End of Romance For Maggie Stirs The British Isles
London AP Princess Margaret faces mixed reactions across Britain as she ends her romance with Peter Townsend. Public sentiment ranges from praise for duty to concern over spinsterhood at 25. Clergy and church leaders voice support for the decision, while ordinary Britons portray sympathy and admiration for her courage.
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London
Peter ‘Townsend
British Isles
Church of
Margaret
England
Duke of Edinburgh
Townsend
Douglas Lockhart
Edinburgh
Leslie Wetherhead
Methodist Conference
Henry Cook
Baptist Union of Great Britain and Northern
Ire
Canterbury
Church of England
Elizabeth II
Clarence House
Princess London
Egyptian Platoon Attacks Israeli Patrol Near Gaza
An Egyptian infantry platoon attacked an Israeli patrol in the Kissufim area east of the Gaza Strip, but was repulsed with no reported Israeli casualties. The army noted Egyptian jets over EL Auja, Patish, and Gouloth, part of a flare of cross-line raids since February increasing fears of renewed conflict. UN observers urged restraint as both sides promised evacuation of the demilitarized zone.
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Jerusalem
Kissufim
Gaza Strip
EL Auja
New Kew Desert
Patish
Gouloth
Gaza
Gemarcation
E. L. M. Burns
Dag Hammarskjold
Britain
Israel
Nirim Tea
EL Auje-Niaana Demilitarized
An Pos
Honor Camps Changes Made Across Ohio Institutions
Ohio correction officials announce a realignment of five state camps effective November 16. Koblentz says the Ohio Penitentiary will oversee all camps with forestry and nursery operations run jointly with the natural resources department. Oxford and Shawnee will move to London Prison Farm, Green Springs to Marion Correctional Institute, while Marietta and Hocking continue under the Penitentiary. The move aims to improve supervision and cut costs. Jorge Velasco in Brownsville was left in his underwear after a car floor handle ripped off his pants.
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Ohio
M.C. Koblentz
Division of Correction
Penitentiary
State Department of Natural Resources
Kobientz
Oxford
Shawnee
Portamouth
London
Green Springs
Fremont
Marion ‘Correctional Instit
Marietta
Hocking
From
Ohio Penitentiary
Koblentz
Ohio Can Cancel Vehicle Reciprocity Pacts
The Ohio 2nd District Court of Appeals ruled the state may cancel motor vehicle reciprocity agreements with 17 states that did not revise pacts. The decision, by Presiding Judge Fred J. Miller, denied a restraining order and upheld a Franklin County ruling that none had authority to block cancellation.
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Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Columbus
Dana Reynolds
Reynolds
Giv Ten
Ohio axle mile tax sparks fray with trucking groups
A court action and temporary injunction in Ohio challenged a plan to charge trucks with three or more axles a tax of one half to one percent per mile for highway use. Judges Miller, Hornbeck, and Collier presided as the illness of Judge William Colle delayed proceedings, and the petition sought to ease the workload on Ske’s operations amid the dispute with 17 states.
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Miller
Hornbeck
London
James B. Coll
Ier
Ironton
Wiseman
Colle Te Siting
Wiliamnanimous
Ohio
Hall of Fame Adds Three More Figures at NYU
Wilbur Wright George Westinghouse and Stonewall Jackson were elected to New York Universitys Hall of Fame joining 83 other Americans. The three were chosen after a year-long public nomination process and a 12 member electors panel. Bronze likenesses will be placed in the Colonnade at University Heights overlooking the Hudson.
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New York
Wilbur Wright
George Westinghouse
Thomas
Jonathan “Stonewall” Jackson
New York University
University
College of Electors
Hall ‘of Fame
University Heights
Hudson River
Court Acquits Parents In Switching Charge
Detroit recorder's court acquitted Anthony Meskoutis and his wife Stella of cruelty in switching their 10 year old son George. The jury heard that George was punished after pulling several handfuls of hair from his mother.
