Arabs Weigh Ike Doctrine Amid Shifting Arab Opinions
Cairo and other Arab capitals report a reposition toward Eisenhower's Middle East plan after initial skepticism. Egypt Syria Saudi Arabia and Jordan hold talks and some leaders, including King Hussein, express cautious support while Soviet propaganda questions linger.
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Cairo
Egypt
Eisenhower
Middle East
al Ahram
Syria
Saudi Arabia
Jordan
United States
Charles Malik
Hussein
U. S
A. W. Marion resigns as natural resources chief
A. W. Chick Marion Ohio natural resources director submitted his resignation to Gov elect C William ONeill. The move takes effect Feb 1 after ONeill assumes office. Marion has led the department since 1949 and will join the Columbus office of the Producers Cooperative Livestock Assn.
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Columbus
A. W. (Chick
Marion
Ohio
C. William O'Neill
O'Neill
Producers Cooperative Livestock Assn
Brown
O'Neill to be governor with no new director named
Marion, from Pickaway County now in Pickerington, served as Ohio agriculture chief in 1949 and was named natural resources director. He has declined several offers that would require leaving Ohio while awaiting O’Neill’s January 14 governorship. Marion, an Army artillery officer in World War I and OSU agriculture graduate, is staying on for several weeks.
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O'Neill
Marion
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Ohio
Pickaway County
Pickerington
Ohio State University College of Agriculture
George C Shaw Elected President of School Board
The Logan school board elected George C Shaw as president at its 1957 organizational meeting. Dr Carlos Gaffin was chosen vice president and George Blosser was re elected clerk. Lavon Goodlye was named school board representative on the Logan High School athletic board. Regular meetings set for the third Monday each month at 8 p.m. in the high school office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan School Board
George C. Shaw
Frederick Blume
Carlos Gaffin
George Blosser
Logan High School
Lavon Goodlye
Wallace E. Blake
Approval Seen For the Plan on Middle East Aid
House Foreign Affairs Committee leaders predict swift approval of Eisenhower's Middle East resolution, which would authorize dollar aid and potential U S military action if attacked. Hearings continue in the Senate while Dulles faces further questioning in closed sessions amid protests over secrecy.
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John Foster Dulles
Adm
Arthur Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Eisenhower
Dulles
James P. Richards
South Carolina
Foreign Affairs Committee
Richards
Washington
Republican Committee
House
Middle East
Senate
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
Congress
U. S
Darling
All Schools Open As Snow Melts In Hocking County
Four Hocking County schools Union Furnace Hesboro South Bloomingville and Carbon Hill reopened after yesterday's four inch snowfall. Roads were icy with many slick spots despite main highways clear. Crews spread cinders and temperatures rose from 18 at 5 30 am to 29 at 11 30 am.
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Hocking County
Union Furnace
Hesboro
South Bloomingville
Carbon Hill
State
Kidnaped actress re enacts ordeal for police film crew
Marie McDonald describes a midnight abducting attempt at her San Fernando Valley home. Officers film a staged recreation with two policemen directing and press coverage as she relives the incident to authorities. She is later found wandering near India with minor injuries and returns home to recover.
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Encino
Calif
Marie
McDonald
Morday
San Fernando Valley
Cecil B. DeMille
Hollywood
Homicide
Robert Lohr- Man
Ronald Coleman
McDonald's
Lohrman
Chieftains Face Athens In SEC Showdown At Logan
The Logan Chieftains host the Athens Bulldogs in a pivotal SEC contest to gauge the title race. Both teams sit tied for first with Nelsonville and Pomeroy, while logan relies on a 65 ppg offense and a 60.5 ppg defense to counter Athens 59.5 ppg. Dicken leads Logan at 16 ppg with Morgan 13.7 and Murray 10.5, while Bishop and Smith pace Athens at 6-1. Tonight’s games also send Pomeroy to Wellston, Nelsonville hosting Jackson, and Gallipolis at Middleport.
