Great Likelihood Of Middle East War Seen By Dulles
Secretary Dulles warned a very great likelihood American troops could be needed in the Middle East unless Congress approves Eisenhower’s program. He said standby authority could reduce troop involvement in case of Soviet aggression, while some senators demand evidence of the Communist threat’s severity.
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D - Ore
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D - RI
Senate
Knowland
California
Jackson
D-Wash
Record Subzero Blizzard Hits New York and Northeast
Extreme cold gripped the Northeast with New York State setting a minus 55 degree record at Boonville as mass readings hit 55 below. Oswego Watertown gas failures forced residents to seek shelter while lawmakers pressed Dulles on Middle East aid and military powers, warning of Soviet oil leverage.
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Stillwater Reservoir
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Maryland
New Germany State Park
New England
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Boston
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Hartford
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Adirondacks
Oswego
Watertown
Ohio Cold Snap Hits Statewide With Snow and Slippery Roads
Ohio endures continued cloudiness and cold with snow expected this afternoon and again Wednesday. State highways report nines in spots north of a line from Oak Harbor to Lisbon and south of a line from Georgetown to Siena with normal turnpike conditions and scattered slippery secondary roads. Local counties face subfreezing temps with more snow forecast. schools in Union Furnace Ilesboro South Bloomingville and Carbon Hill resumed operations after a one inch snowfall and earlier closures.
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Weather Bureau
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Actor Hinted For Navy Post In Los Angeles Brief
The Los Angeles Times reports Robert Montgomery 52 a former Eisenhower adviser may be named Assistant Secretary of the Navy a $20 000 a year post. Montgomery recently became a captain in the Naval Reserve.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Times
Robert Montgomery
Eisenhower
the Times
Ike Asks Congress For Added Funds
The Eisenhower administration seeks supplemental appropriations totaling 383 million dollars. Of this 277 million would cover higher Social Security costs for the current fiscal year ending June 30. Additional requests include 26 million for Farmers Home Administration drought relief 50 million for Small Business Admin loan needs and 30 million to continue domestic strategic minerals purchases.
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Washington
Congress
White House
Farmers Home Administration
Small Business Administration
Jenkins Named On Ways And Means
Republicans meet in caucus to approve GOP committee assignments announced Monday. Ohio representative Jenkins is named to the Ways and Means Committee.
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Jenkins
Washington
House
Ohio
Humphrey urges broader disarmament move including troop withdrawal
Sen. Hubert Humphrey urged the Eisenhower administration to expand its five point disarmament plan to include negotiated withdrawal of both American and Soviet troops from Germany. He said Western Europe may face a German move toward unification with East Germany and urged weighing phased withdrawals if the Soviets pull back from East Europe.
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Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
Eisenhower
Germany
United Nations
U. N
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Minnesota
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Europe
Western
East Germany
Poland
Adenauer
West Germany
United States
Soviet Russia
Britain
France
Mrs. Scott Braddock Dies in Canton at 86
Mrs Helen D Braddock 86 widow of Scott Braddock died Monday midnight at White Oaks Convalescent Home Canton where she had been bedfast since fracturing her hip June 1 She was born Nov 15 1870 in Castleton Ireland and came to the United States in 1871 She taught in Perry County schools and served as office manager and bookkeeper for Logan Foundry and Machine Co until 1916 Her son Desmond Braddock of Akron survives Funeral arrangements by Woodard Funeral Home incom plete.
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Scott Braddock
White Oaks Convalescent Home
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Ireland
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Margaret Hurley Desmond
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Roseville
New Lexington
Braddock
S. Mulberry St
Desmond Braddock
Akron
Woodard Funeral Home
Bogart Rites To Follow Simple Lines
Humphrey Bogart will be buried Thursday at All Saints Episcopal Church Beverly Hills with simple rites at 12 30 p m The Reverend Kermit Kestelone will lead the service John Huston will deliver the eulogy Lauren Bacall requests no flowers with donations to the American Cancer Society planned Burial is at Forest Lawn Memorial Park Glendale Bogart died in his sleep of cancer at Holmby Hills home with Bacall at his side
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John Huston
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Bogie
American Cancer Society
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Glendale
Pilotless plane crash kills two at Long Beach plants
A Douglas Skyraider crashed into iron works and a book bindery near Eugene Field Elementary School in Long Beach, killing two workers A. W. Rafferty Jr. and Mrs. Ethel Foust. The pilot First Lt. Dale O. Fortune died when parachute failed to deploy.
