Lodge credits Eisenhower policy for long haul toward world peace
Philadelphia AP Henry Cabot Lodge Jr U S ambassador to the United States says Eisenhower foreign policy enables the free world to settle down confidently to the long haul toward stronger world peace He cites Formosa as a key move and notes the return of American fliers held by Red China as likely the next step He lists mediation victories and alliances as part of a broad record.
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Philadelphia
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U. S
United Allons
Eisenhower
Pennsylvania Republican Committee
Lodge
Formosa
Ohio General Assembly Sets Single Day Bill Record
Ohio's 101st General Assembly set a new all-time single-day record with 435 bills introduced, boosting the session total to 1,339. The House used a new pre-numbering system, while a Senate deadline limited minor bills. Major measures include hospital expansion funding, tax changes, and public governance rules.
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TGR
Ohio
General Assembly
Tony
House
Senate
Ohio State University Hospital
Slightly Used State Capitol Proposed for Parking Plan
Rep Virgil Perrill proposes a five member commission to study selling the Statehouse and grounds in mid Columbus to ease parking. The panel would visit other states and hold hearings in Columbus and choose a new Statehouse site with parking passes as compensation if secured from the city.
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Columbus
Ohio
Virgil Perrill
Fayette
Statehouse
Mid- Columbus
State House
Perrill
Suspect Held In Axe Attack On 14 Year Old Girl
In Clovis New Mexico a 23 year old Black man is questioned after a Sunday night axe attack on 14 year old Janice Wells who was alone at home. She remains in serious condition with head and throat gashes and a knocked out tooth. No charges have been filed and he is jailed in Curry County. Desks Sgt Leroy Carson recalls Janice's frantic 911 call and the responding officers.
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Clovis
N.M
Janice Wells
Ollie Damron
Curry County
Leroy Carson
Janice
Damron
Couple Killed In Rt. 40 Wreck In Dayton
A two car crash on U.S. 40 east of the Montgomery Preble line killed Herschel Taylor a 32 year old Dayton man and Joyce Ann Maxel a 20 year old Verona resident who was riding as a passenger in Taylor s car according to the state highway patrol.
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Dayton
Ohio
U.S. 40
Montgomery - Preble Line
State Highway Patrol
Herschel Taylor
Joyce Ann Maxel
Verona
Taylor
Weather Persists Cold With Mild Turn Toward Spring
Morning skies appear clear despite a chilly spell with a low of 22 last night and a high of 39 yesterday. Forecasters predict fair skies tonight and tomorrow as temperatures edge upward, with the East Coast also warming after a harsh cold snap.
Show by U S Won't Halt Communists Chiang Says
Chiang Kai shek said the U S seventh fleet show of force during the Tachens evacuation would not deter Communist aggression around Formosa. He predicted a future counterattack against the mainland and refused to spell out a defense deal with the United States for Quemoy and Matsu. The piece notes U S forces remain in the region under mutual defense commitments and refugees from Tachens move to Formosa.
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Taipei
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
U. S
Fred Hampson
Bureau
Hong Kong
Nationalist China
United States
Quemoy
Matsu Islands
Hampson
Chiang
Asia
Nanchishan
Moscow
Nikolai Bulganin
V. M. Molotov
Red China
Tachen
Matsu
Central Press
Eisenhower
Congress
Peiping
Pescadores
Sen
Morse
Indore
Dulles
Humphrey
U.S
Amoy Harbor
Foochow
Army Pipeline Explosion Kills Three Children In Korea
The U S 8th Army fuel pipeline exploded in a large blast in Korea killing three Korean children and injuring two more children an American soldier and four Korean soldiers One American soldier suffered minor burns an Army truck and three houses were destroyed The cause was not determined and the line was being repaired No impact on Army operations was indicated
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Seoul
U.S. 8Th Army
Dietzel Favored to Succeed Tinsley as LSU Coach
Bulletin reports Paul Dietzel former Miami University player and current Army assistant coach is favored to take over LSU football after Gaynell Tinsley. Strong named targets and university officials weigh timing and fit for program.
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Paul Dietzel
Miami University
Army
Gaynell Tinsley
Louisiana State University
Romanian resistance fighters siege Swiss legation in Bern
At 2 a.m. Romanian anti-Communist fighters barricaded in the Swiss legation in Bern after a raid that killed the chauffeur Aurel Setu and wounded staff. They vowed to remain until five political prisoners are freed, as Swiss police urged surrender and pursued a nonviolent resolve.
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Bern
Switzerland
Romania
Legation
Bucharest
Aurel Setu
Atomic Test Postponed In Nevada Wind Forecast
The first 1955 atomic test shot near Yucca Flat was postponed 24 hours due to weather. Wind could carry radiation toward the Ente-Panaca-Pioche area in east central Nevada, delaying the dawn shot. About 1,100 men and 100 planes were prepared to participate from a 500 foot tower.
