United States to join Suez rights protection plan
Prime Minister Eden announced the United States will join Britain and France in forming a provisional international association to protect Suez Canal users. The group would coordinate traffic, employ pilots, and include other major users, with Egypt to receive payments but transit dues paid to the association.
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France
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Eisenhower
Europe
Fight Flares Along Jordan Israel Border
In a two hour clash on the Israel Jordan frontier Jordan reports a large Israeli force attacked a police post inside Jordan and killed 15 to 19 police and National Guardsmen. U N truce supervision staff investigated while Jordan lodges a complaint at the U N Washington headquarters.
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Rahwa
Hebron
Wages Raised For Ohio Bell Workers In New Pact
About 18 000 Ohio Bell Telephone Co union workers receive weekly raises from 3 to 5 dollars, in nine cities up to 8 dollars, under a new contract signed Tuesday. Negotiations continued with a federal mediator after the old agreement expired, with only a brief Akron walkout at the union request.
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Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Communications Workers of America
Akron
Thomas Mitchell
Alliance
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Martins Ferry
Miamisburg
Niles
Sandusky
Steubenville
Toledo
Youngstown
Fear of Failure Drives Pilot Fatigue Speech
Naval Air Station Pensacola research director Capt Ashton Graybiel told aviation medicine experts at Ohio State University that fear of failure, not fear of flying, is a major factor in cadets dropping out of flying training. He cited cadets who performed reasonably well yet left the program due to fear of failure.
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Naval Research
Ashton Graybiel
Naval Air Station
Pensacola
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Ohio State University
Miner Killed In Slate Fall Near Rutland
Wayne Taylor 42 of Rutland RFC died in a slate fall 300 yards back in a hill coal mine near Gallipolis. Cause was skull fracture, broken neck and jaw with a fractured right phemeral. Ambulance and Dr Vinson arrived about 2 15 p.m. The mine belonged to C D Carson Coal Co on Storys Run near the Meigs County line. Funeral arrangements are with Chase funeral home. Taylor born Feb 23 1915 in Gallia County near Rutland, son of Hollis and Ada Alice Rusk Taylor. Funeral Friday. burial Miles Cemetery, Rutland.
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C. D. Carson Coal Co
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Chase Funeral Home
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Hollis
Ada Alice Rusk Taylor
Miles
Guardsmen Withdraw After Integration Tensions Across States
National Guardsmen left Clinton Tennessee and Sturgis Kentucky as clashes over school integration eased. In Clay Kentucky Mrs. James Gordon and her two children were escorted to Provident School amid mobs, while Texarkana Texas saw two Negro youths face crowds at the college entrance. About 200 of 600 Kentucky guardsmen remained, with 250 white and seven Negro students attending Sturgis High School.
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Knoxville
Ohio GOP Warned Against Complacency at Codsmaiiia
In Columbus Ohio Republican leaders met for a day long state convention with cautions against complacency. U S Senator William F Knowland of California will give the principal address at the RKO Palace Theatre. An 11 plank platform condemns racial segregation calls for higher education expansion and better distribution of local government funds. Ohio Citizens for Eisenhower spokesmen George Bender and A Blain Knapp warned that Democratic wins in Maine show Republicans must work harder or face Ohio losses. Former Lt Governor Paul M Herbert told GOP county chairmen that Ohio has a mess to clean up citing the turnpike bonds value drop as an example. Bender arrived from Washington and faced questions about criticism from Gov Frank Lausche over a campaign letter mailed at government expense.
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Frank J. Lausche
Basketball Star Caps Votes Instead of Points
MINNEAPOLIS George Mikan, 6-foot-10 Lakers center and MP, led the seven candidates for the Republican nomination in Minnesota 3rd district as he shifted from basketball stardom to politics. A DePaul graduate who practices law in Minneapolis, Mikan would face Democrat Roy Wier in the general election.
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Reducing Competition Lausche seen as likely Supreme Court prospect
Ohio Governor Frank Lausche, a five term Democrat, is viewed by many as a probable successor to Justice Sherman Minton on the U S Supreme Court as President Eisenhower seeks a nominee. The discussion centers on Lausche potential impact on Senate control and his own political ambitions.
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Estes Plans Truth Tour on 15 State Campaign Swing
Senator Estes Kefauver the Democratic vice presidential candidate launches a 15 state truth telling campaign swing to highlight criticisms of the Eisenhower Nixon administration. Campaign director James Finnegan says Kefauver will visit Tampa Sarasota Brandon St Petersburg Orlando Cleveland and West Virginia and Ohio on select days beginning Friday.
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West Virginia
Ohio
19 Issues Blocking End of Phone Strike
Federal mediator E L Phillips reports one of the 19 basic issues delaying settlement at Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co has been resolved. Negotiations on a new union management contract ended with both sides in a bargaining mood and progress credited. The Communication Workers of America strike, involving about 600 members, enters its ninth week.
