Peter Townsend Eyes Return to Air Attache Role
The RAF hero Peter Townsend plans to resume air attaché duties in Brussels without seeing his former fiancée Margaret. Townsend spoke at Eridge Castle near London denying plans to meet Margaret or discuss their past romance. Margaret, who rejected marriage, has since remained in seclusion with Queen Mother Elizabeth at Clarence House.
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Margaret
Eridge Castle
Lord Abergavenny
Sussex
Uckfield House
Townsend
Elizabeth
London
Clarence House
St. Paul's Cathedral
Thomas John Barnardo
Marfret
Fden
Peter
Maggie
Lonvun
Peter Town
Lord Fend
Rupert Nevill
Hs Later Shater
Britain
Amer
Brussels
Sun
River Locks Breakground for New Cumberland Dam Project
Ground-breaking for the 52 million dollar Ohio River Stratton project near Steubenville was led by Lt. Gen. Samuel D. Sturgis. The new locks will be 1200 feet long and 110 feet wide, able to handle 22 locks at once and operate in about 25 minutes, with opening planned for 1958. Speakers included Dave Matthews, Hudson Biery, Rep. Clark, and Rep Harmon Eberhard. The project is part of 18 river valley programs planned over the next two decades.
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Steubenville
Cumberland Dam
Ohio River
Stratton
Panama Canal
Samuel D. Sturgis
The
Army Engineers
Ceres
Dave Matthews
Pittsburgh Coal Exchange
Hudson Biery
Cincinnati
Ohio Valley Improvement Association
Repsink Clark
Harmon Eber- Charter
Pennsylvani
Ohio River Valley
Sturgis
Boy Found Dead in Columbus After 32 Years
Fragmentary report notes a boy aged about eight or ten who died long ago in Columbus. Authorities reference exhumation of a grave and investigation by Dr Robert Evans and others, with unclear details about paternity and expenses.
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Columbus
de Maven
Robert “A. Evans
John Kenton
Clyde Kenton
Coda
Evans
Explosion in Flight Reported Killing 44 in Colorado Crash
Investigators probe cause of a four engine United Airlines DC-8 crash that killed 44 aboard. The jet reportedly exploded in flight and wrecked in a sugar belt field near Longmont Colorado amid bitter cold and wind. Rescue teams recovered bodies as weather hampered the grim search.
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Wwnmunt. Colon
Sough Lines
Colorado
UAL
An Airlines
Seattle
UAS Sokee
Civil Aeronautics Board
Greeley
Denver
Medicine Bow Peak
Laramie
Wyo
Craan
Carrel
Colorado Highway Patrol
Longmont
Adn
Etl
Lost Lad Feared Kidnapped in Meadow NY
Lost two year old Stephen Damman believed abducted after exhaustive search across 20 square miles of suburban New York. Thousands aided by Mitchel Air Force Base volunteers, as father Jerry Damman appeals for return. Baby sister found with carriage. boy last seen near supermarket. FBI says ongoing watch but not yet active investigation.
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Ast Meadow
N.Y
Stephen Damman
New York
Mitchel Air Force Base
Jerry Damman
Continental ‘Air Command
Marilyn
Pamela
FBI
New York City
Dulles Praises UNESCO Role in Peace Efforts
Secretary of State Dulles, issuing a Europe cable to Map, commends UNESCO as a milestone on the world push toward lasting peace. Gen Milton G. Baker chairs the U N E S C O commission opening its fifth national conference in Cincinnati, with Dulles praising the commission's service.
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Cincinnati
Dulles
Unesco
Europe
Map
Milton G. Baker
United and Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Commission
Cincinnti
Churches urged to study members for welfare programs
Cleveland churches were urged to study how their members live to improve family welfare. Dr Richard E Lentz head of the joint department of family life said many churches ignore issues faced by older couples unwed mothers widows and divorced persons across four midwestern cities.
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Cleveland
Richard E. Lentz
Joint
Department of Family Life
The
National Council of Church of Christ
Rector Quits At $32,000
The Rev. Alvin Kershaw, Episcopal rector and jazz expert from Oxford Ohio, won 32 000 on The $64 000 Question and plans to use after taxes to support a settlement for displaced persons in his parish. He will also donate to the NAACP and support world movements.
