Four NATO Powers Push Ahead With Summit Plan
Four major NATO nations Britain France West Germany and Italy urged proceeding with the December summit even if Eisenhower cannot attend Vice President Nixon stood in for the ailing president The decision on postponement rests with the NATO Council meeting Thursday Greece favored a ministerial preface Denmark undecided The meeting aims to back U S plans for joint science space programs and greater armed forces integration
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Paris
NATO
Western Alliance
Eisenhower
NATO Council
Britain
France
West Germany
Italy
Nixon
U.S. State Department
Belgium
Paul-Henri Spaak
Norway
Turkey
Mediterranean
Greece
Athens
Karamanlis
Denmark
Copenhagen
Soviet Union
Knife Used in Slaying Ties NAACP to Police
The NAACP handed to police a knife it says was used to kill Carl Lee Levell, 14, by a white man in a street fight. Prentice L. Meddings, 21, held for grand jury action on bond set at $5000 after claiming he threw the knife following an attack on him and his brother Arland Lester Meddings, 17. The knife, recovered from Levell, was reported by Claude Frazier, 19, who found it in a gutter.
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Cincinnati
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Carl Lee Levell
Prentice L. Meddings
Arland Lester M@ddings
Bond
Young Levell
Kenneth Banks
The
NAACP
Kenneth Rucker
Henry Sandman
Rucker
Claude Frazier
Frazier
Noble Defends Highway Plans Against Critics in Ohio
Ohio highways chief Charles M. Noble told a committee of engineers from the Ohio County Engineers Association that his freeway standards are prudent and in Ohio’s best interests. The group urged following national standards, with Albert S. Porter noting Noble’s plans would raise costs by about 175000 dollars per mile.
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Columbus
Ohio
Charles M. Noble
Robert Eastman
Clark County
Ohio County Engineers Association
Ohio Department of Highways
Noble
Albert S. Porter
Cuyahoga County
Solon doubts Russian ICBM feasibility and U S lead
Centralia Illinois speech by Rep Vursell argues Russia has an intercontinental ballistic missile but cannot effectively control it. He predicts four years to mass production and claims the Soviet space lead came from German scientist kidnappings after WWII.
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Centralia
Ill
Rep
Vursell
Russia
Soviet Union
Squillante Sentenced in Probation Violation Case
New York based waste industry figure Vincent J. Squillante received a one year prison term for probation violation tied to an income tax case. U S Senate investigators and local officials had pursued him over alleged coercive tactics in the disposal business.
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New York
Vincent J. Squillante
U. S. Senate
Wednesday
Ships Start Exercise in Arabian Sea
Twenty four warships from Iran, Turkey, Britain, the United States and Pakistan sailed from Karachi for a three day exercise in the Arabian Sea beginning November 30.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Iran
Turkey
Britain
United States
Arabian Sea
Seven male collie puppies born in Riverton
In Riverton Utah a purebred collie named Sandy gave birth to seven male puppies on November 6. Owners Mr and Mrs Ferris Stokes report all seven pups are alive and healthy, an unusually rare litter size according to experts.
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Riverton
Utah
Sandy
Ferris Stokes
Rep Hubert Scudder to retire from California seat
Santa Rosa California Rep Hubert B Scudder Republican will not seek re election from the First California District. His decision opens a race as the district plans a new representative.
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Santa Rosa
Calif
Hubert B. Scudder
California
Columbus Youth Shot by Policeman in Burglary Case
A 16 year old Columbus youth, Robert Rivers, was shot and killed by patrolman Donald W. Reber during a burglary investigation near Monypenny Ave and E Broad St. After the incident, police detained two other youths for questioning in a burglary series.
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Columbus
Monypenny Ave
E. Broad St
Robert Rivers
Donald W. Reber
Rivers
Ohio's Unemployment Not Serious Compared With Nation
Gov. O'Neill was briefed by James R. Tichenor on Ohio's unemployment picture. About 75,000 Ohioans receive benefits while claims rose 3 percent versus a 4 percent national average. Recent declines occurred in Athens Nelsonville and Lima. half of last week's rise came from Canton Cleveland and Columbus.
