Stevenson to brief Congress on NATO talks as private citizen
Adlai E. Stevenson plans to keep Democratic congressional leaders informed on NATO policy discussions with Secretary of State Dulles. Reiterating he acts as a private citizen with no salary, Stevenson travels to study State Department papers and aims for a Dec. 3 White House meeting with bipartisan leaders.
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Washington
Adlai E. Stevenson
Dulles
Stevenson
Congress
United Nations
State Department
New York
Chicago
White House
Adlai Stevenson
State Dulles
U.S
NATO
Paris
Eisenhower
State Dept recalls gifts from Saud with one exception
The State Department has taken custody of most gifts from King Saud, except a $3000 car given to Victory Purse’s family. A new circular tightened rules on accepting gifts, limiting them to minor items like autographs. Watches robes and ceremonial daggers from Saud were turned in and stored pending decision on return.
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Washington
State Department
Saud
Saudi Arabia
Victory R. Purse
Purse
Department
Protocol Division
Pedestrian and Rider Die After Portsmouth Motorcycle Crash
A 71-year-old woman cross near New Boston died of injuries after a motorcycle struck her and overturned. The rider, identified as 31-year-old Jack Allen of Portsmouth, also died. A second rider suffered minor injuries and was not hospitalized.
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Portsmouth
Jack Allen
Mary Day
Portsmouth General Hospital
Allen
Ohio 75 relocation plan moves 2.25 miles north of McArthur
The Ohio Department of Highways announced a relocation of 2.25 miles of Ohio 75 in Vin ton County north of McArthur. The proposal was debated at a public hearing held August 23 in McArthur.
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Columbus
Ohio Department of Highways
Ohio
McArthur
Vinton County
Still Seek Jury in Lima First-Degree Murder Trial
Attorneys renewed efforts to seat a jury for the first degree murder trial of Ralph Forsythe accused in the disappearance of Charles Conner. Six jurors were seated tentatively but may be removed, with 35 of 75 questioned and most rejected for opposing capital punishment. Police say two witnesses claim Forsythe shot Conner on August 10 in his kitchen. Conner’s body has never been found.
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Lima
Ralph Forsythe
Charles Conner
Common Pleas
Moran B. Jenkins
Forsythe
Conner
Violent Weather Strikes Nashville Area School
High winds toppled a brick chimney and ripped a roof at Sylvan Park Elementary injuring a 12 year old pupil Ronnie Graves and a fifth grade teacher Mrs Charles Eckstein. Graves sustained a compound leg fracture and head injuries while Eckstein had minor injuries. The school closed for repairs with damage estimated between 30000 and 40000 dollars.
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Nashville
Tenn
Ronnie Graves
Charles Eckstein
Sylvan Park Elementary
Severe storms lash the South and Midwest with tornadoes and snow
An outbreak of wild November weather pounded the South and mid continent with tornadoes snow and wind. Floods forced hundreds from homes with deaths totaling at least 19 and an overall 30 since the weekend. Snow piled up over eight inches in several states and travel became hazardous amid drifting and reduced visibility.
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Midwest
Nebraska
Kansas
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Michigan
Alabama
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Kentucky
Mississippi
Birmingham
Hopkinsville
Little River
Court Finds GI Guilty Of Slaying
MAEBASHI Japan GI William S Girard convicted of shooting a woman scrap collector to satisfy a momentary caprice. A three year suspended sentence with one year probation and court costs about 20 dollars. Both sides indicate no appeals unless prosecution pursues.
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Maebashi
Japan
William S. Girard
Girard
Ottawa
Ill
United States
Itsuro Hayashi
Soe
Army
Ruling Says No More Apples for Teacher
In West Irondequoit School District Rochester suburb officials ban gift giving to teachers after a competition. Principals of 13 schools say compulsory attendance means students should not face competition in presenting gifts to teachers.
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Rochester
West Irondequoit
Appointment at Hospital Toledo State Hospital
Dr. Joseph M. Garland named acting superintendent at Toledo State Hospital by Dr. Joseph E Duty Ohio commissioner of mental hygiene in Columbus. The appointment follows the Monday announcement.