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Las Vegas
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Caliente-Panaca-Pioche
Nevada
Department of Defense
Brush Fires Before World War Three Warns Air Leader
Maj. Gen. Roger J. Browne of the First Air Force warned at an Air Force reservists rally in Akron that several brush fires may precede World War Three. He doubted no more Koreas and said current air power emphasis may be insufficient to protect the nation and fight brush fires.
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Akron
Ohio
Roger J. Browne
First Air Force
Air Force
Koreas
Aga Khan Improves in Cairo After Respirator Infection
The Aga Khan, 77, leader of the Ismaili Moslem sect, was reported improving last night in Cairo from a respirator infection but remained confined to his quarters. He had been hospitalized for treatment and rest following the illness.
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Cairo
Egypt
Aga Khan
Humphrey presses Dulles for clear Formosa policy
In Washington Sen. Humphrey urged Secretary Dulles to publicly state the United States position toward Quemoy and the Matsu amid Chiang Kai-shek signals of U.S. defense aid. He noted Chiang’s remarks heighten need for a straight policy and warned against delays, citing potential actions near Formosa.
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Washington
Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
Chiang Kai-shek
United States
Quemoy
Matsu
Eisenhower
State Dulles
Red China
Chiang
Taipei
Dulles
U.S
Pineau Faces Slim Odds In France Government Bid
Observers give right leaning Socialist Pineau less than a 350 chance to form a new government as France's 112 day political crisis continues. Pineau pledged Mendes France style policies while the Socialist party backs his effort but remains unwilling to participate in government.
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Paris
Christian Pineau
France
Socialist Party
Fully Pineau
Pierre Mendes
Rene Coty
Pineau
Assembly
Missing Plane Sighted On Mountain Near Viterbo
A US search crew reported sighting wreckage on Mt Vettore 60 miles northeast of Viterbo. The DC6 with 29 aboard including 4 Americans vanished en route from Brussels to the Belgian Congo. Officials cautioned the sighting may not confirm the craft.
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Viterbo
Italy
Brussells
Belgian Congo
Mt. Vettore
Appenine Highnds
Runaway Car Dies On Base Drill Field
At Lackland Air Force Base a car with Sgt. John W. Burris slumped at the wheel sped across a drill field, knocking signs and passing through a tennis court and fence before stopping at a barracks. Burris, 27, died en route to the hospital. no airmen were hurt.
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San Antonio
Tex
Lackland Air Force Base
Black Square
John W. Burris
Base Hospital
Wisconsin coed’s giant valentine spans Lake Mendota
Madison Wisconsin Barbara Feidelson a University of Wisconsin student from Rockville Center New York received one of the nation’s largest valentines Her boyfriend Earl School of Milwaukee arranged the display with letters ten feet high on Lake Mendota spelling Barbara I love you
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Madison, Wis
Barbara Feidelson
University of Wisconsin
Rockville Center
N.Y
Earl School
Milwaukee
Lake Mendota
Barbara
GOP Drops September Convention in 1956 Nomination Plan
GOP abandons a September 1956 presidential nominating convention after practical state certification hurdles. Leonard Hall envisions an August meeting if election laws can be amended. Democrats set July 23 start in Chicago unless laws shift, with Aug 13 possible if changes occur. Site bid debates include San Francisco offering to match Chicago funds and hotel rooms.
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Washington
Nation
Leonard W. Hall
Hall
Chicago
International Amphitheater
Paul M. Butler
Massachusetts
Connecticut
South Dakota
Eisenhower
H. Alexander Smith
White House
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Procter & Gamble to Launch Crest Fluoride Toothpaste
Cincinnati based Procter & Gamble announced Crest, a new fluoride toothpaste, will be tested in Columbus Ohio and two other cities in Oregon and New York State. The product uses stannous fluoride to act on enamel and may aid older users. Indiana University researchers noted about a 50 percent decay reduction in children, but called for further studies.
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Crest
Collumbus
Ohio
Oregon
New York State
Indiana University
Journal of the American Dental Assn
Deejays Turn 24 Hour Blues Marathon Into Publicity Stunt
Bill Stanley and Bill Elliott hosted a 24 hour one song marathon on WNOE to promote a new rhythm blues track by the Four Nuggets. The plea filled tune by Al Jarvis of Los Angeles drew nonstop calls as the pair broadcast from a Belle Chasse transmitter with news fed by mobile unit.
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Bill Stanley
Bill Elliott
WNOE
Bill Stewart
al Jarvis
Los Angeles
James Gordon
Belle Chasse
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