Israel Holds Deadlock With UN Over Sinai Gaza Drawdown
Israel’s Foreign Ministry says talks with U N Secretary General Hammarskjold have stalled over the pullout from Sharm El Sheikh and Gaza. Walter Eytan cites rock bottom terms vital to security, demanding guarantees for shipping and continued administration in Gaza. Simon Peres notes possible French support.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Foreign Ministry
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Sharm el Sheikh
Gaza Strip
Walter Eytan
Eytan
Gaza
U. N
Egypt
Jher
Hammariskjold
Hammarskjold
Simon Peres
Defense Ministry
Jerusalem
France
Reporter Is Ordered Back Home
American reporter William Worthy arrived in Budapest after visiting Red China despite a State Department ban. U.S. legation officials asked for his passport to be marked valid only for return. he debated asking for a hearing in Budapest or Washington. The passport expires March 4 and Worthy may return to the United States soon.
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Budapest
Red China
Washington
United States
William Worthy
Baltimore
Communist
China
State Department
Moscow
U.S
Worthy
Richard R. Shelby Jr
Shelby
New York Post
CBS
U.S. Legation
James Wechser
Er. T. Wailes
Wailes
New Auto Falls Apart in Mishawaka Fatal Crash
In Mishawaka Indiana a new car fell apart while speeding on U.S. 33 killing 22 year old driver Joseph O Wachs Parts of the wreckage struck two houses and a porch as the main frame hit a tree A transmission lay center highway There was a skid mark suggesting mechanical failure and the speed could not be estimated.
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Mishawaka
Ind
U.S
Joseph O. Wachs
Wachs
Troy Man Guilty In Slaying Case
Troy man Don Johnson Jr. 32 of Troy convicted of first degree manslaughter for the Oct 24 slaying of fellow Troy resident Doug Miller 32. He faces a possible 120 year prison term.
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Troy
Ohio
Don Johnson Jr
Doug Miller
Haiti Gets New Leader Provisional president chosen amid crisis
Haiti’s Legislature selected Franck Sylvain, a constitutional law expert and former presidential candidate, as provisional president after five days of upheaval. He succeeds Joseph Nemours Pierre-Louis, who was ousted by a general strike. The move bypassed the constitutional line of succession, with plans for spring elections as yet undetermined.
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Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
Franck Sylvain
Sylvain
Joseph Nemours
Pierre-Louis
Paul Magloire
Supreme Court
Magliore
Magloires
Phantom sniper terrorizes Oakland County women
A night time shooter wounded a 19 year old in Bloomfield Hills and fired on two women at a Royal Oak bus stop before cars and homes were struck. Police later arrested Gary Addison Taylor, 20, of Southfield Township after a high speed chase. He claimed to be the phantom sniper and was held without charge.
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Gary Addison Taylor
Southfield Township
Oakland County Asst
William Lang
Taylor
Lang
Shirley Bland
Bloomeld Hills
Detroit
Oakland County
Royal Oak
Vincent McCarthy
Carol Ann
Wild Game Dinner Tossed By New Mexico Rep Bolack
State Rep Tom Bolack hosted a informal wild game dinner for three to four hundred guests mainly legislators and their friends. The oil and gas man introduced House Bill 100 and cited his long history of feeding large crowds with game from Alaska Wyoming Colorado and New Mexico. Bolack estimates he shoots about a ton of wild game annually and has previously fed up to 2 000 people at large gatherings.
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Santa FE
N.M
Tom Bolack
New Mexico
Perle Mesta
Bolack
Alaska
Wyoming
Colorado
San Juan
Congress
Elks Club
Winfield
Kaw
Farmington
Aztec
Weekend Rain Expected Across Miami Valley
The forecast predicts fog drizzle and cloudiness continuing with warm southerly air bringing rain. Today and tonight will be mostly cloudy with occasional rain or drizzle and a high near 38 and low around 33. Saturday stays cloudy with rain possible by Sunday and a high near 44. Middletown’s official high yesterday was 37 at 1:30 pm and the low this morning was 33 at 7 am.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
Burglars Shoot, Son Killed in Alliance Home Invasion
In Alliance Ohio, a home in a fashionable district was ransacked Thursday night. Eldon Shoup 25 died after grappling with a burglar. Earl Shoup 46 wounded and in fair condition. Police seek four gunmen. The elder Shoup was house-sitting for Frank Wells. Eldon leaves a wife expecting another child.