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New York
Alvin Kershawe
Episcopal Church
National Association For the Advancement of Colored’ People
Oxford
Ohio
Kershaw
Hensmen
Army Officer Convicted in Korea Aiding Reds Case
An Army officer identified as Ronald G faced a hearing on mitigating circumstances after being convicted Tuesday of aiding Communists in Korea. The case centers on alleged misconduct and possible involvement with prison lines of the Red forces.
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Runt Eaves Ma
Ronald E
Tueslay
Pelsoner
Korea
Ronald E. Alley
Bar Harbor
Two U S Scientists Win Nobel Physics Prize
Two U S scientists, W E Lamb of Stanford and P Kusch of Columbia, win the 1955 Nobel Prize in physics for correcting earlier atomic theory findings and advancing quantum mechanics. Their work refines measurements of atomic interactions and challenges prior British results impacting understanding of electrons and electromagnetic fields.
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U.S
Siuckholm
W. E. Lamb
Stanford University
P. Kusch
Columbia University
PA. M. Dirac
U. S
Taft Attacks CIO Plan as Incentive to Chisel
Robert Taft Jr. denounces the CIO planned increase in unemployment compensation as an incentive to chisel and a threat to state finances. Elizabeth Magee counters that labor and other groups back the CIO program and Taft wrongly claims humanizing benefits is a CIO aim.
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Taft
Columbus
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
CIO
Robert Taft Jr
Cincinnati
Ohio Information Committee
OIC
Scotia
Sir Elizabeth Magee
Committee To Protect
Miss Magee
U. S. Senate
Ike to Leave Hospital Date Set for November Eleventh
Doctors at Fitzsimons Army Hospital in Denver designate November 11 as a tentative target for President Eisenhower to be released from the hospital and return to Washington subject to a full medical review this weekend. White House press secretary James Hagerty said the plan hinges on consultations with Dr. D. R. Dunne and hospital senior staff, with potential cabinet visits anticipated next week.
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Denver
Eisenhower
White House
Mitchell Mitchell
Biower
Cainet
Commerce
Weel
Welfare Folsom
James C. Hagerty
Fitzsimons
Army Hospital
Britain Drops East West Buffer Plan At Big Four Talks
Western officials report Britain abandoned the East West buffer idea after U S urging. Molotov’s support is read as an attempt to align Britain and Russia, potentially splitting the U S and Britain over German unification. Dulles and Franco discussions and Middle East diplomacy also noted during the conference.
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Geneva
V. M. Molotov
Eden
United States
Germany
Europe
Britain
France
Germmany
Molotov
Russia
Leonid Tlyichev
Ilyichev
Snd
Pinay
Dalles
Madrid
Moshe Sha|'rett
Dulles
Mai Jmilian
Macmillan
Middle Eastern
New Contract Talks Resume at Goodyear Atomic Plant Piketon
Union members at the Goodyear Atomic plant in Piketon rejected a 12 percent early wage increase in daylong voting. About 1400 to 1500 workers are affected. C A Romine, president of Local 10-689, said talks continued after more than a month with a possible strike if demands remain unmet.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Atearby Piketon
C. A. Romine
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers
Goodyear Atomic
Zorp
Romine
Rosmine
Second Ohio Turnpike Cost Figures Studied
Columbus State Highway Director C. Linzell and aides studied preliminary survey figures by G. E. Greiner Co for a 400 mile toll road from Cincinnati to Conneaut with a Toledo branch. The report indicated the toll road would cost 516 million dollars.
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Columbus
C. Linzell
Ohio
G. E. Greiner Co
Baltimore
Cinhattor Conneaut
Toledo
Linzell
Saillion
Nina Warren Weds Beverly Hills Doctor
Nina Warren 22 daughter of Chief Justice Warren and Mrs Earl Warren married Dr Stuart Brien 33 Beverly Hills physician. The ceremony occurred in Las Vegas after a sudden flight to Nicaragua by Juan Peron era. Police report the incident at a Long Island estate.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Nina
Honey Bear) Warren
Earl Warren
Stuart Brien
Beverly Hills
Calif
Mineola
Los Angeles
Asuncion
Paraguay
Juan D. Peron
Island
Argentina
Justice of the Peach John Men
Acincion
Wiliam Woodward
Dazn
Riviera
Nicaragua
Paul W. Wirths
Prowler Intrusion At Woodward Home Ends In Tragedy
A Nassau County inquiry finds a German refugee not on the Woodward property during the shooting that killed Robert Woodward. His wife, Mrs. Woodward, remains in hospital under sedation after a state of hysteria following the fatal event. Doctors forbid her from attending the New York City funeral. The Woodwards, tied to Belair Stud Farm and high society, were in Oyster Bay when the incident occurred. Witnesses note no confirmed discord at present.