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Columbus
Ohio
C. William O'Neill
James R. Tichenor
State Bureau of
BUC
Athens
Nelsonville
Lima
Canton
Cleveland
We Can Be Thankful For Our Nation’s Strengths
A reflective piece praising postwar America. It stresses resilience through economic tests, leadership in preventing international conflict, rising living standards, and longevity in life expectancy. It underscores government complexity but confidence in progress and a brighter future driven by national decency and ingenuity.
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America
Ohio Native Dies in Texas
Mrs. James H. Allison, 81, wife and mother of three Texas newspaper men, died at her Wichita Falls home after several weeks illness. Born Feb 24, 1876 in Newark Ohio, she taught in Columbus schools before marrying July 28, 1900. Survived by brother W Ray Abbott of Lancaster Ohio.
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Wichita Falls
Tex
James H. Allison
Texas
Allison
Newark
Ohio
Columbus
Mary Frances
Canton Man Dies After Route 7 Injuries
A Canton man, Herbert Wallace aged 31, was found seriously injured along Ohio 7 about three quarters of a mile from his wrecked car. He died six hours later at Marietta Memorial Hospital. State patrol believes he was struck by a hit and run driver.
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Marietta
Canton
Ohio
Marietta Memorial Hospital
State Highway Patrol
Herbert Wallace
Suspect Shoots Self After Abduction Probe
Harry W. Kimmins 16, sought in Monday abduction of an electric company manager, shot himself in the kitchen of his sister's farm home near Marysville Ohio Tuesday night. Sheriff Edward Emrine said the death was reported Wednesday.
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Marysville
Ohio
Harry W. Kimmins
Here
Edward Emrine
Governor O Neill to Host Quiet Thanksgiving at Mansion
Gov William O Neill and his family will dine on Thanksgiving Day at the mansion with relatives present for a quiet customary family gathering described by the governor.
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Sammy Hysell
Hallie Hysell
Athens
Athens State Hospital
Don Moore
Columbus
William O'Neill
Burr Oak and Three Other Parks Set for Major Improvements
Four state park areas were marked Wednesday for major improvements in camping, swimming, boating and picnicking facilities. The parks named by Natural Resources Director Herbert B. Eagan include East Harbor Ottawa County, Houston Woods Butler and Preble counties, Burr Oak Morgan County, and Pymatuning Ashtabula County.
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Columbus
Natural Resources
Herbert B. Eagan
East Harbor
Ottawa County
Houston Woods
Butler
Preble
Burr Oak
Morgan County
Pymatuning
Ashtabula
Ohio Supreme Court clears 150 million state bond plan
The Ohio Supreme Court in a 6 1 ruling lifts the cloud over a voter approved 150 million dollar bond issue for hospitals prisons and capital improvements The decision enables issuance of about 30 million in bonds before year end and boosts marketability Gov ONeill says the ruling lets the state proceed with the building program Bricker ally Evatt warned the ballot wording did not pledge full faith and credit but cited the court remedy for election errors.
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Columbus
William O'Neill
Ohio Supreme Court
U.S
John W. Bricker
State Linking Fund Commission
High Court
O'Neill
General Assembly
William S. Evatt
Bricker
Evatt
Sinking Fund Commission
Stock market gains on Eisenhower progress news
The New York stock market closed higher with gains ranging from about $1 to $7 in leading issues on Wednesday. Oils led in the morning while aircraft stocks surged late in the day as all sections joined the broad advance after the president's reported excellent progress.
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New York—I
Eisenhower
Air Force Sets Transcontinental Speed Records Over Navy
A six-jet Air Force flight from Los Angeles to New York and back claimed three new transcontinental speed records, with Capt. Robert M. Sweet posting 6 hours 42 minutes 6.7 seconds for the round trip and Lt. Gustav B. Klatt achieving 3 hours 5 minutes 39.2 seconds to New York.
