U N Egyptian Aides Continue Talks In Cairo
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold and Egyptian President Nasser pursue day long negotiations in Cairo on Middle East disputes. Egypt favors an advisory body to arbitrate canal disputes and tolls while safeguarding sovereignty and broader participation by nonshipping states.
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Hammarskjold
Mahmoud Fawzi
Britain
France
Saudi Arabia
Eisenhower
Iran
Iraq
Turkey
Pakistan
London
United States
Baghdad
U.N
Thieves Grab Bag of Soiled Diapers in Surprise Theft
In Amsterdam New York two thieves stole a bundle from Mrs. Robert Gilston’s front porch. The items taken were soiled diapers left for the laundryman.
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Amsterdam
N. Y
Robert Gilston
Aftershocks Rock San Francisco Bay Area After Major Quake
Friday's tremor hit the San Francisco Bay Area injuring 30 and causing widespread damage. Aftershocks continued into the day across Daly City and South San Francisco, with Panes of glass and toppled shelves reported. Police and fire crews battled fires and managed emergency gas shutoffs as the quake's center appeared near Daly City.
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San Francisco
Bay Area
Bassi
Golden Gate
Daly City
Sacramento
Hollister
San Jose
Here
Santa Clara
Roland Petrocchi
Sunset District
Portsmouth Thug Is Shot In Back
John Gray aged 20 of Georgetown was shot in the back and critically wounded Friday night by a grocer whom he had robbed. Gray and his companion James Melvin Teeters 18 also of Georgetown were held charged with three armed robberies. The grocer's name was not released.
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Portsmouth
John Gray
Georgetown
Gray
James Melvin Teeters
Gun Blast Kills Pal In Cincinnati Home
A 12 year old friend Jack Rain ey Jr. fired a shotgun blast that killed 10 year old Charles Eiland at his Cincinnati home Friday night. The Hamilton County coroner has not ruled on the death.
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Cincinnati
Jack Rainey Jr
Charles Eiland
Hamilton County
Eisenhower Macmillan hold Bermuda talks to heal rift
Presidents Eisenhower and Macmillan pursued a final Bermuda conference to close a rift in U S Britain relations over Egypt and edge toward a joint Middle East defense stance. A Friday U S pledge to join the Baghdad Pact military committee was seen as progress despite Arab backlash. Eisenhower planned to depart Sunday as Cairo talks with Dag Hammarskjold and Nasser awaited results.
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Tucker's Town
Bermuda
Eisenhower
Macmillan
United States
Britain
Egypt
U. S
America
Quake Forces Boss onto Secretary's Lap in San Francisco
A Friday quake in San Francisco toppled Gene Hoffman from his chair at the American President Lines office. He ended up on his secretary's lap before rolling to the floor. The startled operator later joked about the crackling line as the tremor disrupted the scene.
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San Francisco
Gene Hoffman
Ohio Legislature Near Mid Session Adjournment Doubtful
Gov. ONeill and GOP leaders set June 15 as adjournment target though only three bills cleared both houses. Major items include bonding for off campus dorms, pay raises for top officials, and ending the Highway Construction Council. House committees push budget bills and anticipate floor votes in April.
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Columbus
Ohio
William O'Neill
State Board of Education
House
General Assembly
House Taxation Committee
No Pickup Slated For Rubbish Left On Logan Streets
City crews will not collect curbside trash for the next weeks as they focus on street and alley repairs. Ed Rutgers cites staff shortages and illnesses, with no hires due to financial difficulties. Crews will resume normal chores until the Jaycee spring cleanup in April.
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Logan
Ed Rutgers
Rutgers
Land Acquisition Agency Set Up
A centralized real estate section within the Ohio Department of Natural Resources has been formed. It will handle land acquisition execution of leases outside the department administer easements on land owned by the department and other owner public land matters.
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Columbus
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Two Men Injured In Foggy Rt. 33 Crash Near Rockbridge
Two Columbus men Ray J. Stanley 29 and Paul Decker were injured early today when a car ran off foggy Rt. 33 north of Rockbridge. Stanley suffered a fractured jaw and cuts while Decker had multiple lacerations. Both were listed in fair condition at Mount St. Mary Hospital then moved to Nelsonville via Logan ambulance. The one car crash occurred at 3 45 a m on a curve near Mathias grove about a mile south of the Hocking Fairfield county line. The car rolled over after hitting another bank of fog and struck an arc pole demolishing the vehicle.