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Columbus
Joseph E Duty
Ohio
Joseph M. Garland
Toledo State Hospital
No Embarrassment Boy Without Hands At School
Five year old Jerry French, born without hands or feet, starts kindergarten in St Louis. He uses mechanical hands and feet to write, brush teeth, eat, and ride a bike. He declines a special school, and classmates ask questions while his teacher notes his potential to do most activities like other children.
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ST. Louis
Jerry French
Jerry
Frances Pearce
Pineau urges limits on Tunisian arms to curb Algerian smuggling
French Foreign Minister Christian Pineau arrived in Washington to press the United States to cap Tunisian arm shipments at one gun per soldier. He warned that surplus weapons could cross into Algeria where French forces have fought rebels for two years, urging a 4000 rifles per 4000 troops ratio and no stockpile.
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Christian Pineau
U.S
Pineau
Parkc
Tunisia
Atlantic Solidarity
Dulles
Algiers
France
Habib Bourguiba
United States
Britain
Bourguiba
Egypt
Christian
New York
Dazed Killer Faces Lie Test in Wisconsin Murder Case
Edward Gein, 51, admitted years of grave digging for heads and a disabling daze before murdering neighbor Bernice Worden. He was taken to Madison for a polygraph amid ongoing murder charges and forensic review of remains at his Plainfield farm.
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Wautoma
Wis
Edward Gein
Plainfield
Madison
State Crime Laboratory
Bernice Worden
Earl Eileen
Milwaukee
Gein
Waushara
Worden Hardware Store
Shoot To Kill Orders In Manhunt For Seven Jail Escapees
Crown Point India police captured three of seven Lake County Jail escapees including two of three accused killers. George R Brown, 25, remains at large amid a nationwide manhunt. Sheriff West issued shoot to kill orders as Chicago police nabbed two suspects and another was arrested at his father's home in Gary.
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Crown Point
India
Lake County
George R. Brown
East
Gary
Indiana
John Dillinger
Jack West
Chicago
German Official To Confer With Dulles
Bonn Germany foreign minister Hein rich von Brentano will fly to Washington Friday to confer with Secretary of State Dulles. The trip follows Adenauer’s three week old decision to reappoint Von Brentano to the post.
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Bonn
Germany
Heinrich von Brentano
Washington
Dulles
Foreign Office
Konrad Adenauer
von Brentano
Two Workers Trapped In 21 Inch Sewer Pipe
In Merced California two workers Leroy White and Roy Knapp both ages 35 and 39 were trapped for ten hours in a newly installed mile long sewer pipe. They were covered with mud and rescued after workers dug them out. White refused to repeat the experience saying no more 21 inch pipes for me.
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Merced
Calif
Leroy White
Roy Knapp
White
Glouster School Board Buys New Bus
The Glouster School Board approved purchase of a new school bus to replace aging transportation equipment. Officials say the acquisition will improve student safety and route efficiency across the district. The action appears on page 3 of the Messenger.
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Michigan State
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Pierce
Athens County
Athens Soon
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Nelsonville
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Gaillard faces vote on economy amid civil service strike
In Paris the National Assembly weighs Felix Gaillard's economic program as civil servants strike for higher pay. The premier seeks special powers to issue decrees, with taxes near 210 million dollars and equal spending cuts. Schools closed and airports shut while utilities largely function.
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Paris
French National Assembly
Felix Gaillard
Gaillard
National Assembly
le Bourget
Orly
West Moves To Enlarge UN Disarmament Commission
The West pressed ahead with a plan to seek UN Assembly approval to enlarge the Disarmament Commission from 12 to 25 members despite Soviet rejection. Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister V. V. Kuznetsov labeled the Western proposal as a step, and newsmen reported his response from UN headquarters in New York.
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United Nations
N. Y
UN Assembly
Disarmament Commission
V. V. Kuznetsov
Result Study On Pollution Scheduled
Ohio State University Engineering Experiment Station will discuss nine month stream pollution study on acid mine waters at an invited conference next Tuesday at the Ohio Union. Over 100 attendees include legislators coal industry health commissioners county officials newspapers mayors agents and various state and federal agencies from eastern and southeastern Ohio. The sponsored project by the Water Pollution Control Board seeks to survey the problem and guide future research for solutions.
