U S Plans More Aid To France For Indochina War
The United States edges toward a 385 million dollar military aid pact with France to bolster the anti Communist drive in Indochina. The accord, approved by the NSC and supported by President Eisenhower, would back funding for weapons, planes, and training to push back Communist forces within two years.
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Washington
United States
France
Indochina
Congress
Eisenhower
National Security Council
Europe
Laos
Cambodia
Viet-Nam
Celebrezze Wins Cleveland Mayoral Runoff Over Porter
Anthony J. Celebrezze, 43, backed by the local Democratic organization, defeats Albert S. Porter in the Cleveland mayoral runoff. Porter trails McDermott while Celebrezze leads with 50,967 votes to Porter's 37,901. McDermott totals 44,911 unofficially. Gov. Lausche and the Cleveland Press supported Celebrezze.
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Cleveland
Anthony J. Celebrezze
William J. McDermott
Celebrezze
Frank J. Lausche
Cleveland Press
Albert S. Porter
Porter
McDermott
Butler Police Nab Escapees From Mansfield Reformatory
Butler County deputies arrested two Mansfield Reformatory escapees in Hamilton after a report sighting Adkins. The men, Jack Gfrover 24 and Robert Adkins 25, tried to flee but surrendered after two shots were fired. Gfrover was serving a forgery sentence and Adkins a robbery complicity sentence.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Butler County
Mansfield Reformatory
Jack Gfroever
Robert Adkins
Adkins
Gfroever
Reformatory
Here
Supreme Court Reviews Poison Slayer Conviction
Mrs Davie Dean 54 seeks relief from a first degree murder conviction in the electric chair. Attorney Hugh C Nichols of Batavia argues a series of errors at an Ohio Supreme Court hearing. The court took the request under study.
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Columbus
Ohio
Davie Dean
Hugh C. Nichols
Batavia
Ohio Superme
WVU Students Charged in Fairmont Hotel Robbery
Two West Virginia University students from Morgantown were charged with armed robbery in the hold up of Fairmont hotel owner Robert Gregory Colasanti and Anthony Scotchel Jr. Both are held for grand jury action in default of $5000 bond each.
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Fairmont
W. Va
West Virginia University
Morgantown
Robert Gregory Colasanti
Anthony Scotchel, Jr
Commerce
Peggy Lee Sues Brad Dexter for Divorce in California
Singer Peggy Lee files for divorce from Brad Dexter in Santa Monica California citing cruelty as the grounds. The action seeks dissolution of marriage and resolution of ancillary issues.
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Santa Monica
Calif “P
Peggy Lee
Brad Dexter
Ground Rules Confirmed For POW Interviews
The Korean Repatriation Commission announced interview rules for war prisoners refusing repatriation. Individual interviews may occur against a prisoner’s will and multiple sessions could be required, drawing Allied protest. Meetings face potential suspension for disturbances or protests.
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Panmunjom
Korean Repatriation Commission
Commission
Wilson Shuns Query On Spending Cuts
Secretary of Defense Wilson avoids predicting large US military spending cuts while saying he doubts Russia will start a war now. In a separate briefing civil defense chief Val Peterson warned Russia has enough atomic bombs to strike multiple major American cities simultaneously.
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Washington
Wilson
Val Peterson
Russia
Flames Level Turner Home At Dyesville
POMEROY The two story frame home of Mr and Mrs Henry Turner Dyesville was destroyed by fire at about 1030 am today. Firemen from Pomeroy and Rutland were commended for saving a church a store building and the Turners furniture was saved by neighbors. Dyesville is in Columbia Township four miles north of Dexter. Firemen said the blaze was out of control on arrival and the cause was unknown. Mrs Turner was at home when the fire started and Mr Turner was at work with the New York Central railroad.
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Pomeroy
Henry Turner
Dyesville
Pomeroy and
Rutland
Turners
Columbia Township
Dexter
Turner
Mr. Turner
New York Central Railroad
2 Car Crash Kills Infant in Ohio Intersection
In St Clairsville Ohio a two car crash at U S 40 and Ohio 26 near Morristown killed five month old Stanley Patterson of Aultus Air Force Base and injured Edgar W Patterson 27 his wife Pauline 21 and their 19 month old Raymon d. Edward A Gunn 26 of Bethesda driver of the other car faces drunk driving charges.
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ST. Clairsville
Ohio
U. S. 40
Morristown
Edgar W. Patterson
Aultus Air Force Base
Aultus
Okio
Pauline
Stanley
Raymond Patterson
Accient
The
State Highway Patrol
Edward A. Gunn
Bethesda
Ohio Swelters In Heat Wave
A late season heat wave hit Ohio causing mid-90s statewide with Cincinnati reaching 99 degrees. Officials warned scattered afternoon storms could curb temperatures while forecasters expected another hot day.
