U S Hopes For Quick Withdrawal From Suez Tied to Talks
U S officials press for rapid Israeli withdrawal from Gaza and Aqaba as key to resuming Suez Canal negotiations. Dag Hammarskjold orders Maj Gen Burns to prepare for UN takeover. Israel faces internal opposition led by Herut. Arabs say they will wait and see.
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Washington
U. S
Egypt
Suez Canal
Middle East
Israel
Syria
Dulles
United Nations
Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
U.N
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
E. L. M. Burns
Cairo
Burns
Herut Free
Moshe Dayan
UNEF
Mumps Fail To Halt Nuptials
Kansas City couple Don Schanker and Judy Kraft planned a bedside ceremony after mumps interrupted a church wedding. The pair, engaged since September and dating since last April, faced repeated delays due to red tape and health checks. Don is 23, a pharmacist. Judy is an airline account clerk. Judy expects to catch the illness next, with a 14 to 21 day incubation. They will postpone the honeymoon but remain determined to wed.
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Kansas City
Don Schanker
Judy Kraft
Don
Judy
France
London
Paris
Couple Accused in Fatal Beating in Columbus
Police hold 33 year old mother Irene E Cooper and 21 year old Gordon Mason in connection with the death of Gary Lee Cooper four. Mason admitted beating the child with a strap for misbehavior.
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Columbus
Gary Lee Cooper
Irene E. Cooper
Gordon Mason
Mason
Columbus Numbers House Raided by Police in East Side Sweep
Police arrested Wallace R. Hawkins 32 on operating a numbers house after a Friday East Side raid. Raiders reported $11,575 confiscated. Police said the house served as headquarters for a central Ohio numbers syndicate.
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Columbus
Wallace R. Hawkins
East Side
Ohio
Lancaster Man Convicted By Jury
Oscar Daniels, 37, of near Lancaster, was found guilty Friday by a Fairfield County jury of raping his young daughter. Judge Harry Kilburger presided over the case in the Fairfield County common pleas court.
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Lancaster
Oscar Daniels
Near
Harry Kilburger
Fairfield County Common Pleas Court
Hays Llama
Arabs React Cautiously to Israel Pullout Decision
At the United Nations Arab delegates from 27 nations say they will wait and see after Israel’s pledge to withdraw from the Gaza Strip and Aqaba coast. Meir’s plan hinges on UNEF entry and raises questions on U S concessions and potential political reactions at home in Israel.
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Tel Aviv
Herut
Israel
Dulles
United States
Gaza
Aqaba
Gulf of Aqaba
United Nations
N. Y
U. N
Gaza Strip
Goldameir
Egypt
Tighter College Entry Deal Hinted
Ohio State University President Dr Novice G Fawcett warned at a luncheon to 150 Ohio high school principals that rising competition for college placements may push state institutions to demand more than a high school diploma. He urged careful guidance and a stricter program of college requirements as the likely guarantee of future admission.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Novice G. Fawcett
Ohio
HST Says GOP Hampering Ike
Former President Harry Truman accuses the Republican party of obstructing President Eisenhower more than Democrats. He cites the Republican Congress of 1953 and 1954 blocking the President's program and, after Senator Taft's death, alleges GOP lawmakers harassed Republican Cabinet members in Capitol committee rooms.
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Stillwater
Okla
Harry Truman
Republican Party
Eisenhower
Truman
Republican Congress
Sen. Taft
Settlement Ends Hocking Probate Case Jury Verdict Favoring Will
A Common Pleas Court jury trial over the will of the late Henry Deible ended in a mid afternoon settlement. The court directed a verdict that the Aug 4 1952 document was the deceased's last will and testament, leaving the estate to daughter Retha Poling. Plaintiffs included Audrey Howdyshell Blanche Scherbauer Harry Deible Willard Deible and John Scherbauer. defendants were Retha Poling Olive Deible and Raymond J Deible. Jury panel included Margaret Kaiser Carl Snyder Ethel McCune Donald Warren Russell Goldsberry Dorothy Ballenger Blanche Goss Gideon Shark Albert Yates Porter Ruff Dorothy Burgess and R L Anthony.
