NATO weighs aggression gauge for nuclear retaliation plans
Western diplomats report NATO seeks an aggression thermometer to limit when nuclear weapons might be used. The 15-nation alliance aims to define grades of aggression and corresponding responses from all-out to conventional retaliation, with decisions to be discussed at mid-December in Paris.
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Atlantic
NATO
Atlantic Alliance
Paris
United States
Britain
Red
Europe
Turkey
West
Germany
Norway
Denmark
Dulles
Chicago
California Fire Threat Mounts Near Los Angeles
Wind driven forest fire in Angeles National Forest grows from 18 000 to as much as 25 000 acres. Fire started from a prison crew campfire near Crystal Lake 25 miles north of Azusa. Winds 100 mph gusts, 200 feet per minute spread, Mt Wilson observatory at risk, 900 firefighters on scene.
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Forest Service
Angeles National Forest
Los Angeles
California
Crystal Lake
Azusa
Dave Waite
Angeles Forest Fire Prevention
Waite
Mt. Wilson
Klinger
Hoffa Goes on Trial in Wiretap Conspiracy Case
James R. Hoffa, president-elect of the Teamsters Union, goes on trial in New York federal court on wiretap conspiracy charges linked to tapping Detroit union offices. Juror selection expected first day as prosecutors await Supreme Court ruling on admissibility of state obtained wiretap evidence in federal court.
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New York
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Detroit
U. S. Supreme Court
U. S
Paul W. Williams
Ohioans for Right to Work receives incorporation papers
Secretary of State Ted W. Brown issues incorporation papers for Ohioans for Right to Work, a group aiming to place an Ohio constitutional amendment banning union and closed shops on the ballot. Founders include Rep Elton Kile Julius W Hilz and Martin L Davey Jr with Eugene W Butler as agent. volunteers will seek over 354000 valid signatures for next year’s election.
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Columbus
Ted W. Brown
Ohio
Madison
Julius W. Hilz
Hamilton
Ohio Drycleaners’ Assn
Martin L. Davey Jr
Davey Tree Co
Kent
Eugene W. Butler
Wanted Large House Sale of Treasures to Settle Estate
Dallas auction previews the estate of Mrs. T. J. Carmody who died in 1955 and left a warehouse of never used wedding gifts and treasures. Pinkerton guards watch as items including a $2640 antique silver urn and a $1250 brass clock and candelabra are traced from storage to sale. The couple had lived in a downtown hotel for decades and began shipping purchases to a warehouse in May 1927.
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Dallas
Pinkerton
T. J. Carmody
Accused Slayer Gein Weeps and Prays in Court
Edward Gein, 51, arraigned in Waushara County on first degree murder charges for the Worden killing and mutilation, wept and prayed with Pastor Kenneth Engleman after admitting slayings of Mrs. Worden and Mrs. Hogan. He faces possible commitment to Central State Hospital under Wisconsin law.
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Wautoma
Wis
Edward Gein
Waushara
Wisconsin
Gein
Bernice Worden
Mary Hogan
Jury Visits Death Scene in Forsythe Murder Trial
Jury members in the first degree murder case of Ralph Forsythe visit his Lima home to view the scene of the alleged fatal shooting of Charles Conner. Conner, a 37 year old plant foreman, has not been found and the jury of 12 includes alternates. Prosecutors rely on two witnesses present at the shooting.
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Lima
Ralph Forsythe
Forsythe
Charles Conner
Lima Plant
Conner
Final Arguments In First Degree Murder Trial
In St Clairsville Ohio prosecutors and defense attorneys prepared to present final arguments today in the first degree murder trial of 24 year old Richard Rutherford. Rutherford testified that he struck the victim Lawrence Price on the head with an unidentified object on August 13 but did not intend to kill him. He also said he carried out a $500 robbery he had planned for six weeks.
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ST. Clairsville
Ohio
Richard Rutherford
Rutherford
Lawrence Price
Child Fatally Struck After Car Incident In Portsmouth
Four year old Charles Edward McGlone of South Webster died when he was thrown from a car into the path of another near Portsmouth Thursday night. It marks the McGlone family's third fatality in days as Charles rests at Davis Funeral Home. His father Jerry mourns the death of his wife Lilly McGlone, who died Wednesday, while the elder McGlone’s grandfather died Sunday.
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Portsmouth
Charles Edward McGlone
South Webster
McGlone
Charles
Davis Funeral Home
Jerry
Lilly MeGlone
MeGlone
Boy Dies Playing Spaceman in Plastic Helmet
Four year old Kenneth Temple suffocated when the zipper jammed on a plastic bag worn as a space helmet during play. Authorities report no foul play and the incident is under local review in Detroit.
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Detroit
Kenneth Temple
New York Garbage-Trade Boss Vincent Squillante Jailed
Vincent Squillante the so called Godson of mobster Albert Anastasia was indicted on extortion and attempted extortion charges tied to Nassau County garbage contracts. His brother Nunzio and Carmen De Cabia president of the Nassau Suffolk Cartmen's Assn. face similar counts. The trio allegedly operated a 50 million dollar per year garbage racket in the New York metro area and Squillante invoked the Fifth Amendment in Washington.
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N. Y
Vincent Squillante
Squillante
Albert Anastasia
Nassau County
Long Island
New York City
New York
Washington
Nunzio
Carmen de Cabia
Nassau-Suffolk County Cartmen’s Assn
de Cabia
Mitchell Air Force Base
Ohio U. Receives Three Grants in Aid Program
Ohio University is among 13 Ohio colleges to receive grants under the B. F. Goodrich Co aid-to-higher-education program this year. The university got funds for three students, while the University of Akron led with 293 grants. Other institutions and counts include Fenn College 38, Western Reserve 28, Baldwin-Wallace 17, Case Tech 4, University of Dayton 11, Marietta 10, Kent State 8, John Carroll 4, Cleveland Marshall Law School 1, and Sinclair College 2.