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Calif
Eugene Field
A. W. Rafferty Jr
Ethel Foust
Dale O. Fortune
Costa Mesa
Marine Corps
Real Cool Dance in Sault Ste Marie Cold Night
In Sault Ste Marie Michigan about 100 couples attended a street dance in a supermarket parking lot. The event took place on a Monday night and occurred when the temperature dropped 13 degrees below zero.
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Sault Ste. Marie, Mich
Burglars Hit Next Door To Lancaster Police Station
A gang burglarized Fairfield Federal Savings & Loan at 110 E Main St beside the Lancaster police station and nearby offices Saturday night. About 300 to 400 dollars believed stolen from the Fairfield County Fish and Game Association funds and 200 to 300 from Dr. James. other offices reported smaller losses.
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Pleasantville
Fairfield Federal Savings & Loan
E. Main St
Lancaster Police Department
H. M. Amstutz
Charles R. Blaine
Frederick James
Amstutz
Credit Bureau
Paul Young
Sam Husler
Fairfield County Fish and Game Association
Young
James
Blaine
Hocking County Appropriations Rise for 1957 Budget
County commissioners approve a 1957 general fund total of 246 400 and a road-auto fund of 472 811 52 plus other allocations totaling 739 141 52 for operating county government. The increase over 1956 stems from higher salaries and new highway garage funds. budget trims were made to offset staffing and supply cost rises.
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Hocking County
Ohio
Fairgrounds
County General Fund
Board of Revision
Bureau of Inspection of Public Offices
Common Pleas Court
Election Board
Ohio Highway Council faces abolition plan this week
Gov. C William O'Neill announced a bill to abolish Ohio's highway construction council created in 1953. The panel, led by Clingan Jackson, plus Daniel Heekin and Wilbur Cotton, could be dissolved as legislative action begins. O'Neill also signed emergency pay hikes for Noble and discussed department reorganization.
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Columbus
Ohio
General Assembly
William O'Neill
Clingan Jackson
Youngstown
Daniel Heekin
Cincinnati
Wilbur M. Cotton
Dayton
O'Neill
Senate
House
Charles M. Noble
Noble
Dayton educator Nettie Roth dies at 62
Dayton’s first woman high school principal Miss Nettie Lee Roth died Monday after a heart attack. She was named Roosevelt High School principal in 1948 and served in that role for many years.
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Dayton
Nettie Lee Roth
Roosevelt High School
Eisenhower Eyes Drought Relief Plan Visit to Arizona
President Eisenhower’s drought relief program includes on the spot study of conditions in Arizona and nearby regions. He toured drought areas with officials in Tucson and inspected affected lands in Oklahoma New Mexico and Colorado. Local farmers and ranchers reported severe losses from wind erosion and water shortages as experts cited yards of data on rainfall storage and historical dryness.
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Eisenhower
Arizona
Pueblo
Colo
Garden City
Kan
Tucson
Eda
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Violence returns as Portsmouth tele phone strike flares
Renewed violence struck Portsmouth when 10 to 12 men attacked repair crews of Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co injuring Robert Cole 28 who was taken to Portsmouth General Hospital with possible brain concussion. Police said the attack followed an emergency call and cited CWA denial of responsibility. The company warned it may halt service without better protection.
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Portsmouth
Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co
Robert Cole
Portsmouth General Hospital
Scioto County
Communications Workers of America
Ohio Consolidated
Albert Bailey
Cole
Bailey
Frank Thernes
CWA
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