Eisenhower Mollet Agree On Peace Plan For Mid East
Ike and French Premier Mollet reached a common position that Middle East issues can be resolved by peaceful means. The joint communique emphasized open transit through the Suez Canal and UN endorsed provisions for neutral operations and German reunification by free elections.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Guy Mollet
Middle East
Mollet
New York
United Nations
Suez Canal
United Nations Security Council
Egypt
Germany
NATO
Europe
United States
Crippled airliner lands safely after juice fix
Detroit passengers narrate a Capital Airlines Constellation that circled two cities for hours with a frozen nose wheel. Captain William Richey steered the craft to Willow Run Airport using orange juice and coffee to actuate the hydraulic system, no injuries reported among 26 aboard.
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Detroit
William Richey
Minneapolis
Capital Airlines
Constellation
Willow Run
Hairport
Capital
Richey
Gen. Mitchell Field
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Ralph Reid
Edward Langenfield
New Holstein
Wis
Langenfield
Reid
Right to Work Backers May Block Indiana Tax Hike
Whispers in Indiana Senate corridors say supporters of the right to work bill may try to block Governor Handley s revenue program by pressuring tax increases. Democrats threaten recommittal moves while House endorses a 50 percent income tax hike and payroll withholding changes, potentially raising costs for Hoosier taxpayers.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Senate
Handley
Russell Bontrager
Elkhart
Matthew Welsh
Vincennes
Labor Committee
AFL
Statehouse
Heart
House
Yyress
McCretcy
John Brentlinger
Switz City Man 85 Passes After Stroke
James B. Bough age 85 longtime Greene county resident died at his Switz City home after a weeklong illness following a stroke. He leaves a daughter Effie May Miller of Owensburg, 10 grandchildren, 21 great grandchildren, and a great great grandchild. Funeral services Saturday at 10 AM at Switz City Baptist Church with Rev. Doran McCarty officiating. burial in Switz City cemetery.
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James B. Bough
Switz City
Mr. Bough
Greene County
Scotland
Fred
Nancy Bough
Cordellia Bough
Effie May Miller
Owensburg
Welch and Cornett Funeral Home
Switz City Baptist Church
Finding Made In Case AEC Says Death Not Due To Radioactivity
Scientists found normal radioactivity levels in the body of Dr. Kenneth A. Koerber, whose July death was linked to radiation injury. Tests showed no harmful radiation, suggesting injuries occurred elsewhere and that Brookhaven Lab had few radioactive materials during his tenure.
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AEC
Washington
Philadelphia
United Press
Kenneth A. Koerber
Koerber
Joseph W. Spelman
Atomic Energy Commission
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Upton
N. Y
Brookhaven
Leland Haworth
Sullivan Electric Plant Awarded to Booth and Flinn Co
A $58 million general construction contract for Indiana and Michigan Electric Company's 450,000 kilowatt Sullivan County power plant on the Wa bash river was awarded to Booth and Flinn Co of Pittsburgh. Groundwork has begun for a July 1959 operation.
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Fort Wayne — Ip
Indiana and Michigan Electric Company
Sullivan County
Wabash River
Booth and Flinn Co
Pittsburgh
Indiana and Michigam
Schoolmate's shove leads to fatal fall in Mishawaka
In Mishawaka Indiana Brenda Wilburn aged 13 died after she fell when playfully scuffing with a schoolmate while walking home from school. She struck her head on a sidewalk, and the accident was reported by UP.
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Mishawaka
Ind
Brenda Wlburn
Mshawaka
Switz City Woman Lois Evans Dies at 58
Mrs. Lois Evans of Switz City died at 8:45 AM in Good Samaritan hospital Vincennes after a lengthy illness. She was born May 22 1898 at Orwell, daughter of John and Anna Wilhelm Clark. Survived by husband Ross Evans and three sisters from Otwell. Funeral arrangements set with burial at Otwell IOCF Cemetery.
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Lois Evans
Switz City
Good Samaritan Hospital
Vincennes
Evans
Orwell
John
Anna Wilhelm Clark
Ross Evans
Stella Hollis
Jennie Teague
Clara Meadors
Otwell
Harris
Petersburg
James Boyles
Temperature Edges Up Across Indiana After Record Cold
Indiana warmed after subfree early readings with South Bend at 18, Lafayette 20, Fort Wayne 22, and Indianapolis 23. Highs rose to 33 to 40 today, with further highs 37 to 45 expected, then 43 to 47 Friday. No rain in sight three days ahead.