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Detroit
M—A_recorder's court
Anthony Meskoutis
Stella
George
Little George
Molotov Moves in Middle East Power Shift Report
The article notes Molotov's renewed push to gain Red influence in the Middle East. It cites possible Soviet arms sales to Egypt and other context of Cold War tensions, with mentions of Israel, militia, and potential 1956 or 1957 involvement by the Soviet bloc. Also discussed are church views on segregation and integration fears within the American religious community.
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Molotov
Middle East
MIG
Israel
Moscow
Diplo Cleveland
Mermadc
Sharett
Egypt
If of
Cuschoslovaka
Rus Churches and Social Welfare Sia
Dale Carnegie Dies After Illness at Home
Dale Carnegie author of How to Win Friends and Influence People dies at 66 after a period of illness in his home. The famed lecturer and writer, whose books sold millions, built a career on public speaking courses in Dubie and highlighted practical social skills.
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Carnegie
Dubie
Reds Desire Peace in Russia Visit Says Rep
Washington US Representative from Ohio reports after a week in Russia that average Russians desire peace yet are prepared to fight if called by the Soviet government. He says Russians have accepted peace propaganda and believe the US would start any war, warning of a dangerous patriotic mood if invasion is perceived.
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Washington
Nays
D-Ohio
Russia
Eetter
West Germany
United States
Eisenhower Signals Plan For 1956 Decision
President Eisenhower, still recovering, speaks of not rushing to declare a 1956 run. Friends expect him to complete this term and decline a nomination, a move that could aid the GOP fund drive. Observers foresee his influence on the Republican candidate selection.
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Osenhower
Abduction charges set for three in Zanesville case
Jury will convene next Monday to hear charges against John J. Fitzpatrick 32 Detroit Tom Campbell 30 and Nancy Campbell 19 accused in the abduction of two Zanesville brothers. Prosecutor Joseph W McNerney said the Campbells paid 250 to abduct their children Tommy 24 and Ricky Jay 1 last May 30, Sheriff David Weissert announced.
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Zanesville
Joseph W. McNerney
John J. Fitzpatrick
Detroit
Tom Campbell
Nancy
David Weissert
Campbells
Fitzpatrick
Tommy
Ricky Jay
Ex-Slave Billy Adams Dies at 110 in Lancaster County
ANCASTER Pa Billy Adams a former slave who escaped in 1863 died Monday at age 110 He was born May 15 1845 in Louisiana Census figures list him as the county's oldest resident His death ends a century long life marked by emancipation and survive into modern times
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Billy Adams
Ancaster
Billy ‘Adams
Adams
Louisiana
Lan
Saster County
Surpluses Denounced by Farmers at Pendleton Hearings
The traveling Senate Agriculture Committee heard farmers in Pendleton urging removal of seven billion dollars in farm surpluses. Farmers said surplus stocks of wheat and cotton keep prices depressed, urged destruction or use abroad, and blamed government interference for limited sales.
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Pendleton, Ore
Senate Agriculture Committee
Midwest
Lasteek
Tate Department
Priest Resurrected by Amnesia Leaves Fort Thomas Parish
The Rev Raymond Ryan 28 assistant pastor at St Catherine Siena Fort Thomas vanished from the rectory August 19 and returned to the diocese yesterday. Bishop Mulloy said he is confined at St Elizabeth Hospital Covington by order of a physician after a mild amnesia attack from a prior car crash. Church officials would not confirm his whereabouts during the absence and pledged a report when his condition allows.
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Newpoict
Raymond Ryan
St. Catherine
Siena Church
Fort Thomas
William T. Mulloy
St. Eliza
Father McCrystal
Top School Students Take Scholarship Test
National merit style scholarship exam draws nearly 60 000 top high school seniors from about 10 000 schools October 26. Winners will be announced weeks later as sponsors push advanced education. test seeks to measure reasoning rather than factual recall.
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Shicogo
Segre
Articu
Severance
West Takes Stand Against Red Plan
Western powers united against Molotov's European security treaty proposal aimed at German unification and division. The plan, presented during the Big Four session, would keep NATO, renounce war, and guarantee aid to allies, but faces Western rejection on terms and timing.
