Arabs Urge UN Probe of Algeria
Tunisian President Habib Bourguiba urged the United Nations to investigate the Algerian rebellion, expanding a demand tied to the French air raid on Sakiet Sidi Youssef. He said Western nations fear a Communist platform from the move and pressed for French troops to leave Tunisia.
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France
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Mongi Slim
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Free World
Okinawa Under False Air Defense Alarm
NAHA Okinawa The U S Air Force set Okinawa on a false air defense alert for about an hour after a training group in the Pacific transmitted the alert by mistake Soldiers ran to shelters antiaircraft crews on duty and troops mustered before the all clear was given.
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Okinawa
U.S. Air Force
5Th Air Force
Pacific
Isla
Nasser and Hare Confer in Cairo at Nasser Home
President Nasser met today with U S Ambassador Raymond Hare at Nasser's Cairo residence. Hare requested the talks as part of ongoing diplomatic outreach.
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Egypt
Nasser
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Raymond Hare
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UN to demand return of missing Korean airliner
The United Nations Command will meet the Communists in the neutral zone at Panmunjom to seek the return of a Korean civilian airliner that vanished into North Korea with two American pilots and 30 other passengers aboard. Korean National Airlines said 32 were kidnapped and North Korea offered no update on the plane or its fate.
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Pyongyang
Ohio Road Fund Waste Suspected and Federal Review
Federal accountants may report in April on whether Ohio is overspending on its highway program. GAO teams are examining Ohio road-funding practices amid political debate led by Porter and supported by the Ohio County Engineers Assn. Gov. O'Neill and highway chief Noble defend the rising cost as necessary for safer all weather highways. Ohio’s road funding, projected above two billion dollars, prompted a Gore subcommittee survey of 11 states.
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Albert S.porter
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Ohio County Engineers Assn
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Charles M. Noble
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Gore
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U N Says Plane Tracked By Radar Before Vanishing
The U N Command reported the DC3 was radar tracked north of its trace line until it vanished after leaving Pusan and passing Taegu Osan en route to Seoul. South Korean sources said radar followed it at least 60 miles farther to Sunan near Pyongyang with no distress noted on board.
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Pusan
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Osan
Seoul
Pilot Hobbs Co Pilots Flight With U N Spokesman Note
Willis P Hobbs of Vallejo California served as pilot with Lt Col Howard W McClellan of Buchanan Michigan as co pilot. A U N spokesman said American officers frequently fly to log extra flight time and pay.
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Vallejo
Calif
ENA
Hong K Kong
U.S. Air Force
Howard W. McClellan
Buchanan, Mich
U.N
Readjustment and Recession Jokes On Economic Woes
A witty reflection from the 1930s notes new terms for hard times. It contrasts neighbor unemployment with broader economic shifts and a catchphrase for a wife's job loss. The tone is humorous and period specific.
Oxnard City Atty Seeks Return Of Dangerous Books
Oxnard California city attorney Joseph Goss asked Dave White to return two overdue library books, Atomic power and How to make an Atomic Bomb in Your Own Kitchen. He added in the closing line No massive retaliation, please.
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Oxnard
Calif
Joseph Goss
Dave White
Goss
Dayton Boy Hunted After City Bus Robbery
Dayton police search for an unidentified about 15 year old boy suspected of being taken hostage during an armed robbery on a City Transit bus. The driver Henry Hall Horne 30 Dayton reported a black haired robber in a red jacket who forced him to hand over a billfold and cash box after ordering a boy passenger off the vehicle.
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Dayton
Ohio
P. J. Lust
Henry Hall Horne
Horne
Cold Feet Warm Fast Fire Destroys Bed In Cincinnati
Mrs. Mary Hart heated an iron on a stove wrapped it in a towel and went to bed. She woke to a bed on fire and fled with 10 other residents as Fire Marshal Howard Fox estimated about 500 dollars in damage.
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Cincinnati
Mary Hart
Northeast Snowstorm Paralyzes Large area with Heavy Snow
A death-dealing storm buried the Northeast with heavy snow up to 58 inches in places from Mississippi to New England centered over Portland Maine. The blizzard triggered dozens of states of emergency closed schools and disrupted travel across the region.
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Minn
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Space trainee Farrell says anyone could do it after week in mock ship
Airman Donald G. Farrell completed seven days in a hermetically sealed space cabin at Randolph Air Force Base. He said the experience showed space flight is within reach for anyone. He shed four pounds, kept a diary, and reported no major discomfort beyond a lack of whistle ability at simulated 18 000 foot altitude.
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San Antonio
Tex
Donald G. Farrell
School of Aviation Medicine
Randolph Air Force Base
Bronx
N.Y
Farrell
U S Congressmen Advise Re-evaluation of Antarctic Claims
A six member House Commerce subcommittee urged President Eisenhower to consider U S sovereignty over parts of Antarctica and explore joint administration of other areas. The letter dated January 17 remains secret, but the committee said the time had arrived to re-evaluate the U S position since 1924 when the United States claimed no territories and reserved all rights.
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Antarctica
United States
House Commerce
Eisenhower
House
Very Cold Weather Continues With Snow Flurries Predicted
Forecasters warn of ongoing frigid conditions for several days with partly cloudy skies and light snow flurries. Highs near 18 to 20 and lows around 5 below are expected as Arctic air grips the Miami Valley. The prior morning lows dipped to 3 below and Sunday high reached 15 above.
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Miami Valley
Icebox Weather Frigid Ohio Brings Deep Freeze Across State
The U S Weather Bureau reports Ohio’s coldest weather of the season with lows near 10 degrees below zero in Ashland and Akron. Chesapeake records zero, Toledo 9 below, Findlay 7 below, Zanesville 7 below, Cleveland 6 below, Cincinnati 4 below, and Columbus 2 below, with no sign of relief tonight.
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Ohio
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Lawrence County
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Findlay
Zanesville
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Cincinnati
Columbus
Weather Bureau
Snowstorms Batter Ohio As Death Toll Rises In Week End Storm
A 30 mph wind from Lake Erie drifts four inches of snow across Cleveland and surrounding counties. Seven storm deaths are reported, six in traffic accidents, as travel slows on the Ohio Turnpike and flights from Cleveland Hopkins are canceled. Snow totals include four inches locally and six in Toledo, with icy roads and record cold across the state. Two Put-In-Bay youths fall through frozen water near the island while others endure flight delays and late trains.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ohio Turnpike
Cleveland Hopkins
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Put-In-Bay
Charles Duggan
Sharon Lunt
Rebels Order Oil Shipments Halted Across Sumatra
Rebel leaders on Sumatra direct all foreign firms to stop oil shipments and royalties to Jakarta. President Sukarno’s army chief issues an apparently unenforceable arrest order against top rebels as the new rebel government marks its first major action since its Saturday proclamation.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sumatra
Sukarno
Rebels threaten oil supply as Jakarta faces pressures over West New Guinea
Rebels in Sumatra issue an arrest order against Nasution and threaten to cut oil shipments to Java. Major oil firms Caltex Stanvac and Royal Dutch Shell operate in Sumatra, while government sectors in Borneo cannot meet Java's needs. Both sides warn violence could trigger civil war, though transport limits restrain armed action. Sukarno travels to Asia to rally support for the Dutch West New Guinea issue.
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Stanvac
Royal Dutch Shell
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Sukendrit
Army
Sukarno
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