Break Foreseen in Syria or Iraq
Beirut scene shows rising tension between Syria and Iraq with talk of a possible coup in Damascus or Baghdad. Jordan cuts ties with Britain, leans toward Russia as fears of Soviet influence deepen in the Middle East and the Baghdad Pact faces pressure from Syria and its allies. Jordan moves to end Britain alliance and seek Russian ties while Lebanon’s Sami Solh seeks troop withdrawals and regional diplomacy. John D. Millett cautions that American business and universities partner, contrasting with Russia where education serves policy.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Syria
Iraq
Damascus
Baghdad
Army
Nist
Ea Dy Vol
Adoul
Namida Saraj
Jordan
Britain
Russia
Middle East
Nuri Said
Mid- Nile East
Faisal
Egypt
Turkey
Iran
Pakistan
Soviet Union
United States
Communist Party
Pravda
Suleiman Nabulsi
Little Kingdom
Nabulsi
Bierut
Sami Solh
Solh
Soth
Said
France
Cincinnati
John D. Millett
Miami University
Foreign Aid Plan Set For Tenth Year
Washington reports the Eisenhower administration plans to ask Congress for slightly over four billion dollars to fund foreign aid for a 10th year. The program has totaled over 50 billion since 1948, assisting more than 40 nations with food, materials, weapons and technical support.
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Washington
Congress
United States
Eisenhower
State and Defense Departments
International Cooperation Administration
Budget Bureau
White House
DiSalle Remains Ohio Democratic Party Leader
In Columbus Michael V. DiSalle, former governor candidate, will stay titular head of the Ohio Democrats after a secret ballot 202 to 9. He said he likely will not seek public office again while continuing party organization work. William J. Coleman will remain state chairman by a 203 to 8 vote, noting a $75,000 annual need and a $19,000 deficit.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio
Democrats
William J. Coleman
Coleman
Refugees To Be Aided By Pittsburgh Church
The First Hungarian Reformed Church in Pittsburgh plans to shelter and care for Hungarian refugee families arriving at Camp Kilmer New Jersey. Each of 100 church families will host one refugee family until settlements are arranged. Reverend Laszlo Harangi traveled to Camp Kilmer seeking permission to bring the refugees to Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
First
Hungarian Reformed Church
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Laszlo Harangi
Eisenhower Names Derthick Education Commissioner
President Eisenhower selected Dr Lawrence Gridley Derthick to be U S Commissioner of Education and appointed Jack Z Anderson as White House liaison with Congress. Derthick, 51, will replace Samuel Brownell and earn 14800 dollars annually. Anderson, a former California Republican congressman, will aid farm legislation with Maj Gen Wilton Persons.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Augusta
Eisenhower
Lawrence Gridley Derthick
Chattanooga
Tenn
U. S
Jack Z. Anderson
Congress
Agriculture
Benson
White House
Agriculture Department
Derthick
Samuel M. Brownell
Herbert Brownell
Samuel Brownell
Detroit
Der
Thick
Senate
Anderson
Hazel Green
Clarksville
Nashville
California
House
Wilton B. Persons
Malenkov aids Kadar as Budapest tightens grip
In Budapest, former Soviet Premier Georgi Malenkov, now deputy premier, advised Janos Kadar to crack down on striking workers. Kadar, seeking to broaden a 100 percent Communist government with nonpartisans, met Bela Kovacs of the Smallholders. Refuges from Hungary rose past 90,000 as amnesty promises faltered and refugees continued to Austria.
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Budapest
Georgi Malenkov
Janos Kadar
Malenkov
Kadar
Workers’ Council of
Greater
Bela Kovacs
Kovacs
Imre Nagy
Hungary
Austria
Jet Planes Collide Two Pilots Die
Two jet training planes collided at 22 000 feet about 15 miles north of Raymondville Texas. Navy says both pilots believed killed as planes fell to earth while wing to wing in altitude tactics flight. One plane reportedly lost engine power before collision. Both pilots assigned to advanced training unit at Cabaniss Field Corpus Christi. names withheld pending notification.
