No Agreements Expected Soon Between U S and Russia
Washington officials see no immediate chance for practical deals with Russia on space satellite control and other major issues. Dulles and Gromyko showed Moscow’s inflexibility on Middle East, disarmament, and Europe. Eisenhower stressed the U S will not dictate to the world nor seek bilateral talks excluding allies.
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U. S
Russia
West
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
United States
Dulles-Gromyko
Dulles
Middle East
Gromyko
Kremlin
Eisenhower
Revamping Of Program Is Needed
Senate Minority Leader William F Knowland argues for reorganizing the U S satellite program to keep the Soviet Union from leading the missile race He cites the USSR as ahead after launching the first earth satellite and says a thorough overhaul is needed for US efforts. He spoke at a $50 a plate GOP dinner in Columbus and discussed labor issues including right to work and union governance and funding safeguards.
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Andrei Gromyko
Khrushchev
Russia
Soviet Union
Columbus
U. S
Senate
William S. Knowland
America
Newsmen
Knowland
California
Gen. Sherman
Ghana Finance Chief Receives Ike Apology
Washington reports that Ghana finance minister K. E. Gbedemah met President Eisenhower at the White House and received a personal apology for a Delaware restaurant refusal to serve him due to color. Gbedemah said the President was worried about such snubs and that the apology "makes up for what happened."
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Ghana
Eisenhower
Delaware
K. E. Ghedemah
White House
Gbedemah
Dover
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Columbus Child Dies Of Eating Toadstools
Columbus 14 year old Betty Whittington, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Whittington, died Wednesday from toadstool poisoning. Six others who ate toadstools believed edible mushrooms were hospitalized with three in critical condition.
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Betty Whittington
William Whittington
Cincinnati Falls Deaths Report Three Residents Injured
Injuries from earlier falls caused the deaths of three Cincinnati residents on Wednesday. Police and medical investigators are reviewing the incidents.
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Cincinnati
Defense Chief Plans Review Of 38 Billion Military Budget
New Defense Secretary Neil H. McElroy said he will study the current year's 38 billion dollar defense fund before deciding if it is enough. In a swift news conference after his swearing in, he said the question of adequate defense and possible manpower cuts will be key factors as future budgets are examined.
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Neil H. McElroy
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Appalachian Power Buys Land Near Apple Grove
Appalachian Power says it will acquire about 1450 acres along the Ohio River at Apple Grove West Virginia for a future steam electric plant and Ohio Valley industrial growth. The site near Mason County lies 16 miles downstream from Point Pleasant and 27 miles upriver from Huntington.
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American Gas and Electric System
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Ironton
Ohio
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Indiana and Michigan Electric
Philip Sporn
Appalachian and
Virginia Rolls Out Red Carpet For Queen Elizabeth Visit
Glasgow Virginia measures a 204 by six foot red carpet laid for Queen Elizabeth's Williamsburg arrival. The carpet uses imported wool from Scotland and New Zealand for the royal welcome.
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Glasgow
Great Britain
Queen Elizabeth
Williamsburg
Scotland
New Zealand
Flu Closes Classes At Muskingum College
An influenza outbreak at Muskingum College in New Concord Ohio led to suspension of classes at least until Tuesday.
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New Concord
Ohio
Muskingum College
Seven High School League Games and Ohio State Preview
The Messenger lists seven high school league games scheduled with Ohio State favored over Illinois in a major college matchup. The page also notes local civic items, a blood donation drive, and a survey plan in progress.
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Soea
Bell Telephone Talks Resume Next Tuesday
Cleveland Ohio Bell Telephone Co and the Communications Workers Union recessed talks on a disputed back-to-work agreement until Tuesday. Federal conciliator Thomas W. Robertson said he has other cases to work on and cannot devote all his time to the telephone dispute.
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Timken Receives Canton Chamber Award of Merit
W Robert Timken 47 son of the late Henry H Timken Sr co founder of the Timken Roller Bearing Co won the Canton Chamber of Commerce annual Award of Merit on Wednesday night in Canton Ohio.
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Henry H. Timken Sr
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Canton Chamber of Commerce
Welfare Secretary notes 80 percent drop in polio cases
Secretary Folsom reports an 80 percent decline in paralytic polio nationwide over two years and a sharp fall in non paralytic cases. He cites Salk vaccine as key to ending polio with full three dose coverage. Polio cases through Sept 28 totaled 1576 vs 7886 two years ago. Deaths in the first seven months were about 130, down from 220 in 1956.
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Washington
Secretary of Welfare
Folsom Today
Death Sentence Pronounced In Ohio Slaying Case
Gallipolis Bell Blankenship, 42, of Vinton was sentenced to death for first degree murder after a six hour jury deliberation. Judge Betz set execution for January 15, 1958. The foreman read the verdict as Blankenship proclaimed innocence. The case closed after the judge imposed the death penalty.
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Bell Blankenship
Vinton
Common Pleas Court
Robert M. Betz
Betz
Forrest Atkinson
Blankenship
Ohio State Penitentiary
United States Ready to Start Space Missile Talks
Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge stated the United States is ready to begin multination talks immediately on how to harness space missiles for peace. He said space missile discussions could proceed separately from broader disarmament talks with a 82 nation Political Committee at the United Nations.
