De Valera Winds Up Campaign In Ireland Election
Eamon De Valera, 74 and nearly blind, winds up Fianna Fail campaign to regain premiership as Ireland votes under proportional representation. Costello’s Fine Gael leads, with Labor and farmers also represented. Sinn Fein plans seats refusal if elected amid a tense, slow-counted race for 147 Dail seats.
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Dublin
Ireland
Eamon de Valera
de Valera
Fianna Fail
Men of Destiny
John A. Costello
Costello
Fine Gael
Labor
Farmers
Fine Gael United Irish Party
Costellio
Labor and
Farmer's
Irish Republican Army
Sinn Fein
IRA
Sinn
White House to Begin Helicopter Service for President
The White House announced a two month rollout for new helicopter service for President Eisenhower. Two small helicopters will shuttle him between the White House south grounds and Washington National Airport, not to Burning Tree Golf Club, per Press Secretary James Hagerty.
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Washington
White House
Eisernhower
James C. Hagerty
Air Force
Washington National Airport
Hagerty
Burning Tree Golf Club
Military Air Transport Service
Hodge Granted Shortened Federal Term With Probation
Federal judge suspends conditional one of two 10 year sentences for Orville E. Hodge former Illinois state auditor. Probation set for 5 years of the second 10 year period. Hodge remains in state custody at Chester and must wait 7 years and 3 months for possible state probation. Restitution remains required to satisfy 25 counts of the federal indictment.
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Chicago
Orville E. Hodge
Illinois
John P. Barnes
Hodge
Menard
Chester
Plane Crash In Honshu Bay Kills and Traps 17
A Japanese air force C 46 cargo plane crashed into a bay in southwestern Honshu today. Seventeen people were aboard including two Americans. They are missing and believed dead. The U S Far East Air Forces said the two Americans and their ranks were not released. The Japanese air force reported eleven passengers and a crew of six.
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Tokyo
Honshu
U. S. Far East Air Forces
Rock Fall Kills Four at Little Rock Excavation Site
A landslide of rock and dirt at an excavation in Little Rock business district today killed at least four workers. Rescue crews battled debris as authorities investigated the collapse and secured the site.
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Little Rock
Ark
Brennan Nomination to Supreme Court Approved
The Senate Judiciary Committee unanimously approved President Eisenhower's nomination of William Joseph Brennan Jr to be a Supreme Court justice.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
President Eisenhower
William Joseph Brennan Jr
Supreme Court
Follett Bank Robbery Stuns Town As Officers Attend Meeting
A lone bandit robbed Follett National Bank of about $20,000 today and escaped while most area peace officers were at a regional meeting in Amarillo. The incident disrupted Follett, Texas, with investigators seeking clues.
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Follett, Tex
Follett National Bank
Amarillo
Chicago Man Freed Then Re-Arrested On Florida Rape Charge
Edward Bennie Bedwell, 21, previously freed after being charged with murdering the Grimes sisters, was immediately arrested on assault and rape charges. A warrant accuses him of raping a 13 year old girl in Florida.
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Chicago
Edward Bennie Bedwell
Grimes Sisters
Odd Jobs
Florida
June Allyson hospitalised with severe bronchial pneumonia
Hollywood actress June Allyson is treated for a severe case of bronchial pneumonia at UCLA Hospital. She was admitted Sunday after separating from Dick Powell following an 11 year marriage.
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Hollywood
June Allyson
Ucla Hospital
Dick Powell
Drive to Cut U.S. Budget Faces Slim Prospects
In Washington the House debates trimming Eisenhower’s $71.8 billion budget as Speaker Rayburn cautions taxpayers not to expect large reductions. Rep. Pelly seeks to cap next year’s appropriations at $65 billion with 26 signers on a letter urging quick debate. Rayburn notes money as the enduring change over 44 years in Congress.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Sam Rayburn
R-Wash
House Rules Committee
Pelly
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Rules Committee
House
Rayburn
Congress
Princess Caroline Baptized in Monaco Cathedral
Princess Caroline, six weeks old and daughter of Prince Rainier III and Princess Grace, was baptized Sunday at Monaco’s Roman Catholic cathedral. She cried loudly during the ceremony.
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Monte Carlo
Monaco
Caroline
Prince Rainier Iit
Princess Grace
Child's Body Found In Closet In Bellmawr Case
The disappearance of four year old Mary Jane Barker ends with the discovery of her body in an unfinished Bellmawr house closet. Autopsy shows starvation. officials debate whether she wandered in or was trapped. the puppy found with her is to be examined. Authorities describe conflicting theories amid a week long hunt by police and volunteers.
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Bellmawr
N. J
Mary Jane Barker
Mary Jane
Mary Freitta
Camden County
Robert J. Blake
Edward Garrity
Garrity
South Jersey
Election Day Set for Four City Wards and Two Townships
Voters in four city wards and two townships will cast ballots tomorrow in the Spring primary. Primary County Supervisor contests are in the 9th 10th 15th and 18th wards. Somers and Salem townships vote Tuesday with polls from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. in the city and 8 a.m. elsewhere.