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Raymondville
Tex
Here
Navy
Cabaniss Field
Corpus Christi
Lyons Status in Question In Cincinnati Case
Cincinnati officials clash over Robert V. Lyons former city water meter reader acquitted in the knife slaying of Audrey Evers Pugh. Councilor Rich says Lyons should regain his post and back pay while City Solicitor Bruestle cites no legal basis for reinstatement given the acquittal and the 19 years seniority.
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Cincinnati
Robert V. Lyons
Carl W. Rich
Lyons
Henry M. Bruestle
Audrey Evers Pugh
Exclusive
Hyde Park
Logan Man Killed After Scaffold Fall on Bridge
Logan Ohio man Phil lip Parry aged 58 died in Booth Hospital Tuesday night from injuries after a fall from a scaffold while painting the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad bridge.
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Covington
Phillip Parry
Logan
Ohio
Booth Hospital
Chesapeake & Ohio
Tell It To Seat Want Ad Offer
Southeast Ohio readers are urged to place ads for selling renting or services. Call 31242 to speak with an ad taker who helps prepare an effective ad for quick results.
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Southeastern Ohio
Ohio Farm Bureau Re-Elects All Officers
The 38th Ohio Farm Bureau Federation meeting ended after re-electing all officers and approving about 75 resolutions. President H. D. Heckathorn of Wyandot County was re-elected for a third term. Ferris Owen of Newark, Rex Long of Loudonville, and D. R. Stanfield of Columbus were also re-elected to top posts.
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Columbus
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
H. D. Heckathorn
Wyandot County
Ferris Owen
Newark
Rex Long
Loudonville
D. R. Stanfield
Danish UN Troops Move Into French Sector at Suez Port Said
Danish contingent with United Nations forces moved into the French zone of the Suez Canal today en route to Port Said, marking a deployment in the crisis surrounding the canal.
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Port Said
United Nations
Suez Canal
Utility Bill Opposition Mounting in Ohio
Lengthy committee hearings on Gov Lausche utility seizure proposal expected to end today for a 1 pm House vote. Senate leaders signal possible inaction on governor appointments. The plan aims to seize and operate affected utilities to end a Scioto County telephone blackout amid a CWA strike across 24 southeastern counties. Ohio CIO and AFL challenge constitutionality, urging collective bargaining as the solution.
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Columbus
Frank J Lausche
Ohio House
C. Stanley Mechem
Athens
Senate
Scioto County
Ohio National Guard
Portsmouth
Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co
Communications Workers of America
Ohio
William Sibert
Virginia
Public Utilities Commission
House Judiciary Committee
Ohio Cio
AFL
Police Study Dorsey Death Note a Wife
Greenwich police continue to probe band leader Tommy Dorsey death despite an accidental asphyxiation finding by the medical examiner Dr. C Stanley Knapp. Police chief David W Robbins says a note claimed to be from Dorsey to his wife is significant to the case, though Barzie denies writing or finding it in the bedroom.
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Greenwich
Conn
Tommy Dorsey
David W. Robbins
Robbins
C. Stanley Knapp
Dorsey
Tina Barzie
Barzie
Mrs. Dorsey
Army Plans ROTC Training for Women
The U S Army recruiting office in Columbus announced a plan to provide ROTC style training for women. Women in their junior year at accredited colleges may join the WAC Reserves and take four weeks of active duty training in the summer. In their senior year they apply for WAC officer appointment and are commissioned as second lieutenants upon graduation.
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Austria
Panhagen
Hegyashalom
Columbus
U. S. Army
WAC
Army
Two Die in Michigan City Wreckage Explosion
Two men Otto Keehn and George Marquardt died in an explosion at a burning diesel locomotive after a gasoline truck crashed into a Chesapeake and Ohio train derailed at the U S 20 crossing near Michigan City Indiana. Seven others injured one critically as workers fought the blaze and cleared wreckage.
