Eisenhower’s Role Questioned As He Seeks Less Active Direction
Debate centers on whether Eisenhower in his second term delegates more policy to aides or maintains tight control from abroad. Reports cite his Georgia quail hunting trip and shifts in authority to Dulles, with opinions split over the impact on Middle East diplomacy and overall presidential leadership.
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Eisenhower
Middle East
Senate
White House
South Georgia
Mands
State Dulles
Georgia
Saudi Arabia
King Saud
India
Nehru
France
Guy Mollet
Humphrey Plantation
East
Ireland on election eve amid IRA tensions and security
Ireland braces on the eve of a national election as fears of IRA defiance loom amid frontier security measures. De Valera campaigns for Fianna Fail while Sinn Fein fields candidates protesting partition. Also reports on Japan air crash and other world notes.
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IRA
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Northern
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Trim
Dail
Northern Ireland
Sinn Fein
John Lafferty
Chicago
Londonderry
Ulster
United States
Lafferty
United Ireland Cause
Ohio Weekend Death Toll Rises Across State
Columbus reports fourteen accidental deaths in Ohio during the weekend with eleven killed in traffic crashes. Authorities note values such as age ranges and locations varying by incident across several counties.
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Columbus
Ohio
Parochial Pupils Demand Public Bus Service in Augusta
In Augusta Maine parents of 600 Roman Catholic parochial students press the city for public school bus service threatening to send children to public schools. Leader William H Bean cites a March deadline and a prior informal referendum showing strong support.
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Augusta
Maine
H. Lloyd Carey
William H. Bean
Bean
Board of Education and Education
Dorsed
Bop
Supor
Perry Shibles
Mundt Sees More Scandals From Labor Racketeering Inquiry
Senator Mundt says a Senate panel probing labor and industry racketeering has a dozen cases as bad as the Oregon situation. Hearings resume Tuesday with James Elkins recalled to testify about alleged Teamsters ties to gambling and after hours clubs. Witnesses to be questioned include Portland District Attorney William Langley and Teamsters organizer Cyde Crosby.
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Mundt
Senate
Oregon
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D-Ark
James P. Elkins
Portland
Teamsters
Robert F. Kennedy
Elkins
Kennedy
William M. Langley
Cyde
Crosby
Portland City Exposition
Truck Stolen From Logan Sears Store
Sears Roebuck & Co reports a blue three-quarter ton 1951 Dodge truck stolen from in front of the E Second Street Sears store. No reports of loss have been made to police, license 4 BA 114.
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E. Second St
Sears
Hit Skid Driver Faces Hearing in Christmas Eve Death
Andrew Edwards, 27, of Columbus faces preliminary hearings in the hit and run death of 67-year-old Ella Galvin on Christmas Eve 1955. Police arrested Edwards after a tip and said Galvin was crossing at a downtown intersection against the signal when struck.
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Andrew Edwards
Ella Galvin
Edwards
Galvin
Arabs Still Alert To Israeli Stall
At the United Nations Arab delegations prepare to press a sanctions resolution if Israel delays its promised full and prompt withdrawal from Egyptian territory. In Jerusalem Premier Ben-Gurion signals possible withdrawal despite coalition opposition as Israeli and Arab positions clash over the post withdrawal arrangement and compensation.
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Syria
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Cottage Destroyed By Fire On Little Cola Road
A fire of undetermined origin destroyed a summer cottage on Little Cola Road off Route 180 about 12 miles west of Logan in Laurel Two. Owned by R. B. Finckel of Columbus, the loss was estimated at 6000 dollars. The blaze, likely started by an oil furnace, consumed the building before firefighters from Logan and eight men from the Hocking Honor Camp could contain it.
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Universities Aided in Federal Training Grants
The Atomic Energy Commission grants Ohio State University 48350 dollars and Miami University Oxford 5800 dollars to expand training for more scientists across the state.
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The
Atomic Energy Commission
Ohio State University
Miami University
Oxford
Ohio
Accident Free Weekend Reported in Hocking County
Hocking County enjoyed an accident free weekend for the first time in many weeks. The Lancaster state highway patrol post reported an accident free weekend covering Fairfield Perry and Hocking counties. The post noted no weekend investigations for months. The Athens patrol post reported only two minor accidents in Athens County.
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Fairfield County
Perry
Hocking
Athens Patrol Post
Athens County
AFL Protest Fails To Halt Indiana Right to Work Law
A large AFL protest in Indianapolis failed to block the right to work bill. The measure will become law without Gov. Handley’s signature, placing Indiana among 18 states with anti union shop statutes as the governor defers to the Legislature.
