Middleport sisters found safe after night in woods
Neighbors helped in a long search for Evelyn and Helen Capteina, two sisters who wandered off near Middleport. A neighbor spotted them at 6:30 a.m. near a fence, bringing them home unharmed after a night exposed but none the worse for the ordeal. Their mother, torn by fear, thanked volunteers who scoured the area and helped reunite the girls with their family at dawn.
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Evelyn
Frank
Middleport
Cap
Eas Ua SR Cater
Sadieees
William da
Vis
Helen
Wiliam Slater
Ted
Henry
hildren—Barbara
Gace
Kenneth Eugene
Capteina
Stevenson and Harriman Clash Over Farm Parity Policy
Washington clashed over farm price policy as Adlai Stevenson defended parity while Republicans accused him of bowing to party chiefs. Governor Harriman backed a 90 percent parity approach, claiming it would curb surpluses, while Secretary Benson promoted a sliding scale of price supports to reduce excess production. Stevenson argued that high supports alone aren’t sufficient and urged a broader market-pricing approach.
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Washington
Patilcan Blas
Posible
Adla
Stevenson
Des Moines
Republican
Democrat National
Leonard W. Hall
Adlai E. Stevenson
Avera Harriman
Os Stevenson
Ben Benson
Eisenhower
Paper price rise hits major manufacturers in toronto
Spectator reports Abitibi and St. Lawrence Corp. notified of price increases via telegram from Toronto sales offices. Abitibi raises by five dollars per ton, effective now, while St. Lawrence Corp. posts a three to five dollar jump, delivering newsprint at about five dollars per ton in New York. Officials could not comment immediately.
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Ird
Cotfice
Toronto
Abitibl
St. Lawrence Corp
New York
Abitibi
Europeanizing Snubbed Crisis Looms in Saar
After a 2-1 plebiscite rejection of Europeanization, Saar voters sparked a political crisis. Pro German leaders react, rejecting caretaker PM, proposing Heinrich Weigh as head of a Saar government pending new elections and parliament. Immediate reunion with Germany looms as the outcome unfolds.
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Saar
Germany
Mottman
Heinrich Weigh
Raliror
Big 3 Draft Joint Plans For Big 4 At Geneva
The Western Big Three foreign ministers Dulles MacMillan Pinay completed work on the first part of a joint memorandum to be submitted at the Big Four conference opening in Geneva. The draft covers German reunification within a European security system and outlines a joint Western position on disarmament and East-West relations. The main Geneva issues are German reunification European security and disarmament.
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Aras
Geneva
U. S
John Foster Dulles
Harold MacMillan
Antoine Pinay
Cpurts
Viet Nam Plebiscite Shows Diem Popularity Rise
In a landslide display, Premier Ngo Dinh Diem consolidates support amid the Viet Nam plebiscite, gaining backing as absentee Bao Dai's influence wanes. The result signals a shift in leadership preference within the country.
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Ngo Dinh Diem
Bao Dai
Two Boys Trapped In Laundry Drum Overnight
Two-year-olds Robert Houk and James E. Hardcastle Jr along with Billy Stephens explored an old laundry machine on a display lot. Billy closed the drum door, trapping the youths for about 18 hours until rescuers freed them found asleep inside the giant tub with only minor injuries reported.
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Hays
Robert Houk
James E. Hardcastle, Jr
Billy Stephens
Hubert
James
Billy
Russian Journalists Head for Utah After Cleveland Weekend
Seven Russian journalists travel to Utah after a hectic Cleveland weekend marked by anti Soviet demonstrations and a public dinner with Cyrus Eaton. They discuss trade over a farm visit, with Eaton noting a preference for trade over bombs and hoping for Russian farm delegation visits next spring. A demonstration occurred as Russians left a hotel near Public Square.
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Cleveland
Alevelanu
Eilemers
Eatenter
Salt Lake City
Din Brapo
Eaton
Boris R.laakov
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Isakov
United States
Eston
Arcadia
Farms
Visit Russa
Cyrus Eaton
Chesapeake
Ohio
Durlin
Russia
Ull Eaton
Publi Square
Panzer Leader Dietrich Freed From U S War Crimes Prison
Dietrich, 63, former Col. Gen. Sepp Dietrich of the 6th SS Panzer Army, was secretly released from a U S war crimes prison in Landsberg, Germany. He had been sentenced to life imprisonment by an Allied tribunal after World War II and left for Ludwigsburg as reports indicated.
Tavern Brawl Sparks Gunfire Killing in EB Ads Day
In EB, a tavern brawl ending with gunfire wounded two and killed a man not among the original attackers. Witness Sheriff Herbert Thomas identified Henry Dorsey, 20, as the fatal victim shot through. John Daw, 71, and William Chapman, 28, were involved in the altercation after an incident over a footstep.
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Jtorm Henry, Dorsey
Herbert Thomas
John Daw
t'William Chapman
Honeymooning West Missing After Havana Flight
News item reports REY West, returning with his bride, missing after a private plane flight from Havana. Authorities search over the sea as weather and flight path hinder rescue efforts. Further updates awaited from aviation and safety officials.
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Rey West
Weekend traffic toll in Ohio falls short of prior two weekends
Ohio road toll for the weekend at 6 p.m. Friday to midnight shows about half the deaths recorded in the previous two weekends. The report notes the period accounted for only 13 fatalities, reflecting a drop in traffic fatalities as the weekend ended.