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Woodward
William Woodward, Jr
Elsie Cryder Woodward
New York City
William, III
James
Ann Crowell Woodward
Wirths
Stuyvesant Pinhell
Nassau County
Pinnell
Nassau
Doctors Hospital
Ena
Nashua
New York
Belair
Bowie
Long Island
Oyster Bay
Woodwards
Vening
Duchess of Windsor
Tiniest Baby Dies At Bowling Green
In Bowling Green Kentucky Rosemary Cheatin the smallest baby born at Dict died at four months premature She weighed only 20 ounces at birth last December doctors cite complications from premature birth as the cause of death
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Owling Green
Rosemary Cheatin
Unclear note on Peron aide and travel party
Text notes Peron with another man not his aide Majo. Mentions Ij aacio Diabeta as the sole ex-presider’s entourage member to travel from Buenos Aires a month ago. Also reports unemployment figures for Ohioans last week from the State Bureau of Unemployment Compensation.
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Columbus
Stevenson Will Test Strength in California and Decisive States
Stevenson eyeing California and other key states to sharpen his 1996 presidential bid. He may enter selected primaries, with Wisconsin and Ohio processes 예정. Campaign signals show focus on party organization in March and May contests, amid possible Florida entry discussions.
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Stevenson
California
Bell
Washington
Atlal
Democrats
Jina
Ile
Atocites
Stevens Timaw
Tinos
Sruman
Wisconsin
Cmetor
Marth
Florida
Kestauver
Steson
Ketver
Cown
Ripley Solon Mysteriously Disappears
State Senator Brad Tyre of Ripley remains missing with authorities probing a Charleston pursuit. A letter postmarked Hartest described his body in the Kanawha River near Daniel Boone Park, though searches found nothing. Sayre, a Riley garage dealer, faced suspicions of foul play as locals doubted suicide. the senator had served in the 1945, 1949 and 1952 sessions, and had previously been a Mason County teacher.
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Brad Tyre
Ripley
Charleston
Athorites
Yestery
King Sayre
Kanawha
Daniel
Boone Park
Sayre
Riley
Bird Mane
Kwan
Senate
Alao
Mason ‘County
Senoot
Israel Chief Urges Arab Talks To End Strife
Ben-Gurion, aged 69, calls for direct talks with Arab leaders as tensions rise with Egypt and other neighbors. He returns to power as defense minister under Premier Sharett, seeking to settle ongoing Arab-Israeli strife.
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Ben-Gurion
Ista
Moshe Sharett
Sharett
Israel
Egypt
Sanity Trial for Killer Returns to Court
The defendant, living near East Springfield, was committed to Lima State Hospital for the criminal insane. He was returned here last July after a finding that he was sane enough to stand trial.
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Springfield
Lima Stat Hospital
Wellston man shot on car ride after ice seat blow
Hamden man 33 told Holzer Hospital staff he was struck on the head with a two inch gash during a car ride near Wellston corporation lime it. He said the incident occurred Tuesday night and he earned about $300 to $400 selling tea.
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Wellston
Lowell G. Stepsom
Hamden
Wellston Corporation
Holzer Hospital
Pierce D. McCreedy
Carpenters Halt TB Hospital Work in Selsonville
Carpenters Local 720 members halted carpentry work at the site of a new tuberculosis hospital in Selsonville after reporting to the job this morning. The delay followed a meeting with Business Agent Roscoe Shields as the workers discussed a union issue with general contractor Steinle-Wolfe, Inc. of Fremont, Ohio.
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Selsonville
Mueberculosis Hospital
Roscoe Shields
Wer
Steinle-Wolfe
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