Distress Signal Reported in Missing Portuguese Flying Boat Case
A U S Navy search plane picked up a distress signal about 180 miles west of Cape St. Vincent where a Portuguese flying boat with 36 aboard including six Americans is missing. Oil seen but no wreckage or life rafts found as authorities intensify coast line searches.
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Cape St. Vincent
George Beaver
SU Taint
Barvieu
Toad
Beaver
Portugal
Madeira
Civil Aviation
Victor Veres
Weekend Toll in Ohio: 23 Dead Across Three Days
The Ohio weekend toll reached 23 fatalities with 22 due to traffic. Early Friday 11 people died, rising as seven more perished Saturday and four Sunday. A Jamestown NY family suffered six deaths in the deadliest Ohio Turnpike crash, now under investigation. One nontraffic death occurred in a barn fire.
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Ohio
Associated Press
Jamestown
N. Y
Ohio Turnpike
Noted Author Dorothy Fisher Dies in Arlington VT
Dorothy Canfield Fisher 79, noted novelist scholar translator and educator, died Sunday in Arlington Vermont. She rose to fame for pre war novels and postwar nonfiction and served as a judge on the Book of the Month Club selection board. Born in Lawrence Kansas.
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Arlington, Vt
Dorothy Canfield Fisher
Lawrence
Kan
Soviet Demands Broad Disarmament For Help In Warning System
In Geneva a Soviet deputy foreign minister pressed for sweeping nuclear disarmament and removal of foreign bases in exchange for backing a warning system against surprise attacks. Kuznetsov accused U S policy of brinkmanship while Western delegates aimed for a technical, non political session led by William C Foster.
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Geneva
Russia
Vassili Kuznetsov
Kuznetsov
Soviet Bloc
Strenth
U.S
William C. Foster
Rightists Lead in Algeria France Parliament Race
In Algeria and the Sahara 70 seats in the French National Assembly are contested with 55 party lists filed. Early unofficial tallies show 190 candidates 131 Muslims and 59 Europeans, with Muslims fixed at two thirds of the total. Algeria proper will elect 67 deputies and three from the Sahara.
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Algiers
France
Algeria
Sahara
French National Assembly
Paris
Talks Resume as Dayton Station Keeps Air On
Negotiations aimed at settling a strike of 20 broadcast technicians at WHIO TV and WHIO radio resumed today. Robert Moody, general manager of the station, said programming would continue without interruption despite the strike.
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Dayton
Whio TV
Whio Radio
Robert Moody
14 To Live With Married Sister Mother Of 23 Dies
A Chicago mother of four becomes a second mother to 14 siblings after the death of Mrs. Albert Williams 42 following delivery of twins her 22nd and 23rd children. The eldest daughter Mrs. Marie Smith 22 vows to keep the family together and raise the new babies with her four children while Williams’s plasterer husband faces illness and unemployment.
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Chicago
Albert Williams
Marie Smith
Mrs. Smith
Ammo Train Cars Explode in Birmingham Yard Incident
Exploding ammunition cars at Southern Railway Norris yards in Birmingham rained live shells and grenades across the area. Five cars carried 105 millimeter shells and another held hand grenades, while two fuel cars faced fire risk. The blast occurred during car assembly, with noise heard up to Leeds, fourteen miles away, prompting officials to keep at a distance.
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Birmingham
Ala
Southern Railway
Norris Yards
Leeds
Jurist John C. Arnold Dies in Clearfield
John C. Arnold 71 justice of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court died Sunday from complications after a fall at home on September 23. He was in his sixth year on the high court.
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Clearfield
John C. Arnold
Pennsylvania State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Third Driller Found After Offshore Rig Disaster
PORT COLBORNE Ontario July 7 A third body Walter Kozlov 29 of Dresden Ontario has been recovered after a storm last week wrecked an offshore gas drilling rig in Lake Erie Five men were aboard.
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Port Colborne
Ont
Walter Kozlov
Dresden
Lake Erie
GOP chairmen optimistic on comeback after 1960 losses
An Associated Press canvass of 38 state GOP chairmen shows broad optimism for a revival in 1960 with varied ideas on approach. Some push for conservative ties to Taft, others seek modernizing the party, while some expect Democrats to falter and aid a Republican return.
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Washington
Associated Press
GOP
South
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
President Eisenhower to outline U S plans in Seattle
President Eisenhower travels to Seattle to outline United States anti Communist economic aid for Asian nations at the Colombo Plan conference. He may fly if weather allows, otherwise an automobile trip of about 40 miles. The speech will be broadcast nationwide and targets Colombo nations in South and Southeast Asia.
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Tacoma
Wash
Eisenhower
Seattle
United States
Edgar
Hussein Says UAR Jets Forced Return On Europe Flight
Jordan King Hussein told listeners that jet fighters from the United Arab Republic attacked his plane over Syria and forced a return from a Europe vacation. He said MIG aircraft strafed him 15 miles from Damascus as he tried to land in Damascus, then continued the raid over Jordan before turning back. He summoned a special parliamentary session for Tuesday and said he was piloting the Jordan air force twin engine plane. No damage report was issued.
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London
Jordan
Hussein
United Arab Republic
Syria
Europe
Damascus
Amman
Jordan Air Force
Policeman Shot Down at Boulder Roadblock
A Boulder patrolman, Raymon McMaster, 30, was killed at a city roadblock after a 1500 dollar armed robbery at a roadside cafe. Revilo Sides, 22, of Denver was arrested. police seek Sides's brother. The getaway car was abandoned with bloodstains in North Boulder.
