Hurry Up Formula Sought by Probers
Senate armed services subcommittee opens hearings after Russia launches satellites. Dr. Edward Teller urges rapid action, warning the U S lags in science. Testimony will cover CIA chief Allen W Dulles and other defense and science leaders about missile programs and coordination. Secretary of the Army Brucker says intermediate range missiles on schedule. He notes Russia leads on missiles up to 800 miles. US may outrun Russia on longer ranges.
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Jordan Rejects U S Truce Observer in Border Mediation
Jordan demanded the removal of U S Marine Col Byron Leary the UN truce observer prompting a threat to break up mediation along the Jordan Israel frontier. A UN spokesman said Dag Hammarskjold backed Leary's continued leadership while Jordan planned to bring the convoy incident to the UN Security Council.
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Eisenhower Speaks To Republicans In Ohio Gathering
President Eisenhower will address about 200 Ohio Republican leaders from 88 counties in Cleveland. Ray Bliss organized the event with a 15 minute informal talk before his Public Hall speech. A 10 000 strong crowd is expected and 250 press to cover the nationally televised address on international cooperation and national security.
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Weather Outlook Ohio and West Virginia Report
Cloudy and cooler across Ohio with highs near 42. Tonight will be fair and cooler. Ohio and West Virginia show lingering cloudiness with possible rain or snow in the east. Temperatures average 2-3 degrees above normal overall with a warming trend through midweek before a colder finish.
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Parents Die in Fire After Daughter's Wedding Reception
In Quincy Massachusetts a fatal house fire claimed the lives of John Thorbahn 52 and his wife Ann 50. The blaze began after a wedding reception for their daughter had ended, destroying the two story home once the last guests departed.
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Two Brothers Die After Jeep Swerves Off Bayshore Highway
In San Jose California two young brothers riding double on a bicycle were killed when a jeep swerved off Bayshore Highway and struck them Sunday.
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Independence Disconcerting Princess Margaret Skips Queen Dinner
The Sunday Express reports Princess Margaret seeks a personality of her own amid Buckingham Palace stir. She left the palace last Wednesday for theater and Savoy Hotel dining, shocking Queen Elizabeth II as relatives attended the anniversary party.
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Talks End With Dulles and Brentano on NATO
Secretary of State Dulles and West German Foreign Minister Von Brentano concluded two days of talks pleased with the results. Brentano, who flew in Saturday and left for Italy Sunday, discussed proposals to strengthen the North Atlantic Alliance. They expect NATO heads to consider the plan in Paris next month, including boosted scientific technical cooperation and regular political consultations among member nations.
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United States
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Tobacco Auction Opens in Ripley Ohio
The Farmers' Warehouse hosts the new burley tobacco crop auction in Ripley Ohio the state's only tobacco market. Officials estimate over eight million pounds will sell for more than five million dollars during the two month sale period.
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Feeding Machine Aims to Predict Sputnik I Fall
U S scientists will feed new sighting data into an electronic brain to compute the orbit of Sputnik I and improve forecasts of when its 184 pound carrier will fall. Dr John White of the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory in Cambridge Mass says the data could sharpen the prediction and notes the rocket may stay on course longer due to drag differences. Estimates place the craft having traveled over 20 million miles, with sighting reports on the weekend and British Prof A C Lovell noting the end could come soon.
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Smithsonsian Astrophysical Observatory
Cambridge
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Lovell
Jodrell Bank
December 1 Deadline Hinted for Agriculture Secretary Change
Farm leaders in Washington say any change in the agriculture secretary post, Ezra Taft Benson, would likely occur by December 1. Observers note a new secretary would need time to craft farm program recommendations for Congress, while if Benson remains, a cabinet shift seems unlikely this session.
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Ezra Taft Benson
Congress
Benson
Officials Probe Fire After Barges Burn On Ohio River
A fire on six Ashland Oil barges on the Ohio River near Woodfield destroyed about two million gallons of gasoline kerosene and oil. Firefighters Coast Guard and Army Corps battled the blaze for nearly 12 hours. no injuries. Damage estimated up to one million by the Ohio Highway Patrol with fuel losses between 500000 and 1 million and lock damage around 250000.
