De Gaulle Shapes Path for East West Summit Plans
President de Gaulle drives Western alliance strategy by pressing for a Paris summit with Khrushchev and a pre meeting to ease tensions. He insists on a spring gathering, aligning with Eisenhower and Macmillan while the United States weighs timing and Western unity. Corine Rothschafter wins Miss World amid controversy.
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Washington
Charles de Gaulle
France
de Gaulle
United States
Eisenhower
Paris
Nikita Khrushchev
Harold Macmillan
House of Commons
London
Macmillan
Khrushchev
AF Its Mum On Crashes in Montana
GREAT FALLS Mont The only available runway at Malmstrom Air Force Base was blocked by a crash landing T33 trainer as a flight of F89 Scorpions was scattered by a blizzard early Tuesday. Three Scorpions crashed killing four airmen. The Air Force offered few details about the flight or destination bases.
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Great Falls
Mont
Malmstrom Air Force Base
Air Force
Infant Lives: Remarkable Recovery of 12 Day Old in Charleston
Charleston West Virginia infant Paul Thomas Mullins born five weeks premature and weighing 52 pounds at birth has survived four complete blood exchanges after his heart briefly stopped beating. His RH negative mother Mrs. Thomas Mullins of Peck's Mill provided blood compatible with his RH positive status. Paul remains in an incubator at Charleston Memorial Hospital.
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Paul
Thomas Mullins
Peck’s Mill
Charleston Memorial Hospital
He Non’s 15th District Hints at O’Neill Challenge
In Zanesville Republican leaders said Rep John E Henderson will not seek re election. Former Ohio governor C William O’Neill of Marietta emerged as a potential successor amid GOP speculation.
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Zanesville
15Th
John E. Henderson
William O'Neill
Marietta
Henderson
Wooster Man Wins Damages In Personal Injury Suit
A Wooster man, Clarence A. McKinley, 39, won 150000 in a U S District Court verdict after a March 21 1956 injury at the Liberty Street crossing. The Pennsylvania Railroad employs McKinley and plans to appeal. The case drew a seven women and five men jury and a brief deliberation.
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Cleveland
Wooster
U. S. District Court
Clarence A. McKinley
Bowman St
The
Pennsylvania Railroad
McKinley
Liberty St
Government Begins Inspection Of Cranberry Shortage
Athens grocers remove all cranberries and cranberry products amid reports of contamination from West Coast bogs. Federal inspectors and chemists fan out to test berries while Eastern markets remain unaffected. officials note only some Washington Oregon berries show contamination.
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Federal of
Oregon
Washington
William Poling
Kroger
Poling
Wisconsin
A&p
Beasley Wholesale Co
Ohio
al Bechtel
Beasley
H. M. Boocks
Hocking
Vinton
Arthur S. Flemming
Health, Education and Welfare
Ambrose E. Stevens
National Cranberry Assn
New York
Flemming
Mediator Reports Rising Industry Resistance in Labor Talks
Federal mediator George Bell says unions and managers clash more as competition grows, costs are cut by mechanization, and inflation fears fuel tension. In a year he has mediated about 50 disputes from his Columbus headquarters, noting longer settlements and strains over job losses and wage erosion amid progress.
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Columbus
George Bell
Bell
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Mansfield youth tops Ohio Lincoln test with high score
John Homer Frye of Mansfield scored 95 of 100 to win top honors in the Ohio Lincoln sesquicentennial contest. He will receive 250 dollars from the Ohio Historical Society. Five other district winners will receive 100 dollars each from the Lincoln committee, including Jim Phillip Martin of Chillicothe and Ohio University District 89.
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Mansfield
John Homer Frye
Frye
Ohio Historical Society
Department of Education
Ohio Lincoln Sesquicentennial Committee
Jim Phillip Martin
Chillicothe
Ohio University District
Van Doren Quiz Fix Crusade Revealed in Life Magazine
A House subcommittee investigator says the Twenty One quiz show fix was exposed by Herbert Stempel who testified he was ordered by producers to lose to Charles Van Doren. Stempel, who won 49000 dollars, felt vindicated as Van Doren confessed receiving all answers and coaching.
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Charles van Doren
Twenty-One
van Doren
House Committee
Herbert Stempel
Stempel
Richard N. Goodwin
Life Magazine
New York
Goodwin
Brooklyn
Queens
Barry
Jack
Dan Enright
Herb
17-Year-Old To Die In Chair In Cincinnati
A three judge Common Pleas Court ruled that 17 year old Huston Nelson must die in the electric chair at the state penitentiary on Feb 29. Nelson was convicted of shooting 61 year old Bernice Wilson to death during a holdup at her drugstore.
