Restraint Called For On Both Sides In 1956 Fracas
Senator Wiley of Wisconsin urged Republicans to keep foreign policy out of the 1956 political fracas and called for a bipartisan code of restraint on international affairs. Democratic leaders and Paul Butler proposed a truce if Republicans drop “peace” from campaign slogans, while warning against partisan attacks on Truman and Acheson.
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Wiley
R-Wis
Geneva
As & Po
Dulles
Republicrats
Paul M. Butler
Butler
Eienhower
Reckress
Harry S. Truman
Dean Acheson
Miu
Polly Hs
Troen
New York
Hersia Trine
Pranaday Sai
Mnust
Capanis
Fordigs
Education Delegates Eye Pressing School Needs
A Gettysburg Getty film shows President Eisenhower urging education delegates to seek solutions for school funding. He warns against overreliance on federal aid and stresses responsible leadership and bipartisan discussion to address the nation's educational challenges.
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Eis
White House
Eiterhower
Cold Wave Sweeps On To Coast
A harsh arctic cold front swept into the coast with a sharp fall in temperatures to the freezing point or below in many areas. New York's metropolitan area reported 16 below zero as other cities registered single digits and subzero readings in Montana the Dakotas and New England. The blast carried strong winds and widespread frost, while experts said the unusual chill may influence pest dynamics and farming costs across regions.
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Associated Press
Setereae Eee
Florida
New York
Athens
Gallipolis
Montana
Dakotas
New England
Midwest
Australia
Entological Society of America
Steffenhagen Family Faces Hereditary Blood Disorder
A Frontenac Minnesota family of ten, including Roy and Robert Steffenhagen, faces a hereditary blood condition where the spleen destroys red cells. Doctors plan to remove the spleens at the University of Minnesota Hospital to remedy the disease. All but the two youngest have received blood transfusions. several siblings died from the illness six years ago.
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Gurreapolis
Steffenhagen Brothers
Frontenac
Minny Roy
Robert
Universea of
Minnesota Hospital
Joe Willard
Akins
Minn
Mia
Lily Steffenhagen
Fire Claims Father and Three Children in Myerstown Home
A one story log and frame farm dwelling at Myerstown burned killing a father and three of his five children. The mother and two children escaped unharmed. Firemen fought the blaze with water hoses in 12 above zero temperatures, hauling water two miles to the scene.
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Harlestown
Myerstown
TV Actress Struck By Falling Scenery
Nanette Fabray, 33, a TV actress, was hit on the head by moving scenery backstage at the Century Theatre in New York. She was revived by doctors and kept for observation after the incident during Caesar’s Hour on NBC TV. one piece of set fell and caused a skull fracture or concussion, with further exams planned.
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New York
Nanette Fabray
Lan Sid Caesar
NBC NY
Century ‘Theater
Jaime
Tors
Miss Fabray
Temple
NBC
Missinewan
Fabray
Tokes
Hend
Ike Stays at Farm As Speculation Grows
Judge Edward Blythin granted Geraldine Barron a divorce on Barron’s Barron petition calling it wholly one sided. The court dismissed a prior August petition by Geraldine Barron, 36, alleging gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Barron claimed his wife nagged him and went to taverns with other men. She received the couple’s home furnishings from Rocky River and $1800 settlement. Barron planned to start a business locally and would abandon the orchestra’s one night stands. Ike remains at the farm amid speculation and no unusual official business. He issued an executive order to set high ethical standards for government service, including consultants and experts, reflecting Congress directives.
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Edward Blythin
Barron
Ross
Geraldine Barron
Suany Althorgh
WOC
Congress
Capitol Hi Democrats
Union Leader Discusses Welfare Fund Safeguards
Ly Lewis told a Senate Labor subcommittee that current laws suffice to punish misuse of union funds but urged a congressional resolution to push the attorney general to increase prosecutions. He spoke after recovering from a mild heart attack and urged shared responsibility among union leaders to protect welfare funds of the United Mine Workers.
