Menderes Wins Turkish Re-Election Amid Border Crisis
In Istanbul Adnan Menderes's Democrat Party secured 397 seats in the 610-member National Assembly and a near 50 percent share of about 10 million votes. Inonu's Republican Party won 178 seats and the Freedom and Nation parties four each. The vote solidifies a government with a reduced but firm majority as Turkey faces a NATO Baghdad Pact alignment and the Syria border dispute.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Adnan Menderes
World
Menderes
Democrat Party
National Assembly
Republican Party
Ismet Inonu
Freedom and Nation
Democrats
Censors weigh Zhukov fate after Soviet defense chief relief
Western observers in Moscow see Zhukov as downgraded by a party move to tighten Khrushchev’s grip. Censors signal possible posts from first deputy premier to ambassador to Washington, while Pravda stresses party unity in a move that could replace Zhukov with Malinovsky.
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Moscow
Zhukov
Washington
Pravda
Communist Party
Marshal Rodion Y. Malinovsky
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Convict Surrenders After Long Multi-State Chase
Willard Arthur Brown 23 surrendered to police in Idaho after a weekend escape from Montana State Prison. He had held seven hostages including a woman and three children, robbed two Canadians, and faced officers from Utah Montana and Wyoming before surrendering at a ranch two miles west of Lava Hot Springs. Brown's mother in Jamestown New York urged him to give up.
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Lava Hot Springs
Idaho
Willard Arthur Brown
Dorothy Wilczek
Jamestown
N. Y
Brown
Montana
Deer Lodge
Utah
Wyoming
Guatemala names provisional president after upheaval
Guatemala City calm returned as Congress named Guillermo Flores Avendaño a 61 year old retired colonel to lead a provisional government. He was sworn in after Castillo Armas assassination, Gonzalez resignation, and a military junta ceded power amid protests and deadly clashes. The United States is expected to recognize the new regime.
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Congress
Guillermo Flores Avendano
Avendano
Carlos Castillo Armas
Luis Arturo Gonzalez
Castillo Armas
Castillo Armas Party
Miguel Ydigoras Fuentes
Ydigoras
Flores Avendano
United States
Blasts Rip Gas Pipelines In Cold Texas
Two natural gas pipelines ruptured near the Lone Star Steel plant in Dring erfield Texas marking a cold wave disruption. 13 northeast Texas towns lost service with Texas Ranger Sgt Arthur Hill calling the blasts sabotage and no arrests reported.
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Dringerfield
Tex
Texas
Arthur Hill
Lone Star Steel
Ed Ball
Houston
United Steelworkers of America
Fifteen Schools Reopened in Clermont County
Batavia Clermont County school officials announced reopening of 15 schools after closures last week caused by a wave of respiratory illnesses. Eight high schools are among those resuming classes as health conditions improve locally.
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Batavia
Clermont County
Aircraft Limps Back Again From Antarctic Mission
A U S Air Force Globemaster returned to McMurdo Sound base after one engine failed and a second engine fire occurred during a supply run to Byrd Station. The same aircraft and crew had previously limped to Christchurch on two engines after a prior mission.
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Auckland
New Zealand
McCurdo Sound
Byrd Station
Christchurch
Antarctic
Russians Arrive After Cleveland Visit in Warren
Four Russian diplomats arrived in Warren after a weekend stay in Cleveland hosted by Cyrus S. Eaton. They described the trip as very pleasant and said they came to see the people. They toured industrial plants on the Cuyahoga River during a snowstorm and attended a City Club luncheon and a Cleveland Orchestra concert.
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Warren
Ohio
Cleveland
Cyrus S. Eaton
Russia
Sergei Bobomolov
Cuya
Hoga River
Herb Block
Washington
Cleveland Orchestra
Karamu House
Case Institute of Technology
Zanesville
State Department
Cuyahoga County
Purse Accepts Car Gift From King Saud Amid Row
Washington Victor Purse a State Department protocol aide said he accepted a gift 1957 Oldsmobile from King Saud to avoid unfriendliness. Purse said the car was given last June and registered to his wife amid his feud with Chief of Protocol Wiley Buchanan and imminent reassignment.
