Eisenhower Likely to Extend Nuclear Test Ban Briefly
President Eisenhower appears set to extend the U S ban on nuclear weapons tests for a few weeks with additional extensions possible. The White House backs a UN resolution opposing resumption during Geneva talks. negotiations may climax in 1960 with a potential quick underground test resumption. John A McCone urged week to week extensions and warned against indefinite bans without a tripartite inspection accord. The UN General Assembly voted 60 to 1 urging restraint during the Geneva talks.
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United States may resume underground tests if Geneva talks stall
McCone said the U S is bound by the resolution to refrain from testing while talks continue but warned the talks must reach a make or break point early next year If Moscow won t agree to an inspection regime Washington would push to break off the Geneva conference and restart underground testing State Department officials share the view that delaying tests without Soviet acceptance risks national security Whether the President would order a break off before Khrushchev summit remains doubtful as he hopes Moscow would modify its stance to end the Geneva deadlock.
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Khrushchev
Niday escapes chair via DiSalle clemency action
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle commuted the death sentence of Lewis B. Niday to life imprisonment. Niday, 31, of Belpre, killed Florence Cowdery and George Robinson after a Marietta bar attack on Aug. 23, 1958. The governor cited mental and emotional instability and a lack of mercy recommendations from jurors, granting clemency with a statement about justice and treatment.
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Michael V. DiSalle
Lewis B. Niday
Belpre
Niday
Ohio
Florence Cowdery
Reedsville
George Robinson
Marietta
DiSalle
Pardon and Parole Commission
Full Shelves Assured As Strike Ends
Columbus Ohio shoppers will find full produce shelves as Teamsters Local 413 ratifies a new contract ending a week long strike at Kroger A and P and Albers terminals and warehouses. Old contract expired last October and deliveries were halted since November 15 with some stores kept stocked by backlog and independent dealers.
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Teamsters Local 413
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Albers
Mansfield
Portsmouth
Wheeling
W. Va
A&p
Kentucky
Minister And Family Vanish From Sweet Home Oregon
A minister Rev. Laurence Loftus 28 his wife Ruth 27 and their son James who will be 2 disappeared Friday in western Oregon. Police believe they may have met with an accident on a backwoods mountain road near Tombstone Summit in the Cascade Mountains. Parishioners notified authorities after the minister missed Sunday services.
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Ruth
James
Hunter Shot. Man Charged After Back Woundings
East Providence police report a young hunter recovering in hospital from a back wound. James H. Miller III, 21, is charged with assault with a dangerous weapon after firing at Manuel Braz, 18, Sunday to frighten him. Cincinnati gas explosion at Tri-State Fireworks Co. in Loveland on Oct 29 caused fatal burns to 45 year old Charles Schroeder.
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R. L—M
James H. Miller III
Manuel Braz
Cincinnati
Tri-State Fireworks Co
Loveland
Charles Schroeder
Teens in Custody Over Cemetery Vandalism in Cleveland
Three 16 year old boys were being held after admitting they sprayed 14 cars with red and black paint and caused damage to gravestones in a city owned cemetery on Friday.
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Songwriter Samuel M. Lewis Dies at 76
Samuel M. Lewis, 76, famed lyricist behind over 800 songs including Mammy Dinah and In a Little Spanish Town, died Sunday. The writer, whose work helped define early American popular music, left a lasting impact on Broadway, film, and radio songbooks.
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Samuel M. Lewis
Dinah
Guardsmen Blast Enemy Over Weekend Across Ohio
Air National Guardsmen from Columbus Springfield and Mansfield carried out 50 sorties at Camp Atterbury Bomb Range near Indianapolis. Col Dale E Shafer Jr announced the training as a success using F84 Thunderjet aircraft carrying small charges described on paper as nuclear weapons.
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Springfield
Mansfield
Ohio
Dale E. Shafer Jr
Camp Atterbury
Indianapolis
Bus crash in Nuernberg kills nine workers
A bus carrying nine factory workers collided with a trailer truck near Sulzbach in Nuernberg, Germany, killing nine and seriously injuring fifteen others.
