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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1957

Page

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Air Force eyes near light speed ships in five year plan

Washington February 18 top Air Force scientist Col William O Davis outlined plans to study tonic propulsion enabling rockets to reach near light speeds. Two contracts totaling about 200000 were let for research while a moon flight could be cut to two seconds at light speed and Mars travel to about 15 days with acceleration.

Washington INS Air Force William O. Davis Pentagon York University Office of Scientific Research Davis Moon Mars

Derailment Delays Deepwater Wrecking Crew

A 15 car derailment two miles east of Deepwater in Fayette County delayed a wrecking crew en route to a Pemberton rail accident. A Mullens crew diverted from Pemberton after a call. No injuries reported and damage estimates were not released.

Beckley Deepwater Fayette County Pemberton Virginian Railway Co Mullens Ment Virginian Railway

Ike's Mid-East Plan Revised Then Approved

The Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Forces Committees approve Eisenhower's Middle East resolution 20 to 8 after removing direct authorization for armed force and replacing it with a milder statement that the U.S. is prepared to act if needed. The final section says the U.S. may use armed forces to aid nations facing aggression from communism, subject to treaties and UN charter.

Washington INS Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Forces Eisenhower Middle East Richard Russell Harry F. Byrd Estes Kefauver Tenn J. William ‘Fulbright Ark Mike Mansfield Mont Wayne Morse Ore Russell Long Sam Ervin N. C United States United Nations

Eisenhower Signals Qualified Support for Middle East Resolution

President Eisenhower indicated qualified approval of the Middle East resolution passed by the Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services committees. A White House spokesman said the President and Secretary of State Dulles wish to study one phase further before final endorsement, though Hagerty stated the resolution in its present form seems to give the President the authority he sought.

Thomasville INS Eisenhower Middle East Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees White House John Foster Dulles James C. Hagerty

Counties face shifts in state school aid under tentative plan

The Associated Press reports a tentative state school aid allocation for the next fiscal year affects 28 counties with gains and 27 losing. Total state aid would be 56.8 million dollars, up 655 thousand from this year, including 165 thousand for teachers salaries. Local share totals 22.6 million, up 139 thousand, with calculations based on county property values and tax levies.

Egypt blasts US Israeli troop exit plan as Arabs offended

Cairo charges the US proposal on Israeli troop withdrawal from Gaza and the Gulf of Aqaba as a slap at Arabs. An Egyptian official says Dulles ignores Arab rights and favors Israel while Israel seeks navigation rights in Egyptian waters. Israel seeks clarification from Washington on the plan and delays a cabinet meeting on Gaza and Aqaba issues. The UN force faces delays in reopening the Suez Canal to limited traffic by March 10.

Egypt Cairo U.S Gaza Aqaba Gulf Israel Gulf of Aqaba United Nations Gaza Strip United States Dulles Syria Jordan Waeine Jerusalem Agaba Gulf Gaza ‘Strip Washington Middle East Dullés Suez Canal U.N INA Assembly Prince Wan Waithayasee Thailand

United States Calls Soviet Charges Absurd at UN

U S officials label Soviet accusations of U S aggression absurd and a mockery of UN aims. The United States ready to push back as Egypt and others debate troop withdrawals and potential UN force amid tense East West exchanges.

United Nations N.Y United States U. S Soviet Union

Ficklen Dies at 69 Former AP electric VP

William Fitzhugh Ficklen age 69, longtime Appalachian Electric Power Co. vice president and 37 year public utilities director, died unexpectedly in Charleston Memorial Hospital after health issues forced retirement in 1949. He helped map plans for Kanawha Airport and served on the advisory committee that spurred that multi million dollar project. He was a five time Edgewood Country Club president and a former director of American Gas and Electric Co. in New York City.

William Fitzhugh Ficklen Appalachian Electric Power Co Kanawha Airport Charleston Memorial Hospital Mr. Ficklen Appalachian Vermont Virginia Ficklen Edgewood Country Club The American Gas and Electric Co New York City Page

Tragic Structure Fire Claims Three Lives in Council Bluffs

A devastating three story rest home fire in Council Bluffs Iowa claims three lives and injures many as responders race to rescue residents and staff. Fire Chief Waldo Merrill notes the blaze enveloped the building rapidly while efforts continue to account for all occupants.

Council Bluffs Towa Kenneth Patin Waldo Merrill E. J. Herron Des’ Moines Merrill Rand Ceol

Paris Lays Plans To Tame Noise With No Progress

France's new noise-abatement commission met in Paris on February 13 to discuss reducing ear jolting traffic and industrial sounds. Professor Fernand Remolieres explained the difficulty as there is so much noise that no agreement on steps has been reached.

Paris INS France Fernand Remolieres

Levy Election Set April 22 in Kana County

A special levy election was set for April 22 in Kana County to fund a professional property reappraisal on a uniform basis. The plan, approved by a Citizens Advisory Group with the County Court, aims to inform the public of the levy need amid a financial crisis and potential loss of state aid. Attendance by business, civic, governmental, and labor groups was noted.

Kanawha Citizens Board Umsinees Elvic Ia. TeRpense -T

Senate Civil Service Change Debate Fails in House

Fragmentary article notes Senate discussions on civil service changes and the House passing a related measure without debate. No clear names or dates are readable.

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