Egypt Okays U N Occupation Of Gaza Strip
An Egyptian spokesman said in principle UNEF troops will patrol Gaza’s border while Egypt administers the strip. Israel protests and seeks U.S. talks as Golda Meir heads to Washington. Hammar skjold postpones Middle East trip.
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Egypt
Okays U. N
Gaza Strip
Gaza
Israel
Strip
U. N
U. S
Golda Meir
United States
Dulles
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarsknjold
Middle East
U. N. Emergency Force
UNEF
Amin Helmy
Ralph Bunche
E. L. M. Burns
Helmy
Gulf of Aqaba
Meir
Mohammed Hassan Abdel Latif
Latif
Firemen Fight 4 Blazes. Heigle Home Destroyed
Fire of undetermined origin in a stiff breeze destroyed Porter Heigle’s two story home on Rt. 664S nine miles south of Logan. Chief O J Hysell said the blaze started in the attic and the Heigles saved some furnishings. The $12,000 house was aided by Logan and Hocking Honor Camp men and a fire warden, with water from a cistern.
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Porter Heigle
Logan Fire Department
Logan
O. J. Hysell
Hysell
Heigles
Jack Sherman
On Fire Department
Burglary Reported at Sand Run House
A Sand Run house, unoccupied for weeks, was burglarized recently. William Sheren reported the break in to the Hocking County sheriff's department on Friday afternoon. Missing items include a radio copper wire fuel pumps carburetors and miscellaneous furniture. Deputies Kenneth Rheinscheid and Gerald Morrison said entry appeared to use a skeleton key.
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Sand Run
Hocking County
Record Blimp Flight Demonstrates Endurance and Capability
The Navy ZPG-2 blimp landed at Boca Chica Naval Air Station after 11 days and 12 minutes aloft covering over 8,000 miles. Officials say the mission proved airships can patrol offshore for days, relay radar information, and operate with lower fuel use than fast aircraft, suggesting a role in early warning. Cmdr. Ronald W. Hoel described 12 hour shifts and onboard activities as the crew kept busy during the long voyage.
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Boca Chica
Weymouth
Mass
Atlantic
Portugal
North Africa
Florida
Navy
Cmdr
Ronald W. Hoel
South Weymouth
April Term Jurors Names Drawn For Hocking County
A drawing selected grand and petit jurors for the April term of Hocking County Common Pleas Court. Grand jurors include Shirley Smith Laurelville, Frank James Murray City, John Freeman Logan, and others. Petit jurors named include Pearl Shaw South Bloomingville, Floyd Wade Glouster, Mary Bowen Logan, and more from several townships.
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Hocking
Logan
Iris Lowry
Guy Tatman
Laurelville
Raymond Martin
Nelsonville
Hazel Cook
New Straitsville
Jacob Hall
Enterprise
Curtis Hinton
Pearl Shaw
South Bloomingville
Floyd Wade
Glouster
Charles Clark
Union Furnace
Mary L. Bowen
Delores Lehman
Haydenville
Oman Beavers
Frank L. Bell
William J. Backus
Gore
Cecil Keck
Howard Funk
Noah Harden
W. A. Canan
Rockbridge
Roy R. Loomis
Opal H. Unger
Warren Phillips
Rhea Harden
W. H. Mowrey
Terry Smith
Carbon Hill
Harry Reeves
Arlene S. Bailey
Bryan Hunt
Harold Nihiser
Speeder Doolittle Fined on City Speeding Charge
Kenneth M. Doolittle of Nelsonville, 19, was fined $10 and costs by Mayor Francis Myers for speeding. He was cited Tuesday evening on West Front Street by city police.
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Kenneth M. Doolittle
Nelsonville
Francis Myers
Doolittle
W. Front St
Normal Temperatures Forecast Across Regions
The Weather Bureau projects a 30 day outlook from mid March to mid April with normal temperatures in the Ohio Valley and above seasonal norms from the Appalachian Mountains eastward. West of the Mississippi expect below normal, with notable departures in the southern Rocky Mountains. precipitation mostly above normal except for the Great Plains far Southwest and area east of the Appalachians near normal. Winds ease in the storm affected Midwest. warmer air nears. Some snow flurries persist in parts east of the Rockies and along the Great Lakes.
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Washington
The
Weather Bureau
Ohio Valley
Appalachian Mountains
Mississippi River
Rocky Mountains
Great Plains
Appalachians
Midwest
Rockies
Atlantic Coast
Lake Superior
Minnesota
Iowa
Dakotas
Great Lakes
Bride Also Catches Mumps After Wedding
Kansas City report confirms Judy Kraft, 21, contracted mumps after marrying Don Schanker, 23. The couple wed despite Don’s prior illness and the illness was confirmed by a doctor on Friday.
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Bride
Kansas City
Don Schanker
Judy Kraft
Don
Judy
Budget Fight Grows Over Eisenhower Plan In Congress
In Washington a wave of economy protests hits the Eisenhower budget. Rep. Simpson calls for deep cuts while Sen. Byrd urges a 5 billion reduction and warns of 30 000 more federal workers under the plan. Payroll would rise to 11.2 billion.
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Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
Simpson
Byrd
D-Va
Senate Finance Committee
U. S.S. Chamber of Commerce
Irish Baltimore Hails U. S. City
Baltimore Ireland sends a basket of shamrocks with Cork soil to Harry Pouder director of the Export-Import Bureau of the Baltimore Commerce Assn. Pouder will distribute the shamrocks to his Irish friends and he notes his ancestry is French.
