Eisenhower cancels speeches amid illness after Morocco visit
The White House reported President Eisenhower improving after a chill following his greeting of King Mohammed V of Morocco. Doctors ordered bed rest and cancelled tonight's Cleveland speech and all appointments. Vice President Nixon attended the King’s dinner as Eisenhower’s illness led to further medical updates later today.
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Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Anne Wheaton
Mohammed V
Morocco
Mrs. Wheaton
Cleveland
Dulles
Nixon
Hammarskjold to Visit Middle East on brink of crisis
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold plans a Friday departure for Jordan with possible visits to Damascus Cairo and Jerusalem to ease border tensions and address Palestine refugees and Turkey Syria fears. Jordan rejected UN mediator Colonel Byron Leary as biased amid renewed gunfire on Israel borders.
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N.Y
Dag Hammarskjold
Middle East
Palestine
Turkey
Syria
Jordan
Damascus
Cairo
Jerusalem
Amman
Egypt
Israel
Hammarskjold
U. S
Byron Leary
Leary
Dan
U S Planned Vanguard Test Satellite Set for Next Week
Naval researchers plan a dawn launch at Cape Canaveral of a six inch, six pound test sphere as part of the Vanguard program. If weather delays occur, a second attempt may follow two days later with additional December launches envisioned.
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Washington
U.S
Russia
Sputnik
Vanguard
U.S. Missile Test Center
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Soldier charged in Japanside strangling case in Yokohama
U S Army charges Detroit specialist Gregory J Kupski with unpremeditated murder in the Nov 17 strangling death of Kazue Eikawa 25 wife of sailor Robert Leslie Wescot 25 at Yokohama Japan. Jurisdiction dispute clouds whether Army or Japanese authorities will prosecute.
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Japan
U.S. Army Today
Gregory J. Kupski
Detroit
Army
William S. Garard
U.S. Supreme Court
Kupski
Kazue Eikawa
Robert Leslie Wescot
China Lake Naval Base
California
Wescot
States
Beer Cases Dug Up On Fresno Vacant Lot
Artie Starks told officers he thought someone buried something on a nearby vacant lot. Police dug up 10 cases of beer still cold, valued at $48, and believed the beer had been stolen.
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Fresno
Calif
Artie Starks
Macmillan Gaillard Talks Market Friction Over Tunisia Arms
After two days of talks in Paris British Prime Minister Macmillan and French Premier Gaillard failed to fully resolve differences over giving arms to Tunisia. A communique said France should handle North Africa's Algerian question while a spokesman cautioned Britain may still ship arms. Demonstrations and police action followed protests at the U.S. Embassy.
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Britain
Harold Macmillan
Felix Gaillard
Paris
Macmillan
London
Tunisia
U.S
NATO
France
North Africa
U. S
Witnesses Testify In Murder Trial In Lima
Prosecutors call multiple witnesses in the first degree murder case of Ralph Forsythe 42 charged with fatally shooting Charles Conner 37 Aug 10 Conner's body not found Milo Conner Conner's brother testifies Harry Smith of Cleveland says Forsythe shot Conner and blood streamed from his mouth Larne Arrington also testified saying he saw the shot Forsythe's lawyers have not opened and will present openings after the prosecution rests its case
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Lima
Ralph Forsythe
Forsythe
Charles Conner
Conner
Milo Conner
Harry Smith
Cleveland
Smith
Larne Arrington
Jumps From Cockpit As Jet Crashes At Wright Patterson
Dayton report says Air Force Captain Harold Wimberly 33 leapt from the cockpit of an F100 Super Sabre during a takeoff from Wright Patterson AFB. The jet failed to engine, crash landed and burned. Wimberly escaped injury and was running beside the aircraft as it hit the ground.
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Dayton
Air Force
Harold Wimberly
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Wimberly
Farm Bureau Chief Warns of Farming Crisis and Needs
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation President H. D. Heckathorn told delegates at the 39th annual meeting that farming faces low incomes and heavy subsidy reliance unless it updates methods. He urged closer work with industry and labor, supported the soil bank, acknowledged past administration abuses, and urged continued foreign aid as counter to communism in developing nations.
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Columbus
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
H. D. Heckathorn
United States
Federation
Soil Bank
Heckathorn
Five Day Fire Near Angeles National Forest Edges Toward Control
A five day fire in Angeles National Forest northeast of Los Angeles is about 75 percent contained but remains hard to fight in the northeast sector due to steep overgrown terrain. The blaze has consumed about 25 000 acres of watershed. Forest Service officials say full control may take several more days.
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Los Angeles
Angeles National Forest
Forest Service
Youth Eludes Police After Gun Threat Forces Driver
A gun carrying youth forced a Marysville motorist to drive him to central Ohio and back Monday night, escaping a police network set up by local police and the State Highway Patrol.
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Cincinnati
Marysville
Ohio
State Highway Patrol
ONeill Seeks Mail Renewal for Driver Licenses
Gov C William ONeill backs abolishing in person renewals for driver and motor vehicle licenses and will form a study committee to explore mail renewal. He cites long March lines and notes deputy registrar Krenzler proposed mail renewals and salary changes for deputy registrars.