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Portsmouth
Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co
E. L. Phillips
Communication Workers of America
Land slide kills nine in Huelva Spain
A mud and rock slide in Huelva Spain crushed a two story house killing nine occupants. Authorities report heavy rains caused the disaster and rescue teams worked through debris to recover victims and search for others.
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Huelva
Spain
Five Day Forecast Highlights Mild to Cooler Week Ahead
The forecast calls for temperatures averaging normal to three degrees above, with highs from 76 to 79 and lows 55 to 57. Expect mild conditions through Sunday then a cooling trend Monday. Precipitation averaged about a quarter inch, with showers possible Saturday or Sunday.
First Commercial Use of Coal Pipeline Layed
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co. reports 110 miles of pipe between Cadiz and East Lake completed for the world’s first commercial coal pipeline. Three pumping stations remain, with test shipments planned this year. The 10 inch steel line should move 150 tons per hour, delivering 18 million tons to Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co. over 15 years. Coal is crushed and mixed with water to form a slurry about half coal, half water.
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Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co
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Eastlake
Pitt Consol
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Nothing Found in Hunt For Missing Airplane
The U S Air Force said today the search for a weather plane and its 16 man crew believed down in the Sea of Japan had produced absolutely nothing.
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Sea of Japan
Eisenhower Opens Re Election Drive At Farm Rally
President Eisenhower begins his re election campaign as Republican leaders downplay a strong Maine showing by Democrats. About 500 GOP officials head to Gettysburg to rally, while Adlai Stevenson hammers the administration and Senator Estes Kefauver campaigns nationwide. Eisenhower defends integrity and responds to questions on the Supreme Court school desegregation order.
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Wiley Wins GOP Bid In Wisconsin Primary
Wisconsin’s senior senator Alexander Wiley won the GOP nomination for the U.S. Senate after a tight primary against Rep. Glenn R. Davis. Davis conceded early today as Milwaukee returns rolled in, with a third candidate far behind. Wiley, 72, had clashed with state party leaders over voting records and the Bricker amendment history.
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Bender Differentiates GOP and Dem in Speech
In Columbus Senator Bender of Ohio contrasted parties saying the GOP pursues statesmanship while Democrats showed partisanship. He cited Chicago’s flaming oratory and San Francisco’s measured tone, accusing Democrats of attacking Eisenhower's program yet claiming responsibility for its congressional success.
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Titles Given To Methodists
At Lake Junaluska North Carolina on the closing day of the World Methodist Conference fifteen overseas Methodist dignitaries received honorary doctorate degrees from thirteen U S colleges and universities. Bishop Fred Pierce Carson of Philadelphia acted as chancellor for the ceremony, honoring church leaders from Ireland the United Kingdom Australia and New Zealand among others.
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Veterinarians Meet for First Swine Disease Symposium
About 300 veterinarians from Ohio and surrounding states were to gather in Reynoldsburg today for the first annual swine disease symposium.
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Columbus
Ohio
Reynoldsburg
Comfortable Five Room Houses for Rent in City
Numerous inquiries noted for comfortable five room houses with gas furnace and garage. Prefer a couple who plan to remain in the city. Phone 31838.
Woman advertises rental in Mes senger Classifieds
A renter at 135 Franklin Ave is listed among many callers responding to her ad in the Messenger Classified Ads. The notice urges readers looking to rent or buy a home to check the Want Ads daily and to place their ad for quick action by calling 31242.
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Husband Filed For Murder
James Emerson 31, former professional wrestler, charged with first degree murder in the slayings of ex wife Evelyn Emerson 27 and bartender Emmitt Cutlip 28. Emerson pleaded innocent at a preliminary hearing and was ordered held without bond for grand jury action. He allegedly admitted the crimes in a signed statement.
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James Emerson
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David Boothby
Evelyn Emerson
Emmitt Cutlip
Richard L. Davis
David
Emersons
Athens State Hospital
Prisoners Escape From Powerless Guard
Danbury North Carolina two misdemeanor inmates Romney Duncan and John Ireland left a road gang after saying goodbye to a guard who could not fire on them. The escape occurred at Stokes County Prison in a scene noted for the guard’s powerlessness under state law.
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Danbury
N. C
Romney Duncan
John Ireland
Stokes County Prison
DiSalle Proposes Top Economics Advisory Group
Michael V. DiSalle urged creation of a top level economics advisory group modeled after the Joint Chiefs of Staff to guide policy. He spoke to the West Toledo Kiwanis Club arguing broad, collective thinking would prevent policy reflecting a single individual or small faction.
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Michael V. DiSalle
Joint Chiefs of Staff
West Toledo
Rent Ends For Brady Family After Court Order
Federal judge orders Alexander J Brady and family to vacate the 17 room Cleveland mansion, terminate 1 a year rent, and repay 1800 in back rent. Brady had rented at 1 a year since 1949 after selling to the government for a planned veteran hospital.
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Paul Jones
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