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Ohio
Columbus
Weather Bureau
Cincinnati
Waterless Bethel Awaits Water Trucks
Bethel Ohio residents faced a drought as 2000 people awaited water delivered by tank trucks. The village council met but received discouraging Civil Defense updates and saw little hope for aid from officials.
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Bethel
Ohio
Sothwestern Ohio
Violent Waterfront Dispute Looms In Pier Treup Threat
New York faces a looming longshoremen strike as deadline nears amid rival unions ILA and AFL linked groups. Police reinforce wharves while ILA disputes wage talks with the New York Shipping Association representing 170 companies. The AFL established a new union after ousting the ILA over racketeering concerns.
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New York
Portland
Maine
Hampton Roads
International Longshoremen’s Association
ILA
AFL
New York Shipping Association
Ila-Afl
Employers’ Association
Gov Warren Named Successor to Vinson
Gov Warren is named successor to Vinson in a domestic leadership development. The article also covers UN debates on Korea with Russia seeking to reopen discussions while the United States and Britain push to prevent a broad round table. France debates Moroccan and Tunisian nationalist matters, signaling possible walkout.
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Gov. Warren
Vinson
Silent Abductor Keeps Victim's Fate Mystery
In Kansas City AP report, kidnappers delay the fate of 6 year old Bobby Greenlease son of a millionaire automobile dealer. Police say no new clues exist as the child remains missing two days after the abduction from a private school. Family spokesman Robert Ledterman says eight crank calls have been received and no contact has been established with the abductors.
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Robert C. Greenlease
Robert C. Greenlease, Jr
Kansas City
Bobby Greenlease
French Institute of Notre Dame de Lion
C. Greenlease
Piotessivnal Commis
Frey
Bobby
Greenlease
Robert Ledterman
Ledterman
Warren for Chief Justice? Eisenhower Names Warren or Possible Associate
President Eisenhower names Gov. Earl Warren of California as a leading candidate for the Supreme Court vacancy. Reporters press for confirmation at his 10 week first news conference as speculation narrows to Warren as chief justice or an associate seat. Warren, a 62 year old Republican, has a record as crime prosecutor and California governor with no prior judgeship.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Labor
Russia
White House
Warren
California
James C. Hagerty
Atty
Brownell
Sacramento
Calif
Harold H. Burton
Burton
Fred M. Vinson
Big Alameda County
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Bridal Path Mishap Kills Mrs. Patton in Massachusetts
Mrs Beatrice Ayer Patton widow of Gen George S Patton was thrown from a saddle horse on a bridal path and died at Beverly Hospital Her husband Gen Patton died in Europe in a jeep collision and their daughter Beatrice died last year The article notes a Patton yacht named When and If and references Army Capt George S Patton Jr.
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Hamilton
Mass
Beatrice Ayer Patton
George S. Patton
Beverly Hospital
Churchill and Eden Return Amid Russian Call for Big Four Talks
Prime Minister Churchill and Foreign Secretary Eden fly home from vacations to London facing a diplomatic puzzle as Russia asks the Big Four to meet with Red China. They are due back tonight for a Cabinet meeting Friday with the Russian note expected to top the agenda.
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London
Churchill
Anthony Eden
Mediterranean
Russia
China
France
Eden
Greece
Actress Madge Meredith Weds Dr Charles L Corley
Hollywood actress Madge Meredith married Dr Charles L Corley on Tuesday. Meredith had been sentenced to five years to life for conspiring to kidnap a restaurant supplier, a sentence commuted in 1951 by Gov Earl Warren who called the case bizarre and more fantastic than films.
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Hollywood
Madge Meredith
Tehachapi
Charles L. Corley
Earl Warren
Benson to Create Global Marketing Bureau in USDA Reorg
Washington plans a major reorganization in the Agriculture Department to form a top marketing bureau replacing the Production and Marketing Administration. Assistant Secretary John H. Davis moves from crop control to foreign marketing as the first step. Full details pending. implementation could take two to three months.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Benson
Production and Marketing Administration
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
John H. Davis
National Council of Farmer Cooperatives
Cache of Narcotics Uncovered in Dayton
Dayton police uncovered narcotics worth $6000 on the legal market and $30,000 to dope sellers after trapping two burglars. Richard Shockley age 23 and Paul Looney age 18 confessed to drug store burglaries and a safe burglary Saturday night.
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Dayton
Ohio
Richard Shockley
Paul Looney
Patrol Chief Said Planning To Retire
Col. George Mingle, superintendent of the state highway patrol, was unavailable for comment as reports circulated that he plans to retire soon. He is eligible for retirement this year and was said to be fishing in the north, though he gave no indication of retirement.
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Columbus
George Mingle
State Highway Patrol
Mingle
Pedestrian Killed in Bryan Ohio Traffic Crash
Fred Stengier, 76, was struck by a automobile and killed Tuesday night in Bryan Ohio.