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Ohio
Ohio U Student Killed on Rt 13
An Ohio University student was killed on a road crash on Route 13. Reports describe a gas explosion blamed on cracked pipes after an earthquake shock. Fire officials in Oakland noted quake damage and a 1200 gallon wine cask shift at Buena Vista Winery. Seismologists gave varying Richter readings from 4.5 to 5.5.
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Francisco
East Bay Area
Beac
Bota
Tate 9
Overead
Cubana
Iersaas
Oakland
Bernard
Dooley
Manuel Ortexa
Sonoma
Buena Vista Iwinery
Pacific Gas and Electric Co
Walnut Creek
Charles Richter
Californi
Nia Institute’ of Technology
Steps Up Activities Support Dulles Wing Op Sneeting
The report notes Steps Up Activities backing for the Dulles wing operation Sneeting described as a community support effort. The item highlights organizational roles and local reaction to the project.
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Dulles
Solons Ignore Farm Blasts From Demos
President Eisenhower moved on a busy work schedule while hospital officials reported his condition as improving after a heart attack. Senate Agriculture Committee leaders, including Hariman and Stevenson supporters, urged farmers to be heard before new farm legislation. health updates showed he weighed 172 pounds and stood upright on a hospital scale.
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F. Burns
Fitzsimons Army
Lowing
Burns
Council of
Ecles
Geneva
Visers
Will Woateresee
Dales
Monty Cabot Lange
Wathonty
Eadeots Ekrmt
United Nations
Eisenhower
Adal Stevenson
Guss Averell Harriman
New
Slender
D-La
Holland
Young
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UN To Stay Says Official In Cincinnati
A State Department official, a top specialist on world agencies, says the United Nations is here to stay and will capitalize on any new climate of trust from Big Four talks. He notes the UN is not a cure-all but a force for peace with enduring value.
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Cincinnati
State Department
United Nations
Cincinnati Council On Fori Affairs
Ting
United
Wilcox
Fairfield Boy Sh op Lancaster Street
A Fairfield County incident reports a boy and a 1 year old entering a hardware store on Carroll Street in Fairfield, taking a shotgun and shells, then firing as they moved through the business district. No injuries cited and authorities are reviewing the event.
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Sanvenster
U—Polow
Carroll
Fairfield County
Molotov
Remachcott
Prost
Speculation on Molotov Fate as Talks Near
Speculation centers on Molotov and a possible Soviet backtrack if Geneva results falter. Observers note Kremlin strategy may treat Molotov as a pawn in a larger bargaining game while preparing for a limbo if talks stall.
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Mits
Soviet Union
Molotov
Geneva
Kremlin
Molos Ches
Genete
Three Ashland Men Sentenced for Robbery Try in Fayetteville
In Fayetteville three Ashland youths Charles Arthur Smith 18 Charles Edward Cassidy 26 and David Ernest Philips 18 were convicted of first degree murder in the Sept 28 botched holdup that left 12 year old Grover Tart injured. each received a life sentence.
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Vayetteville
Ashland
Charles Arthurmith
Charles Edward Casity
David Ernest Philips
Hey
Grover Tart
Union Gas to Store Gas in Underground Zone at Zanesville
Columbus report says Union Gas Co. opens its eighth underground storage area for natural gas at Zanesville. The facility uses a single well into a natural reservoir that formerly held native gas and will hold up to 1080 million cubic feet.
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Columbus
Unio ‘Uel Gag Co
Zanesville
Archbishop Alter Calls Rural Life Centerpiece Of Faith
Archbishop Alter opened the conference urging farming as a sacred partnership with God not to be wasted. He said rural living deserves honor among vocations and church efforts aim to make rural life more interesting, wholesome, and reverent to strengthen family life and religion.
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Fife
Katie Alter
Alter
Snass
Cincinnati
T Church
Rural Life Organization
Car Plunges Off Burr Oak Overpass in Fatal Crash
A Teacon biology student from Univers suffered fatal injuries when a car failed to navigate the Burr Oak Route 13 overpass. Officials tentatively date the crash at about 4 15 am after the vehicle plowed through a guard rail and plunged onto the New York Central tracks. The car then crossed the rails and slid about 150 feet beyond the overpass.
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Teacon Bio Univers
Acune
Burr Oak
Ami
New York Central
SE Oieek
Corning
Grosvenog Tower
Athens
Wim
Fern
Patternell
Sedan Sides Is Collision Killing Seven Marines
A downhill sedan collided with an oil tank truck in Santa Ana California killing seven young Marines. The truck driver Jack R Hubbard 32 was unhurt and said there was nothing he could do. Patrols noted the oncoming car was in the center lane and skid marks showed loss of control.
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Santa Ana
Calif
California
Jack R. Hubard
American representative urges universal disarmament and cooperation
An American representative to the United Nations urges stronger international cooperation for collective security. Dr. Frank P. Graham, speaking at Ohio Wesleyan University, advocates universal enforceable disarmament and control of thermonuclear power as the path to peace, calling thermonuclear power the greatest threat to mankind since prehistoric times.
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United Nations
Frank P. Graham
Ohio Wesleyan University
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