Zhukov breaks with Ike on Middle East policy
Soviet Marshal Georgi Zhukov denounces the Eisenhower doctrine as a step toward war during a New Delhi visit. He accuses U S intervention in the Middle East of reviving colonialist aims and predicts Arab peoples will repudiate it. He also says disarmament is hindered by certain circles and warns nuclear weapons spur war.
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Eugene Levin
New Delhi
India
Georgi K. Zhukov
Eisenhower
Middle East
Nazi Germany
Zhukov
Washington
Nathan 8
Twining
U. S
Moscow
Soviet Union
Zanesville Fire Mystery May Involve Foul Play
A northeastern Muskingum County home burned to the ground and at least one person is dead as deputies search for additional victims. Firefighters arrived after a two story house with a reconstructed log cabin burned. a missing car belongs to a resident. The sheriff said remains were severely burned, making gender identification impossible.
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Zanesville
Ohio
Muskingum County
New Concord
David Weissert
Knowland Sees Budget Cuts To Fight Inflation
Senator Knowland predicts Congress will trim about two billion dollars from Eisenhower's new spending plan of 73.3 billion. He cites foreign aid as a likely target while noting possible substantial cuts in economic aid despite vows against a tax cut this year. He adds no tax relief is expected and debt retirement should be favored if surplus exists.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Sen
Knowland
California
Congress
Eisenhower
Senate
Republican
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Compromise Discussed In National Guard Row
Washington debates possible resolutions to the six months active duty requirement for new guardsmen. A House subcommittee recesses as options include splitting training into two summers or accepting 11 weeks for younger recruits with six months for older enlistees. The Air National Guard already uses 11 weeks.
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Washington
Army
National Guard
Wilson
Guard
House Armed Services
Federal Reserve
The
National Guard Assn
Air National Guard
Egypt Won't Attack Israel Says UN Aides
UN aides report Egypt will not break the cease-fire and attack Israel. Israel retains Gaza and Sharm el Sheikh in the Gulf of Aqaba until its rights are assured. Eisenhower and Dulles discuss withdrawal. Ben-Gurion urged to withdraw amid staged diplomacy.
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Francis W. Carpenter
United Nations
N.Y
United States
Nasser
U.N
Israel
Egypt
U.N. Assembly
Gaza Strip
Sharm el Sheikh
Gulf of Aqaba
Eisenhower
State Dulles
Georgia
David Ben-Gurion
Peace Atom Plan Rapped By McCarthy
McCarthy charged the atoms for peace treaty would enable the U S to give away bomb material, likening it to police sharing guns with criminals. He spoke at a rally of old-line Republicans in Chicago with Senator Jenner and others urging big cuts in government spending.
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Chicago
McCarthy
Abraham Lincoln National Republican Club
Sen
Jenner
R-Ind
Herman Welker
Idaho
Gov
J. Bracken Lee
Utah
Queen Appears Unconcerned Over Edinburgh Rumors at Races
Queen Elizabeth II attended the Hurst Park races in drizzle with a smile, denying Buckingham Palace rumors of a rift with the Duke of Edinburgh. The Duke, amid a world tour, was seen brooding over a friend’s resignation as both prepare to reunite in Portugal next weekend.
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Britain
Elizabeth
Buckingham Palace
London
Palace
Duke of Edinburgh
Michael Parker
Philip
Windsor Castle
Jack Smith
Elizabeth I
Hurst Park
Duke of Edinburg
United States
Portugal
Princess Margaret
Tote Investors
Gibraltar
Lisbon
Hungary's Horthy Dies in Portugal at 88
Adm. Nicholas Horthy, Regent of Hungary from 1920 to 1944, died Saturday in Estoril Portugal at age 88. Doctors cited old age and shock from the Soviet Union's actions in Hungary. He had been ill for two weeks, with his wife, his surviving son Nicholas, and daughter-in-law Elena at his bedside.
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Estoril
Portugal
Nicholas Horthy
Hungary
Soviet Union
Nicholas
Elena
All That I Am or Ever Hope to Be One
A reflective line ponders identity and purpose, suggesting a singular aspiration shaping the speaker's sense of self and future. The phrasing invites contemplation on personal meaning and existential focus.