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N. Y
United States
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Smugglers Kill Officer Burial Set in Zanesville
Daniel Arteaga 35 charged with killing U S Customs officer Benjamin Bert Stone 26 after smugglers jumped him on the U S side of the Rio Grande two miles downstream from Brownsville Texas Stone buried in Zanesville survived by wife three children and father Harry C Stone of Zanesville Ohio pending extradition to the United States
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Mexico
Daniel Arteaga
Benjamin Bert Stone
U.S
United States
Stone
Rio Grande River
Brownsville
Tex
Harry C. Stone
Zanesville
Ohio
Handley to keynote Ohio Republican Women’s Conference
Indiana Governor Harold W. Handley will be principal speaker at the Ohio Federation of Republican Women's Organizations fall conference in Columbus. He is scheduled to speak Friday and address delegates on party goals and activities.
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Harold W. Handley
Ohio Federation of Republican Women's Organizations
Columbus man chosen Dover chamber executive manager
Donald E. Hillery 29 a production supervisor at Ternstedt Division General Motors Columbus has been named executive manager of the Dover Chamber of Commerce.
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Donald E. Hillery
Ternstedt Division
General Motors Corp
Columbus
Dover Chamber of Commerce
Weather Roundup Ohio and Virginia Forecast
Ohio clearing and cooler tonight with some light frost possible. Low near 40s, Friday fair and cool with highs around 60s. Virginia clear and cooler tonight with frost likely. Friday sunny and cool with highs near 60.
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Virginia
Burnt B47 bomber crash kills four including RAF officer
In Orlando Florida a burning B47 Stratojet exploded killing three U S fliers and a Royal Air Force officer. Col Michael N W McCoy 52 of Pomona California pilot heroically steered the craft away from the city before it crashed near an open pasture. Also killed were Group Capt John Woodroffe Lt Col Charles Joyce and Maj Vernon D Stuff. The 321st Medium Bomb Wing commander died with the crew at Pinecastle AFB nearby.
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Winchester
Mass
Vernon D. Stuff
Dayton
Harness Appointed Promotion Manager
Cincinnati Edward G Harness 38 native of Marietta and Marietta College graduate was named to promote soap products at Procter and Gamble succeeding E A Snow who became advertising manager.
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Edward G. Harness
Procter & Gamble Co
Harness
Marietta
Marietta College
E. A. Snow
Satellite Data and Sputnik Broadcasts Shape Space Science
The article explains how Sputnik spurs debate over its scientific value while continuing to transmit data. It details planned International Geophysical Year studies by the United States and Soviet Union on meteors magnetism temperature cosmic rays air density space pressure and earth shape. It notes potential long term practical gains from this foundational data.
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Albert Einstein
Central High School Returns to Normal Amid Integration Standoff
Central High in Little Rock returns toward normal as federal troops remain on duty to enforce integration. Nine Negro students were escorted into the building by Arkansas National Guardsmen. Attendance at opening day showed 1773 present and 190 absent. Normal absenteeism is about 5 percent. peak disruption reached 750 absentees. The President and Governor held news conferences with no sign of retreat.
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Central High School
Arkansas National Guardsmen
Central High
Navy psychiatrist cites moral insanity in murder trial
In San Francisco a Navy court martial heard Lt Cmdr Kenneth P. Jones testify that Jimmie Henderson a Negro sailor on trial for killing Ens Arthur Morris is afflicted with moral insanity a character disorder that impairs his ability to discern right from wrong yet leaves him capable of premeditated killing Henderson has been sullen hostile and destructive in the brig but can still control those emotions.
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Navy
Jimmie L. Henderson
Cmdr
Kenneth P. Jones
Henderson
Ens
Arthur Morris
Stow
Ohio
Jones
Rescue of all crew aboard tanker Mission San Miguel
The 14th Naval District reports that all 45 crew members of the stricken tanker Mission San Miguel were safely rescued by a Navy LST.
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Mission San Miguel
14Th Naval District
Gun Found Tied to Suspect in Kent State Bookseller Slaying
Police recovered a .38 caliber gun from a Twinsburg man linked to the killing of John Dubois, a 67 year old bookseller near Kent State. Roland Metcalf, 21, denies a prior confession and claims police brutality. Witnesses corroborate his alibi at a football game. A plaid hunting cap found at the scene remains a minor clue.
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Ohio
Roland S. Metcalf
John DuBois
Twinsburg
DuBois
Kent State University
Metcalf
Akron
Sheriff Nips Jail Escape Plot In Lebanon County
Sheriff Richard Satterthwaite says six prisoners planned an escape by loosening bricks and a window casing. He placed them in solitary confinement and canceled visiting privileges for all inmates.
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Lebanon
Ohio
Richard Satterthwaite
Satterthwaite
U S College Enrollment Tops Last Year’s Peak
Full time college enrollment shows about a 5 percent rise over last year’s record, Dr. Raymond Walters reports from nationwide preliminary data. Most institutions report gains in full-time and freshman attendance, with private universities and some liberal arts colleges tightening admissions due to capacity limits.
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Raymond Walters
University of Cincinnati
Walters
Education Journal
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