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Somers
Salem
Weather Forecast Notes Slight Change In Outlook
The bureau predicts mostly cloudy skies with a chance of light snow flurries this afternoon tonight and Tuesday. It will be a bit colder Tuesday with overnight lows 20 to 25 and highs in the mid to upper 20s. Day temperatures around the city reached 30 at American Motors and downtown 33 at the sewage treatment plant. The low reading since midnight was 21. Kenosha's 28 high Sunday was second to Madison's 30. Kenosha posted a 10 above state low yesterday. Sunrise 6 22 a.m. Sunset 5 45 p.m.
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American Motors
Kenosha
Madison
Air Force Plans Two Ice Stations in Arctic
The Air Force will reoccupy Fletcher's Island T3 this week and establish a new floating post 700 miles north west of T3 for 18 month International Geophysical Year scientific work. Ten scientists and ten Air Force personnel led by Maurice Davidson will man the second site on ice 10 to 12 feet thick, serving from Thule base and Alaska stations.
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Washington
Air Force
Arctic
Alaska
North Pole
Fletcher's Island
Pole
Canadian
Beaufort Sea
Ellesmere Island
Maurice Davidson
Columbia University
Lamont Geological Observatory
Fletcher
Bomber Pilot Killed In Parachute Jump
A bomber pilot died Sunday night after parachuting from a disabled B25 near Franktown Colorado about 30 miles southeast of Denver. The three other Air Force crew members parachuted to safety but one was injured.
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Franktown
Colo
Denver
Air Force
Holland Township Tax Paradise Defies Local Burden
Holland Township in Hunterdon County New Jersey relies on a state gross receipts tax from the Holland generating station to fund its budget. The tax yields about 377,054 dollars annually for 1,500 residents, supporting roads and schools with a minimal local real estate levy. The township shares the gross receipts tax with nearby towns in proportion to company property, while maintaining the state's lowest county tax rate of 1.80 dollars per 100 of assessed value.
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Holland Generating Station
New Jersey Power and Light Co
Board of Education
Ben-Gurion Orders Withdrawal Prompts Jerusalem Protests
Demonstrators protested Prime Minister Ben-Gurion's order to pull Israeli troops from Egypt as clashes with police erupted in Jerusalem. Dayan met UN forces head Burns at Lydda Airport to plan the Gaza and Aqaba withdrawal ahead of a Knesset briefing.
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Jerusalem
David Ben-Gurion
Egypt
Ben-Gurion
Moshe Dayan
E. L. M. Burns
United Nations Emergency Force
Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
Lydda
Dayan
Burns
Golda Meir
Israel
Knesset
United States
United Nations
Meir
UN Assembly
Abba Eban
Mother of 3 Perishes in Car Mishap
Betty Ann Murray White 25 of 4720 22nd Ave died early Sunday when her northbound car left Hy 41 north of the state line and crashed into trees. Coroner says head injuries likely skull fracture. She left Fossland's restaurant at 12:30 a.m. after working since 4 p.m. Survived by husband John, two sons John Jr and Jeffery, daughter Sherry Ann, and her parents Harry E Murray and Maude Murray.
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Kenosha County
John
Betty) White
22Nd Ave
Hy. 41
William Raven
Clark's
Don Layton
Sheriff's Office
White
Fossland
State Line
Raven
Henry L. Otterness
Rt. 1
Zion
Ill
Richard Schenning
Robert Johns
Robert Kreth
Leo Sikora
Betty Ann Murray
Dogsboro
Del
Dogboro
John White
Warwick Co
Waupun
John Jr
Jeffery J
Kenosha
Sherry Ann
Harry E. Murray
Vineland
N. J
Maude Murray
Doris Shilp
Back Demands For Bus Service In Augusta Maine
Catholic parents plan to enroll 900 parochial students in public schools to back a petition demanding school bus transportation. William H. Bean, 30, said an ultimatum would be delivered to Mayor Lloyd H. Carey with a March 11 deadline. The drive has 100 percent backing from Catholic parents.
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Augusta
William H. Bean
Lloyd H. Carey
Bean
South Texas Sees Welcome Rain Besets Drought Areas
Heavy weekend storms drenched drought-stricken south Texas with hail and more than an inch of rain in Karnes County where food commodities are distributed to over 10,000 of 17,000 residents. The rain belt spread statewide and traffic was stalled on U S Highway 59 between Goliad and Beeville with no major damage reported.
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Dallas
South
Texas
Weather Bureau
Karnes
U. S
Widow of Coolidge On Critical List
Northampton Massachusetts Mrs Calvin Coolidge 78 widow of the former president remained in critical condition today in a Northampton hospital.
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Northampton
Mass
Calvin Coolidge
Harbour strike drags on as crew reject six year deal
Striking crew of about 400 harbor craft workers in New York rejected a proposed six year contract for the port dispute. The walkout continues into its 32nd day, prolonging a major maritime labor action.
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New York
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