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Los Angeles
New York
Air Force
Navy
Robert M. Sweet
Barronnett
Gustav B. Klatt
San Marcos
Tex
Ontario International
Ohio polio season ends as vaccine proves effective
Ohio's health director says the polio season is practically over with only one new case last week and none the week prior. He urges persons up to 40 to complete all three shots and stresses that youngsters up to 16 should get a third dose before April as the season peaks in August.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ralph E. Dwork
Dwork
Flu Outbreak Hits Bulacan Towns in Philippines
At least 500 persons are stricken with a new Asian flu outbreak across 12 small towns in Bulacan Province near Manila. The Manila Bulletin reports the widespread illness and calls for health measures, highlighting the spread in rural districts.
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Manila
Bulacan
Manila Bulletin
JAP JETS DISPLAYED AT SONOMIYA
Three jet training planes built in Japan were shown at the Fuji Heavy Industries plant in Sonomiya Japan on Wednesday marking a domestic design milestone for aviation.
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Sonomiya
Japan
Fuji Heavy Industries
ONeill Sets Date for Muskingum River Repair Meeting
Governor C William ONeill called a 1 30 p m December 17 conference in his Columbus office to discuss Dam and lock repairs on the Muskingum River Leading officials including Col Herbert Eagon and several lawmakers and businessmen were invited A federal offer of 235 000 toward repairs was noted as about two fifths of estimated costs The 1957 Legislature authorized Eagan to negotiate with federal officials before state takeover of the locks and dams
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Columbus
William O'Neill
Muskingum River
O'Neill
Col
Herbert Eagon
Natural Resources
Eagan
Harry McGregor
John Henderson
C. Stanley Mechem
Tom V. Moorehead
Robert Zellar
Zanesville
Harold Oyster
Marietta
Kenneth Beckwith
McConnelsville
Kenneth Berry
Coshocton
Paying Riders May Be Costly
COLUMBUS The Utilities Commission warned that carrying others for hire in a private car without proper authorization may violate state law and incur fines from 25 to 1000 dollars. Additional risk includes costly litigation if an accident occurs.
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Columbus
The
Utilities Commission
Commission
Ohio
Tracy Seeks Fifth Term in State Treasury
Columbus Republican Roger W. Tracy announced plans to run for a fifth consecutive term as state treasurer. His nomination must survive the May 6 primary election.
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Tracy
Columbus
Roger W. Tracy
Eisenhower Progress Report Says Condition Improving
White House cited steady improvement in President Eisenhower after a stroke like blockage. Bulletin noted excellent progress and Hagerty said he was easing back to duties while discussing budget and NATO planning with Nixon and Adams. Doctors advise several weeks of rest before full activity resumes.
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Washington
White House
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
London
Hagerty
Paris
Nixon
Sherman Adams
Adams
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Blood Evidence Testimony in Forsythe Murder Trial
State crime laboratory chief Emory Galloway testified he found blood spots in Forsythe’s home and later on car flood mats, but he refused to declare a bullet hole in a kitchen panel as conclusive. Ralph Forsythe, 42, is tried for the fatal shooting of Charles Conner, 37, last Aug. 10, with Conner’s body not yet found.
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Lima
Ralph Forsythe
Emory Galloway
Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation
London
Galloway
Forsythe
Charles Conner
Conner
Gein Undergoes New Lie Detector Test in Wisconsin
Edward Gein was brought to the Wisconsin State Crime Laboratory for another lie detector test. A conference among state and local officials on graves reopening delayed any decision by about a week or ten days, according to Attorney General Stuart Honeck.
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Madison
Wis
Edward Gein
Wisconsin State Crime Laboratory
Wisconsin
Stewart Honeck
Troop Carriers Fly From Little Rock With Paratroopers
Six big troop carrier planes departed Little Rock Arkansas carrying the last of the 101st Airborne Division paratroopers who have protected nine Negro students for 64 days ending the occupation.
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Little Rock
Ark
01St Airborne Division
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