Khrushchev Trip Still Misses Fire
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev ends three day visit to New Delhi with a trip to Suratgarh farm and an exhibit by Svetoslav Roerich. He shows limited sparkte and muttered pessimism over crowd turnout and India China border deadlock as Red Chinese forces mass near Bhutan and Sikkim.
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New Delhi
India
Nikita Khrushchev
Suratgarh
Svetoslav Roerich
Khrushchev
Roerich
Red Chinha
Red China
Nehru
Chou En-lai
Nimalayan
Darjeeling
Bhutan
Sikkim
Cincinnati Cleans Up in National Contest Standings
Cincinnati earned second place in its class in the 1959 national cleanest town contest. Certificates of achievement were awarded to Canton Ohio and South Euclid Ohio for their performance in the event.
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Cincinnati
Canton
Ohio
South Euclid
Professor Williams Dies in Columbus at 74
Robert D. Williams former psychology professor at Ohio State University died Saturday at his Columbus home. He was 74 Williams retired from Ohio State in 1946 and taught at Franklin University from 1946 to 1955.
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Ohio
Robert D. Williams
Ohio State University
Williams
Ohio State
Franklin University
France plans nuclear force to secure national independence
Paris reports France will build a striking force of nuclear warheads and delivery systems after a Sahara test, signaling a move toward sustained atomic capability. Officials say the goal is strategic independence as Moscow and London react with caution. Prime figures Messmer Guillau mat and de Gaulle comment amid international debate.
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Sahara
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Guillaumat
Charles de Gaulle
I Guillaumat
De Gaulle Seeks U S Nuclear Know How After Test
President de Gaulle plans a policy push to share U S atomic weapons and know how following France's nuclear test. Washington fears friction within NATO while balancing praise and international resentment from Africa Asia and Japan over the French achievement.
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Charles de Gaulle
France
U.S
Eisenhower
de Gaulle
Paris
NBC offers apology to Jack Paar amid show exit
NBC reportedly sent a written apology to Jack Paar after he quit his show in a dispute over a censored water closet anecdote. Paar resisted returning and said money was not the issue, seeking fewer hours and appearing at a brief news conference with his agent Mary Kummer.
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Jack Paar
NBC
Paar
National Broadcasting Co
Mary Kummer
Tinue
Robert Kintner
Bronxville
Kintner
Weather Satellite Vision Tracks Global Storms
American meteorologist Harry Wexler, speaking at the United Nations, forecasts that TV capable satellites will monitor all major storms worldwide. He says many large storms today go undetected for days in deserts, polar regions, and oceans.
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Harry Wexler
U.N
Earth
Argentine Navy says two subs hiding in Golfo Nuevo
Buenos Aires officials reported two submarines in Golfo Nuevo, one damaged by naval bombardment, with ongoing naval and air operations. The claim noted U S transport planes bringing antisubmarine weapons and spurring speculation about foreign involvement amid tensions.
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Argentina
Golfo Nuevo
Gulf
Secretary of the Navy
U.S
Chessman Appeals Denied as He Seeks Last Hope
Daryl Chessman, 38, loses another appeal but plans further bids to halt his execution set for Friday. Justice Black denies stay. appeals argued before U S Court of Appeals panel in San Francisco with further action anticipated.
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Daryl Chessman
Supreme Court
Hugo Black
Washington
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San Quentin
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Appeals Court
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Gilbert H. Jertberg
Charles M. Merrill
George T. Davis
Auttorney
Newsmen
U. Supreme Court
Los Angeles
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Supreme Court of the United States
Politics and Civil Rights Battle Loom in Senate
The civil rights fight set to begin in the Senate on Monday with Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson playing a pivotal role. Johnson could shape filibuster tactics and final legislation as he navigates between Southern opponents and supporters seeking a broad voting rights and school integration package. His leadership is also watched as he is seen as a potential Democratic presidential hopeful.
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Richard B. ‘Russell
D-Ga
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Russell
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Johnson
Supreme Court
Taxpayer pays quarter of tax with note
A comical tax filing shows a taxpayer sending 25 cents to the Internal Revenue Service with a note claiming he could pay his income tax by the quarter. The incident reflects humorous misunderstandings of payment rules.
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Internal Revenue People
A Glance Inside Family Finding Hope Once More
A fire leaves a Middletown family homeless and penniless, with a gratifying account of how they were helped. The local feature also profiles a 70 year old pursuing education, on page 23. Ellis Island history revisited on page 41. On page 12 a tongue in cheek Valentine’s Day dating tip.
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Carl Thomas
Jody Butts
Ellis Island
Europe
Soviet Union and Cuba sign major sugar trade pact
Soviet First Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan and Fidel Castro signed a five year pact making the USSR Cuba s second largest customer after the United States The agreement calls for the USSR to buy one million tons of sugar annually for five years with 200 000 tons paid in cash at market price and 800 000 tons traded for machinery A 100 million credit over 12 years at 2 percent helps bolster Castro regime diplomats discuss renewing relations amid broader economic cooperation.
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Fidel Castro
Cuba
Hanvana
Russia
Castro
Manuel Yepe
Harold K. Miles
Havana
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Soviet Union
United States
Caribbean
Latin America
Moscow
Mikoyan
Stepinac Forgives His Foes
Zagreb burial marks final act of reconciliation as Alojzije Cardinal Stepinac forgives those who opposed him. A collision near Varazdin injures Cardinal Koenig's aide and kills the chauffeur, casting a somber note over the ceremony.
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Vienna
Koenig
Varazdin
Yugoslavia
Zagreb
Helmut Kraetzl
Msgr
Seper
Cardinal Stepinac
Holy See
Snowstorm to Bring Up to Six Inches to Cincinnati Area
Cincinnati faces a weekend blizzard with projections of up to six inches of snow. Intersections iced and over 90 minor crashes occur in Hamilton County as road crews mobilize to clear routes. Flights from Greater Cincinnati may be disrupted while wind and snow affect the Southeast Ohio region and Ironton reports four to five inches already on the ground.
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Hamilton County
Weather Bureau
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Georgia
Ohio River
Kenton County
Boone County
Washington, D. C
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The
Snowstorm Causes Multiple Accidents Near Middletown
About seven area accidents occurred between 5 and 8 p.m. as snow and high winds created near-blizzard conditions near Middletown. State patrol said a truck slid into a ditch on Rt 747 and drifts reached up to a foot, with road crews clearing Rt 4. The Weather Bureau forecast two to three inches overnight with a low around 20 degrees as snow tapers.
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Post 9
State Highway Department
Rt. 4
State Patrol
Weather Bureau
Middletown - Hamilton
Columbus man confesses to shooting of divorcee
Ed ward Ackley 37 of Columbus admitted shooting Mari lyn Matheny 31 who answered his knock at her apartment. Matheny was wounded in the hand and arm and listed in satisfactory condition at University Hospital. Ackley surrendered Saturday and said he fled to Cincinnati then returned to Columbus.
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Columbus, Ohio
Edward Ackley
Columbus
Ackley
Marilyn Matheny
Cincinnati
Bodies of Lady Be Good crew found after 17 years
An oil exploration party located five members of the Lady Be Good bomber crew in the Libyan Desert about 85 miles from the airframe site. Identification awaited, with Lt. D. P. Hays's sunglasses case offering a clue. Family members in Missouri had not been notified.
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Air Force
Italy
D. P. Hays
Lee’s Summit
Independence
George Sarrett
Oil Company
Wheelus Air Force Base
Tripoli
U.S. Air Force
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