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Columbus
William O'Neill
Ohio
O'Neill
Texas Civil War Vet Retains $300 Pension
The Texas House unanimously passed a bill to keep Confederate veteran Walter Williams, 115, receiving a $300 monthly state pension. Williams is one of two surviving Civil War veterans.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Walter Williams
House
Williams
Boy Dies in Flora Street Bike Crash
Seven year old Kenneth Watson rode his brother's bicycle down Flora Street in San Francisco. The bike lacked brakes and sped into a garage door at the hill's end, killing Kenneth as he crashed. The incident underscores bicycle safety concerns in the neighborhood.
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San Francisco
Kenneth Watson
Flora St
Kenneth
Teachers Assoc Education Groups Meet
Local teachers associations and education groups convene to discuss policy, curriculum updates, and union actions highlighting a collaborative effort across districts. Page 16 coverage notes meeting locations and key topics for educators and administrators.
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Athens
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Dhen Ae Glouster
Point Pleasant
Chauncey
ROGER
Cvresas
Pom-Mid
Corriga
C.i.e
Gallipolis
Nelsonville
Berriitsaavest
Dulles to Meet Mohammed as Eisenhower Falls Ill
Secretary of State Dulles will substitute for an ailing President Eisenhower to review North African concerns with Morocco’s King Mohammed V. The King seeks long-term leases on bases in Morocco while negotiations address aid and the Algerian conflict.
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Dulles
Eisenhower
Morocco
Mohammed V
White House
Nixon
Europe
Mohammed
United States
Fhve
France
White to lead Civil Rights Division in Justice Dept
Senate to vote on W Wilson White for head of the Civil Rights Division. The White House says Eisenhower will give White a recess appointment. White, 51, is currently in charge of legal counseling for the department and may be sworn in next week. Anne Wheaton said he will resign and be formally nominated when Congress reconvenes in January.
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Washington
Eisenhower
W. Wilson White
Justice Department
White House
White
Department
Anne Wheaton
Congress
Construction man patents sugar cane pulp brick process
Fort Myers, Florida. A construction man says he has a patent pending on a process to produce lightweight low cost bricks from sugar cane pulp.
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Fort Myers, Fla
Test Planned For Atlas ICBM Firing
Cape Canaveral Florida reports a third Atlas intercontinental ballistic missile test may occur this week. Technicians prepared after a Monday static test, following two prior failed launches from the northeast Florida base.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Atlantic
Florida
Pilot with Minor Injuries After Jet Trainer Crash
Navy Lt. Willis C. Culberson of Pana Illinois escaped with minor injuries when his TV2 jet instrument trainer crashed short of the runway at Port Columbus Naval Air Station during a cross country training flight. Power failure forced the return to base.
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Columbus
Navy
Willis C. Culberson
Pana
Ill
Port Columbus Naval Air Station
Culberson
Penalty To Fit Infraction Law Dean Says FCC
Dean Roscoe L. Barrow of the University of Cincinnati Law School says FCC operations are hampered by legal limits. He notes networks have aided public interest but some practices clash with it and urges Congress to empower the agency to sanction broadcasters beyond license revocation with forfeitures matching the infractions.
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Chicago
Roscoe L. Barrow
University of Cincinnati Law School
Federal Communications Commission
Dean Barrow
FCC
Broadcast Advertisers Club of Chicago
Commission
Even Graver Danger Flagged In U S Russia Missile Gap
Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson warned Russia leads in missile production and could outpace the United States in future weapons. Three scientists Teller Bush Chipman testified that the U S lags in training scientists and must speed up missile programs and expand manpower. Chipman noted Russia graduates about 4500 metallurgists yearly vs 650 in the United States with low pay.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Russia
United States
Johnson
Senate
Edward Teller
Vannevar Bush
John Chipman
Sen. Saltonstall
R-Mass
Sen. Symington
D-Mo
Teller
Chipman
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Police Seek Ex-Marine in Street Fight Slaying
Cincinnati police hunted Prentice Meedings after he allegedly boasted of knifing a youth during a clash between Negro and white youths. Carl Lee Levell, 14, died after being stabbed in Over-the-Rhine. accounts of the melee differed as investigators pursued leads.
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Cincinnati
Carl Lee Levell
Prentice Meedings
Meedings
Arland
Robert Levell
Levell Brothers
John Bennie
Carl
Snowfall Tamps Cleveland Area To Three Inches
Snow fell in the Cleveland area Monday night and early today with up to three inches in spots, the Weather Bureau reports. A high near 40 degrees is expected to melt the snow today.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Area
U.S. Weather Bureau
Indictments in Dayton Stabbing Fight Plead Guilty
Three men indicted over a free-for-all fight in which a Dayton man was stabbed to death pleaded innocent in Common Pleas Court. The case centers on charges tied to the deadly incident and the defendants face trial.
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Hamilton
Dayton
Common Pleas
Weather Outlook With Warmer Wednesday Across Regions
Partly cloudy and a bit warmer today and Wednesday. Tonight will be fair and cool with lows near 28 to 32. Wednesday highs around the mid 50s to 60s. Virginia fair and cold tonight with partly cloudy, warmer afternoon. Regional stations show clear or cloudy conditions across multiple cities with general cool, dry trends.
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Erest
Albuquerque
Clear Land
Cleve Des Moines
Fort Worth
Helena
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Memphis
Milwaukee
York
Oklahoma City
Portland
Salt City
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