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Washington
Victor Purse
State Department
King Saud
Purse
Saudi Arabia
Greek Cypriots Hurt as British Troops Break Up Demonstration
About 1000 demonstrators gathered after a Greek holiday church service in Nicosia. British troops used tear gas and nightsticks, injuring several Greek Cypriots in the effort to disperse the crowd.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Weather Snapshot Ohio and West Virginia Forecast Update
Ohio stays fair and warmer Tuesday with a clear night and a low near 30. High Tuesday reaches 57. West Virginia remains clear and very cold tonight with temperatures in the 20s, Thursday sunshine expected and a warmer afternoon. Five day outlook shows near normal temperatures with a Tuesday warmth and a gradual cooling into Friday or Saturday amid light showers or snow flurries. Across the nation, Albuquerque and Cleveland show varied clouds with temperatures around the 40s, while Fort Worth and San Diego trend clear and mild.
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West Virginia
Albuquerque
Bismarck
Clear
Ehigrbo, Giorp
St. Paul
New York
S. Louis
Core
San Diego
Ste. Marie
Cloudy
MOTO
Pampa, Clear
Drinking and Smoking Increases Cancer Risk
Heavy drinking plus heavy smoking raises the risk of throat and mouth cancer, especially for pipe and cigar smokers, according to Dr. Ernest L. Wynder. The study surveyed men with larynx, oral, and lung cancers and compared them to cancer-free controls, noting higher upper respiratory cancer rates among pipe and cigar users.
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Alton L. Blakeslee
Science
New York
Ernest L. Wynder
Sloan-Ketting Institute For Cancer Research
American Cancer Society
Wynder
College Figures To Triple by 70
Ohio eyes enrollments over 300000 by 1970 as population growth and birth rates surge. The Ohio Commission on Education Beyond the High School cites plans for new facilities and the need to expand training beyond high school levels to meet semi technical job demands and maintain education quality.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Commission On Education
John C. Baker
Ohio University At Athens
Commission
C. E. Ficken
Ohio Wesleyan University
U.S. Bureau of Census
Buckeye
Syria and Soviet Union Sign Economic Development Pact
Damascus reports Syria and the Soviet Union signed an economic agreement committing 100 million dollars in materials and assistance. The pact covers dams highways railways and irrigation projects with Russian machinery equipment and technical support.
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Damascus
Syria
Soviet Union
Community raises 12000 for Nat Davis family fire loss
People of all faiths gathered at the First Methodist Church in Huntsville to donate more than $12,000 to the family of Nat Davis Jr. after a Saturday night fire destroyed their home and claimed three young children.
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Huntsville
Tex
First Methodist
Nat Davis Jr
Boy shoots baby sister with shotgun in Clarksville
In Clarksville Tennessee a 19 month old girl Audrey Anita Mansel was killed when a 5 year old brother Robert Ray Mansel fired a shotgun left in the bedroom by their father. Coroner Lewis Powers reported the death occurred Sunday while the child slept.
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Clarksville
Tenn
Lewis Powers
Audrey Anita Mansel
Robert Ray Mansel
Browns Return to Lead Defeat Cards in Pursuit
In a tight matchup the Browns surged to the top, outpacing the Cardinals as the cruise vehicle involved in an accident drew city attention. Meigs County polio drive plans were outlined with alumni homecoming events facing cancellations. Athens, TNace Pom-Mid Comics Markets. Sports coverage includes Gallipolis, Nelsonville, Glouster, and Point Pl Women.
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Browns
Meigs County
Athens
Tnace
Sports
Gallipolis
Nelsonville Television
Glouster
Five Boys In Stolen Car Crash Near Dover Ohio
Three Akron youths died and two others were killed or injured when a stolen car smashed into a tree after breaking through a police roadblock on U S 21 near Dover. The four teens involved were Everett Clardy, Orlando Durst, Paul Wieland and Thomas Carr. The car was pursued by Tuscara County deputies who fired warning shots as speeds reached 100 mph. Clardy and Wieland were paroled from the Boys Industrial School in Lancaster.
