Hopes Rise for Broad U S Latin America Economic Ties
Delegates at the Inter American Economic Conference in Quitandinha report signs of a broader U S cooperation program for Latin America. Secretary Humphrey outlines the policy as Eisenhower backs further development of hemispheric partnerships and shared promises of aid for viable projects.
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Brazil
United States
Latin America
U.S
U. S
inter-American Affairs
Washington
Eisenhower
Humphrey
Recount Demands in 25 Ohio Counties for Senate Race
Ohio secretary of state Ted W. Brown says a statewide recount of the Thomas Burke versus George Bender senatorial race will begin across 25 counties. Burke posted about $70,000 for recounts. funds were raised nationally and locally. Recount must finish in 10 days with guard at Butler County courthouse and observers in major counties.
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Ted W. Brown
Thomas A. Burke
Ohio
Burke
George H. Bender
Stephen Mitchell
Washington
Secretary of State
Brown
Bender
Franklin County
County Election Board
Butler County
Hamilton County
Cuyahoga County
Allen
Ashland
Ashtabula
Belmont
Butler
Columbiana
Greene
Jefferson
Lawrence
Licking
Lucas
Mahoning
Medina
Mercer
Muskingum
Putnam
Richland
Ross
Scioto
Stark
Summit
Tuscara
Tuscarawas
Jailed Man Wonders Why He Killed Niece
A Lebanon man, described as a small, convincing speaker and a priest, was jailed in Webster County Jail in Marshfield after confessing to killing his niece whom he worshipped. He faces months of inquiries as he tries to understand his motive.
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Lebanon
Thurman
Webster County
Marshfield
Ethel du Pont Dies in Wilmington at 73
Mrs. Ethel Pyle du Pont, 73, widow of Du Pont director Eugene du Pont, and mother of a daughter once married to Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr., died on Monday in Wilmington Delaware.
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Ethel Dupont
Wilmington
Del
Ethel Pyle du Pont
Eugene
du Pont Chemical Firm
Ethel
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Educational Group Favors New Salaries
The Ohio Education Association adopted a 12 point program supporting higher starting salaries and better retirement benefits. Delegates approved committee resolutions and allowed leaders to review forthcoming School Survey Committee recommendations before voting. The survey panel will report December 15.
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Columbus
Ohio Education Association
Ohio School Survey Committee
Dwight L. Arnold
Kent
OEA
100Th General Assembly
State Board of Education
Improvements Seen in Erie
Erie shore projects to aid navigation need no state approval, while projects to arrest shore erosion require state approval from the division of shore erosion. Attorney General C William ONeill issued the opinion to A W Marion, director of natural resources, clarifying oversight.
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Columbus
C. William O'Neill
Lake Erie
A. W. Marion
Natural Resources
Mother Finds Baby Dead in Car Window
Cleveland police say a 16 month old boy named Andrew Carter died after dangling head first from a rear car window. His mother Mrs Jean Carter 27 found him hanging as she returned to the vehicle after shopping. The child died at a hospital.
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Cleveland
Jean Carter
Andrew
Mendes-France Opens Path to Big Four Talks in Paris
French Premier Pierre Mendes-France told the UN General Assembly he is willing to host a Big Four conference in Paris next May after ratification of the London and Paris pacts. He urged calm, warned against East West war, and said Austria’s peace treaty could ease wider European settlement.
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United Nations
N.Y
Pierre Mendes-France
Paris
London
UN General Assembly
France
Russia
Mendes-France
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Businessmen Seek Five-Year Trade Act Extension
The Committee for Economic Development urged a five-year extension of the reciprocal trade program with gradual and selective tariff cuts. While backing Eisenhower's tariff policy, the group urged stronger terms than the president, who asked for a three-year extension and authority to cut tariffs up to five percent yearly. Congress extended the old program for a year amid the rush.
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Washington
Committee For Economic Development
CED
Eisenhower
Congress
Assessments in Ohio Reach Half Billion
Ohio tax and assessment payments at 88 county courthouses last year topped 500 million dollars for the first time. State Auditor James A. Rhodes announced total collections of 54,704,489, up from 453,722,679 in 1952 and 393,073,73 in 1951.
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Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Police arrest six youths in Tiffin burglaries case
Six boys aged 10 to 13 were arrested in Tiffin and turned over to juvenile court authorities. Police said the arrests solved about a dozen burglaries reported over the past year.
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Tiffin
Ohio
Cape Lion Already Extinct Wild Animals of Africa Doomed
Frankfurt based zoo director Dr. Bernhard Grzimek warns Africa’s wildlife will vanish this century. He cites gorilla numbers 6000 to 10,000 and elephants around 200,000 with the cape lion already extinct. He argues game preserves may delay but not stop extinction amid rising population.
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Germany
Africa
Bernhard Grzimek
Dr. Graimek
Europe
Congo
Iery
Grzemek
Ion
Ike Warns America On Russia
President Eisenhower warned that the United States must not lose sight of Russia s drive for world revolution and domination. He said Soviet talk of peaceful coexistence may mask a long term goal and stressed vigilance and strength in U S relations with Russia.
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America
Russia
Washington
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Knowland
California
Senate
United States
Indictments Contested in Sage Case Amid Judge Change
Attorneys for Sheriff David L. Sage challenged 15 of 18 indictments as vague in Jackson County Common Pleas Court. They entered innocent pleas for Trago on three counts including assault and reckless operation. Judge James E. Kinneson stepped aside and suggested an outside judge take over.
