Nixon compliments Democrats while Stevenson Kefauver spar over issues
Vice President Nixon praised Democratic credit for prosperity in New York remarks but Stevenson and Kefauver rejected the compliment, criticizing the peace and prosperity slogan and a stalled school construction program. Kefauver eyed the California primary, Stevenson aimed for Pennsylvania, while Eisenhower voters debated methods to achieve social and economic goals.
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Gettysburg
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Washington
United States
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Roosevelt
Scaffold Fall Fatal at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Harry R. Haines 61 of Arcanum died after falling 20 feet from a scaffold at Wright Patterson Air Force Base where he worked for 12 years. The incident occurred Wednesday and is being investigated locally.
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Dayton
Ohio
Harry R. Haines
Arcanum
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier wed in Monaco Catholic ceremony
Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier III were married in a 63 minute Catholic ceremony at Monaco's cathedral after a civil wedding made her princess of Monaco. Pope Pius XII blessed the couple as they prepared for a 15 day Mediterranean honeymoon aboard Deo Juvante II.
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Wilmington
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Donald C. Levine
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Grimaldi
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Dairy price boosts coming as federal action lifts support
Prices for butter cheese and milk are set to rise by 2 cents a pound 1 cent a pound and a penny or more per quart in many areas. The increases result from President Eisenhower directing the Agriculture Department to raise butterfat and manufacturing milk prices to boost dairy farmers income. Distributors pay dairymen higher prices in regulated urban markets and some regions have already approved or begun proceedings for increases. A Friday hearing in Columbus will address Ohio specifics.
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Eisenhower
Agriculture Department
Department
Detroit
Columbus
Ohio
Five Paintings Reported Stolen During Monaco Wedding Week
Monaco police announced the theft of five rare paintings valued at over 95000 from Dr. S Mikhaelos’s home on Boulevard Des Moulins amid Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier II’s wedding celebrations. Earlier, jewels worth 55000 were stolen from guest Mrs. Matthew McLaskey and bridesmaid Mrs. Maree Pamp, both of Philadelphia.
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Grace Kelly
Prince Rainier II
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Monage
Park Avenue
Matthew McLaskey
Philadelphia
Maree Pamp
Navy to Launch Plastic Landing Craft in California
SAN PEDRO CALIF Feb details. The Navy is purchasing a molded plastic landing craft vehicle personnel LCVP modeled after the steel armed craft used at beachheads. The 36 foot craft weighs with glass cloth and paper construction and steel armor plating to resist small arms fire. It carries a light tank and two platoons of men.
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San Pedro
Calif
Navy
Cigar filler price support set at 23 cents a pound
The Agriculture Department fixes the minimum average price support rate for this year’s Ohio cigar filler at 23 cents per pound or 90 percent of parity, down from 24.7 cents last year.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Ohio
Israel Egypt agree to unconditional cease fire
Dag Hammarskjold announced that Egypt and Israel have agreed to an unconditional cease fire effective 6 p.m. Wednesday April 18. The agreement prohibits shooting across the armistice demarcation line and bars any warlike acts by both sides. Hammarskjold traveled the region meeting with Egyptian Premier Nasser and Israeli Prime Minister Ben-Gurion as he pursues a broader peace effort.
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New York
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
Suez Canal
Kremlin Chiefs Start London Tour
Soviet Premier Bulganin and Communist Party chief Khrushchev begin a 10 day London visit with a wreath laying at the Cenotaph and a meeting with Prime Minister Eden. Police and public reaction mix as security and diplomacy frame the trip amid expectations of talks on German reunification and Middle East issues.