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Common Pleas Court
Henry Deible
Walnut Rd
Audrey Howdyshell
Blanche Scherbauer
Harry Deible
Willard Deible
John Scherbauer
Retha Poling
Olive Deible
Raymond J. Deible
Richard Gerken
Gerken
Harley Meyer
Howard Schrader
Hilda Schrader
Elmer Ward
Dewey Howdyshell
Margaret Kaiser
Carl Snyder
Ethel McCune
Donald Warren
Russell Goldsberry
Dorothy Ballenger
Blanche Goss
Gideon Shark
Albert Yates
Porter Ruff
Dorothy Burgess
R. L. Anthony
School Horn Silent After Snow Knockdown
Officials announced a school holiday in Oceanport New Jersey after a snow and ice storm knocked down power lines. The fire horn blew at 7 a.m. but was out of commission. children arrived at school and were sent home.
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Oceanport
N. J
Texas Lawmaker Indicted Over Naturopathy Bribe Plot
James C. Cox a Texas House member from Conroe was indicted by the Travis County grand jury for allegedly agreeing to take a $5,000 bribe from Dr. Howard Harmon to defeat HB274 which would outlaw naturopathy. Cox countersued Harmon for bribery after Harmon claimed a tape recording exists.
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Austin
Tex
James C. Cox
Texas House of Representatives
Travis County Grand Jury
Howard Harmon
Cox
Harmon
Conroe
Texas
The
Texas Naturopathic Physicians Assn
House Committee
O Neill Family Moves to New Governor's Mansion
Gov. C William O Neill and Mrs O Neill move with their two children from Upper Arlington to the new governor's mansion in Bexley. They will use second floor quarters in the former Jeffrey estate during remodeling. The mansion, turned over by Rev. Charles A Harris of Chicago, has been unused since interim Gov. Brown resided there after Lausche left to join the Senate.
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Columbus
William O’neill
Upper Arlington
Bexley
Jeffrey Estate
Charles A. Harris
Chicago
John W. Brown
Frank J. Lausche
U.S
Kidnap Robbery Sought After TurNed Tavern Owner Seizure
Columbus police search for two suspects who kidnapped and robbed the owner of two South Side taverns of 4500 dollars Friday night. The victim Paul Robert Nowlin 23 said he drew the money from the bank and was forced into a car, then taken to a gravel road between Twin Lakes, handcuffed, taped and abandoned.
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Columbus
South Side
Paul Robert Nowlin
Twin Lakes
Ike's Mideast Doctrine Near Crucial Test
The Senate met in an unusual Saturday session to vote on Eisenhower's Middle East resolution with a key amendment to deny up to 200 million in aid to strengthen regional economies and security forces. Supporters expect a 15 vote swing and a wide margin passage next week as the chamber debates the measure.
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Senate
Eisenhower
Middle East
House
Russell
Georgia
Byrd
Virginia
Stennis
Mississippi
Anderson
New Mexico
State Dulles
Police Probe Fatal Toledo Shootings After Rooming House Rampage
Police seek to identify which bullet killed construction worker Arnold Washington 39 amid a rooming house shooting spree in Toledo. Washington died after wounding landlady Mrs Mattie Lewis 72 and her niece Janice Meekins 15, while injuring two patrolmen Diefenbach 28 and Smith 40. Autopsy planned. police consider whether officer fire caused Washington’s death.
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Toledo
Arnold Washington
Washington
Charles Diefenbach
Irvin Smith
Mattie Lewis
Segregation Fuss Cancels Pasco Fair Parade
Dade City Florida. Demands to exclude Negroes from the Pasco County fair parade led to its cancellation next Wednesday. Parade chairman H. A. Gruetzmacher said the decision was due to the petition’s white-only demands, noting Negro units had traditionally followed whites in prior years.