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Alliance
Ohio
Eldon Shoup
Alliance General Hospital
Earl Shoup
Shoup
Frank Wells
Florida
Wells
U S Airmen Bodies Found After World War II Crash
A search party located the remains of six U S airmen killed when their B25 bomber crashed on a New Guinea mountainside during World War II.
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Brisbane
Australia
U. S
New Guinea
Eisenhower Saud End Talks In Full Accord
President Eisenhower and King Saud wrap a week of talks after a 95 minute session in apparent full accord on Middle East issues. A final communique may outline extended Dhahran air base access and increased U S aid. Saud and Eisenhower exchanged gifts, plan further travel, and discussions noted cooperation on anti Communist plans.
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Washington
Eisenhower
King Saud
Middle East
Gaudi Reahing Wenn
Dauualavigh Hivueglce
Mit
Murray Snyder
White House
Snyder
Thomasville
Saud
Azores
Madrid
Spain
U.S
Dhahran
Saudi Arabia
Suez Canal
United States
Fisenhower
Yusuf Yasin
Royal Rift Rumors Surround Queen and Duke in London
Baltimore Sun reports whispers of a rift between Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip. A London dispatch cites rumors of infidelity and delays in plans for a state visit, though no British papers confirm the dispute. The royal couple married in 1947 and have two children, Charles and Anne.
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Baltimore Sun
London
Case Society
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Duke of Edinburgh
Sun
Joan Graham
Baron
Gibraltar
Lisbon
Portugal
the Sun
British Commonwealth
Prince Charles
Princess Anne
New Draft Card System For Reservists In Ohio
Columbus Ohio new classification system for standby reservists aims to clarify recall risk in emergencies. Col Harold L Hays details three categories available for mobilization deferred civilian occupation essential to national welfare or hardship and dependent privation. Questionnaires are being mailed to reservists to determine their category and return to local draft boards.
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Columbus
Ohio
Selective Service
Harold L. Hays
Col
Hays
Mars Deserts Show Blue Line Network Likely Canals
California astronomer Dr. Robert S. Richardson reported fleeting blue lines across Mars deserts seen June 3 1956 with the Mt Wilson 60 inch telescope. He, plus others, noted the lines differ from known straight canals and resemble blue veins in a mineral lump as Mars neared Earth.
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Rennie Taylor
San Francisco
Mars
California
Robert S. Richardson
Mt. Wilson
Richardson
Astronomical Society of the Pacific
Earth
Coeds Smart These Days At Oklahoma Dance Ad
Norman Oklahoma five University of Oklahoma students publish a dating ad in the college paper asking coeds to answer a playful question about a right-haired French poodle. Respondents must provide names to verify yearbook photos while the men report about ten calls per hour.
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Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma
Riot at Utah State Prison roils POINT OF THE MOUNTAIN
More than 500 inmates rioted for 12 hours at Utah State Prison injuring a guard and two inmates while 29 hostages were taken. Inmates looted the infirmary and storeroom, set fires and damaged property valued in the thousands. Governor Clyde and officials ordered investigations as peace returned.
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Point OF the Mountain
Utah
Utah State Prison
Whal
Marcel Graham
George D. Clyde
Marion L. Coleman
Alwin Straus
Salt Lake City
Whitey
Ross
Straus
Utah Board of Corrections
Chuckle Man Ahead of Woman Sparks Quick Witty Exchange
A Chuckle Man sketch shows him making a quip before a woman, possibly to allow time for answers to her initial questions. The exchange hints at timed humor and rapid-fire setup common to the segment.
Passion not as serious crime in Barron death
Roger L. Fetting's first degree murder charge for Lonnie Barron's slaying was reduced to manslaughter after defense argued it was a crime of passion. Fetting testified he exploded upon learning Barron had been intimate with his wife, Barron’s body found behind a Muttonville dancehall.
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Port Huron
Mich
Roger L. Fetting
Lonnie Co
Barron
Fetting
Lexington Heights
Mississippi
Muttonville
Lonnie
Woman camps at Los Angeles station awaiting lost dog Sugar Ray
Mrs. A L Newcomer and her family camp at the Los Angeles Union Passenger Terminal waiting for their four year old Isheltie Sugar Ray who vanished from a box on a Oakland to Los Angeles train. She insured the dog for 1000 dollars and plans to stay 30 days or longer until Sugar Ray is found amid military moves from Pearl Harbor to Long Beach.
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Sugar Ray
A. L. Newcomer
Los Angeles Union
Navy
Isheltie
Newcomer
Oakland
Berkeley
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