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Bryan
Ohio
Fred Stengier
Yankees Favored In Series Opener
New York Yankees with Allie Reynolds favored to beat the Brooklyn Dodgers in the World Series opener. Carl Erskine to pitch for the Dodgers as a right hander. A crowd of about 60 000 expected.
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New York
New York Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Allie Reynolds
Yankees
Carl Erskine
15 Day Bus Strike Ends In Lancaster
Public transit buses resumed service in Lancaster Ohio after a 15 day strike by Local 637 Teamsters AFL over pay. The one year contract increases base pay for 13 drivers and 3 mechanics from 1.20 to 1.33 per hour with a 2 cent bump on April 1 and three weeks of paid vacation for long service. A 15 cent cash fare with four tokens for 50 cents replaces the old fare of 19 cents cash or three tokens for 25 cents.
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Lancaster
Ohio
Lancaster Transit, Inc
Teamsters Union Afl
Sea Diving Record Set by Piccard and Son
Aboard the corvette Fenice off Ponza Island Italy Prof Auguste Piccard and his son Jacques descended their 52 foot diving box Trieste to a depth of 3150 meters 10334 feet in the Tyrrhenian Sea setting a new world depth record. The plunge surpassed the previous record of 1550 meters 5085 feet achieved by two French naval officers off Toulon on August 12.
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Ponza Island
Italy
Auguste Piccard
Jacques
Trieste
Toulon
Two British warships collide during major NATO drill
In near midnight darkness 80 miles south of Iceland the 8000 ton cruiser Swiftsure and 2610 ton destroyer Diamond collided during Operation Maritime drills. Thirty two crew were injured though none seriously. The ships withdrew to port for damage assessment with Swiftsure bound for Malefic Iceland and Diamond for the Clyde, Scotland.
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London
NATO
Iceland
Swiftsure
Diamond
Maleriff
Clyde
Scotland
Big Four Talk at Risk Over German Unification Plan
Western diplomats said Russia may be undermining the foreign ministers conference on Germany planned for Oct 15 in Lugano Switzerland. Moscow pressed a note with demands and accusations, while the State Department called it evasive and accused Moscow of using dilatory tactics.
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Washington
Russia
Germany
Lugano
Switzerland
State Department
Logan Phone Service Extension Permitted
The state utilities commission permits Logan Home Telephone Co to serve a small group of subscribers formerly on the Wellston exchange. Subscribers were transferred to Logan’s McArthur exchange and join with community interests in McArthur.
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Columbus
State Utilities Commission
Logan Home Telephone Co
Wellston
General Telephone Re
Logan
McArthur Exchange
McArthur
West Berlin Honors Ernst Reuter After Death
West Berlin mourns mayor Ernst Reuter who died suddenly last night. Deputy mayor Walter Schreiber leads a conservative coalition in a temporary government as Berlin plans a permanent setup next week. Reuter, praised by President Eisenhower, had united factions in defense of freedom against communism.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Ernst Reuter
Reuter
Brandenburg Gate
White House
Fisenhower
Washington
Christian Democrats
Walter Schreiber
Schreiber
GOP Senators Spurn Labor Panel Posts
Washington. Republican vacancies on the Senate Labor Committee arise after the Taft Hartley era layoffs with Sen Taft's death and Sen Aiken's likely move. Chairman H Alexander Smith says Republicans hesitate to join the labor panel as it could be a political liability.
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GOP
Washington
Senate Labor Committee
Senate
Congress
Sen
Taft
Ohio
Sen. Aiken
R-Vi
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
H. Alexander Smith
Smith
North Korean Pilot to Test Captive MIG in Okinawa
A North Korean pilot who flew a Russian MIG to South Korea in September is aiding U S fliers in Okinawa to test the jet. General Mark Clark said the MIG would be returned to its rightful owner once ownership is decided, while the pilot who landed it would still receive a 1 dollar reward for the first MIG delivered to the UN. The pilot vanished from public view on September 22, and the dismantled plane was shipped by C124 Globemaster to an undisclosed location.
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United Nations
N.Y
Russia
UN General Assembly
Korea
United States
Britain
Vishinsky
Assembly
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
France
India
Okyo
South Korea
Okinawa
Mark Clark
Marietta Gridder 18 In Serious Condition After Crash
James Watson an 18 year old Marietta college football player from Philo is in serious condition at Carmel hospital after a truck car crash that killed two of his teammates. He was moved from Zanesville to Columbus for treatment.
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Olumbus
Ohio
James Watson
Marietta ‘Ge
Philo
Carmel Hospital
Watson
Zanesville
Bridge Collapse Traps Man. Springfield Injury Reported
A man identified as 25 year old Joseph Kreshak was injured Tuesday when a century old bridge west of Springfield gave way. He was on the bridge when the structure collapsed, trapping him under fallen timber and debris.
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Springfield
Ohio
Joseph Kreshak
Donna
Colla
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