Dulles Bars Blockade To Counter Red Acts
Secretary of State Dulles in Chicago outlined policy options short of war to counter Chinese Communist provocations. He barred any naval or air blockade of Red China and urged vigilance toward Russia while warning against provoking actions that would break international obligations. He noted the 13 Americans sentenced in Red China and described Moscow’s stance as a tricky word without renunciation of global communist effort. Gowen reported talks with Chen Ping in Geneva delivering a strong protest.
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Washington
Eisenhower
State Dulles
Chicago
Dulles
Red
China
Russia
Moscow
U. S
State Department
Red China
United States
Geneva
Switzerland
Franklin C. Gowen
Chen Ping
Gowen
Ohio recount widens to ten counties in senate race
Columbus AP reports the senatorial recount expanding into ten counties with final two counties set to begin rechecking. Burke gains 448 votes from twelve counties and 959 precincts fully recounted. 1090 precincts total now tallied. Recounts move into Allen Ashland Franklin Lawrence Lucas Medina Mercer Putnam Tuscarawas Columbiana.
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Columbus
Ohio
U.S
Thomas A. Burke
Burke
George H. Bender
Jefferson County
Allen
Ashland
Franklin
Lawrence
Lucas
Medina
Mercer
Putnam
Tuscarawas
Columbiana
Hamilton County
Hamilton
Elections Board
Ted W. Brown
Mahoning County
Summit
Union and Chrysler avert massive UAW strike in Detroit
Chrysler Corp and CIO United Auto Workers union representatives reached a tentative agreement at 6 10 am to avert a strike at the Automotive Body Division plant. The walkout would have idled about 150 000 Chrysler workers. Robert W Conder and Emil Mazey announced the strike was indefinitely postponed after nearly a day of talks.
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Detroit
CIO
United Auto Workers
Chrysler Corp
Automotive
Chrysler
UAW
Robert W. Conder
Emil Mazey
Veteran Turkish editor jailed for insulting premier
An Ankara court of appeals upheld a 26 month prison term for 80 year old Huseyin Cahit Yalchin, veteran editorial writer and former MP, for insulting Premier Adnan Menderes and the government in the opposition party newspaper Halkei.
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Ankara
Turkey
Storm Tassels Tokyo with Deaths and Missing
Tokyo reports at least six killed and 29 missing after a violent wind and rain storm on Sunday. Hundreds of homes destroyed and 23 fishing boats sunk as crews brace for continuing bad weather.
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Tokyo
Japan
Judges Pick Grand Champion at Livestock Exposition
The International Livestock Exposition names the grand champion steer as ruling the show with last year’s top prize record. Competitors include 16 year old Janice Hullinger of Manly Iowa with Shorty the Aberdeen Angus. Purdue wins wether grand championship with Purdue's Boilermaker.
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Chicago
Janice Hullinger
Manly
Iowa
Purdue University
Purdue
North America
Elson Baur
Unionville
Mich
Horkin
Fred Elmquist
Potter
Neb
Willard
Kirk
Jeffersonville
Ohio
Paul Karsk
Arnold
Pecatonica
Karsk
Columbus
Fire kills 9000 chicks in Canton brooder house blaze
Fire swept through a two story brooder house killing 9000 baby chicks owned by Ernest Snyder of Robertsville. Snyder estimated the loss at 30000 dollars and could not determine a cause for the fire.
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Canton
Ernest Snyder
Robertsville
Snyder
Man Wins License Back After Marriage Claim
Ronald Coundley, 26, told local magistrates he had an excellent reason to restore his revoked license. He had been banned last summer for drink driving and said he could not afford to drink now after getting married, and his license was reinstated.
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Hereford
England
Ronald Coundley
Coundley
South Africa Elects Premier Strijdom to Lead
South Africa elected Johan Strijdom as Nationalist Party leader to succeed retiring Prime Minister Daniel Malan. Gov Gen Jansen to invite the 61 year old militant nationalist to form a new government once Malan resigns at midnight, making him the fifth prime minister.
