Mansfield Grills Dulles On Foreign Aid Optimism
Sen. Mansfield accuses Secretary Dulles of undermining foreign aid by claiming Russia is failing in the cold war. He argues Russia advances diplomatically, economically, and militarily and that Americans will fund aid if told the truth. Fulbright says Dulles misleads about the Soviet threat and questions US leadership.
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Sen
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D-Mont
Dulles
Russia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Free World Unity
Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate
Duiles
H. Alexander Smith
United States
Association of Free Peoples
Kefauver Set To Enter Maryland Presidential Primary
Senator Kefauver of Tennessee appears ready to file for Maryland’s presidential primary, with official decision likely announced Thursday. Maryland voters will file by March 5 and vote on May 7, as state leaders weigh Kefauver against Stevenson and other candidates.
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Kefauver
D-Tenn
Maryland
Adlai Levenson
Avedeel Harriman
New York
Peron Moves To New Home In Panama
Juan D. Peron, Argentina's former president, moved into a new two bedroom apartment in Bella Vista near Panama's waterfront. The rent is about $110 monthly. The U.S. State Department evicted him from the Washington Hotel in Colon amid congressional criticism.
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Juan D. Peron
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Bella Vista
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Peron
U.S. State Department
Washington
Colon
Bomber Crash Probe Starts Names Of Dead
Dayton area Air Force officials begin probe into the P50 Superfortress crash that killed nine crew members and two civilian technicians after takeoff from Wright Patterson AFB. Eyewitnesses saw the plane dive and explode near a farm south of DAYTON. Names and residences of the 11 dead are listed by the Air Force.
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Fairborn
Mary Lou Angles
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Mother and Boy Escape as B47 Crashes Farmhouse
A six engine B47 jet bomber exploded and crashed into a small Knob Noster farmhouse injuring a mother and her 14 year old son who were in the dining room. The four crewmen aboard were killed and the home was destroyed. The incident followed another four engine Superfort crash earlier near Dayton.
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Robert R. Hayes
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James L. Peters
Lakeland
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Frank J. Matuszewski
Chicago
Ike Stands Firm In Farm Price Battle As Senate Vies
Washington. The Eisenhower administration rules out compromise in the farm bill amid a Senate fight over price supports. Senate GOP Leader Knowland predicts defeat of the Democratic bid to restore fixed supports. Ellender indicates a bait strategy offering 87 percent parity and soil bank subsidies.
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GOP
Knowland
California
White House
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D-W.va
Capitol
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Dad Convicted For Beating Son
Cleveland jurors find Frank L. Simko 40 a World War II veteran guilty of assault and battery for beating his 8 year old son Michael with a belt buckle last December 13. He receives six months in Warrensville Workhouse. wife Lilly 45 testified to the buckle blow while Simko claims a belt struck the boy as he vented anger over losing his part time tavern porter job.
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Frank L. Simko
Common Pleas
Warrensville
Simko
Lilly
Michael
Canadians Charged In Trotwood Bank Robbery
Two Canadians who already pleaded guilty to Ohio bank robberies were charged in Montgomery County for the 80 110 dollar Farmers and Exchange Bank hold up at Trotwood. Donald Hamill and John Machibroda both of Ontario were charged in complaints filed before U S Commissioner Charles W Ozias. Hamill is held in Cuya hoga County jail and Machibroda in Lucas County jail. The robbery was the county’s largest and third such holdup since the 1920s.
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Ohio
Farmers and Exchange Bank
Trotwood
Montgomery County
Donald Eric Hammill
John Machibroda
Ontario
Canada
Trotwood Bank
Bery
U.S
Charles W Ozias
Hamill
Cuyahoga County
Machibroda
Lucas County
Toledo
James H. Gale
FBI
Cincinnati
Snow Falls 3-6 Inches Across Ohio
Snowfall ranged from three to six inches in northern Ohio with lighter amounts in the south. Hazardous driving was reported statewide as below freezing temperatures slickened highways. The Cleveland bureau warned flurries could linger with a chilly day ahead and several deaths linked to icy roads.
