Mideast Deadlock Persists as UN Units Patrole Strip
The UN reports Egypt will permit the UN Emergency Force to take positions in the Gaza Strip and help end raids on the Egyptian Israeli border. Israel questions length and scope of deployment while Western diplomats show cautious optimism as the General Assembly debates sanctions against Israel.
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United Nations
N.Y
Middle East
Israel
General Assembly
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Egypt
Gaza Strip
Eban's Return Delays U.S. Iran Israel Stand
Israel demands ironclad guarantees before withdrawing from Gaza and the Gulf of Aqaba. The United States, led by Eisenhower and Dulles, stays firm on conditions while Eban travels from Jerusalem to Washington for new talks. Ben Gurion faces a Monday confidence vote as Hammarskjold seeks Egypt Gaza control with U.N. police in charge.
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Egypt
Dulles
Eisenhower
U.S
Israel
Abba Eban
Jerusalem
David Ben-Gurion
London
Eban
Washington
United States
Gulf of Aqaba
U.N
Gaza Strip
Ben-Gurion
Dag Hammarskjold
Gaza
Palestine
Two Officers Shot In Eugene Duel With 65-Year-Old Man
In Eugene Oregon a 65-year-old Albert Wachsmuth engages in a two-hour gun battle with police after killing state trooper Charles Sanders and wounding deputy Dave Heffner. Heffner is in critical condition. Wachsmuth dies by shooting himself as officers close in.
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Eugene
Ore
Albert Wachsmuth
Dave Heffner
Heffner
Charles Sanders
Wachsmuth
Robert Baker
The Future Comes One Day at a Time Chuckle
A lighthearted line about the future noting its steady arrival one day at a time. The quip underscores a daily perspective rather than grand forecasts.
Ishibashi Resigns as Japan Prime Minister Over Ill Health
Prime Minister Tanzan Ishibashi resigns due to bronchial pneumonia and weak heart after two months in office. Foreign Minister Nobusuke Kishi, backed by a 296 to 151 Liberal Democratic majority, is seen as the likely successor amid the Diet’s forthcoming selection next week.
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Tokyo
Tanzan Ishibashi
Nobusuke Kishi
Ishibashi
Diet
Nounced
Liberal-Democratic Party
Kishi
Ichiro Hatoyama
Isyhibashi
Hatoyama
Japan
United States
Portsmouth telephones blackout sparks guard response
Gov. ONeill awaits state police reports as Ohio National Guard and highway patrol rush to Portsmouth after cable slashings blackout local and long distance service in Scioto County. Union denies blame while negotiators resume talks amid cautious optimism and a shift to a possible package settlement.
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Columbus
Ohio
William O'Neill
Portsmouth
Ohio National Guard
Ohio Highway Patrol
Scioto County
WHATS
Telephone Co
Communications Workers of America
CWA
Williams
Curtis Fletcher
Union
Tragedy After Auto Plows Into Locomotive In Middletown
A car carrying six teens collided with a standing Baltimore & Ohio locomotive on Lafayette Avenue at 11 10 p m killing Bobby Campbell 14 and Kay Booker 13 and injuring Sharon Brewer 13 and others. Driver David Malott 16 escaped with non fatal injuries as the engine suffered front damage. The fatalities marked Middletown’s second and third deaths of the year and eight and nine in Butler County for 1957. Burial for Campbell set for North Cemetery Monroe.
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Lafayette Avenue
Bobby Byron Campbell
Robert Campbell
Oakland Station
Dixie Highway
Middletown Hospital
Kay Booker
Wallace Booker
Blue Ball
David Malott
Well Rd
Baltimore & Ohio
Middletown
The
Journal
Tom Morningstar
Highland St
United Welding Co
Morningstar
Malott
McCoy-Leffler
Riggs
Butler County
Boy Toddles Into Burning House Dies in Forney
Two year old Helmuth Haug followed his grandfather back into a blazing home and suffocated. His brother Gottfried Haug, 3, also was in the care of the grandfather Sebastian Stikl. Stikl rescued the children but was struck by a falling timber and escaped outside unaware the younger boy had returned inside. The boys were the children of Mr and Mrs Mathias Haug who had moved to Forney from Bissingen Germany last September.
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Mathias Haug
Forney
Bissingen
Germany
Surgery Prof Dies in Columbus at 76
Columbus Ohio Dr Verne A Dodd 76 professor emeritus of surgery at Ohio State University died in University Hospital after a long illness He served as chairman of the surgery department and chief of staff at Lee Hospital from 1921 to
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Columbus
Ohio
Verne A. Dodd
Ohio State University
University Hospital
Missing Portland Teamsters records prompt Senate inquiry
Senate committee counsel Robert F. Kennedy said investigators cannot locate a second batch of Teamsters financial records sought in a racketeering probe. Hearings begin Tuesday in Portland on alleged ties between union officials and gang elements, as union attorney Samuel Bassett claims Seattle files were destroyed years ago during basement clearance.