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United Press
Indiana
South Bend
Indianapolis
Linton Teen Dislocates Fingers in High School Fall
Billy Pirtle of Linton suffered dislocation of the fingers of his right hand after a fall at Linton Stockton high school on Wednesday. The injury was treated at Freeman Greene County Hospital and he was released. He is the son of Mr and Mrs William Pirtle of Linton. The report says he fell while reaching to retrieve his coat hung on a coat hanger.
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Billy Pirtle
Linton
Linton-Stockton High School
Freeman-Greene County Hospital
William Pirtle
Billy
Northwest Flood Forcing Hundreds From Homes In Wash And Oregon
Heavy melting snow inundated the Northwest with rivers rising and flooding in Oregon and Idaho. Wilson Creek Washington residents sought shelter in schools and churches after up to five feet of water. guardsmen ready for sandbagging as rivers threatened to crest elsewhere.
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United Press
Red Cross
Wilsoncreek
Wash
Crab Creek
Weather Bureau
Oregon
Big Wood
Snake
Idaho
National Guardsmen
California
Meramee
Missouri
Kaskasia
Illinois
Ohio River
Indiana
Ohio
Wabash
Scioto River
Neuse River
North Carolina
James River
Virginia
Two Men Confess to Chinese Style Killings in Hartford
Hartford police arrest two men, Joseph Taborsky of Brooklyn and Arthur Colombe, both 33, on murder charges for a two month killing spree in the Hartford area. Taborsky, once on death row, and Colombe face arraignment as investigators say two guns from Colombe’s apartment were used in multiple slayings.
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Hartford
Conn
Joseph Taborsky
Brooklyn
N. Y
Arthur Colombe
Joseph C. Kelly
Taborsky
Colombe
Albert
Connecticut State Prison
State Supreme Court of Errors
Albert Taborsky
Columbe
Suits Save Toddlers Who Fell Through Fox River
In Little Chute Wisconsin two 3 year olds Jeffery Dressen and Cathy Van Hoof tumbled into the ice coated Fox River. Their heavy snow suits kept them afloat until three fishermen rescued them with a tree trimming pole. Both were revived with artificial respiration and later reported in good condition.
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Little Chute
Wis
Fox River
Jeffery Dressen
Cathy van Hoof
Miners strike over tea at Chesterfield colliery
Five hundred miners walked out in Chesterfield after the canteen manager fired a waitress who complained the tea was too weak. In Washington officials report a final agreement for Israel to withdraw troops from Egyptian territory with France and the United States. details not disclosed.
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Chesterfield
England
Ene Hancock
Washington
Israel
United States
France
New York
Here
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Akee
Gaza
U.N
Egypt
Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
Lawmaker Accuses Dominican Regime of Enemies Killings in U.S.
Rep. Charles O Porter alleges the Dominican Republic runs a Chicago gangster network in the United States to liquidate enemies. He links the disappearances of Christ? Jesus de Galindez and Gerald L Murphy to Trujillo rule. Demonstrations and police precautions erupted at the Capitol plaza as Dominicans from New York picketed and staged a ceremonial casket.
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Washington
Charles O. Porter
D-Ore
Dominican Republic
Chicago
Rafael Trujillo
Jesus de Galindez
Columbia University
Gerald L. Murphy
Eugene
Ore
Murphy
Galindez
New York
Capitol Plaza
Porter
Dominican Cultural Society
Octavio de la Maza
de la Maza
Hoosier Flower and Tree to Be Changed
Indiana Senate approves bill to swap state tree from tulip tree to dogwood and state flower from zinnia to dogwood blossom. Senator Paul Bitz of Evansville argues zinnia is Mexican native and not suitable for Indiana.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Senate
Indiana
Paul Bitz
Evansville
Mexico
Byrd Warns Ike Doctrine Could Cost U S Billions
Sen Harry Byrd and Sen Richard Russell urge stripping economic and military aid from the Eisenhower Doctrine. Byrd warns the aid clause could open a new area of spending and threaten fiscal restraint. Other items note rackets hearings, job-creation loans, power industry influence, and Civil Defense critique.
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Washington
Harry F. Byrd
D.-Va
U.S
Richard B. Russell
D.-Ga
Senate
Byrd
Senate Finance Committee
House
Eisenhower
Middle East
James B. Elkins
Frank W. Brewster
Portland
Ore
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