UNEF Role Discussed for Gaza Strip Amid Tensions
Egyptian spokesman says in principle UN troops will be stationed along the Gaza border while Egypt administers the territory. Israel voices alarm as Golda Meir seeks US talks and Hammarskjold delays trip amid dispute over UNEF deployment and authority.
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Gaza
Gaza Strip
Israel
Egypt
Strip
U. S
Golda Meir
United States
State Dulles
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
Middle East
UN Emergency Force
UNEF
Amin Helmy
Ralph Bunche
E. L. M. Burns
UNFF
Helmy
Gulf of Aqaba
Meir
Mohammed Hassan Abdel Latif
Burns
Bunehe
Ship Workers Stage Strike Across British Shipyards
British shipyard workers walk out in 70 yards and 200000 men join in a nationwide strike affecting over 20 billion dollars in orders. The Confederation of Shipbuilding and Engineering Unions seeks a 10 percent pay rise while arbitration talks begin amid fears of a prolonged clash.
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Amagve Amamole Ilo
Suez Canal
Clyde
Scotland
Thames
England
Britain
Confederation of Shipbuilding and Engineering Unions
Southampton
Harold Watkinson
Nixon Visits Pope Pius in Rome During Italy Tour
Vice President Richard Nixon arrives in Rome after Africa trip for a three day policy discussion with Italian leaders and Pope Pius XII. He meets President Giovanni Gronchi at the palace and may discuss establishing US Vatican relations, a sensitive topic at home.
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Rome
Richard M. Nixon
Africa
Italy
Pius XII
Nixon
Giovanni Gronchi
U. S
United States
Vatican
Pope Pius
Royal Fleet Reserve to be Cut to 5000 in Economy Drive
Britain announced a major reduction in the Royal Fleet Reserve from 30 000 to about 5000 as part of a broad armed forces economy drive aimed at trimming manpower and costs across the service.
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Royal Fleet Reserve
London
Britain
Kohler Brothers Buy Jenkins Woodworking Division
Four Kohler brothers sons of Carl J. Kohler have purchased the Jenkins Woodworking Division of Curt G. Joa Co. The new firm, to be called Kohler Jon Co., will be expanded and manufacture tooling machines. The division currently employs 135 people.
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Sheboygan
Kohler Brothers
Carl J. Kohler
The
Kohler Co
Jenkins Woodworking
Curt G. Joa Co
Curt G. Joa
Kohler-Jon Co
Hoffa Returns to Detroit After Washington Bribery Arrest
James R. Hoffa, Teamsters vice president known as the union crown prince, arrived in Detroit on bail of 25 000 dollars. He refused to comment on bribery charges involving a Senate committee investigator paid to spy on the committee’s probe.
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Detroit
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Senate
Washington
Willow Run
Hoffa
Teamster
Rackets Committee
Union
Senate Committee
Teamster Affairs
Hoffa Portrait Fund Drive Moves Forward in Hoffa Tribute
The Hoffa Portrait Fund Drive, backing a life size James R. Hoffa portrait for a Jimmy Hoffa children’s home in Israel, will continue as a memorial. Nicholas M. Blassie announced the effort, noting prior donations and a call for more contributions to cover costs.
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St. Louis
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Senate
Jimmy
Nicholas M. Blassie
Blassie
Jimmy Hoffa
Israel
Harold Gibbons
Teamsters Joint Council 13
Gene Walla
Teamsters
Nicholas A. Volpe
Hoffa
Execution Stay Fails To Halt Abbott's California Death
At San Quentin the lethal gas chamber executed Burton W. Abbott a 28 year old UC Berkeley student after a last minute gubernatorial clemency attempt. Gov Knight aboard the Hancock sought delay as State Atty Gen Brown urged a moratorium arguing capital punishment does not deter crime. Abbott had alleged innocence in the 1955 kidnapping and murder of Stephanie Bryan.
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San Quentin
Calif
California
Burton W. Abbott
Goodwin J. Knight
Knight
Hancock
Abbott
University of California
Stephanie Bryan
Berkeley
Sacramento
Edmund G. Brown
Weather outlook Shows cold night and slight warmup Sunday
The weather fair continues with colder tonight and slightly warmer temperatures Sunday. Tonight’s low expected 15 to 25 degrees, Sunday high in the mid 30s. Noon readings include 37 at American Motors Corp, 38 at the sewage treatment plant, and 38 downtown. Overnight low 26 at the plant. A trace of snow noted. Friday’s high low at the plant were 36 and 19. Sunrise 6 02 AM, sunset 5 58 PM.
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American Motors Corp
Eisenhower’s Sea Air Cruise Aids Cough
President Eisenhower’s cough eased as he enjoyed sea air on a rest cruise aboard the Canberra off the Bahamas. Navy forecasts call for warm sunshine as he maintains contact with Washington, preparing for a Bermuda conference with Prime Minister Macmillan March 21 to 24. Mrs Eisenhower heads to Gettysburg with grandchildren for a holiday.
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Eisenhower
Navy
Canberra
Bahamas
Miami
Bermuda
Harold Macmillan
Hagerty
Washington
Eisenhower Farm
Gettysburg
Clennon King To Take Rest At Alcorn College
Alcorn A&M College President J D Boyd says history professor Clennon King will be given an opportunity to rest after King requested relief from teaching. King’s writings sparked a student boycott that nearly shuttered the all Negro college. about 561 students signed withdrawal slips, though attendance is returning to normal as King remains a faculty member.