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Germany
Sulzbach
Wild Weather To Continue Thru Tuesday
Cloudy skies and mild temperatures persist across Ohio with a few showers as southerly winds bring springlike conditions. A weak cold front from Wisconsin to Missouri moves toward Ohio, likely producing scattered showers today and tonight, possibly ending Tuesday morning. Temperature readings range from the mid 40s to low 50s across Cincinnati Columbus Cleveland Akron and Findlay.
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Missouri
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Findlay
Grief Stricken Father Mistakes Daughter In Fatal Crash
Raphael Moncrief of Middletown Ohio believed his two year old Mary Linda died in a Route 17 wreck that also killed his wife Jean 25. Later at Pleasant Valley Hospital he learned his three year old Patricia Arline had been killed. Moncrief and two sons were injured. the truck driver was unharmed.
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Raphael Moncrief
Middletown
Ohio
Mary Linda
Pleasant Valley Hospital
Patricia Arline
Moncriefs
Jean
Moncrief
Postal Rates Start Reb The New Parcel Post Increases
New parcel post rates announced last week will go into effect February 1. Postmaster General Arthur E. Summerfield announced the date, after ICC approval on Friday. The increases average 17.1 percent and total about 88 million dollars annually.
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Arthur E. Summerfield
Interstate Commerce Commission
Million Mistake Prompted by Bank Check Error
Mrs. James Walsh offers to return the 4 000 022.75 check if Hadley Falls Trust Co rehires teller Miss Ann Halliwell who allegedly printed the mistaken amount. She kept the check to protest the firing amid a threat to alert her husband’s commanding officer. Bank president George W. Wallace declined comment as the Walshs await Sergeant Walsh’s return from a Goose Bay mission.
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Mass
James Walsh
Ann Halliwell
George W. Wallace
Walsh
Westover Air Force Base
Goose Bay
Labrador
Mustard Bottle Assault at Cleveland Stadium
Cleveland police said Lorenzo Veal, 21, a Berle Vending Co. employee, allegedly struck Robert Wright, 23, with a mustard bottle after Wright refused to pay for cold hot dogs. Wright reported the incident and Veal was jailed.
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Cleveland Stadium
Lorenzo Veal
Robert Wright
Wright
Veal
Berle Vending Co
Toledo AFL CIO Council Formed After Merging Unanimously
Frederick H. Kunz, longtime president of AFL Grain Millers Local 58, was elected president of the newly merged Toledo AFL CIO Council as 480 delegates from 70 local unions approved the merger. It marks the first forced merger in a major city since the AFL and CIO national unite three years ago.
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Frederick H. Kunz
AFL Grain Millers Local 58
Afl-Cio Council
AFL and Cio
Cleveland church dedicates new Euclid sanctuary
St Stephen's Byzantine Rite Catholic Church in suburban Euclid held a Sunday dedication for its new sanctuary, reflecting community growth and religious traditions in the Cleveland area.
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St. Stephen's
Euclid
Cuban High Schools Rally For Ron Arrillaga Aid
In San Mateo California Hillsdale and Capuchino high schools unite to raise funds for Ron Arrillaga a 17 year old left with a severe spinal injury from a Nov 10 crash. Students organize two Arrillaga days at football games and donate thousands from receipts and events. The goal is to ease mounting medical costs possibly reaching six figures.
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Ron Arrillaga
Roy Campanella
Capuchino High
Hillsdale
Cap
Hillsdale At
Revolutionist Group Takes Over Controls In Cuba Labor
The Cuban Confederation of Labor elected an executive committee all from Fidel Castro's revolutionary party and rejected a Communist party bid for top posts. Secretary General David Salvador leads the 13 member body, with former Communists among its ranks. Delegates withdrew from the IARCW and aimed to form a Revolutionary Confederation of Latin American Workers, denouncing U S monopolists and Latin dictators allied to the United States.