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Logan Chieftains
Athens Bulldogs
LHS Chieftains
LHS Cagers
Pomeroy Quint
Athens
Logan
Chieftains
Bulldogs
Middleport
Jackson
Gallipolis
Nelsonville
Wellston
Larry Bishop
Tom Smith
Tom Widdoes
Gary McConkey
Darrell Coen
Chiefs
Dicken
Morgan
Ben Buckles
Murray
Pomeroy
East German Reds Given New Authority By Russia
Moscow says the Soviet Union will boost economic aid and give East Germany more control over Russian troops temporarily stationed there. A Kremlin communique notes no promised say over troop numbers or movement, but covers jurisdiction housing uses lines of communication and transport. Soviet exports will rise in exchange for East German manufactured goods. The East German delegation backs a policy mix including opposing the Eisenhower doctrine and supporting Egypt, Hungary action, and direct talks on reunification.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
East Germany
East Berlin
Russia
Middle East
Egypt
Hungary
Ohio House OKs Salary Increases for Top Appointees
The Ohio House approved raises totaling about 200000 dollars yearly for top officials in the incoming Republican administration. The measure, 122 to 10, heads to the Senate, with emergency status allowing immediate effect. Names and salaries for many state directors rise to 18000 16000 14000 levels, and six boards receive 2000 to 6000 increases.
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Columbus
Ohio House
Senate
Way
House
O'Neill
Welfare
Natural Resources
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Workmen's Compensation
Directors of Commerce, Public Works, Agriculture and Industrial Relations
Pardon and Parole Commission
Eisenhower GOP outlines tax continuance and priority agenda
Senate and House Republican leaders met with President Eisenhower to seek a three billion dollar extension of excise and corporate taxes beyond April first. The plan places anti-Communist aid for the Middle East and civil rights legislation atop the priority list, along with refugee relief renewal, a four year school construction program, and corn producer aid.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Knowland
House
Martin
Massachusetts
Congress
Middle East
Red
Lawma Ther
Senate
GOP
United States
Knowland Eyes Move Toward 1960 GOP Nomination
Senator Knowland of California, age 48 and Republican minority leader, announces he will not seek re election in 1958 while keeping the option open for a 1958 California governorship and a possible run for the 1960 Republican presidential nomination. Observers see a plan to position for a split California delegation at the next GOP convention.
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Washington
Sen
Knhowland
R-Calif
Nixon
Knowland
Senate
California
Goodwin J. Knight
Knight
Ships Break Suez Canal Standstill From Port Said
Thirteen ships stranded in the Suez Canal for over two months began moving out of Port Said harbor into the open sea as authorities cleared the blockage and resumed transit.
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Port Said
Egypt
Suez Canal
State Awards Haydenville By-Pass Contract
S. O. Linzell announced awarding a contract to Claude A. Jones Inc for the Haydenville by-pass on Rt. 33. The $735,999.59 project includes two bridges and a 3.583 mile limited access road with a 20 foot median, to be completed by Oct 31 1958. A pre-conference on utility relocations is set for 9 a.m. Friday.
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S. O. Linzell
Ohio Department of Highways
Haydenville
Claude A. Jones, Inc
Chesterhill
Five-Mile Creek
Natco
Poston
Max Farley
Marietta
Division 10
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Bourse Egyptienne
Israel
Turkey
Pakistan
House Committee
Nile
Aswan Dam
A. W. Marion
Ohio Natural Resources
County Agricultural Extension
James D. Wells
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Neil House
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Wells
Paul M. Herbert
Thomas S. Gordon
Ill
Rep. Vorys
Wayne Hays
Hays
Police Department
Logan Gym
Willis Dicken
Gene Morgan
Jim Murray
Kremlin
Poland
Assembly
Ohio Senate
General Assembly
Mechem
Roger Cloud
Logan County
Thomas E. Bateman
Carl Guess
Frank Svoboda
Cleveland
Sen. Knowland Eyes Future
Suez
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