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Michigan City
Ind
Otto Keehn
Wanatah
George Marquardt
la Crosse
Chesapeake & Ohio
U. S. 20
Records Fall At Auction At International Live Stock Expo
At Chicago's International Live Stock Exposition a record auction saw three grand champion carcasses fetch unprecedented prices before 12 000 spectators. The 60 lb lamb sold for 13 per lb ($780), the 611 lb Angus steer brought 8.25 per lb ($5040.75), and the 149 lb barrow realized 8 per lb ($1192).
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Chicago
Allen Bros
Pfaelzer Bros
Barrow
Armour Hotel Supply Co
Five Day Forecast Maps Slightly Below Normal Temperatures
Temperatures will average three to four degrees below normal with highs 42 to 47 and lows 28 to 30. Colder Thursday and Friday, warmer Saturday and Sunday, then colder Monday. Precipitation about half an inch as snow flurries Thursday into Friday. Snow north and rain or snow south late Sunday or Monday.
Resignation Accepted In Saunders Case Amid Pressure Claims
The Air Force accepted Lt. Titus A. Saunders resignation while denying pension pressure allegations by Senator Stennis. Saunders, 25, was convicted of drunken driving in Mississippi and had faced transfer or discharge after Pentagon pressure claims. He was freed on $2000 bond during appeal and moved to Ohio, where extradition for a six month sentence was blocked by Governor Lausche.
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Washington
Air Force
Titus A. Saunders
Saunders
Pentagon
Sen
Stennis
Mississippi
Senate Armed Services Committee
Columbus
Miss
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Ohio
UN Supreme Court
Frank J. Lausche
Anti-American Feeling In Paris and London
Anti-American sentiment rose in Britain with cartoons of Eisenhower and a Conservative motion criticising U.S. Middle East policy. Labor and Liberal opposition urged reconciling with Washington, while France and Paris pressed for Atlantic alliance despite anger over the Suez crisis.
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London
Britain
Eisenhower
U.S
United States
Egypt
Washington
UN Assembly
U.S. Middle East
Atlantic Alliance
Selwyn Lloyd
Suez Canal
UN General Assembly
U.S.A
France
Israel
House
Eden
Jamaica
Liberal
Europe
Middle East
Christian Pineau
United Kingdom
Republic of France
25 Killed In Airline Disaster
CARACAS Venezuela 25 people died in the crash of a New York to Caracas airliner as it landed at Maiquetia in a rainstorm, with no survivors. Among the dead were 10 Americans including 26 year old Charles Peete of Omaha Negro outfielder and 1956 batting champion. American financier Nelson Rockefeller booked but switched flights. Peete played winter ball for the St. Louis Cardinals chain and hit .350 this season.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Charles Peete
Omaha
Neb
American Association
Caribbean
Maiquetia
Boca Chica
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Peete
Seamen Lost As Storms Hit West Pacific
Hundreds of seamen are missing as storms lash the South China Sea and Western Pacific. The freighter Charles E. Dant reportedly abandoned by its 46 crew after copper concentrates shifted, with the Muskingum standing by to take survivors. Malay and Chinese fishermen off Malaya also feared lost amid worsening weather and grounded air forces.
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Manila
South China Sea
Western Pacific
Globe Wireless
Charles E. Dant
Lingayen Gulf
Luzon Island
U. S. Navy
Muskingum
Philippines
Tacoma
Wash
Gulf
Santo Tomas
Malaya
California Governor Seeks Polio Vaccination Funds
Governor Goodwin Knight proposed three million dollars in the Legislature to fund polio vaccinations for Californians under 40. He outlined the plan in a speech to the California Conference of Local Health Officers, noting 2.5 million Californians, mainly under 20, have already received the vaccine.
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Sacramento
Calif
Goodwin Knight
Russians Lose Tanks in Battle With Hungarian Rebels
Budapest reports claim the Soviet army lost at least 320 tanks in combat with poorly armed Hungarian rebels. The figure is said to come from a Hungarian Communist government agency.
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Budapest
Hungary
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