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Dover
Ohio
Akron
Union Hospital
Northend
Thomas Carr
Barberton
Fred W. Francis
Wendell Clardy
Orlando Durst
Paul Wieland
John Crawford
Clardy Boy
U. S. 21
Tuscara
Elmer McClafferty
McClafferty
Clardy
Wieland
Boys Industrial School
Lancaster
Paul Witwer
Summit County
Stassen Furtively Addresses Pennsylvania Governor Rumor
Harold E. Stassen says it is quite likely he will return to politics but avoids confirming or denying plans to run for Pennsylvania governor in 1958. He would not say if he will quit as Eisenhower’s disarmament adviser.
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Washington
Harold EF. Stassen
Pennsylvania
Eisenhower
Dr Lowry Named New Health Service Chief
Washington announces the appointment of Dr James V Lowry as deputy chief of the Public Health Service Bureau of Medical Services. He will assume the post as assistant surgeon general on November 18 and currently serves as medical officer in charge at the Public Health Service hospital in Lexington Kentucky.
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Washington
Leroy FE. Burney
James V. Lowry
Public Health Service
Bureau of Medical Services
Lowry
Lexington
Russia to Launch Satellite With Space Dog Kudryavka
Soviet authorities announced plans for a second satellite carrying a space traveling dog Kudryavka as scientists worldwide scramble to track Sputnik No 1. The first satellite has ceased functioning after three weeks in an 18 000 mph orbit and Soviet and international teams reassess its path.
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Washington
Russia
Radio Moscow
Kudryavka
Sputnik No. 1
Buzes
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Cambridge
Mass
Moscow
Sputnik
Minnesota born oilman tops Fortune rich list
Jean Paul Getty, a Minnesota born oilman, is named the nation’s richest man by Fortune magazine. The survey covers 76 Americans with fortunes from 75 million to a billion dollars, placing Getty in the 700 million to 1 billion dollar range. He runs Tidewater Oil Co and lives in Paris and Saudi Arabia. Getty notes his wealth is not personally defining and quips about the value of a billion dollars.
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New York
Jean Paul Getty
Getty
Fortune Magazine
Oxford
Paris
Saudi Arabia
Tidewater Oil Co
London
Child dies after parents found dead in Detroit home
Six month old Latonia Brown died Sunday after four days in a room with her dead parents as police investigated the case. The infant, who had been hospitalized since Friday, did not regain consciousness and died in care.
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Detroit
Latonia Brown
Camera Takes Pictures Of Missiles At Cape Canaveral Test Center
A huge tele scopic camera that can take 60 pictures a second from 50 to 100 miles away photographs missile launches from Melbourne Beach near Cape Canaveral. An identical unit will be installed at Vero Beach with Patrick Air Force Base confirming the Melbourne Beach setup has captured images of aircraft and missiles during tests. The Roll system includes a camera, a primary telescope adjustable from 100 to 500 inches, and a mount once used for five inch naval cannons.
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Missile Test Center
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Melbourne Beach
Air Force
Vero Beach
Patrick Air Force Base
Dior fashion house says successor not named yet
The Paris house of Christian Dior announced that the famed designer had not appointed a successor. There was no indication when a appointment might be made.
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Paris
Christian Dior
Fashion House Today
Wink Door Signal Foils Brooklyn Robbery Pair
In Brooklyn a woman using a wink and door gesture lured officers to captors, allowing her husband to break free. John French 22 was wounded and captured with Thomas Lindsay 28, both tied to a supermarket hold up. They face charges of attempted robbery and felonious assault.
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New York
Cleveland
Brooklyn
John French
Methodist Hospital
Thomas Lindsay
Ohio State Penitentiary
Edwin McKenna
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