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Jackson
David L. Sage
Jackson County
John A. Staker
Howard Hardin Jr
Richard L. Bisnaugie
Portsmouth
Trago
Common Pleas
James E. Kinneson
Deputies Seek Youth in Shooting Death of Teen
Canton sheriff's deputies search for a 14 year old for questioning in the shotgun death of Richard Robinson, 17, killed hunting in a field last Tuesday. Coroner's inquest heard the couple saw a youth hunting with Robinson the day of the shooting. The body was found with the gun's safety latched, no shell in the chamber, and none nearby.
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Canton
Sheriff's Deputies
Richard Robinson
Jay George
Robinson
Japan Celebrates Thanksgiving Led by Emperor
Tokyo marks Thanksgiving Day as the Emperor leads the nation in giving thanks for the harvest in the annual holiday. The ceremonial observance underscores Japan’s gratitude for crops and the season’s bounty.
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Tokyo
Japan
Soviet Deputy Vishinsky Dead at 70 In UN Move
The body of Andrei Vishinsky, Moscow's UN envoy and No. 2 on the Soviet foreign ministry, rests publicly today as a state funeral is planned in Moscow. He died of a heart attack while preparing a UN statement on Eisenhower's atomic energy plan. Jacob Malik will head the UN delegation in London during the transition. Dulles offered condolences and noted no US-Soviet policy change.
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Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Russia
UN General Assembly
New York
Moscow
United Nations
Park Ave
Europe
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Communist Party
Pervukhin
Andrei Gromyko
London
Jacob Malik
Britain
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China
White House
Dulles
Washington
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Soviet Union
E Kremlin
William L. Ryan
Andrej Y. Vishinsky
Ussr
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Gromyko
Molotov
V. A. Zorin
Czechoslovakia
Vishy
Allies Press Atoms Plan United Nations Support
Western Allies pressed for unanimous UN support of Eisenhower home for peace plan despite Soviet moves to curb Security Council veto. Delegates avoided delaying Assembly action despite Vishniakov’s death and expected Russia to voice objections in the six nation Political Committee. India signaled it would withhold amendments from a vote if recorded.
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United Nations
N. Y.P
Five Day Forecast Calls for Mild Dip Then Cooling
The outlook shows temperatures Wednesday through Sunday averaging three to six degrees below normal with a cold snap Wednesday night and Thursday. Warmer by Saturday, then cooler late Sunday. Normal highs range from 43 to 48 and lows from 29 to 31. Precipitation totals 1 to 3 inches, mainly Wednesday and Saturday.
McCarthy Health Delays Censure Debate and Sough TV Time
Senator McCarthy remains hospitalized after elbow surgery amid censure proceedings. Reports say he sought NBC Thanksgiving air time but was denied. Allies weigh whether he will offer a retraction or fresh remarks to soften past attacks as the Senate ponders the timing of the censure vote.
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al Muto
Edward Bennett Williams
Muto
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NEC
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R-Sd
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Rescue Line Breaks . Man Kalls to Death
In Baltimore a 300 pound steeplejack died eight hours after a rescue line snapped while rescuers tried to save Peter Jekubs at the YMCA Anchorage Seaman's Building. He hung head downward for over an hour after slipping on the tower. A crowd watched as firemen attempted the rescue and a woman fainted. Jekubs sustained a fractured skull multiple arm and leg breaks and deep head gash.
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Baltimore
Peter Jekobs
Ymca Anchorage
Jekubs
Family Crushed in Car Under Heavy Trailer
NORWALK Ohio A huge steel hauling rig sideswiped a car killing Newton H. O'Dell 34 his wife Betty tale 14 month old daughter in Allen town Pennsylvania. Steel bundles weighing 9900 pounds fell on the car as the trailers swerved and the car rode between wheels.
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Ohio
U. S
Allentown
Newton H. O'Dell
Betty
O'Dell
Vishinsky’s Death Shrinks Soviet Propaganda Voice
The death of Andrei Vishinsky robs Moscow of a skilled advocate for peaceful coexistence and weakens its UN messaging. Gromyko looms as potential successor but health and politics cloud his rise, with Zorin and Malik as other strong ministry candidates.
Evidence Shows Marilyn Sheppard Pajamas Un torn as Trial Opens
In Cleveland the murder jury reviews the night attire of Marilyn Sheppard, noting the pale blue pajamas were undisturbed apart from a torn fingernail. Testimony covers forensic work, fingerprints, and the scene in the Sheppard home as the trial focus shifts to whether Dr Samuel Sheppard killed his wife or a prowler acted first.
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Samuel H. Sheppard
Earl Johnstom
Saul Deanaceau
Sieo Eott
Marilyn Sheppard
Wanraceau
William Corrigan
Johnston
Marilyn
Jona J. Mahon
Michael & Grabowski
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Sheppard
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Sheppard House
Grabowski
Susan Hayes
Meee
California
Lester Hoverston
Glendale
Calif
Saul Danaceau
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Danaceau
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Sam
Steve
Mother and Children Die in Louisville Fire
A year old mother and three children burned to death in a two room home near Louisville Kentucky. Two other children suffered severe burns while father John Everett Dean aged 45 escaped with minor burns. The fire appears to have started from a kerosene stove.
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Louisville
Here
John Everett Dean
OES Official Elected at Ohio Education Convention
Ralph G. Miller, dean of boys at Fincl High School, was elected vice president of the Ohio Education Association as delegates completed the third day of the annual convention held in Columbus.
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OES
Columbus
Ralph G. Miller
Fincl High School
Ohio Education Association
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