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Canton
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Findlay
Dayton
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Weather: Deep freeze continues through Wednesday in Miami Valley
A large high mass of cold dry air moves south keeping the Miami Valley in a deep freeze through Wednesday. Mostly fair and cold with a high near 34 and a low around 15. yesterday's warm 60 degree high and 16 degree low this morning noted. Total precipitation last night was about .20 inches, combining rain sleet and snow.
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Commuter Trains Crash in Lynn Area. 14 Dead Believed
Two Boston and Maine trains collided near Swampscott Junction as morning commuters traveled to Boston. At least 14 were reported dead and scores wounded, many critically, with about 1 000 passengers aboard. The Danvers to Salem train split open. casualties ferried to local hospitals amid heavy snow and medical aid efforts.
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Salem
Edward Penniman
Lynn
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Howard Ross
West Newbury
Nebraska Republican official reports lump sum donation
Nebraska Republican State Finance Committee chairman Joseph Wis hart told senators a stranger gave him 2500 in cash at the Mayflower Hotel in Washington last Oct 28. The money was claimed to come from a small oil industry group backing a Nebraska GOP contribution. The disclosure comes as the George committee nears its end from an inquiry into gas bill lobbying and campaign funds. The Senate earlier passed the gas bill 53 38 but Eisenhower vetoed it.
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Joseph Wishart
Nebraska
Republican State Finance Committee
Mayflower
John M. Neff
Sen. George
D-Ga
Sen. Case
R-Sd
Case
Senate
George
Sen
Goldwater
D-Ariz
New Inquiry Group
Neff
Eisenhower
Husband Denies Wife Bath and Meals in Denver Divorce
Judge Joseph E. Cook grants Sarah Chinn a divorce from Harry Chinn a former restaurant operator after she testifies he refused her a bath to save hot water for the restaurant and limited her to two meals a day while he ate freely.
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Denver
Joseph E. Cook
Sarah Chinn
Harry
Eisenhower set for 10:30 news conference on second term
President Eisenhower will hold a 10:30 a.m. press conference Wednesday briefed by White House secretary James Hagerty. He said there are no plans for a live telecast nor for revealing second term intentions at that time.
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Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
New York Stock Exchange
Gronchi Plans Talks With Eisenhower During US Visit
President Giovanni Gronchi arrived in Washington with Mrs. Gronchi for a four day stay. He is to address Congress tomorrow and may discuss Italy's relations with the United States and NATO allies at a conference with President Eisenhower.
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Giovanni Gronchi
John Foster Dulles
Richard Nixon
Eisenhower
United States
Atlantic Alliance
Spirit Is Willing, But Flesh Is Weak
Dade County Commission Chairman LD MacVicar underwent treatment for a back strain he said was incurred when reaching for a hymnal during Sunday church services in Miami.
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LD. MacVicar
Dade County Commission
Western Powers discuss swift action if Arab-Israeli crisis erupts
A London report says the United States Britain and France plan a coordinated western response if fighting resumes between Israel and its Arab neighbors. Diplomats say details are being worked out in Washington with naval shows of force in the eastern Mediterranean and potential land deployment only as a last resort.
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London
United States
Britain
France
Washington
Foreign Office
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Mediterranean
Israel
United Nations
Reider Attacks Lausche In Sandusky Speech
Port Clinton publisher Robert W. Reider led against Gov. Frank J. Lausche in a campaign kickoff before the Sandusky Industrial Union Council. He warned Lausche threatens two party system and warned of GOP labor restrictions if Atty. Gen. William ONeill wins and Republicans control the legislature.
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Sandusky
Ohio
Robert W. Reider
Port Clinton
Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
U. S
Reider
Sandusky Industrial Union Council
Sweetheart of the AEF Elsie Janis Dies at 67
Beverly Hills mourns Elsie Janis who died Sunday night at 67 after a 50 year stage and film career. The World War I sweetheart entertained troops in hazardous areas and continued to aid veterans in later years. Born in Columbus Ohio, she rose as Little Elsie on Broadway and starred in The Vanderbilt Cup and The Fair Coed.
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Ohio
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Gilbert Wilson
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