Civil rights bills face uncertain path after filibuster vote
In Washington senators argue civil rights legislation may pass this year despite a 55 to 38 defeat of a move to curb filibusters. The debate split along party lines as leaders Johnson and Knowland oppose the rules change while Knowland plans a two thirds rule amendment.
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Texas
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California
Army Checks Elvis Finds Him Healthy
Elvis Presley passed his pre-induction physical in Memphis four days before turning 22. The singer, benefiting from President greetings, faces a two year Army tour with draft classification not yet determined. His income last year exceeded one million dollars from records films and personal appearances.
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Tenn
Elvis
Presley
Car Drowns Three Ohioans After River Crash Near Warren
Three people, Dale Brugman 45 of Parkman, his wife Tressie 59, and Ada Gingerich 38 of West Farmington, drowned when their auto skidded on a county road near Farmington, struck a bridge, and plunged into the Grand River. Jonas Gingerich escaped with minor injuries.
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Ada Gingerich
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Chieftains Fall To Pomeroy In Close SECL Clash
The Logan Chieftains fell 85-78 to the Pomeroy Panthers in a tense SECL matchup. Aaron Buffington, nicknamed Eight Ball, scored 32 for Pomeroy while Milton Lambert and John Sisson sparked the Panthers early. Logan led 33-30 in field goals but missed 12 of 30 free throws as the game stayed tight to the final seconds. The loss creates a four way tie for first with Nelsonville Athens and Southeast Bloomingville in the SECL.
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Aaron Buffington
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Pomeroy
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John Sisson
Bus Crash in Virginia Kills Six Injures Thirty Three
A double decker Greyhound crashed into a parked tractor-trailer north of Lexington Virginia on Friday night killing six and injuring 33 of 42 aboard. Victims include bus driver Scherer Sullins Sutliff 48 and former Studebaker official Col Milton Barbee Rogers 61.
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Washington, D.C
Hungary Reviews Russia Uranium Mine Agreements
Hungarian Minister of Industry Antal Apro told a miners' delegation that Hungary is currently examining its agreements with Russia regarding the Hungarian uranium mines. The statement signals a possible review of energy and mineral cooperation with Russia.
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Antal Apro
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Russia
Paratroopers Attack Algerians After Bomb Incident
About 100 French paratroopers angered by a comrade’s injury from a terrorist bombing beat several Algerians and looted an Algerian grocery store on Friday night in Algiers.
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Riverside double tragedy in Kawasaki linked to sleep pills
Police report a 46 year old mother and her 17 year old boyfriend in Kawasaki took sleeping pills and died together by their own hand after a river row on Friday night.
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Kawasaki
Japan
Cincinnati secretary fined for eight counts of tax evasion
Judge John H. Druffel in U S District Court on Friday imposed a 6000 dollar fine on Miss Sarah Nolan of Cincinnati who pleaded guilty to eight counts of income tax evasion.
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Sarah Nolan
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Children Drown After Ice Break At Palermo Irrigation Hole
Three youngsters in Palermo New Jersey slipped through an ice covered irrigation hole and drowned in about 14 feet of water Friday. Local authorities described the incident as a tragic accident and opened an inquiry into the area safety measures.
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N. J
Adenauer Celebrates 81st Birthday Across World Tributes
Bonn marked Konrad Adenauer's 81st birthday with gifts and tributes from leaders and publics worldwide as West Germany's chancellor observed the milestone.
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Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Franklin County official Clarence Lauderbaugh dies at 63
Columbus tribute follows the death of Franklin County Commissioner Clarence Parkes Lauderbaugh aged 63 from a brain blood clot at Mt. Carmel Hospital. The longtime public servant served on the county board and was a prominent local figure.
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Franklin County
Clarence Parkes Lauderbaugh
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Crisis In Suez Seen Hiking U. S. Gasoline Prices
The Suez Canal crisis is raising U S gasoline costs with three major oil firms announcing higher crude prices and Texas and New Mexico gas increases. Humble Oil and Continental and Gulf states cut a summer price path as UN efforts waver and Egypt resists talks.
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Ohio Hog Prices Hold Steady as Markets Weaken Slightly
The Ohio Department of Agriculture reports slaughter hogs averaged 17.62, down from 17.69 last week, while sow prices stayed steady to 25 cents lower. Four day period with heavier receipts at major terminals offset stronger demand nationwide.
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Ohio Department of Agriculture
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Beauty Queen Granted Audience by Pope in Vatican
Pope Pius XII gave his first audience to 18 year old Maria Paola Carletti Miss Ideal Woman of Italy and her parents in the Vatican City on Friday.
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Pius XII
Maria Paola Carletti
Italy
SEORC Plans Highway and Industry Push for 1957
SEORC trustees previewed a 1957 program focusing on Rt. 75 improvements and broader industrial development across eight Southeastern Ohio counties. George Halfinger led the meeting naming committees on highways and education while urging county chairmen elections by Jan. 17. Attendance totaled about 30 at Logan Clay Products Co. with Brice Browning as speaker at dinner.
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Snow and sleet dominate U S weather across regions
National precipitation includes rain in the South and snow or sleet in the North. Cold northerly winds and hazardous driving spread from Kansas to Indiana. Gallipolis saw three inches of snow while Hocking County warned of more snow or sleet tonight and Sunday.
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Air Force to unveil atomic powered plane soon predicts congressman
Representative Patterson predicts the Air Force will reveal the first atomic powered aircraft within six months in his weekly newsletter. Secretary Charles has noted the project is in development but years from flight.
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R-Conn
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AP Expands Toledo Bureau Led by William L Newkirk
Ohio AP announces a new bureau in Toledo with William L. Newkirk in charge starting January 14, as stated by Ohio AP chief B. T. Johns.
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Associated Press
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William L. Newkirk
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Albert Shannon Resigns From City Police Force
Patrolman Albert Shannon resigns effective Jan. 20, citing low pay and overtime as key factors. He began full time service in 1953 and joins Carborundum Co. The departure follows three resignations in four months as the department rotates to new shifts.
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Roy Kelch
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George Johnson
van Atta
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Lloyd Frazier
Charles Smith
Stanley Nutter
Actress Found On Desert After Alleged Kidnapping
Actress Marie McDonald was found wandering near Cactus City bruised and dazed after claiming two men abducted her from an Encino home. She described a desert drive at 60 to 70 mph, later led to Coachella Valley Hospital, with authorities cautious about the kidnapping tale.
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Here
Thad Brown
Eisenhower seeks power for military and economic aid plan
President Eisenhower urged Congress to grant advance authority to deploy U S troops to defend any Eastern nation against armed aggression by Soviet influenced forces. He proposed a regional program of military assistance and economic aid, to be spent over two years, and pledged UN support for Middle East issues. He warned Russia aims to dominate the region and urged swift deployment where needed.
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