Couple Wed After Long, Long Wait in Dayton
In Dayton, Bernard Andrada and Margo Hasser wed after a two year wait. Judge Cecil Edwards officiated at the Safety Building after a rapid probate ruling. Margo will remain in the United States to complete reentry papers, with limited visits to Bernard during the stay.
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Germany
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Cecil Edwards
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Those Forty Bays Those Forty Bays
A reflective poem recalling betrayal and arrest in Bethany with Judas’s traitorous act as leaders plot and the temple money changers deem Jesus a threat to their wealth and power.
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Bethany
Judas
Satan
Ohio River flood crest seen with minor damage expected
The Ohio River rose due to spring rains and was forecast to crest near 52 feet at Cincinnati with six inches beyond flood stage on Friday. Portsmouth and East Liverpool pumps were activated, while parts of U S Route 52 and Nine Mile Road remained waterlogged.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
U.S. Weather Bureau
Cincinnati
East Liverpool
Nine Mile Road
Clermont County
Evansville
Ind
Thaw Ends Ohio Snow After Severe Storm
Snowfall in northern Ohio dumped up to 14 inches causing 10 deaths, major road closures, snapped lines, and school shutdowns. By Tuesday spring returned with sunny skies and temperatures above freezing. In Greater Cleveland seven deaths were linked to the storm including Albert E. Lapp in Avon Lake and three men in Lorain County during shoveling.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Albert E. Lapp
Avon Lake
Sheffield
Lorain County
Charles Lapp
Amherst
Joseph Kozel
Vermilion
LeRoy Clapp
Oberlin
Truck Kills 4 Youngsters in Arizona Accident
In Safford Arizona a speeding truck struck the Bracamontez family on the way to a movie killing four children Virgie 12 Andy 9 Patsy 7 and Avelina 5. Suspect Antonio Olivas 63 jailed on negligent homicide and DUI charges and lacking a license. Roberto Bracamentez 8 and Ray Arbellin 14 were critically injured.
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Bracamontez
Antonio Olivas
Safford
Lee Palmer
Olivas
Virgie
Andy
Patsy
Avelina
Roberto Bracamentez
Ray Arbellin
Syrians Warned Of Enemy Attack
Premier Sabri Assali told the Syrian Parliament that forces of aggression are scheming for an opportunity to attack. Cabinet Minister Fekher Kayali named the forces of aggression as Britain and France.
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Syria
Sabri Assali
Parliiament
Fekher Kayali
Prevention Program Spots Young Hearts At Risk
Dr. Caroline Bede Thomas of Johns Hopkins outlines a humanitarian manhunt to identify youths with a mix of physical and psychological traits plus parental history that signal susceptibility to high blood pressure and coronary disease. The plan tests preventive measures on half the group while the other half serves as a control.
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Frank Carey
Science
Boston
Caroline Bede Thomas
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Thomas
American College of Physicians
Johns Hopkins
Dog Bound To Silence
Sir Reginald the cocker spaniel was found with a rubber band around his jaw. Mrs. Humphrey removed the band, which had slipped from a newspaper the dog had carried home, and the dog recovered quickly.
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Kanp
Reginald
Norman Humphreys
Humphrey
Sir Reginald
Scranton to Host McClellan Rackets Committee Hearings
Senate Rackets Committee will hold about three days of hearings starting next Tuesday in Scranton Pa on alleged through the unions and building trades and Teamsters. David F Maxwell of Philadelphia urged prompt bar action to disbar lawyers implicated in criminal conspiracies tied to labor rackets.
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Senate
Scranton
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American Bar Assn
David F. Maxwell
Philadelphia
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United States Senate
McClellan Committee
Woman Recants Murder Testimony in Redman Case
Cincinnati Ohio Mrs Johnetta Clark 20 recanted earlier testimony that Arthur Lee Redman on trial for first degree murder threatened to kill her She said she was mixed up when she told the jury the threat Cross examination showed the rest of her testimony was true Redman is charged with starting a Nov fire to scare her Eight people died in the blaze including two of Clark s children
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Johnetta Clark
Arthur Lee Redman
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Redmon
Ike Uses Kid Gloves To Deal With Congress
President Eisenhower says clashes with Congress are natural as he defends his 71.8 billion dollar budget and urges adaptation of constitutional principles to modern industry. He notes budget is 18 percent of national income and argues cuts require trimming existing programs.
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Washington
Eisenhower
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Bieanhawne
Anne Nam
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Premier Resigns In Jordan
Premier Suleiman Nabulsi resigns amid a leadership struggle with King Hussein. The government crisis follows tensions over Western influence and Jordan's diplomatic stance including relations with the Soviet Union. Nabulsi had been premier since October 1956, as regional pressure intensifies.
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Jordan
Suleiman Nabulsi
Hussein
Middle East
Soviet Union
United States
Eisenhower
Palce
Innocent Vian Freed from Jail in Massachusetts
Santos Rodriguez, 26, freed after state officials void a life sentence for a murder he did not commit. Lucien Peets confessed to the killing, and Rodriguez is set for a two week formal pardon review while a $60,000 compensation proposal is considered by lawmakers.
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Boston
Santos Rodriguez
Massachusetts
Norfolk
Furcolo
Rodriguez
Executive Council
Lucien Peets
Springfield
Mildred Hosmer
Peets
Springsfield
Middletown Weather Forecast Predicts Rain By Thursday
The forecast calls for mostly fair and warmer weather today with a high near 60. Clouds increase tonight with scattered showers and thunderstorms possible by Thursday, when high temperatures reach around 50 and overnight lows dip to about 34. Yesterday's high was 54 and the low 30, with .04 inches of rain.
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Middletown
Crystal Ball
Mercury
Britain urges U N take over Suez dispute as talks stall
Washington reports Britain and several allies push to refer the Suez Canal dispute to the United Nations Security Council. US Egypt talks in Cairo stall over Egyptian control of canal operations and tolls while Russia backs Egypt and diplomats weigh reentry to the Council for user protections.
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Britain
United States
United Nations Security Council
Egypt
Suez Canal
U.S
Raymond A.' Hare
Cairo
Mahmoud Fawzi
United
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Russia
Todays Chuckle about office workers and hardy husbands
A humorous contrast shows middle-age women staying home with a cold while the strong man endures, and is survived by his wife and five children.
Reuther Wins Easy Re-Election At UAW Convention
In Atlantic City Walter P. Reuther wins re election as UAW president as faction opposed to a 50 cent dues rise to 3 next June loses ground. Opponent Carl Stellato led a Detroit area Ford Rouge local faction arguing funds should go to a 23 million dollar strike fund and AFL CIO plan. reform unlikely as Reuther maintains control over 3200 delegates.
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United Auto Workers
Walter P. Reuthier
Reuther
Carl Stellato
Ford Rouge
Detroit
Stellato
Uga
Afl-Cio
Emil Mazey
UAW
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