Lorna Fox and Bears and Bulls in Warren County
A feature compares a farm girl Lorna Fox to the stock market about bears and bulls, linking Ed Edmiston's Page 33 story with a broader look at children in today's issue. The edition highlights Valentine photos, a city detective’s daughter story on Page 33, and a Lincoln birthday note with a Page 20 question on the Lincoln myth.
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Lorna Fox
Warren County
Alice
Lorna
Ed Edmiston
Bill Veith
Martha Edmiston
Abraham Lincoln
United States
Lincoln
Dace Taannes
Gift of Roses Valley News
Ceeee
Asaya
Communist Danger Up Declared by House U S Solon
Rep. Walter proposed that the danger of communism is rising not receding, noting a 1956 House committee report cites a vast nationwide subversion campaign and allies a hard core of revolutionaries. He warned about foundations, passports used by conspirators, and plans to repatriate refugees and defectors.
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Washington
House Committee On un-American Activities
Soviet Union
Walter
Dpa
Communist Party of the
United States
United States ‘Educational’ Foundation
Fund For the Republic, Inc
Communist Conspiracy
Communist Party
Railroad Retirement
Social Security Boards
Rural Electrification Administration
Department of Labor
Save Our Sons
Korea
Connecticut
North Carolina
West Coast
Ike Gets 10 Quail Eyes Middle East
President Eisenhower bagged ten quail during a warm morning hunt at Thomasville Georgia, while staying with Secretary Humphrey. He and his host walked the Cabinet secretary plantation for about two and a half hours and he added three birds by noon. Humphrey had no successful shot.
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Ike
Middle East
Thomasvile
Eisenhower
Washington
United Nations
Egypt
Humphrey
Hit Me Okay But Don t Pick On Cats
In San Francisco a housewife, Irene Doyle, 47, allegedly stabbed her husband Albert Doyle, 47, to death after he threw their two cats out. Police say the couple quarreled after a party and she used a 12 inch bread knife. She was booked for murder as detectives investigate the fatal incident.
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San Francisco
Irene Doyle
City Prison
Albert
Ralph McDonald
George Aldruable
Thern
G-Men and Local Detectives Nab Dairy Robbery Suspect
FBI agents and Middletown police arrested Raymond Luther White at his home on 1811 Woodlawn Ave. on a federal warrant for unlawful flight to avoid prosecution in the $8,000 Frechtling Dairy Co. armed robbery in Hamilton. White, 33, was lodged in Hamilton city jail as authorities pursue charges.
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FBI
Middletown
Frechtling Dairy Co
Hamilton
Raymond Luther White
Woodlawn Ave
White
Herbert Frazier
Frazier
E. D. Mason
Cincinnati
Mason
Town
Man
Robert L. Marrs
Butler County
Thomas Stueve
Ohio
Kentucky
Harold
200 Million Cut From Farm Aids
Secretary of Agriculture Benson slashed about 200 million dollars from price support commitments under farm aid programs. He lowered supports for cotton oats rye barley sorghum soybeans flaxseed and cottonseed while dairy products kept current rates.
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Benson
Reds Flag Flies Again In Budapest
A lone Red flag reappears atop the Soviet air force memorial in Molotov Square Budapest signaling renewed Communist gestures after the October uprising. The monument, damaged by protesters, faces the Danube across from the royal palace as flags and Soviet symbols reemerge in towns like Tata spanya amid a cautious push by authorities.
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Budapest
Molotov Square
Danube
Old Royal Palace
Tataspanya
Sandor Petoeff
Janos Kadar
Squeeze over Israel tests Eisenhower Dulles diplomacy
Washington officials fear a coming crisis over Israel could force U S action next week as Gaza and Gulf of Aqaba tensions collide with UN calls to reopen the Suez Canal. The issue pits Arab-Asian bloc pressure against Congress opposition to sanctions. Senate leader Knowland says actions against Israel must wait on Russia.
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Middle East
Eisenhower
Dulles
Georgia
Israel
Gaza Strips
Gulf of Aqaba
United Nations
Suez Canal
Nasser
U. S
King Saud
Saudi Arabia
United States
Congress
Senate
Knowland
Calif
Russia
U. N
Hungary
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