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Boulder
Colo
Raymond McMaster
Boulder Community Hospital
Arthur T. Everson
Robert Sides
Denver
Everson
Sides
McMaster
Man Dies After Family Fight Over Shotgun
In Warren Ohio Lex Sullivan 78 and his son Harry argued over a shotgun. Joseph Sullivan 42 entered and a blast struck him in the stomach. He died Sunday. The father and son were detained by Trumbull County authorities for investigation.
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Ohio
Lex Sullivan
Harry
Joseph Sullivan
Joseph
Trumbull
Trial resumes in Tokyo for Yale star Crowley manslaughter case
The manslaughter trial of former Yale football star Joseph P. Crowley was resumed in a Tokyo court after a six week recess. Only one witness was examined before the case was adjourned again until November 29.
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Tokyo
Yale
Joseph P. Crowley
Greek Queen Visits Cincinnati En Route to New York
Queen Frederika of Greece and Princess Sophie spent five hours in Cincinnati on Sunday. They toured the city, had a luncheon, and met Greek American leaders and church officials. About 1500 people gathered at Union Station for their afternoon train departure despite rain and scarce public notice.
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Frederika
Queen City
Sophie
New York
Donald Clancy
Union Station
Florida Arms Runner Faces Arraignment
Stu art Sutor 35 of Hialeah Florida faced arraignment in Fairmont West Virginia on charges of interstate transportation of stolen property and violation of the National Firearms Act. An agent of the Border Patrol Air Intelligence Service arrested him after landing a twin engine plane believed bound for Cuban rebels.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Stuart Sutor
Hialeah
Fla
Border Patrol Air Intelligence Service
Sutor
Morgantown
Florida
Admiral Leahy Dies in Washington at 61
William Irving Leahy a retired rear admiral aged 61 died Saturday apparently from a heart attack in Washington.
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Adm. Leahy
Washington
William Irving Leahy
Montreal Fire Kills Numerous In Old Brick Building
Fire may have started from a gas stove explosion in a four story apartment building in Montreal. At least twenty killed as tenants leaped from windows and others trapped inside. Investigators recovered eight bodies and searched ruins for missing occupants while police awaited final tallies.
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Montreal
Que
Manslaughter Charge Filed Against Survivor
A man faces a manslaughter charge in Milan Ohio for the head on crash on the Ohio Turnpike that killed seven. John M. Hines Jr., 41, a Detroit dry cleaning shop employee, was charged in Mayor's Court. Erie County Prosecutor William Didelius said the case will go before the grand jury Wednesday.
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Norwalk
Ohio
John M. Hines Jr
Detroit
Milan
Ohio Highway Patrol
Erie County
William Didelius
Man Found Dead in Maumee Bay With Bullet Wound
Officials sought to identify a well dressed man found floating in Maumee Bay with a gunshot to the head and a .32 caliber bullet. The investigation focused on identifying the deceased and determining the circumstances of the death.
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Toledo
Maumee Bay
Five Day Ohio West Virginia Weather Forecast Summary
Ohio tonight stays chilly with lows in the low 20s to 30s and a Tuesday rise to around 55 with increasing clouds and showers by afternoon. West Virginia clears and cools tonight then becomes cloudy Tuesday afternoon with little temperature change. Temperatures likely average near normal with a slight warm spell Tuesday followed by a cooler Wednesday and typical next days. Showers are expected late Tuesday or Wednesday and again Friday or Saturday.
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Wrather Heart
Albuquerque
CIMET
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CeAksiesseasen
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Los Angeles
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Belgian Priest Pire Wins 1958 Nobel Peace Prize
The Belgian Dominican Father Dominique Georges Pire, head of Europe of the Heart, won the Nobel Peace Prize for 1958. The award of $41,227 was bestowed by the five member Nobel Committee of the Norwegian Parliament. The ceremony will be in Stockholm on December 12.
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Dominique Georges Pire
Father Pire
Europe
Dinant
Meuse
Sweden
Alfred Nobel
Stockholm
Sarte Dominican Convent
Huy
Explosion damages Osage Junior High in integrated town
A 2:15 a m blast ripped through Osage Junior High, four miles from Morgantown, injuring none and starting a possible motive linked to school integration. State police found a detonating wire running to the rear window. dynamite was reportedly used. Charles Stevenson commented on integration’s potential role, noting years of peaceful desegregation.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Osage
Here
Charles Stevenson
Monongalia County
Eighth Circuit orders Arkansas school board to implement integration
The U S Eighth Circuit directs the Little Rock School Board to act toward integration as courts have ordered. It vacates Judge Miller's dismissal of an injunction petition and remands the case to enjoin any further transfer of school property without District Court approval to maintain segregation or control.
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U. S. Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas Federal District
John E. Miller
Miller
Youth drives off with 10 ton trolley in Atlanta incident
James Camp, 22, a roofing sub contractor, stole a 35 foot trackless trolley and drove it for about half an hour before police stopped him. Bethel, an Atlanta Transit driver, was on coffee break when the theft occurred. Camp claimed a surpressed desire to drive a trolley and said it was fun dashing down the street. He was arrested after officers halted the wayward vehicle.
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Camp
G. S. Bethel
Atlanta Transit Co
Bethel
Shim
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