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Middle East
Asia
Hamilton Man Dies In Crash
CENTRALIA Ill Three men die in an auto crash on Illinois 161 five miles west of Centralia Jewel Fowler 22 Centralia was alone in his car Mark L Sloniker 31 Hamilton Ohio driver of the other car L F Hall 73 Beckemeyer Ill passenger both were lumber buyers A witness said the two vehicles collided head on according to state police
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Jewel Fowler
Mark L. Sloniker
Hamilton
Ohio
L. F. Hall
Beckemeyer
Fowler
Sloniker
Hall
Ohio GOP Voted To Sustain Veto
Most of Ohio’s 17 Republican U S House members backed President Eisenhower’s veto of the farm bill. Rep Gordon H Scherer was absent in California with a congressional investigating panel. Four Democrats supported overriding the veto, while two Democrats voted to sustain.
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House
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California
Congressional Investigating Committee
Michael A. Feighan
Wayne L. Hays
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James G. Polk
Dinesectte
Thomas L. Ashley
Charles A. Vanik
Three Men Rob Weld Shop For Scrap Iron
Henry Stolley, owner of a welding shop in Omaha, reported that three men visited seeking to purchase items. The trio later returned, claimed to have spoken with Stolley, loaded a truck with three tons of scrap iron, and left.
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Omaha
Henry Stolley
Stolley
American Private Gets 16 Years For Desertion And Robbery
Pvt. Sidney Ray Sparks of Tennille Georgia was sentenced by a U.S. military court in Berlin to 16 years at hard labor for robbery breaking and entering desertion and seeking asylum in East Germany. He had spent about three years in Soviet prison camps after being captured in 1952 and later returned to the army in Berlin.
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Sidney Ray Sparks
Tennille
East Germany
Sparks
Berlin
Soviet Union
Vorku‘a
Vladimir
Ideas, People, and Power Shape World History
Former ambassador Chester Bowles argues in Cleveland that America underestimates how ideas and devoted individuals drive global change. He cites how dynamic minds toppled governments from China to the Middle East in a decade, challenging narrow power concepts tied to steel, resources, and arms.
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Cleveland
America
India
China
Egypt
Middle East
Chester Bowles
Newton D. Baker
TV popularity in Russia discussed by UNESCO official
UNESCO television chief Henry R. Cassirer told Ohio State University’s institute that about one million of the 10 million sets outside the United States are in Russia. He said television channels bring Russian culture to millions via films, opera, and theater. He noted 36 countries have TV with around 48 million sets in the United States.
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Columbus
Ohio
Henry R. Cassirer
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Unesco
United States
Russia
Cassirer
Ohio State University
Institute For Education By Radio-Television
Shaw's Writings Valued At 1.2 Million Inheritance Tax
London reports that the late George Bernard Shaw’s worldwide copyrights are valued at 430000 pounds, lifting his taxable estate to about 600000 pounds. Shaw died in 1950, and the figure reflects the tax authority’s assessment.
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London
George Bernard Shaw
Shaw
Hope Dims For Trapped Coal Miners
Rescue efforts at Kaiser Steel No. 2 mine in Sunnyside Utah continue after a roof collapse buried four miners. Two escaped earlier as relatives and co workers help with diggers. The four named men are LaVell Marion Golding Wellington Utah Joe Archuletta Dragerton Utah Lloyd D Heath Sunnyside Utah and Joe Otterstrom Sunnyside Utah.
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Sunnyside
Utah
Kaiser Steel Corporation
No. 2
LaVell Marion Golding
Wellington
Joe Archuletta
Dragerton
Lloyd D. Heath
Joe Otterstrom
Weather Outlook Warm, Partly Cloudy With Mild Weekend Rise
The forecast calls for mostly fair and warmer weather today with a high near 55. Tonight and Friday will be partly cloudy and cool with highs around 50 and a low near 30. Yesterday’s unofficial high was 44 and the morning low 30 with minimal snow and rainfall.
Icardi acquitted in World War II perjury case
Former Army Lt Aldo L Icardi was acquitted of perjury charges over falsely denying involvement in the World War II murder of U S S Major William V Holohan in Italy. Judge Keech ruled the testimony before a House subcommittee not material to the inquiry.
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Aldo L. Icardi
William V. Holohan
Italy
U. S
Icardi
Pittsburgh
Edward Bennett Williams
Search
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