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Washington Ww
Senate Committee
Teamster
Robert F. Kennedy
Senate
Portland
Ore
Kennedy
Samuel Bassett
Union
Chicago
Sen. McClellan
Ark
Seattle
Western Conference
Teamsters
Bassett
Fire Department
McClellan
End of 10 Day East Coast Dock Strike Reaches Back to Work
About 45 000 dockers from Maine to Virginia are ordered back to work ending a 10 day strike. New York longshoremen ratified a master contract 6 829 to 4 017, following settlements in Baltimore and Hampton Roads. ILA President William V. Bradley issued the back to work order amid employer plans for full scale weekend operations.
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New York
Maine
Virginia
Baltimore
Hampton Roads
William V. Bradley
International Longshoremen’s As #n
Ind
ILA
Bradley
Alexander Chopin
Coal Jammed In Cleveland Pipeline Test
The first 400 tons of coal for the Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co. via a Cadiz pipeline are stuck halfway along the 108 mile route. The line is being flushed between Carrollton and Atwater and pumping in the test run is to resume Monday. The water and powdered coal mixture travels at 3 miles per hour and has plugged the line.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co
Cadiz
Carrollton
Atwater
Missile’s Loss Attributed To Gadget Failure At White Sands
At White Sands Proving Ground a Matador guided missile escaped unarmed to 35 000 feet toward the Docky Mountains about 700 miles northwest before search was called off. Holoman Air Development Center commander Maj Gen L I Davis blamed two electronic self destruction systems found faulty after inspection.
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Davis
Rockies
Patrick Air, Force Base
Fla
Air Force
Fire devastates Flat Rock School trapping students and staff
A blaze at Flat Rock School in Mountairy North Carolina killed one and injured about 30. Teachers and students fled through windows and doors as flames swept the one story brick building built around 1925. Principal A P Phillips noted four exits aided evacuation while nine year old Larry Adams was the sole pupil not to escape. Mrs Cora Beasley, one of five critically burned, was believed to have stayed to help him.
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A.P. Phillips
Flat Rock
Phillips
Larry Adams
Cora Beasley
Two Men Killed in Forestville Supermarket Break-In
County police say two men were shot and killed inside a Forestville supermarket while attempting to break a safe. A third man fled in a light car with Kentucky plates. Investigators tentatively identified the dead as Berton, about 35, and Licky Nader, 43.
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Cincinnati
Forestville
Kentucky
Berton
Licky Nader
Obituary Notice for Kay Booker of Blue Ball
Kay Booker of Blue Ball, native of Hamilton, lived there 11 years and was a Rainbow Girls member. Survived by her parents and sister Bonnie, with maternal grandparents Hugh Callahan and wife, paternal grandparents Charles and wife. Services Tuesday 2 p.m. at Riggs Funeral Home. Burial Greenwood Cemetery, Hamilton. Visiting Monday 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m.
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Campbell
Middletown
Jean Dobrozsi
Sam Birchfield
Ma Riba
McCoy-Leffler
D. C. Campbell
North Cemetery
Monroe
Kay
Hamilton
Blue Ball
Rainbow Girls Assembly
Bonnie
Hugh Callahan
Wilmington
Charles Booker
Wildwood
Fila
Riggs
Greenwood Cemetery
Big Globemaster Crash Kills 5 Seamen 159 Aboard
In Korea a U S Air Force C 124 crashed on an island in the Han River after takeoff from Kimpo en route to Tokyo. Five dead 17 missing 143 rescued per U S and Japanese reports with rescue efforts halted by tides and shifting debris.
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Seoul
Han
U. S. Air Force
Air Force
Tokyo
Japan
Korea
Yellow Sea
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Jerry Lucas
Tom Sizer
Big Blue
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Weith
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Hammarskjold
Sharm el Sheikh
Gulf
Eilat
U. S
Mahmoud Fawzi
Assembly
Lebanon
Charles Malik
U. N
Afghanistan
Indonesia
Iraq
Pakistan
Sudan
Malik
Warren Rogers JR
By Eugene Kramer
Jefferson County
Ohio Consolidated
Byron Campbell
Sharon Brewer
James Timberman
Ma. Jott
Elmer Malott
Gene Sorrell
Loran Sorrell
Joann Kemplin
Lillian Kemplin
Lemon, Monroe High School
Miss Booker
Blue Ball School
L. L. Ramsey
Dixie Hwy
Guts
Mountairy
N.C
Mie
U. S. 8Th Army
Kimpo
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