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Pretoria
South Africa
Johannes Gerhardus Strijdom
Daniel Malan
E. G. Jansen
Mallan
Flood Control Project for Warren Rejected
Washington report says a proposed flood control project north of Warren Ohio was turned down 5-2 by the Board of Engineers for Rivers and Harbors. The plan included dams and a Grand River reservoir to assure water supply and flood and pollution control for Warren and Youngstown.
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Warren
Washington
Ohio
Board of Engineers For Rivers and Harbors
Grand River
Youngstown
Montgomery Warns West Won't Win War in the Air
Field Marshal Montgomery tells California Institute of Technology scientists that the West cannot win a future air war with today’s air command and control setup. He urges centralized air power, warns against splitting air assets, and notes atomic weapons would be used in defense.
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Los Angeles
Montgomery
West
Organization For
Air Command and Control
Britain
California Institute of Technology
Supreme Headquarters
Allied Powers
Europe
Air Command
New Slant Given in Sam Sheppard Case Testimony
Cleveland AP Mary Cowan medical technologist returned to the witness stand detailing tests on stains in the Sheppard home especially basement steps. Prosecutors say the basement blood evidence could show Roy Sam Sheppard’s movements after Marilyn Sheppard’s murder. The defense notes dog blood from Koko as a possible explanation.
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Cleveland
Samuel Sheppard
Mary Cowan
Sheppard
Marilyn Sheppard
Miss Cowan
League Seeks Dry Nation in Ohio Temperance Drive
In Columbus, Maj. Clayton M. Wallace of the National Temperance League outlined a gradual temperance campaign post prohibition. He emphasized education and a plan to distribute 400000 anti liquor Christmas seals across Ohio as a key tactic.
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Columbus
Nation
Ohio Temperance League
Clayton M. Wallace
National Temperance League, Inc
Ohio
Egypt Grants Naguib 560 Dollar Monthly Subsidy
Cairo reports the transitional government will pay former President Gen Mohamed Naguib a monthly subsidy of 560 dollars and provide use of three cars. He will remain at Merg, his suburban residence under tight guard since the November revolution. The regime accuses him of plotting with the Muslim Brotherhood to undermine the government.
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Cairo
Egypt
The
Reds Claim nearthing of Primitive Man
Peiping radio reported Communist China found human teeth dating about 500000 years ago in Shansi province. The discovery is linked to Peking Man from the Paleolithic era according to the Peiping broadcast.
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London
China
Shansi
Peiping Radio
Five Day Forecast Low Temperatures Rise Then Weekend Snow
Temperatures average about three degrees above normal with normal highs 41 north 47 south and lows around 23 percent. Temperatures rise Wednesday and Wednesday night then hold steady until a colder weekend. Snow and rain occur Wednesday and again over the weekend, totaling about three quarters of an inch.
Treasury Chief Visits Caracas After Economic Conference
U S Secretary of the Treasury George M. Humbleprey arrived in Caracas and met with Venezuela's President Marcos Perez Jimenez following participation in the Inter American Economic Conference.
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Tin
Venezuela
Caracas
U S
Secretary of Treasury
George M. Humblprey
Col
Marcos Perez Jimenez
Ship Tresillian Sinks in Irish Sea Storm
The 7373 ton British cargo ship Tresillian sank in a fierce Irish Sea storm 44 miles off Cork while four crewmen were aboard lifejackets and lifeboats. One crewman was rescued as two other ships stood by with reports of water flooding the engine room and a 3 degree list.
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London
Irish
Cork
Coast Guard
St. Just
Cornwall
Canada
England
Builder Bremson Pleads Guilty to Fraud Charge
Former Cleveland home builder David H. Bremson, 31, admitted leaving clients with unfinished houses and falsifying loan applications. He surrendered after a nationwide search, waived a grand jury, and pleaded guilty to a judge. He posted a $7 500 bond.
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Cleveland
David H. Bremson
Aday
FBI
U.S
H. A. Horn
Joe McCarthy to Speak in Cincinnati Saturday
Senator Joe McCarthy R Wis plans a public dinner in Cincinnati Saturday night after the Senate votes on a censure measure tomorrow. He will appear regardless of the vote. The event is hosted by the Cuvier Press Club, a private group of about 1300 members. Working news men are in the minority.
