GOP Hope To Get Ike Ok On Bricker Treaty Compromise
Washington AP report says President Eisenhower weighs a compromise on the Bricker treaty power amendment and may back it if a major legal issue is cleared. Senate Republicans push for White House backing to win a two thirds vote and swift passage with Bricker joining the substitute.
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Plane Crash Kills 34 In Japanese Strait Disaster
TOKYO AP A U S S Air Force twin engine C46 Commando shuttling mail and supplies to northern Japan plunged into the icy 25 mile wide strait between Hokkaido and Honshu. Only parachutes and an oil slick were seen from search planes. None of the 30 passengers five crewmen survived.
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One Official Heads Two UN Councils
Leslie Knox Munro the 52 year old New Zealand ambassador to the U.N. and the United States became president of the Security Council for a month while already heading the Trusteeship Council. He called the renewed activity a good sign as Arab Israel tensions flare and Palestine issues loom this month.
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Japa-Bomb Victims Plan To Sue U.S.
The Hiroshima Atom Bomb Victims Assn plans to file damage suits in American courts seeking 2,777 dollars for each Japanese death in the Hiroshima and Nagasaki raids. Kyodo says leading lawyers doubt any case would succeed, arguing air power has no right to damages after war.
Greek Islands Hit By New Tremors
Ionian islands Kefallinia Zakinthos and Ithaca, where about 1000 people died in August quakes, were shaken again with thirty tremors. No new fatalities reported, but several buildings collapsed and landslides blocked roads.
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Show Must Go On Jackie Gleason to Return on stretcher
New York Jackie Gleason who broke a leg and ankle in a fall says he will appear on next Saturday's television show if he has to go on his stretcher. He plans to keep the engagement despite the injury and will perform as scheduled.
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Four Fires Rage Across Michigan Communities
Detroit reports four fires across Michigan communities over the weekend causing an estimated 1.125 million dollars in damage. Authorities assess the incidents as separate events with no immediate connections disclosed. Fire units from multiple agencies responded, and investigations are ongoing to determine causes and origins of the blazes.
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AFL Chiefs Gather For Conference
The 17 member AFL Executive Council meets at Mami Beach to review the economic climate and rising unemployment. Leaders fear layoffs may spread to construction and other sectors. George Meany seeks to ease frictions with the administration. Labor Secretary Mitchell plans to attend to mend ties. A major issue is a proposed peace plan to settle disputes with CIO unions and within the AFL. Some AFL unions reportedly reluctant to sign.
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Ohio Meager Aid To Mental Units Criticized
Cincinnati Archbishop Karl J Alter blasted Ohio for low funding to mental institutions at the Men of Milford Catholic Retreat dinner before 1700 attendees. He cited only 2.60 dollars daily per patient versus a 16 dollar regional standard, urging help for the situation while Governor Lausche and Senator Burke praised the retreat’s spiritual role.
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Spy Ring Smashed Report Russia Diplomat Seeks Asylum
An American source says Yuri Rostovorov a Russian diplomat and intelligence agent asked for and was granted political asylum in the United States. Rostovorov believed to have left Japan possibly en route to the U S. His disappearance Jan 24 sparked talk of the largest spy ring crack in Asia.
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Brennan Named Notre Dame Head Football Coach
Terry Brennan, 25, former Notre Dame football star and assistant coach, was named head football coach at the university to succeed Frank Leahy, who resigned yesterday due to ill health.
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Train wreck near Seoul kills 51 after crash
A rickety South Korean train derailed after colliding with a truck 30 miles south of Seoul. The death toll reached 51 with over 100 injured, 83 seriously. Many victims were school children. Army and air force doctors recovered bodies in freezing temps. The truck driver and engine crew died. The first three wooden coaches piled behind the engine.
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Gunmen Narrate Fairy Tales During Chicago Home Robbery
Five robbers posing as a Western Union messenger entered bakery owner Louis Fahrberger’s Northwest Side home and held a babysitter and three children hostage for 45 minutes. They forced lullaby storytelling with Goldilocks and the Three Bears to keep the kids quiet while aiming to steal 4,525 dollars in cash and 5,000 dollars in jewelry, leaving $1,000 cash untouched. Christine, 3, even sang Doggie in the Window during the lull.
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Cold Wave Grips Europe With 35 Dead Across Continent
A seven year cold wave sweeps from Portugal to Siberia with no relief in sight. At least 35 deaths this week include 28 skaters who drowned in England and Holland and 5 French children who froze to death. Temperatures range from 30 below in parts of Bavaria to 30 above in Lisbon as snow falls along the Riviera and ice blocks ports and rivers across England, Holland, Germany and Denmark.
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Ski Lift Jams Injure Three at Chewelah Peak
A ski lift at Chewelah Peak jammed and ran in reverse for about 80 seconds injuring three Spokane men Don Katke Robert Katke and Roy Shetter after they jumped to escape being pulled into the lower terminal Officials expect an expert report on the cause early this week A boy around 10 was dragged from his seat as the bottom chair moved toward the lower terminal ultimately stopping when four chairs tangled in the bull wheel at the lower station
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Roy Shetter
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No Yanks Lost In Stiff Fight Ten Days Ago
The Air Force reports a sharp engagement near the Korean coast about January 22 involving U S planes and MIG15 fighters. A U S Recon R 45 A bomber was attacked but no American aircraft were lost and one MIG15 was shot down. The clash occurred north of the 38th Parallel with no U S casualties.
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Earth Said 1/2 Billion Years Old
Four scientists using an atomic yardstick push Earth's origin to at least 442 billion years ago based on meteorite lead isotopes. The work, by Patterson, Brown, Tilton, and Inghram, suggests two billion years of molten surface earlier in Earth's history.
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University of Chicago Reports
Good Year Seen For Car Industry
LOS ANGELES David J. McDonald president of the CIO United Steelworkers says 1984 should bring strong automobile output and solid prospects for steel. He notes a shift toward steel manufacturing and activity in road building and construction, predicting one of the biggest production years in history though not yet equal to 1953.
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Big Four Talks Continue In East Berlin
Western and Soviet foreign ministers met in Berlin amid deadlock over Germany and disarmament. Dulles Bidault Eden arrived as Molotov chaired in the Hall of Mirrors. Western delegates pressed strategy on uniting Germany and a world atomic pool while noting a more fluid, if still tense, atmosphere.
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Earthquake Jolts Southern California Valley and Imperial Valley
A sharp quake rocked the Valley of southern California last night with no damage reported. Calexico residents felt the tremor at 8 25 p m. El Centro in the Imperial Valley registered two shocks at 8 25 and ten minutes later. Dishes rattled as tremors were reported across several valley points and in San Diego.
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Weather Outlook for the Midlands Valley Tonight and Tomorrow
Fair weather expected in the Miami Valley tonight and tomorrow per Vandalia casters. Low around 34 degrees tonight with a high near 53 tomorrow. Previous highs and lows noted, including 53 yesterday afternoon and a low of 23 at 6 PM.
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