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Ohio University
Ohio
B. F. Goodrich Co
Associated Press
University of Akron
Fenn College
Cleveland
Western Reserve
Baldwin-Wallace
Case Tech
University of Dayton
Marietta
Kent State
John Carroll
Cleveland Marshall Law School
Steubenville
Sinclair College
Dayton
Student Pilot Killed In Plane Crash West Of Town
Joseph William Begley a 44 year old student pilot died when a single engine plane crashed into a vacant field about 10 miles west of Portsmouth His instructor Richard Ruhman 44 of New Boston was injured and police say the plane ran out of gas Begley appeared to be piloting the craft.
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Portsmouth
Joseph William Begley
Here
Richard Ruhlman
New Boston
Begley
Judge Denies Motion in Supplemental Unemployment Case
Common Pleas Judge Erskine Maiden Jr. denies a state motion to dismiss a test case on supplemental unemployment. Proceedings proceed as in Youngstown.
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Youngstown
Common Pleas
Erskine Maiden Jr
Site for Missile Wyoming Base Chosen
The Pentagon says work will start by mid 1958 on a multimillion dollar missile site near Cheyenne Wyoming, transforming Warren Air Force Base into a launch complex for an intercontinental ballistic missile. Officials cite the plan as part of accelerating U S progress after Sputnik and to support future space warfare weapons under Air Force direction.
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Washington
Pentagon
Cheyenne
Wyo
Russia
Mahon
House
Defense Appropriations Subcommittee
United States
Defense
Neil McElroy
Army
Air Force
Defense Department
Warren Air Force Base
Wyoming
Air Research and Development Command
Elizabeth II to Visit Queen Juliana of the Netherlands
Buckingham Palace announced that Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip will visit Holland from March 25 to 27 at the invitation of Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard. The state visit will mark Europe’s other reigning queen hosting the British monarch in Amsterdam and The Hague.
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London
Elizabeth II
Europe
Buckingham Palace
Elizabeth
Prince
Juliana
Netherlands
Prince Bernhard
Holland
Swift inquiry plans speed up missile program in Senate
The Senate Preparedness subcommittee moves to hold five days of public hearings on accelerating the U S missile program while House members push for immediate production of 1500 mile intermediate range ballistic missiles after secret Pentagon briefings. Vice President Nixon says the inquiry will be constructive and nonpolitical.
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Senate Preparedness
House Defense Appropriations
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Rep. Mahon
D-Tex
House
Rep. Flood
D-Pa
Pentagon
Nixon
Committee For Economic Development
United States
Russia
Lab technician fed cyanide to patient by mistake
In Houston a 46 year old lab technician cried that she unintentionally gave two ounces of deadly sodium cyanide to 67 year old Mrs. Margaret Van Alstine thinking it was a diabetes test solution. Detective H W Rodgers said no charges but the case goes to a grand jury.
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Houston
Tex
Emily Nash
Margaret van Alstine
van Alstine
H. W. Rodgers
Rodgers
Mrs. Nash
Mrs. van Alstine
Weather Outlook Across States With Snow Rain Mix
A mixed weather pattern affects the ONIO region with clouds and a snow rain mix likely Saturday. Temperatures dip tonight with lows around 33 and highs Saturday in the 35 to 40 range. West Virginia remains mostly cloudy and cold with rain or snow possible south by Saturday night. The Ohio five day forecast shows below normal temperatures across the state with little change through Wednesday and a system bringing snow or rain to the south tonight or Saturday then spreading nationwide.
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Albuquerque
Bismarck
Chicago
Denver
Fort Worth
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Clear
St. Paul
Oklahoma City
Snow
Phoenix
San Diego
Seattle
Emma
Traverse City
Injured Boy Refuses Blood Transfusion in Court Ruling
In Nashville Tennessee a 12 year old Jehovah's Witness refuses a blood transfusion after Juvenile Court Judge Sam Davis Tatum allowed Baptist Hospital to administer the blood. Ronnie Graves with a broken leg and head injuries held firm saying he would not take blood. He was under care of Dr Don L Eyler as nurses and an intern attempted to give the transfusion for about thirty minutes. The boy's condition was serious but improving.
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Nashville
Tenn
Sam Davis Tatum
Baptist Hospital
James O'Dell Graves
Ronnie Graves
Ronnie
Don L. Eyler
Puzzles Mayor Delivers Letter to Columbus Residents
An East Liverpool sender writes to Mr and Mrs Jack Johnson and Kim Jody Mark and Lance of Columbus in care of the mayor M E Sensenbrenner. The mayor is puzzled and will hand over the letter at City Hall if one of the addressees stops by.
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Columbus
East Liverpool
Jack Johnson
Kim
Jody
Mark
Lance
M. E. Sensenbrenner
Johnsons
City Hall
OEA Meeting Opens Today in Columbus
Ohio teachers seek a breather with a plan for free time during the day amid a one year study of about one third of state schools. The proposal also tackles 16 year old dropouts and a revised ethics code for teachers. John McDowell was elected president and Sylvia Todd vice president of the Ohio Education Association.
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Ohio Education Association
Association
Education Council
John McDowell
Hudson
Sylvia Todd
Lincoln
Lakewood
Eleanor Knoecher
Westwood
Cincinnati
C. B. Cleaver
Norwood View
Norwood
Ralph Miller
Findlay
National Education Association
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