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Baltimore
Ireland
County Cork
Harry Pouder
The
Baltimore Commerce Assn
Pouder
Principal Quits Over Worry at Sparks High
Edwin Whitehead resigned Friday as Sparks High School principal citing stress. He will stay on as history teacher with pay reduced from 7600 to 6400 dollars annually.
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Sparks, Nev
Edwin Whitehead
Sparks High School
Governor’s late mercy plea ends as Abbott is executed
California governor Goodwin Knight attempted to grant a stay for Burton Abbott two minutes too late. Abbott, 29, the Berkeley girl Stephanie Bryant’s kidnapper, died in the San Quentin gas chamber after a sequence of appeals and a final clemency call from the shipboard governor. The delay underscored the question of halting execution after the first lethal pellet.
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San Quentin
Calif
Goodwin Knight
Burton W. Abbott
Stephanie Bryant
Abbott
George T. Davis
U.S. Court of Appeals
Davis
State Supreme Court
Knight
Harley O. Teets
Teets
Joseph Babich
Abbot
Stephanie
Charles Bryant
Berkeley
Alameda
Trinity County
Expert Sees Big Russian Satellite Plan
Cincinnati scholars report Dr. I M Levitt of the Franklin Institute says Russia may launch a large satellite with five times the payload of Project Vanguard. He notes the Russian chance is to put all eggs in one basket while the United States pursues multiple satellites.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Russia
I. M. Levitt
Fels Planetarium
Franklin Institute
University of Cincinnati
United States
U. S
Vanguard
International Geophysical Year
Florida
Levitt
13 White Youths Indicted in Palmer Slaying
A Cook County grand jury indicted 13 white youths for murder and conspiracy in the hammer slaying of Alvin Palmer a 17 year old Black youth on a Chicago street corner. Prosecutors plan to seek the death penalty for all indicted.
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Chicago
Cook County
Alvin Palmer
Wilmore Johnson
Joseph Schwartz
Palmer
Atty
Benjamin Admowski
Giant Meteor Seen In Dixie
A giant meteor blazed across southern skies Friday night with fragments reportedly reaching Texas Louisiana and Alabama though no confirmations were made. Observers described a daytime like flash and brief flaming trails lasting about 20 seconds in some areas.
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New Orleans
Texas
Louisiana
Alabama
Sentencing Set In Slaying Trial in Iron ton
Judge Warren Earhart set Tuesday for sentencing George Salyers 38 for the fatal shooting of Ralph Keaton 28 and wounding Roy Brown 28 after an argument at an Iron ton tavern. A Common Pleas jury found Salyers guilty of second degree murder and shooting with intent to wound in the double shooting.
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Ironton
Warren Earhart
George Salyers
Ralph E. Keaton
Coal Grove
Roy Brown
Coryville
Common Pleas
Salyers
Dismal Hollow
Big St Patrick's Day Parade Lights Up New York
New York celebrates St Patrick's Day with a city wide parade along Fifth Avenue from 44th to 96th Street. Francis Cardinal Spellman will review from St Patrick's Cathedral steps while Dublin's Lord Mayor Robert Briscoe attends the reviewing stand. The event runs a day early due to Sunday's holiday.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Kelly
Kohn
Kosciusko
Kirsch
44Th Street
96Th Street
Francis Cardinal Spellman
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Robert Briscoe
Dublin
Briscoe
St. Patrick’s Day
Lausche Adjusting To New Post As U S Senator
Frank J. Lausche settles into his role as Ohio’s junior U S senator. After defeating George Bender last November, Lausche shows new enthusiasm and greater engagement in bills and committee hearings. Some criticism from Rep. Wayne Hays exists, but support comes from Ohio lawmakers and the State Department.
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Washington
Frank J. Lausche
U. S
Ohio
Lausche
United States
George Bender
U. S. Senate
Ray White
White
Wayne Hays
State Department
Senate probes fix 24 hour deadline for Beck to show records
Washington prosecutors press a 24 hour deadline for Dave Beck to turn over 1949 to 1955 personal financial records amid allegations union funds financed Becks personal expenses. Beck denies immediate access until lawyers review rights while hearings expose using Teamsters money to pay Nathan Schefferman and traveling expenses for Brewster's horses.
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Washington
Senate
Dave Beck
Teamsters Union
Beck
Seattle
Brewster
Schefferman
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
New York
Portland
Galveston Pup Blackie Sparks City Dog Feud
Blackie the mongrel, whose capture triggered a gun battle and overhaul of Galveston’s dog catching system, is missing from the pound amid a citywide halt to stray-dog roundups. Authorities fired five temporary catchers and faced protests from residents after a tense standoff with two youths and police.
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Galveston
Tex
Blackie
Tom Juneman
Otis O'Callahan
Irving Brown
Robert Garcia
Charles Layman
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Foreign Office
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Selective Service Board No. 61
Thomas S. Hahn
Darrel Thomas Dexter
New Plymouth
Walter A. Potts
Rockie
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Armed Forces
Heigle
W. H. Gardner
Front St
Leslie G. Johnson
Mound St
Sand Run House
Key West
Fla
Speeder
Rep. Simpson
Pennsylvania
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
U. S. City
Whitehead
Hancock
San Francisco
Dixie
Ore
Nathan W. Shefferman
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Frank Brewster
Ilstate
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