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Ohio Highway Patrol
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Duffy
Monroe County
William Haught
Haught
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Bundy Verdict Reversed for New Trial
The Fifth District Court of Appeals reversed the first degree murder conviction of Harry Dale Bundy 40 of Zanesville and ordered a new trial. Bundy was convicted for the November 23 1956 slaying during a robbery of the County Line Market in Uniontown. The court noted the death penalty was mandatory and the case will be appealed to the Ohio Supreme Court.
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Harry Dale Bundy
Zanesville
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Stark County Common Pleas Court
Reynold Amodio
Uniontown
Ohio
Norman J. Putnam
Ohio Supreme Court
Man in Franklin County Jail Attempts Suicide
Jack Heise 26 of Columbus held for burglary tried to kill himself Sunday night in Franklin County jail. He broke a bulb, cut his arms with glass, then thrust his arm through a window. He is hospitalized under guard.
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King Mohammed V Starts 19 Day U S State Visit
Morocco's King Mohammed V arrives in Washington for a 19 day state tour. He will meet President Eisenhower for talks and review U S aid plans and bases. The visit follows talks with Tunisia's Habib Bourguiba on mediation in the French Algerian dispute.
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Habib Bourguiba
Tunisia
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Bourguiba
Two Ohio Supreme Court Judges Plan Re-election
In Columbus two veteran justices announce bids for re election Charles B Zimmerman seeks the Democratic nomination for a six year term starting January 1 1959 James Garfield Stewart runs for the Republican nomination for a similar term beginning January 2 Their races run in separate alleys and they did as well in 1952 Zimmerman 66 of Springfield appointed 1933 elected four times Stewart 77 of Cincinnati appointed 1947 elected 1948 for unexpired term won 1952 for six years Secretary of State Ted W Brown reports petitions to re election in all 88 counties Brown a Republican.
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Supreme Court
Ted W. Brown
Traffic Deaths Decline Again Over Weekend
Ohio weekend traffic fatalities fell to four, the lowest of the year, per an Associated Press survey covering 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Sunday. It marked the fourth consecutive weekend with reduced traffic deaths and no other fatalities.
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Associated Press
Salvage Crews Seek Allen Glore After Downtown Explosion
Salvage crews search the debris of two downtown buildings in Kansas City for Allen O. Glore after a blast and fire Saturday night. Officials say the blast caused extensive collapse and injuries are feared.
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Allen O. Glore
Cincinnatians May See First Russian Satellite Tonight
Cincinnatians may glimpse the first Russian satellite rocket this evening as it nears Earth. Dr. A. K. Presnell, president of the Cincinnati Astronomical Society, said observers could see the rocket around 6 34 p.m. depending on its speed.
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Negligence Charged in McDonald Shooting Incident
Robert Entzie of McDonald faces negligence charges after a shotgun incident wounded a six year old girl on November 16. The case concerns improper handling of a firearm during a hunting trip.
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Robert Entzie
McDonald
Three-Week Strike Ends at Rotor Tool Co in Cleveland
A three week strike by 100 Rotor Tool Co workers aligned with the United Auto Workers concluded today in Cleveland. The action paused production and highlighted labor negotiations between the company and represented employees.
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Rotor Tool Co
United Auto Workers
Macmillan Seeks to Ease French Anger Over NATO Ties
British Prime Minister Anthony Eden arrives to quell French fury over U S British arms shipments to Tunisia amid NATO tensions. He meets Premier Felix Gaillard at Orly, as Gaillard warns of a frosty Dec 16 summit unless a solid understanding is reached. Defense Minister Chaban Delmas criticizes unequal alliance treatment.
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Tunisia
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U. S
Jacques Chaban-Delmas
Bordeaux
Political Giants Oppenheimer Rivera Die in South Africa and Mexico
Sir Ernest Oppenheimer, 77, South Africa mining magnate and Anglo American chairman, dies after long illness. Diego Rivera, 70, renowned Mexican painter and political figure, dies of a heart attack in his San Angel studio after years of association with the Communist movement.
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Farm Bureau Convention Addresses Farm Surpluses and Markets
The Ohio Farm Bureau Federation opened its 39th annual meeting in Columbus with Dr. Arthur Mauch from Michigan State University warning that population growth will not eliminate farm surpluses by 1965. He proposed seven options from market adjustment to income transfers. Raymond Joanes of the U S Department of Agriculture highlighted the St Lawrence Seaway as boosting efficiency and keeping exports strong to supplement the domestic market.
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Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
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Foreign Agricultural Service
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