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Columbus
Engineering Experiment Station
Ohio State University
Ohio Union
Ohio Legislature
Coal Industry
Ohio
Water Pollution Control Board
Ohio Department of Health
Dallas Boy Treated After Finding Rat Paste At Home
DWAINE YOUNG Jr was hospitalized at Parkland Hospital after discovering a tube of rat paste at his home and attempting to brush his teeth.
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Dallas
Dwaine Young, Jr
Parkland Hospital
Army Plans to Withdraw Troops From Little Rock
The Army plans to pull remaining regular troops from Little Rock before Thanksgiving. Governor Faubus and Mrs. L. Bates offered no comment. The 153rd Arkansas National Guard will enforce court ordered integration under Maj. Gen. Edwin Walker with units departing around November 26. About 1000 troopers arrived Sept. 24.
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Little Rock
Ark
Orval Faubus
L. C. Bates
National Assn
Faubus
Hot Springs
Central High School
153Rd Arkansas National Guard Regiment
Edwin Walker
Arkansas Military District
101St Airborne Division
Deportation Ordered for Russian Woman in San Francisco
Mrs. Jean Kramer, 44, a Gomel Russia native and wife of former People's World circulation manager Harry Klotz-Kramer, was ordered deported after government witnesses labeled her an active Communist organizer. She refused to testify at the hearings.
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San Francisco
Communist Party
United States
Jean Kramer
Gomel
Russia
Harry Klotz-Kramer
People’s World
Boy 14 Seeks Court OK for Kidney Transplant
A 14 year old from Pocatello Idaho testifies in Massachusetts Supreme Court that he wishes to donate a kidney to his twin brother Jimmy whose kidneys are diseased. The court grants permission needed for minor to undergo the transplant after prior similar cases and five successful operations at Peter Brent Brigham Hospital.
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Boston
Pocatello
Idaho
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Jerry Foster
Jimmy
Jerry
Peter Brent Brigham Hospital
Disarmament Talks At UN Headed For Breakup As Bloc Demands Rise
At the United Nations the Soviet bloc pressed for broader representation in future disarmament talks. A 25 nation commission may expand to include seven more Communist or neutralist members or lose Western bloc states. The West views this as a bargaining bluff while the talks risk collapse. The current five nation sub committee includes the United States Britain France Canada and the Soviet Union.
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United Nations
N. Y
U. N
Kusnetsov
Security Council
Canada
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Abel Decides To Appeal In Spy Conviction
New York Russian Col Rudolf Abel, 55, sentenced to 30 years for conspiracy to transmit U S military information to the Soviet Union plans to appeal his conviction. Defense counsel James B Donovan said Abel has meritorious grounds for appeal after meeting at the Federal House of Detention.
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New York
Rudolf I. Abel
James B. Donovan
Chief Defense Council
Abel
Federal House of Detention
U.S. District Court
Brooklyn
U. S
Soviet Union
Pet dog blamed in shooting of woman in Orleans
Roberta Starritt, age 17, told deputies she placed a .22 rifle on a living room couch and left for the kitchen when her dog jumped onto the couch causing the weapon to discharge and strike her in the stomach. She was listed in fair condition.
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Orleans
Calif
Roberta Starritt
Roberta
Sheriff's Deputies
Portsmouth man acquitted in fatal stabbing case
Luke Craft 49 of Portsmouth was acquitted of first degree manslaughter in the stabbing death of John Red Louis 52 a former boxer Louis died Feb 6 from knife wounds after a fight
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Portsmouth
Luke Craft
John
Red) Louis
Louis
Murder trial opens for Richard Rutherford in St Clairsville
Testimony is expected to begin today in the first degree murder trial of Richard Rutherford, 24, of Wheeling Island, West Virginia, accused of the Rug Slaying of Lawrence Price, 30, a St. Clairsville poolroom operator.
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ST. Clairsville
Richard Rutherford
Wheeling Island
W. Va
Lawrence Price
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