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Red Plan
Geneva
Molotov
Europe
Moscow
Eign
Antoine Pinay
France
U.S
States Dulles
Madrid
Russia
Germany
West Germany
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Jury selection deemed fair by judge in Ohio trial
U S District Judge Charles J McNamee ruled the trial of 11 accused Ohio Communist leaders proceed. Defense argued jury panels excluded minorities but the court found officials sought a cross section. Defendants receive 20 peremptory challenges total. prosecutors 6.
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Cleveland
U.S
Charles J. McNamee
Ohio
Fand
McNamee
Father Squeezes Infant Son to Death in Anger
Norman Du Rell, a 25 year old Cleveland salesman and father of two, was found guilty of first degree manslaughter for squeezing his infant son to death in a fit of anger when the child wouldn’t take its milk. He was sentenced to 1 to 20 years in the reformatory.
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Cunveland
Wr —Anere
Norman du Rell
du Rell
Cleveland
Five Day Forecast and Contract Ratified
Five day forecast shows average temperatures about 10 degrees below normal with a high near 85 in the north and 59 in the south and a low around 38 Cooler Wednesday and Wednesday night with a warm Thursday or Friday and cooler weekend Showers Wednesday Thursday and again Sunday totaling about half an inch In Cincinnati a Local 371 member of United Mine Workers ratified a two year contract with Continental Can Co in Norwood.
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Cincinnati
United Min Workers
Continental Can Co
Norwood
Postal Rate Hike War Likely Resumes In 1952 Battle
Washington officials anticipate renewed efforts to raise postal rates next year to curb deficits. Summerfield says Congress may back higher first class, second class, and airmail charges, while resisting broad cuts. Opposition centers on House leadership concerns about the plan’s impact on ordinary letters and costs.
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Washingson
Denver
Ht Woday
Eton
Summerfeld
Sid Einenhower
Hed Hower
Congress
den Summerfield
Field
Rayburn
Sumerfield
Viesses
Summerfield
Fee Study Launched by Rgenerate College of Surgeons
A special committee of six to seven distinguished surgeons will investigate fees charged by surgeons. Dr T S Ravdin of Philadelphia, chairing the ACS board of regents, said the preliminary report is due mid December. The regents unanimously approved the investigative panel and pledged full public disclosure of findings.
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Renerate
Ravdin
Heardin
Joblessness Data Sought by Columbus Committee
The Columbus Welfare committee asked Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation to release unemployed figures. Chairwoman Elizabeth Magee said she wrote the agency after CIO opponents declined to join a joint request. The Ohio Information Committee Ohio Chamber of Commerce and Ohio Manufacturers Association reportedly refused to participate. The letter cites 64,000 people leaving Ohio unemployment benefits while seeking other states’ jobs.
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Columbus
Ohio Manfacturers Association
Magee
BUC
Prafornia
Ohio
Motorcycling Mom Gives Baby Away
In Cleveland police arrested Ruth Kuhn 38 a motorcycling mother who said she gave her two week old son Edward to a tavern patron after two weeks of persuasion. The baby was placed in a foster home after a health check showed good condition. Kuhn reportedly had given away another child a year earlier resulting in a one year Workhouse sentence for child neglect. Describes the incident and circumstances surrounding the foster care placement.
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Cleveland
Ruth Kuhn
Margaret M. Gerrity
Delphine L. Kniola
Mary
Edward
Mrs Woodward Admits Aimed At Noise Before Killing
Mrs Woodward says the shotgun blast that killed her husband Will Woodward Jr was prompted by a noise not sight of him as authorities recount. She told Nassau detectives she fired at a figure or shadow believing it to be a prowler, while he lay in a hospital bed on Long Island.
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Ann Woodward
Willam Woodward Jr
Nassau County
Frank Gulotta
Stuyvesant
Pinnell
Browe Vete Panhead
Woodward
Long Island
Woodsward
Pittsburg
Kans
New York
Nashua
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