influence while limiting risk to the Soviet Union, risking confrontation with hardliners over arms and reform.
Kennedy favored in Maryland Democratic primary light turnout
Maryland voters showed marked indifference as Sen. John F. Kennedy led the Democratic presidential primary with little Republican competition. Wayne Morse acknowledged he unlikely to stop Kennedy, while other Maryland options included Lar Daly and Andrew J. Easter with an uncommitted delegation. Morse aimed for about 25 to 35 percent.
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John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Maryland
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Kennedy
Haecuon
Hallum Moore
Oregon
Joseph Curnane
Morse
Lar Daly
Chicago
Andrew J. Easter
Lane Berk
Khrushchev demands apology before Soviet summit
Soviet Premier Khrushchev said there will be no summit with the United States unless Washington apologizes and punishes those responsible for the U2 flight. He urged public regret and assurances against repeats, while Eisenhower invited him to join De Gaulle and Macmillan for talks on disarmament and German issues.
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Paris
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Eisenhower
U.S
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
de Gaulle
France
Macmillan
Great Britain
U. S
White House
James C. Hagerty
Khrushchev May Sign Separate Soviet East German Peace Pact
Reports from Soviet journalists in Moscow claim Khrushchev could sign a separate peace treaty with East Germany in Berlin after the Paris summit collapse. Khrushchev planned a visit to East Berlin on his way home, with Western powers potentially pressured to accept terms.
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Pariss
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
East Berlin
Paris
Red
East Germany
West
West Berlin
Moscow
American students freed after three-day Budapest stay
Two American students arrived from Budapest after an involuntary three day stay in Hungary caused by Patricia Ann Grotty losing her passport. The 21 year old Cincinnati native was among those affected.
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Vienna
Budapest
Hungary
Patricia Ann Grotty
Cincinnati
DiSalle's Men Hold Ohio Democratic Stand
In Columbus DiSalle aligned forces keep control of the Democratic State Executive Committee and the Ohio delegation. The committee re elected William L. Coleman of Marysville as state chairman for two years and recommended Horstman of Dayton and Mrs. Helen Gunsett of Van Wert for national committee posts. The moves followed U S Senator Stephen M. Young's challenge to Horstman, with Young withdrawing after initial votes.
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Ohio
William L. Coleman
Marysville
Albert A. Horstman
Dayton
Helen Gunsett
van Wert
Coleman
National Committee
Los Angeles
Horstman
Gunsett
DiSalle
U. S
Stephen M. Young
Cleveland
Plane Missing With Four Found Near Mojave Desert
Los Angeles searchers report a four person aircraft missing with one passenger identified as the ex wife of musician George Liberace may have been forced down in the Mojave Desert.
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Los Angeles
George Liberace
Mojave Desert
Powers The Unlikely Figure In A World Spurred Summit
The man unknown two weeks ago rose to global prominence as the U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers. His quiet career at Lockheed and in the Air Force hid his crucial role in the incident that derailed a Moscow summit and prompted Eisenhower to withdraw an invitation.
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Francis Gary Powers
Air Force
Galbreath Renamed To Fourth OU Board Term By Governor
John W. Galbreath of Columbus, a OU alumnus and real estate figure, is reappointed to a fourth seven year term on Ohio University board of trustees. His new term runs to May 13 1967. He is part owner of the Pittsburgh Pirates and a breeder of race horses. He donated the $250000 Helen Mauck Galbreath Memorial Chapel in 1956 as OU’s first single donor building.
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John W. Galbreath
Columbus
Ohio University Board of Trustees
Michael V. di Salle
Mr. Galbreath
John W. Bricker
Frank J. Lausche
Galbreath
Pittsburgh Pirates
Helen Mauck
Sabin Urges Early Polio Vaccination For Newborns
Cincinnati virologist Dr. Albert Sabin reported that his new live-virus vaccine may justify immunizing newborns within the first six months of life. He noted Toluca tests show rapid polio virus elimination but cautioned health officials that data on long term behavior of the live virus are not yet available.
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Cincinnati
Albert Sabin
University of Cincinnati
Moscow
Toluca
Mexico
Health Service
Cuba and Czechoslovakia Elevate Legations to Embassies
The Cuban Foreign Ministry reported that Cuba and Communist Czechoslovakia are upgrading their diplomatic legations to full embassies, signaling closer ties between the two nations.
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Havana
Cuban Foreign Ministry
Cuba
Communist
Czechoslovakia
Burglars Steal 53000 Small Light Bulbs From Westinghouse
Burglars with a light touch cleaned out the Westinghouse lamp division taking 53 000 small light bulbs valued at about 4000 dollars. Dark thoughts followed from officials and investigators as the loss was reported.
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Chicago
Westinghouse Lamp Division
Northeast Airlines merger with TWA under review
Officials from Northeast Airlines and Trans World Airlines said today a merger between the two carriers is under consideration. The announcement outlines the potential consolidation of operations and routes pending regulatory review.
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New York
Northeast Airlines
Trans World Airlines
Accused Sniper Slayer Changes Murder Case Plea
Floyd E. Hargrove 35 year old truck driver is charged with first degree murder in the sniper slaying of Charles P. Clark of Mentor. He has changed his plea to innocent from innocent by reason of insanity.
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Floyd Hargrove
Painesville
Floyd E. Hargrove
Charles P. Clark
Mentor
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