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Eee Teeeeea Ly Lewis
Senate Labor
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Ganized
United Mine Workers Union
Police Navy Save Hunters In Detroit River Rescue
A Navy helicopter and Michigan state police rescued three Toledo duck hunters stranded in near freezing conditions on Maumee Bay and the Detroit River. The stranded men, Wade Aist, Harold Gibson, and Ernest Higgins, were located and brought ashore after a perilous ride in a wind swept area near a barren peninsula. Aist, driving the boat, attempted to reach safety but needed help as the craft became stuck on mud and shallow water.
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Michigan State Police
Toledo
Detroit River
Lake Erie
Maumee Bay
Ososkie
Wade Aist
Young
Harold M. Gibson
Clinton
Haugh
Richard Clark
Eaware
Ernest
Pueblo
Higgins
Police Officer Turns Aside Defense Barb
Inspector Charles O'Meara testified in the Abbott kidnapping murder trial in Oakland California disputing the defense claim about travel time. He described a Berkeley to Abbott cabin trip taking nearly 20 hours and noted he timed the return trip with no stops. Abbott, a 71 year old UC student, said he left the store Stephanie Bryar’s apartment before April 28.
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Oakland
Calif PF
Charles O'Meara
Burton Abbott
O'Meara
Sayin
Meyear
Stephanie Bryar
Atty
Hove
Berkeley
Burley Tobacco Sales Open in Ripley Today
Ripley Ohio opens the annual burley tobacco sales with about 2.5 million pounds worth around one million dollars stored in four warehouses. Ohio and Kentucky growers sold over 12.7 million pounds at an average $56.01 per 100 pounds last season. Government support price is $46.20 per 100 pounds, a 20 cent cut from last year. Auctions run until December 21 and resume January 3.
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Ripley
Ohio
Kentucky
Hikinsport
Ohio River
Burney” Belt
Committee Will Study Legislation for Schools
An Ohio legislative committee appointed to study funding and testing for school classrooms, with House Speaker Roger Cloud and others naming appointments. A proposed 190 million dollar bond would fund classrooms in financially distressed districts. Secretary of State Ted W. Brown announces bid for a fourth term and emphasizes efficiency and honesty.
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Solumel
Ian
Ohio
Legiative
Raymond ‘Iiderand
Tr-Licass
Posible
Roger Cloud
Niown
Columbus —P
Ted W. Brown
Brown
Ohio Farm Bureau Conferences Underway
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation held its annual conferences in Columbus to discuss dairy surpluses and government farm programs. Sen Albert Gore urged examining price supports while state leaders pressed for livestock sales and farmer independence amid debates on price parity and nutrition education.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bureau Federation
Bureau
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
L.A. Rozzini
California Farm Bureau
Her
Chase
Cornell University
United States
Oreatta Amen Si
Tragic New Marshfield Fire Claims Boy's Life
A seven room frame house in New Marshfield burned to the ground killing James Kenneth Brooks, 8, as his parents Kenneth and Mrs Brooks were hospitalized in fair condition. His younger brother Stephen Ray, 5, survived. Fire officials suspect an overheated coal heater caused the blaze discovered shortly after 11:20 p.m. Monday. The family’s home on Route 1 was near Athens and the father is a machinist at the Athens Machine Co. plant. The Dowler Ferguson Hughes funeral home is arranging Kenneth’s service.
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Ray Noble
New Marshfield
James Kenneth Brooks
Kenneth Brooks
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
George McClain
Anold
Howard Hunter
Marshfield
Athens Machine Co
Kenneth
Joseph Fields
Rudy Steinmeyer
Dowler - Ferguson - Hughes
Witerloo School
William A. Brooks
Minera
Churchill 81 Wednesday Churchill 81 Wednesday
London Sir Winston Churchill marks his eighty first birthday as he nears removal from front line politics. Since resigning as prime minister seven months ago he has appeared little in public yet keeps busy writing and painting at his country home and may publish a book next year.