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Cincinnati
Huston Nelson
State Penitentiary
Electric Chair
Common Pleas
Nelson
Bernice Wilson
Cisco Kid Victor Wins Case Over Rodeo Contract
Cisco Kid Victor Clevel and Duncan Re nadlo of Malibu California known as Cisco Kid won a Common Pleas Court victory Tuesday with dismissal of a $50 000 suit alleging breach of contract for not attending a publicity conference tied to a rodeo staged at Berea fairgrounds last May.
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Cleveland
Duncan Renadlo
Malibu
Calif
the Cisco Kid
Common Pleas Court
Cisco
Berea Fairground
Labor Secretary Mitchell Predicts Jobs Drop Despite Strike
Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell joked he ate his cake hat after unemployment stayed above three million. He blamed the steel strike for the higher jobless total and sent cake slices to United Steelworkers President David J. McDonald and chief bargainer R. Conrad Cooper.
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Washington
James P. Mitchell
Mitchell
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers Union
R. Conrad Cooper
AFL - Cio
George Meany
Labor Department
Farm program announced by Eisenhower and Benson
President Eisenhower and Ezra Taft Benson unveiled a farm program for Congress next year. Key points base price supports on market prices for wheat, extend land retirement, expand market research, and boost Food for Peace and rural development. Unemployment data show 3.27 million out of work in October amid steel strike effects.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Secretary of
Ezra Taft Benson
Congress
Benson
White House
Ohio Board Denies Sewage Permits for New Matamoras
The Ohio Water Pollution Control Board denied New Matamoras sewage disposal permit and ordered Middleport and Yellow Springs to show cause why their state water disposal permits should not be revoked. Hearings show cause dates set for January 12 with appeals open in common pleas court.
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Ohio Water Pollution Control Board
New Matamoras
Marietta
Middleport
Meigs County
Yellow Springs
Greene County
Two W. Va. Escapees Captured At Detroit
Detroit police recaptured two West Virginia escapees after responding to a burglary at a restaurant gas station. Harold Edward Wilson, 39, of Martins Ferry Ohio, previously jailed 1 to 10 years for breaking and entering. Alfred M. Crook, 37, of Bake Creek West Virginia, served two years of a 1 to 10 year grand larceny sentence.
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Huntington
W. Va
Harold Edward Wilson
Martins Ferry
Ohio
Alfred M. Crook
Bake Creek
Garcia Leads Nation as Nacionalista Firms Edge Wake
President Carlos P. Garcia's Nacionalista machine pushes ahead with election leads from remote Philippine areas. Opponents still held five seats in the eight seat national Senate contest.
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Manila
Carlos P. Garcia
Nacionalista
Philippines
Garcia
National Senate
Startling Facts Prompt Probe Into Amoco Virginia Loss
A Coast Guard officer said startling facts have been uncovered about the Amoco Virginia fire and explosion that destroyed the tanker and cost eight lives. He offered no details pending a formal hearing.
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Houston
Tex
Coast Guard
Amoco Virginia
Steel Mills Hum After Resumption
Pittsburgh reports mills across the United States returning to work after a 116 day nationwide strike. More than half the basic steel industry’s 500,000 workers are back, with most others expected by weekend. U.S. Steel and Jones & Laughlin cite 25 to 60 percent capacity this week, with full normal output 90 percent likely in four to six weeks.
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Pittsburgh
US. Supreme Court
U. S. Steel Corp
Jones & Laughlin Steel
Fate in two morning deaths reshapes local tragedy
Inside notes odd twist in accidental deaths of two morning men with fate playing an odd hand. Details follow on page 14 under the Inside section.
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New
Athens County
Chauncey
DiSalle denounces coercion over national quotas
Ohio Governor Michael V. DiSalle says Democrats will not be coerced into meeting national contribution quotas. He cites a note from Chairman Paul M. Butler suggesting convention seating and hotel housing in Los Angeles could depend on quota compliance. DiSalle calls such pressure a power play of the worst kind.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Paul M. Butler
National Committee
Los Angeles
Cleveland Papers Face Contempt Charges Over Disclosure
Common Pleas Judge William K. Thoma sets November 23 and 24 for contempt of court hearings against two Cleveland papers. The Cleveland Plain Dealer and the Cleveland Press were alleged to have disclosed grand jury indictments before they were docketed. Spokespersons for both newspapers declined to comment.
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Cleveland
Common Pleas
William K. Thoma
Thomas
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland Press
Rioting erupts again amid police clashes in Parrl South Africa
Rioters attack police and residents clash as thousands of Africans clash for the second night. The unrest disrupts Parrl and highlights continuing anti white violence in the region.
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South Africa
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