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Secretary of State
Harold Handley
Handley
Indiana
Brothers Cars Collide in Fatal Fort Smith Crash
Fort Smith Ark March special 2c Glenn C Brown 23 on leave from Texas died after his car collided with his brother Jerry Brown 21 driving a second car. Glenn was thrown from the vehicle. Jerry was uninjured and questioned by police.
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Glenn C. Brown
Sunday
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Texas
Jerry Brown
Ben-Gurion Orders Israeli Pullout Sparks Jerusalem Protests
Prime Minister Ben-Gurion ordered Israeli troops to withdraw from the Gaza Strip and along the Gulf of Aqaba amid cabinet pressure and U N assurances. In Jerusalem hundreds protested, demanding his resignation as Dayan met U N forces to discuss takeover. A Knesset report was planned amid tensions over US support and clarifications. The Suez section notes the U N salvage fleet removing a dredger, with the tug Edgar Bonnet awaiting clearance.
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E. L. M. Burns
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Israel
United States
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Ben- Gurion
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Suez Canal
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Sidewinder Missile Demonstrated By Navy at China Lake
The Navy unveiled the Sidewinder guided air to air missile at China Lake California in a public test. A Demon jet fighter shot down a drone target on first attempt and the display included a record salvo of 194 Mighty Mouse rockets from a plane.
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Naval Ordnance Test Station
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Senate Delays Vote On Eisenhower Middle East Resolution
The Senate delayed voting to allow further debate on President Eisenhower's Middle East resolution. It would provide military and economic aid to Middle East nations and U S readiness to use armed force to resist aggression. The chamber had earlier defeated a bid to deny emergency aid spending 58 to 28.
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Eisenhower
Middle East
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Grace Coolidge in Serious Condition at Cooley Dickinson
Grace Coolidge 78 widow of President Calvin Coolidge was reported seriously ill at Cooley Dickinson Hospital Northampton Mass. She entered the hospital Monday with cardiac and kidney failure doctors said.
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Calvin Coolidge
Cooley Dickinson Hospital
Negotiations Stall as Natco Workers Strike in Ohio
Local 876 of the United Brick and Clay Workers reports a 6 to 1 vote to stay out on strike. Eugene Johnson says six Natco plants in Ohio rejected the company contract offer, including a seven cent per hour raise. The union seeks six paid holidays, Natco funded insurance, and plant inequities adjustments. Haydenville plant manager Matheny notes no negotiations since Friday morning walkout after the one year contract expired.
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United Brick & Clay Workers
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Eugene Johnson
Logan
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Princess Caroline Baptized in Monaco Cathedral
Princess Caroline six weeks old daughter of Prince Rainier III and Princess Grace was baptized in Monaco. Four bishops and 15 priests attended the ceremony with guests including Princess Grace's parents Mr and Mrs John B Kelly of Philadelphia Royal family officials and diplomats present.
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Monaco
Caroline
Prince Rainier III
Princess Grace
Grace
John B. Kelly
Philadelphia
Rainier
Ironton Men Nabbed After Kroger Robbery
Three Ironton men aged 24, 23, and 23 were arrested five miles south of Zanesville on Rt 22 by the state highway patrol within two hours of a $12,000 Kroger supermarket robbery in New Lexington. They carried $11,046 in a car stash, a torn sack left the sum short, and about $40 more was found near the scene. The suspects identified by Warren Donnelly and Keith Reeves face armed robbery arraignment at 7 p.m. in New Lexington.
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Cana
New Lexington
John Roseborough
Donna Wayne Moore
Tommy Shope
Zanes
Rt. 22
State Highway Patrol
Warren Donnelly
Keith Reeves
Lexington
Perry County
Dave Moore
Reeves
Dorothy Harden
Donnelly
Brennan Approved as New Supreme Court Justice
The Senate Judiciary Committee unanimously approved President Eisenhower's nomination of William J. Brennan Jr. as a justice on the Supreme Court. The panel also set public hearings for March 18 on Charles Evans Whittaker's nomination to a separate seat. Brennan, already serving after a recess appointment, faces confirmation despite past attacks from Senator McCarthy.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Eisenhower
William J. Brennan Jr
New Jersey
Eastland
D - Miss
Charles Evans Whittaker
Kansas City
Brennan
Sherman Minton
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Senate
Five Day Forecast Outlook With Cold Trend
The forecast shows temperatures about 10 degrees below normal with highs near 42 north and 49 south and lows around 26 north to 30 south. Cold continues with minor daily changes and precipitation averaging 1-10 inches or less in frequent snow flurries.
Circus Publicist Allen Lester Dies in California
Allen J. Lester a 56 year old circus and theatrical publicist died in Burbank California on Sunday Burial will be in Roseville Ohio his hometown. Lester was in town to publicize a show titled Cat On the...
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Allen J. Lester
Roseville
Ohio
Lester
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