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Cuban Confederation of Labor
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National Labor Congress
David Salvador
Castro
United States
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Inter-American Regional Organization of Workers
Revolutionary Confederation of Latin American Workers
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U.S
State Department
Brother Accused of Feeding Fatal Pill Dose
In Southwick Massachusetts infant Kevin Siward died after his brother Harold two shared candy and allegedly gave him arthritis pills. Police said the mistake led to the deadly dose.
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Southwick
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Kevin Siward
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Art expert cites authenticity of Hollywood find worth millions
Chicago art expert Alexander Zlatofff Mirsky says most experts will recognize the paintings as authentic with an estimated value of 8 to 10 million dollars. The discovery, made in the home of Hollywood TV repairman Alfonso Follo, includes Madonna with Saints attributed to Raphaello Santi.
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Alexander Zlatofff- Mirsky
Alfonso Follo
Raphaello Santi
Laos May Drop Charge at United Nations
Laos plans to withdraw its complaint to the United Nations against North Vietnam to ease relations with both North Vietnam and China. Diplomats say U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold and India urged Laos to rescind the charges of aggression by aid to Laotian rebels. A letter may be sent within two weeks to remove the case from the Security Council agenda.
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India
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
Khamphan Panya
Security Council
Five-Day Ohio Forecast Calls for Mild Week
Mild week forecast with temperatures about 8 to 5 degrees above normal. Normal highs run around 44 to 47, with western and eastern Ohio near 80 to 82 for the low. Showers expected tonight and Tuesday in eastern Ohio, again on Thursday, with precipitation near 0.25 inch west and 0.5 inch east.
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Deaf 13-Year-Old Admits Killing Playmate in Kansas
Thirteen year old George Martens who is deaf used sign language and a spoken voice to confess the murder of 8 year old Steven Moscoe. Martens said he lured the child into timber with a dead rabbit ruse and killed him for revenge after repeated bicycle damage. Steven was the son of Marine Staff Sgt Lawrence Moscoe of Newburgh New York. Martens' father Henry Martens is an Olathe contractor.
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Steven Moscoe
George
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Steven
Martens
Lawrence Moscoe
Newburgh
N.Y
Olathe Naval Air Station
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Henry Martens
Olathe Buildin
Olathe
Kansas City
Derailed Freight Train Blocks Line in Ohio
Fourteen cars of a Pennsylvania Railroad freight train derailed west of Orrville Ohio on Sunday. The incident tied up the main line for nine hours. No injuries were reported. Three derailed cars were loaded and none damaged seriously, railroad officials said.
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Fire damages Club Venice in Cleveland incident
A Sunday fire of undetermined origin caused an estimated 45000 dollars in damage to the Club Venice at 2102 East 100th Street near Carnegie Avenue. The blaze prompted investigations by local authorities.
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Carnegie Ave
Massive slides block Cascades rail and highways trapping train
Heavy rains trigger massive mudslides across the Cascade Mountains blocking rail lines and highways. A Milwaukee Road Olympian Hiawatha train with 90 passengers sat for 10 hours before bus transfer to Spokane. A car crash in Stevens Pass kills Hazel Caddell. Flooding forces evacuations as three railroads divert traffic south.
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Hazel K. Caddell
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Stevens Pass
Seeks Funds To Assist Steelworkers
McKeesport leader Donald C. Rarick calls for AFL-CIO to create a strike fund to aid steelworkers if another stoppage occurs. He opposed USW President David J. McDonald in 1957 and heads a local dues protest. Rarick plans to write Meany urging immediate action as a 116 day strike halted by Taft-Hartley.
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Donald C. Rarick
United Steelworkers
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Rarick
USW
David J. McDonald
U.S. Steel Corp
Irvin
George Meany
McDonald
Woman Hurt in Fall Near Woolworth Store
Mrs. Kathryn Ball, 51, of Milford, slipped and fell at about 11:21 am Monday in front of the F W Woolworth store on S Court St. She sustained a possible hip injury and was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital by the fire department emergency squad.
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