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Dade City
Fla
Pasco County
H. A. Gruetzmacher
Teamster Chiefs Face Question Over Oregon Liquor Bid
Senate investigators seek testimony from Teamsters leader Dave Beck and Western Conference head Frank Brewster about a claimed $10,000 political contribution to back a Teamster friendly candidate for Oregon Liquor Commission. Morgan said the plan aimed to influence state liquor contracts and enforcement, with Beck in Europe and Brewster previously cited for contempt.
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Washington
Senate
Teamsters Union
Dave Beck
Frank Brewster
Teamsters
Oregon Liquor Commission
Howard Morgan
Oregon Public Utilities
Morgan
Oregon
Robert Kennedy
Beck
Brewster
McClellan
D-Ark
Europe
Congress
Manton Spear
Portland
Robert Holmes
State Liquor Commission
Holmes
Spear
Beck and
Murder charges against Bedwell to be dropped
State's Attorney Adamowski said charges against Edward Benny Bedwell for the murder of Barbara and Patricia Grimes will be dismissed when he appears in court Monday. Bedwell, who confessed then recanted, is free on $20 000 bond. The girls disappeared December 28 and were found January 22 near Willow Springs.
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Chicago
Edward
Benny) Bedwell
Grimes Sisters
Benjamin Adamowski
Adamowski
Bedwell
Barbara
Patricia
Skid Row
Willow Springs
Grimes
650 License Plates Sold In Logan
Dean Collison deputy registrar said his office sold about 650 of the new 1957 license plates. Sales reached 452 of the Y H series by 11 30 a m and the office will stay open until 9 p m tonight.
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Dean Collison
Natco Workers Strike At Haydenville And Diamond Plants
Natco workers at Haydenville and Diamond walked out on a second day after the one year contract expired at midnight Thursday. Negotiating meetings were held in Nelsonville with another planned tonight, but Natco officials and UFL representatives could not be reached for comment.
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Natco
Haydenville
Diamond
Nelsonville
United Brick & Clay Workers
UFL
New England Snowfall Renewal Brings Flurries Across Region
Snow flurries continued in parts of New England while 3 to 4 inch totals appeared in southern New England and 1 to 3 inches in portions of Pennsylvania and New York. Widespread wet weather stretched from northern Virginia to Maine as colder air moved into the Midwest and Ohio Valley with subzero readings in North Dakota and Minnesota.
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Atlantic Coast
New England
Pennsylvania
New York
Virginia
Maine
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Kansas
Washington
Oregon
Plains
North Dakota
Minnesota
Jamaica Rocked By Heaviest Quake In Half Century
KINGSTON Jamaica report says the heaviest earthquake in 50 years struck Friday night killing a woman and injuring four others. Power and phone services were briefly cut and rail traffic to Montego Bay halted by tunnel damage. A 200 year old church steeple collapsed in Montego Bay and several structures developed cracks. A lighter quake preceded the main tremor as patrons fled into the streets.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Montego Bay
Ocho Rios
Coolness Ahead March Outlook Prefers Below Normal Temps
Washington reports the Weather Bureau 30 day outlook for March predicts temperatures will average below seasonal normals across the eastern half of the nation.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Ohioan 101 Today Cambridge Birthday Milestone
Cambridge resident Mrs Mary Pierce turns 101 amid family greetings. she lives with her son and remains active in local circle.
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Cambridge
Mary Pierce
Shawnee Edges Union Furnace In 66 64 Thriller
Shawnee defeated Union Furnace 66 64 in a tense SEC Class A district semifinal at University. Bob Dishon drove the game winning basket with 57 seconds left as Harrop Jr led Shawnee with 30 points, while Larry Walter added 17 for Union Furnace. The Warriors end their season 15 4 19 and Shawnee advances to the semifinals.
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Union Furnace Warriors
University
Noe County
Shawnee
Bob Dishon
Warriors
Mark Wylie
Eas Ae
Indians
Furnace
Perry
Wylie
Frank
Muscles) Malone
Tourney
Larry Walter
Walter Harrop Jr
Harrop
Walter
Malone
Jim Price
Harland Spencer
Ottie Opperman
Jack Fuchs
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