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Rt. 33
Rockbridge
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Ray J. Stanley
Paul Decker
Stanley
Decker
State Highway Patrol
Mathias’ Grove
Hocking
Fairfield County
Voodoo Hex Brings Death to Crime Doctor in Shelbyville
In Shelbyville Tennessee a 60 year old self styled crime doctor Simon Warner who boasted he could forecast deaths was shot five times and killed. Alabama man Mose H Martin 40 was charged with first degree murder after admitting he killed Warner claiming the so called hex cursed him. Martin reportedly paid Warner sixty dollars for a stomach ailment cure.
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Shelbyville
Tenn
Simon Warner
Alabama
Warner
Mose H. Martin
Stevenson
Ala
Durwood Thompson
Martin
Four Men Sentenced In Gold Smuggling Ring Case
In New York Guy Vincent Betsy Von Furstenberg's husband and three others were sentenced after pleading guilty in a multi million dollar gold smuggling scheme. Vincent received one year in jail while Joseph Boyle Cedric Janine and E Ray Trenary drew prison terms of 18 months six months and six months respectively. The case traced to a 110 pound gold shipment seized at Idlewild Airport in 1952 destined for Holland.
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New York
Guy Vincent
Betsy von Furstenberg
Vincent
Thomas F. Murphy
Joseph J. Boyle
New York State
Cedric Janine
Manhattan
E. Ray Trenary
Interlaken
N. J
Boyle
Jansen
Trenary
Idlewild
Holland
U. S
Yellow Objects Sought After Plane Vanishes in Pacific
A US Navy destroyer searched choppy seas off Japan after a TransPacific C97 with 67 Americans aboard vanished. The missing craft carried yellow life rafts and Mae West life jackets, with packets of yellow dye markers. Air Force said debris could be sea weed mistaken for liferafts.
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Tokyo
California
Japan
Mae West
Air Force
London Strikes Spread as Wage Demands Grow
One million industrial workers in Britain walk out over a 10 percent pay demand and a 36.24 dollar weekly wage. key sectors including railways shipyards and heavy engineering face plant closures as unions push for wider action by April 6. Negotiations open Monday between the National Union of Railwaymen and the government commission.
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London
Britain
National Union of Railwaymen
Government Commission
Teamsters Denounce Senate Racketeering Probe as Unjust
The Policy Committee of the Teamsters Warehouse Division representing about 450000 members condemned the Senate crime inquiry as unjust and deceitful. Hoffa and Brewster spoke as two vice presidents, attacking the McClellan committee methods and warning unions against smear tactics without cross examination.
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ST. Louis
Teamsters Union
Senate
Teamster
James R. Hoffa
Frank W. Brewster
McClellan Committee
Weekend Weather Sees Little Change In Temperature
Forecast suggests only small temperature shifts over the weekend with possible light rain. The day opened at 51 degrees at 11 a.m. after a previous low of 31 overnight, while Friday peaked at 53 degrees by 4 p.m.
Solon Says Prices Rose At Farmers’ Expense
Senator Humphrey accused the Eisenhower administration of keeping consumer prices high while farm prices remained suppressed. He cited the February rise in the consumer price index to 118.7 percent of 1947-49 averages and noted food and housing driven costs with meat and poultry nudging the level higher. Senator Douglas added that farmers’ purchasing power fell while consumer costs climbed and wages failed to keep pace.
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Washington
Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
Eisenhower
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Labor Department
Douglas
D-Ill
Senate House Economic Committee
Teamster Boss Next On List Of Senate Probers
Senate investigators named Dave Beck as the next target in a probe into Teamsters Union finances. They testified that Beck repaid a $270 000 loan from union funds starting in 1954 after tax agents opened inquiries, while Beck claimed repayment of $300 000 to $400 000 borrowed before his presidency. The hearing tied West Coast union officials to attempts to gain profits in Portland.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Hoever
Teamster
Dave Beck
Washington
Teamsters Union
Kennedy
Beck
Teamsters
West Coast
Portland
Ore
McClellan
D-Ark
Paul Dorfman
Chicago
The
Waste Handlers Union
Allen Dorfman
Paul
Frank W. Brewster
Western Conference of
Brewster
Contempt of Congress
Navy cross country flight sets unofficial jet time record
In Sanford Florida the Navy crew on a twin jet AID bomber allegedly set an unofficial cross country time of 3 hours 39 minutes 24 seconds from California to Florida averaging about 640 mph. Pilot Lt Ralph S Barnett said he did not push the aircraft and he sat down to see Naval Air Station.
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Fla
Navy
California
Florida
Ralph S. Barnett
Naval Air Station
Janary
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