India Opens Talks on Kashmir With U N Security Council
India says it is prepared to discuss Kashmir with the U N Security Council President but does not back the U N resolution to send Gunnar Jarring to the subcontinent. New Delhi rejects U N troops and says no plan will replace Indian forces.
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New Delhi
India
Kashmir
U.N. Security Council
U.S
Soviet Union
Gunnar V. Jarring
Sweden
Russia
Jarring
Pakistan
U.N
Foreign Ministry
U. N
Nehru
Israelis Unite In Saving No Israelis Unite In Saving No
Minority party leaders in the Knesset demand Israel keep troops in Gaza and along the Gulf of Aqaba. Ben-Gurion rejects immediate withdrawal and orders home invasion forces. U.N. troops in Aqaba and Egypt barred from Gaza. Alon warns of quitting government over further withdrawals. Meridor and others insist no further withdrawal despite sanctions.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
Knesset
David Ben-Gurion
Ben-Gurion
U.N
Aqaba
Egypt
Gaza
Eisenhower
United States
U. N
Yigal Alon
Abdut Avoda
Middle East
Alon
Jacob Meridor
Herut (Freedom) Party
Meridor
Plane Hits Power Line Near Boston Heights Crash
A small plane struck high tension wires and crashed on old Route 8 near Boston Heights Ohio. Pilot Byron H Weiss member of the Boston Heights Village Council escaped injury. The crash tore down 1800 feet of wire disrupting electric and telephone service. Weiss said an oil line broke in the engine causing oil to splatter the windshield blinding him and causing the crash.
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Akron
Ohio
Old Rt. 8
Boston Heights
Byron H. Weiss
Weiss
Welcome Airport
Swiss government proposes amendment to grant women voting rights
In Bern Switzerland the government proposed a constitutional amendment giving women the right to vote. The move aims to secure equal suffrage nationwide and follows long campaign pressures from feminist groups and political parties.
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Bern
Switzerland
Mystery Man Linked to Missing Figure Kidnapped in New York
Life Magazine reports it has uncovered information that the missing Jesus Maria de Galindez, foe of Dominican dictator Rafael Trujillo, was kidnapped in New York last March and flown to the Dominican Republic.
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Life Magazine
Jesus Maria de Galindez
Dominican Republic
Rafael Trujillo
New York
Long Dock Strike Ends After Hampton Roads Pact
The Hampton Roads longshoremen and shippers reached a new contract ending the East Coast dock workers strike. A 32 cent per hour wage rise over three years was agreed after 12 hours of talks, with Baltimore already approving the pattern. The union leader pledged back to work at 10 o clock, and New York crews were told to return Saturday.
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Norfolk
Hampton Roads
Baltimore
David Alston
Aerial bombs found on Brenner Pass railway near TRENTO
Six unexploded U S aerial bombs dating to World War II were found Thursday beneath railway tracks used by daily trains on the Brenner Pass line at TRENTO. Italian army experts safely dug them out and removed the ordnance.
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Trento
Italy
U. S
Brenner Pass
Stalin Lookalike Stirs Downtown LA Scene
Maurice Manson, posing as Josef Stalin in full marshal uniform, walks 7th and Broadway drawing light double takes. A policeman helps with directions to the FBI while a news vendor refuses Russian papers and a wino offers a drink as Manson heads toward Pershing Square.
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Los Angeles
Josef Stalin
Maurice Manson
7Th
Broadway
Stalin
FBI
Russia
Manson
Pershing Square
Buddy
Arabs Push UN Sanctions Plan Against Israel
The Arab bloc at the United Nations pressed for sanctions against Israel over Gaza and Gulf of Aqaba withdrawals. Israel, led by Premier Ben-Gurion, refused to pull troops without guarantees, while Abba Eban headed to Washington for talks as Eisenhower urged unconditional troop withdrawal. Western reaction split, with Britain and France opposing sanctions while seeking a combined withdrawal and protection package.
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U. S
Associated Press
United Nations
Israel
David Ben-Gurion
Gaza
Gulf of Aqaba
United States
Britain
France
Eisenhower
Ben Gurion
Dulles
Ben-Gurion
Abba Eban
Eban
Gulf
Aqaba
Gaza Strip
Strip
Boir
Middle East
U S Plans New Talks With Israel On Withdrawals
President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles voiced regret Israel has not yet withdrawn troops from Gaza and Aqaba but left the door open for further talks. Ben-Gurion insisted on guarantees before any withdrawal, while the U S would not delay U N debate.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Dulles
Israel
Egypt
Ben-Gurion insists army remains as U.N. action looms
Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion told Parliament Israel will not unconditionally abandon Gaza or Gulf of Aqaba defenses. He urged continued UN Emergency Force presence and new negotiations with Egypt, the United States, and Nations. He said withdrawal to the 1949 lines would come only with guarantees of navigation freedom and security.
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Jerusalem
Israel
U.N
Gulf of Aqaba
Egypt
Gaza Strip
David Ben-Gurion
Eisenhower
Palestine
Ben-Gurion
United Nations
United States
Middle East
Gaza) Strip
Mediterranean
Tiran Straits
Red Sea
Negev
Winter Weather Forecast for Miami Valley Tonight
The forecast warns of a low pressure system bringing cloudy skies and colder air with possible light showers today. A high near 48 is expected, then Arctic air may bring snow flurries tonight and a colder weekend with highs around 27 to 27 and morning lows near 25.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
Pilot's Body Found After Jet Crash Near School
A Navy jet fighter crashed into a garage near a northeastern North Carolina school. The pilot Ens William W Bell was found severely burned and died later. Schoolchildren escaped injury as classes were in progress and a thanksgiving service was planned.
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ORD
N. C
Navy
Harold White
North Carolina
Perquimans Hika School
Coast Guard
Elizabeth City
Blast Rips Paper Plant in Pasadena Texas
An explosion ripped a tank holding 125000 gallons of caustic soda at the Champion Paper and Fibre Co. plant on the Houston Ship Canal near Pasadena. At least five people were injured, including foreman Red Kirkland. Emergency crews rushed to the scene as smoke and flames spread, with the cause still undetermined.
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Houston
Tex
Champion Paper and Fibre Co
Pasadena
Houston Ship Canal
A. M. Koury
Red Kirkland
A. J. Baughman
Stolen Dresses Case Ties to Nashville Man
Tampa detective reports a Nashville clothing salesman James Freeman owner of a car with 150 maternity dresses missing. Police link the case to the theft of the dresses from his parked car, questioning suspects and reviewing shop records for leads.
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Tampa, Fla
James Freeman
Nashville, Tenn
Chuckle Insurance Office In House Timely Joke
A joke among staff features an insurance agent asking about theft protection for office furnishings while the boss notes the clock is the only item not insured. The quip plays on universal attention to the clock and the office habit of watchfulness.
Escape Erupts From Holloman Missile Runaway
An errant Matador rocket from Holloman Air Development Center went out of control after launch in New Mexico. Officials say it flew northwest over most of New Mexico, likely landing in southwest Colorado or southeast Utah with about an hour of fuel left. The Air Force planned to end the search as costs outweighed the missile’s value. it carried instruments but no explosive warhead.
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Alamogordo
N. M
Rockies
Colorado
Colored Desert
Utah
Holloman Air Development Center
New Mexico
Air Force
Rock Springs
Wyo
Holloman
Ground Observer Corps
Casper
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