Ohio Appellate Court Allows Cities to Ban All Pinball Machines
An Ohio appellate court ruled Columbus may outlaw all pinball machines regardless of free play. The decision, concurring with judges from Toledo and Akron, holds pinball operations can be deemed a public nuisance and detrimental to morals.
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Cure Found For Killer Of Hearts
New Orleans report on a half hour operation described as fantastically simple may erase death risk from coronary thrombosis. Dr. Robert Glover says 12 of 13 patients showed major improvement. technique diverts blood from internal mammary arteries to the heart after a heart attack, using local anesthesia.
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Reds Resuming Arms Shipments to Egypt Reported
Washington reports that Russia has resumed arms shipments to Egypt in recent weeks. Officials say it is unclear if this is a new purchase or extra deliveries under a 250 million dollar contract disclosed in September 1955.
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Fable Cites Home Rule Law in Maryland Towns
Russell P. Smith of Cambridge testified to a legislative committee that Maryland towns will fare well if the home rule law remains unchanged. He told a story of a tramp in a convertible, wind in a cold moment, where a driver died and another survived, using the tale to urge lawmakers not to reverse directions.
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Utah Prison Revolt Ends After 12 Hours Hostages Freed
Rioting inmates at the Point of the Mountain prison yielded to Gov. Clyde’s stance after 12 hours of chaos. Guards were injured, 27 hostages seized including 13 church players and four outside teachers, and weapons and ammunition were captured before surrender.
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Snowbound coed and date rescued after four-day ordeal
Beverly Ohlson, 20, and Robert Bolasny, 22, trudged four feet of snow to a TV relay station near Castle Rock after being cut off for days. Rescuers found her parents, Peter and Mrs Ohison, 57 and 53, in their car ten miles away. the couple kept warm by burning the back seat as temperatures hovered near zero. Ohlson suffered a broken ankle and frostbite, unknown to her at the time, while Bolasny endured the freezing trek.
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Wise and Humane Train Fathers 4 Fs Hershey Urges Congress
Lt Gen Lewis B Hershey selective service director tells a House Armed Services panel it would be wise and humane to train many men deferred for fatherhood or other causes He warns of a potential two million man mobilization and argues training fathers and other groups for a ready reserve could replace aging veterans He cites about five million men in the best age pool with 1 3 million available 1 4 million fathers and 2 3 million unacceptable for various reasons
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Cypriots Questioned After Bomb Attacks On British Properties
Police rounded up 300 Greek Cypriot youths for questioning after at least 12 bomb attacks on British property were reported in Famagusta. Bombs were thrown mainly at bars and homes of British residents, with only minor damage.
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Dreary Weather With Fog and Drizzle Through Friday
The forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies with little temperature change through today, tonight, and Friday. Fog blankets the Miami Valley with light rain or drizzle likely as a warming trend continues. highs near 44 degrees and lows around 35. Yesterday in Middletown reached 37 at 9 pm with a 34 degree low this morning. Rainfall yesterday and last night was minimal.
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Archery Fan Bets On Elephant Kill In Africa
William Negley, 43, oil operator in San Antonio, plans a bow hunt in the Belgian Congo for an elephant. The bet, linked to Fred Bear of Grayling Michigan and William K. Carpenter Jr of Wilmington Delaware, funds the trip though Negley says return with specimens for a new African hall at Whitte Museum is the primary aim.
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Soviet TV exposes four alleged U S spies in Moscow act
Four men identified as Nikolai Yakuta Mikhail Kudrayavtsev Adam Novikov and Konstantin Khmelitsky testified on a Moscow news conference televised in the capital and later for bloc broadcasts They claimed U S agents recruited them in postwar Germany and trained them at espionage schools before their capture between 1953 and 1954 The Foreign Ministry displayed so called spy gear and poison capsules as evidence in a staged three hour briefing.
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Motherly wedding quip on give and take humor
A lighthearted remark from mother to daughter before the wedding suggests marriage is about balance. The joke implies to take whatever is offered if the husband does not give enough money.
Exposure Was Killer Of Sisters Grimes Girls
Chicago officials report scientists concluded the Grimes sisters Barbara and Patricia died of exposure. The nude bodies were found along a suburban road January 22, with doctors baffled by how they remained in the cold. No official cause has been fixed and investigators note no signs of a struggle.
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Hungarian Priest Is Excommunicated By Vatican
Vatican City announced the excommunication of Rev. Richard Horvath a Hungarian born Catholic priest. Vatican sources said he opposed ecclesiastical authorities and cooperated with Communists to establish a nationally controlled church.
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Bitter Debate On Policy Change At National Communist Convention
New York reports the American Communist party plans its 11th national convention opening Saturday with 300 delegates from regional groups and about 25 000 members. The clash centers on whether to uphold Marxist Leninism under the Kremlin or pursue independence, with John Gates leading a right wing push for sweeping changes and omitting the party name. William Z Foster remains a key proponent of traditional theory. Eugene Dennis favors limited reform. The convention will elect a national committee and decide party leadership.
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