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London
Winster Churchill
Churchill
House of Commons
Dayton Woman Found Dead in Bed
A 47 year old Dayton housewife Mrs Hezel Durst was found dead in bed last night. The body was described as badly ruined by investigators. Her husband Dayton was questioned but no charges filed at this time. The incident remains under police investigation.
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Dayton
A —T
Hezel Durst
McCarthy aide blocks Miller as Appleton postmaster pick
A Post Office Department spokesman denied Miller has been appointed acting postmaster for Appleton Wisconsin despite McCarthy favoring him. McCarthy’s office said Miller’s appointment is under review and no final decision has been made. Durst, husband of the murdered woman, was questioned as police link the affair to the case.
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Post Office Department
McCarthy
Furnace
Charles
Grover O'Connor
Durst
Miller
Wisconsin
Murder claims mother at sister's house in Hamilton area
Police rule murder after 19 year old Jacy Ellen Barger was shot by an unidentified man near her sister's home. A car with two men arrived, one man hugged her before a single shot ended her life. Chief John Bippus said the case is unresolved. In Cuba, unrest tied to a protest dispersal left several injured as authorities clashed with demonstrators at Sand a demonstration against the government. Martha Sexton is named as a mentor in related reports.
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Amilton
Jacy Ellen Barger
Potee
Berger
John Bippus
Cuba
Sam Debs
Santiago
Whiteburg
Sam
Argentina to Restore La Prensa to Owner
Argentina signals return of the outspoken La Prensa to its original owners. The Peronist government indicates control will shift from the CGT workers group back to the Pas family, who founded the paper in 1860, ending more than four years of suppression under Pedro Aramburu.
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Buenos Aires
China
Brensa
Pedro Setator
Juan D. Peron
Aramburu
la Prensa
Alberto Galnaa
Fiev
Arena
Ans
Peronista
Jury notes sought in Red trial amid massive testimony
In the fifth week of a trial of 11 alleged Communist leaders, jurors requested permission to take notes. Judge Charles J. McNamee refused note taking, but agreed to provide a typewritten list of defendants' names. The case centers on charges of conspiracy to overthrow the government and features testimony on potential methods of change.
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Clev Coeree Ve Eerurs
U. S
Charles J. McNamee
Sith Pbi
Pau
Youngstown
Canton
Garfield
Solon Urges New Hearings on Commerce Committee
Senator Bricker urges Chairman Magnuson to schedule Commerce Committee hearings on transportation policy. He claims Senator Sparkman is planning an investigation into trucking and urges broader action covering air, surface, and port transportation. Bricker notes Magnuson has not replied to prior letters about Sparkman’s plans.
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Washington
Bricker
Ohio
Warren Magnuson
Commerce Committee
Congress
Ohioan
Magnuuson
Turface
Magnuson
Sparkman
Ala
Commerce
Imdustry
Tutty
Nautry
WV and Ohio discuss vehicle reciprocity pact in Columbus
West Virginia Motor Vehicles Commissioner Joseph Condry met in Columbus with Ohio Reciprocity Board chair Robert Moulton to hash out a new vehicle reciprocity pact. A tentative agreement is in effect and Condry aims to make it permanent. Weather forecast notes cold Wednesday with low 28 30, warmer Thursday, and colder Friday through Sunday with snow flurries and precipitation totaling about a quarter inch.
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Charleston
Joseph P. Condry
West Virginia
Columbus
Robert J. Moulton
Ohio
Condry
State Electric Chair Has Year's Vacation in Ohio Prison
The Ohio state prison electric chair has not been used for nearly 16 months, with five death row inmates awaiting schedules. One execution date is set for February 1, 1966, while three inmates have indefinite stays. Since 1897, 296 electrocutions have occurred at the prison, the last on August 6, 1954 for Sam Belliles and co-defendants in Toledo.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ralph W. Alvis
Alvis
Sam B. Net 5Tles
Toledo
Willan T. Pegler
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