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Cincinnati
McCarthy
R-Wis
Senate
Cuvier Press Club
Citizens for Ensenlower Congressional Committee Receives $890000
The Citizens for Ensenlower Congressional Committee reported it received $890000 in contributions over 14 months from 10000 donors. All approved bills have been paid and it is estimated that after unpaid obligations are settled a sufficient fee will be held for storing the committee funds.
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Washington
Citizens For Ensenlower
Congressional Committee
Riot by Insane Inmates Wrecks New Jersey State Hospital Dining Hall
A two hour riot at the New Jersey State Hospital in Trenton involved 23 inmates including Howard Unruh. Inmates damaged the dining hall, broke windows and started a fire injuring several attendants. Attendants Earl Hubbard and others were attacked. a hard core of five led the assault as staff attempted to restore order and investigate the case of a fellow inmate.
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Trenton
N.J
New Jersey State Hospital
Howard Unruh
Vampen
F. Lovell Bixby
Howard
Magee
Earl Hubbard
State Hospital
Russia Shows Interest In FAO Food Program
Rome reports Soviet Russia shows strong interest in the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization after years of promotion. Seven Soviet agricultural experts arrived to study FAO programs and operating methods.
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Rome
Soviet Russia
United Nations’ Food and Agriculture Organization
FAO
Danish Ship Shelled Off Chinese Coast
The Danish motorship Emile Maersk reported arrival after being attacked by Nationalist Chinese shore batteries near Ockseu Island. Four shells were fired as she passed the coast but all missed.
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Hong Kong
Emile Maersk
Ockseu Island
Rally Supports McCarthy at Madison Square Garden
About 13 000 people packed Madison Square Garden in a rally backing Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy. Speakers praised the senator and denounced his critics as Roy Cohn and McCarthy’s wife Jean energized the crowd. The event, organized by 19 Million Americans Mobilizing for Justice, aimed to counter a Senate move to censure him.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Joseph R. McCarthy
Cohn
Roy
Justice Weygandt Reconsiders Resigning From Court
Chief Justice Carl V. Weygandt of the Ohio Supreme Court promised Governor Lausche he will reconsider his decision to resign effective January 1. The pledge came after a breakfast conference in which Lausche cited the excellence of his work on the court.
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Columbus
Carl V. Weygandt
Ohio Supreme Court
Frank J. Lausche
High Court
Weygandt
Lausche
Auto Bursts Afire Killing Teen Driver
Auto carrying four teenagers burst into flames on a main Salt Lake City street. The driver leaped from the moving vehicle but was struck by an oncoming car and killed. Three other youths suffered minor injuries as the car crashed into a fence.
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Salt Lake City
Debate on McCarthy Censure Near Vote in Senate
Washington AP reports the Senate plans to vote tomorrow on a two count censure resolution against Senator McCarthy and begins an initial tally of amendments. McCarthy pledges to withdraw offensive language while defending his actions amid pressure from colleagues and party debates.
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Washington
Senate
McCarthy
R-Wis
Knowland
California
Senate Elections Subcommittee
W. Zwicker
Carthy
Lnvestigations
Kut McCarthy
Colle
Lung Cancer Deaths Higher in England
Dr. Alexander G. Gilliam of the National Cancer Institute reports England shows over twice the recorded lung cancer mortality compared with the United States, despite higher per capita cigarette consumption there. He links the relation to smoking patterns and cautions about apparent risks.
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England
Alexander G. Gilliam
The
National Cancer Mare
Church Council Picks New York Site for HQ
The council selects New York City as the permanent headquarters location following a committee recommendation of ten members. The move faces potential opposition from backers of a Midwest site and marks a major decision for the organization.
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Church Council
New York
Boston
Onal Council
New York City
Midwest
Churchill Celebrates Eightieth Birthday Across Britain
Churchill turns eighty as Parliament opens with Elizabeth II reading the throne speech. A Westminster Hall ceremony presents a commemorative album and portrait, with a Downing Street family party to follow. Pubs ring with birthday cheers and supporters and opponents alike mark the occasion. A London office overflows with birthday letters and donations to the 80th celebration fund.
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Winston Churchill
Queen Elizabeth II
Elizabeth II
Churchill
Hall of Westminster
10 Downing Street
Parliament Party
Communist Daily Worker
Britain
Winnie
Charings Road
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