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Alcorn
Miss
J. D. Boyd
Alcorn A&m College
Clennon King
Boyd
King
J. R. Otis
E. R. Jobe
all-White States College Board
Jackson King
Albany
Two State Deaths Raise Toll to 145
The Wisconsin 1957 traffic death toll rose to 145 after two motorists died in separate early morning crashes. Albert Klabunde, 27, Mishicot, lost control on Highway 147 near Mishicot at about 1 30 a.m. Erwin Steffs, 53, Janesville, died around 5 a.m. when his car collided head on with a semi on Highway 15 in Waukesha County.
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Wisconsin
Albert Klabunde
Route 1
Mishicot
Erwin Steffs
Janesville
Highway 15
Waukesha County
Nine Indicted In Vice Probe At Portland
Portland officials report nine indictments by a vice-probing Grand Jury in which Mayor Terry Schrunk was a witness. Frank J. Malloy of the Teamsters and Officer Mmaymona J. Nonanigat face extortion and false swearing charges respectively. Roadnight and Malloy released on bond. more arrests expected.
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Portland
Ore
Terry Schrunk
Frank J. Malloy
Teamsters Union
Mmaymona J. Nonanigat
Schrunk
Malloy
Senate
Teamsters
Roadnight
State Tornado Season Soon Warns Wisconsin Climatologist
State climatologist Paul J. Waite says Wisconsin’s tornado season is near, with early records from Berlin and Bancroft last April 3 and a few in March. He notes activity rises through April May peaks in June with about 30 percent of tornadoes. He cites the 1899 New Richmond circus day disaster that killed 117 as the greatest on record, and says forecasts reach the press first while communities with warning networks are alerted.
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Madison
Paul J. Waite
Wisconsin
Berlin
Bancroft
Waite
New Richmond
Van Nuys Violinist Jailed Over 15 Cats
In Van Nuys California judge sentences violinist Glen Mitchell fifty years total two days in jail for each of his 15 cats he did not remove as court ordered. Mitchell aged 50 faced the compulsory cats disposition measure.
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van Nuys
Calif
Glen Mitchell
Mitchell
Grand Jury Returns True Bills in Palmer Slaying
A Cook County Grand Jury returned murder and conspiracy true bills against 13 white youths in the hammer slaying of 17 year old Alvin Palmer on a South Side street corner. Witnesses questioned by the jury included Wilmore Johnson and Joseph Schwartz, who admitted striking Palmer, as State's Attorney Adamuoski planned to seek the death penalty for the indicted murderers. Elijah Palmer, the victim's father, and three officers also testified.
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Chicago
Cook County
Alvin Palmer
Wilmore Johnson
Palmer
Joseph Schwartz
Atty
Benjamin Adamowski
Elijah Palmer
Queen and Prince May Visit U S Rumor
The Independent Daily Sketch reports President Eisenhower inviting Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip to visit the United States with a possible royal party including Prince Charles and Princess Anne. Buckingham Palace denies definite plans and Eisenhower says nothing is firm to discuss.
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London
the Independent Daily Sketch
Eisenhower
Queen Elizabeth II
Prince Philip
United States
Macmillan
Bermuda
Prince Charles
Princess Anne
Buckingham Palace
State Man Charged With Tax Evasion
A criminal information filed in federal court charges Harry J. Michels of rural Markesaw with evading 1384 in 1953 federal income taxes. The information states Michels claimed excessive deductions for contributions interest taxes and medical expenses.
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Milwaukee
Harry J. Michels
Markesaw
Michels
New York Celebrates St Patrick’s Day Parade on Fifth Avenue
New York marks St Patrick’s Day with a noon parade up Fifth Avenue from 44th Street to 96th Street led by Cardinal Spellman. Dublin Lord Mayor Francis Briscoe will review with Mayor Robert Wagner. parade manager John J. Sheahan is hospitalized, replaced by James A. Farley.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Kelly
Kohn
Kosciusko
Kirsch
Francis Cardinal Spellman
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Robert Briscoe
Dublin
Robert F. Wagner
John J. Sheahan
Manhattan
Sheahan
James A. Farley
Beck Plans Delay in Providing Personal Records
Teamsters president Dave Beck announced a 96hour delay before answering when he will surrender his personal financial records to the Senate Rackets Committee. Beck said he will confer with lawyers on Tuesday and inform the committee on Wednesday whether he will turn over the documents, potentially invoking the Fifth Amendment.
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Washington
Teamsters
Dave Beck
Senate
Beck
Senate Rackets Committee
Seattle
Wash
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
FBI
James R. Hoffa
James H. Duff
R-Pa
Pacific Northwest
Frank W. Brewster
Brewster
Needmore Racing
Open Sunday feature in Classified Pages tonight
The paper introduces a new feature classification on the Classified Pages listing stores open all day Sunday. Use it for unexpected company, guests, or a Sunday snack run and patronize those open on Sundays.
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Hassan Abdel Latif
Matar
Japan
Germany
Ciampino
Tripoli
Libya
James D. Zellerbach
Hoffa Portrait Fund Drive
Brown
Lester A. McMillan
McMillan
Ike
James C. Hagerty
Clennon
Associated Press
Vice
Say
Prince
44Th St
96Th St
Wagner
Briscoe
Lenox Hill Hospital
Dorothy Dobrescu
Grand Jury
Aflcio
William F. Schnitzler
Organized Labor
National Council of Presbyterian Men
Afl-Cio Ethical Practices Committee
Schnitzler
McClellan
Beck, Duff
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