Eisenhower to address Congress on Middle East stand by power
Washington AP moves report that President Eisenhower will address a joint session of Congress to seek standby authority for U.S. military action in the Middle East if Soviet aggression occurs. Speaker Rayburn said the message could come Friday if Senate readiness holds. otherwise session planned later. The debate centers on constitutional war powers as Burdick and others urge adherence to the Constitution. In Egypt salvage work at Suez progresses with divers, two major obstructions, and estimates for canal reopening by May or March are discussed by Egyptian officials and U N authorities.
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Washington
House
Rayburn
Eisenhower
Congress
U.S
Middle East
Senate
Torrefit Rayburn
Burdick
Port Said
Egypt
Suez Canal
Ferdan Bridge
Theioe
Coen
Energie
Augdauer
Mahmoud Yunis
Suez Canal Authority
U. S
Raymond A Wheeler
U. N
Bulganina
Geneva
Bender's Last News Letter Stamp of Time in Ohio
U S Senator George H Bender's weekly letter to constituents was rated for the last time on Wednesday The Republican suffered defeat in the November 6 Ohio Senate race to Frank J Lawshe amid a changing political landscape in 1957
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Columbus
Ohio
U. S
George H. Bender
Bender
Frank J. Lawsehe
Bluff Helps Empty Pot at Flint Pinochle Club
Police seek a man who entered the Flint Pinochle Club and announced a plan to rob it. He was challenged by club employee John Morgan who said the attacker had no gun and fled after bluffing.
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Flint, Mich
Flint
John Morgan
Integration on Florida buses upheld by federal judge
In Miami a federal judge dismissed a NAACP suit challenging segregated seating on city transit buses. Judge Ernett Choate ruled Florida laws and Miami ordinances complied with the Montgomery decision and refused a three judge court. The transit company was deemed private, not a state arm, and Miami was given 10 days to answer.
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Miami, Fla
Florida
Miami
Ernett Choate
M Ain
National Assn
U. S. Supreme Court
Montgomery
Ala
NAACP
Miami Transit Co
Choate
G. E. Graves Jr
Retraction over niece error in Trenton family brawl report
The Trenton Journal retracts a front page item misnaming a 16-year-old niece in a family dispute near Trenton. Authorities confirm no such niece existed and no one was at the Fugate residence besides the involved parties. Conrad, injured by a flying object, denies involvement with the alleged family clash and notes his employment and music career.
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Trenton
E Leonard
Chaves Ge
Stubbs Road
West Middletown
Pts
Carl Ennis
Conrad
Fugate
Fugates
Ike Rejects Big Five Talks On Disarmament
President Eisenhower told Bulganin the United States will push further proposals on disarmament at the United Nations but rejects five power talks with the United States Britain France Russia and India for now. He praised Bulgaria's openness to aerial inspection while insisting any agreement must be backed by a foolproof UN supervised inspection system to prevent cheating. The reply also urged Russia to honor United Nations recommendations amid the Hungarian crisis.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Aly Samara
United Nations
Bute
Nikolai Bulganin
Bulganin
Russia
Britain
France
India
Moscow
Bulgaria
U.N
Middle East
Jordanian soldiers fire on Israeli driver near Beth Govrim
An Israeli army spokesman reported Jordanian troops crossed into Israeli territory and shot at a tractor driver south of Beth Govrim on Wednesday. Israeli guards returned fire with no Israeli casualties.
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Jerusalem
Beth Govrim
Weather outlook for Middletown turns milder before a cold snap
The Miami Valley weather forecast shows cloud cover with warming trends as southerly winds push warm air northward. A high pressure system lifts temperatures toward 35 degrees today with mainly partly cloudy skies. Tonight another cold air mass arrives after a brief thaw.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
Democrats Take Over Congress After Narrow Senate Win
Democrats seized control of the 85th Congress with a 49 to 46 Senate tally as Sen. Lausche announced for the party. The House followed with Sam Rayburn reinstalled as speaker in a 227 to 199 vote. Key leadership posts shifted with Hayden and Johnson as organizers and Mansfield as whip.
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Senate
Eisenhower
U. S
Middle East
Frank Lausche
Ohio
Sended Javits
RNY
House
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Lausche
White House
Adlai E. Stevenson
Laasche
Nixon
Sen
Carl Hayden
Arizona
GOP
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Hayden
Bridges
Javits
Lauschne
Chamber
Matthew Neely
West Virginia
Neely
Knowland
Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Republican Conference
Eugene Millikin
Colorado
Dirksen
Ilinois
Lyndon Johnson
Mansfield
Montana
Kentucky
Clements
Rep
Martin
Mass
Couple End Divorce Suit With A Kiss
Detroit article reports Katherine 56 and Louis 60 Wouerek who have been married 21 years kissed and reconciled in Divorce Court. Judge Frank Ferguson noted the unusual scene as Louis pressed for reconciliation with Katherine's reluctant consent. Katherine finally kissed Louis, ending the divorce bid.
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Detroit
Katherine
Louis Wouerek
Frank B. Ferguson
Louis
Ferguson
Korean Reunification Dominates UN Budget Debate
At the United Nations, the General Assembly's top Political Committee resumes work with a focus on Korea reunification. The panel plans disarmament talks next, amid Soviet bloc efforts to invite North Korea and Red China. Also on the agenda are Algeria nationalist issues, Cyprus, and West New Guinea disputes, with three key Korea reports guiding likely resolutions.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. Assembly
North Korea
Red China
South Korea
Korea
United States
Middle East
Algeria
Cyprus
Indonesia
West New Guinea
India
Ratheas
Coun
Punny Zingers on Dating Etiquette in Chuckles
A brief comic line notes gendered dating outcomes with a playful twist. It contrasts a man’s broken date leaving one consequence and a woman’s breaking a date leading to two. The quip relies on wordplay about consequences and social expectations.
Brown Named Interim Governor of Ohio After Lausche Resigns
Republican Lt. Gov. John W. Brown assumes duties as Ohio governor after Frank Lausche resigns to become a U.S. senator. Brown, sworn in beside Violet Brown and Rosalie Angelus, vows cabinet continuity and plans to return to Columbus. Lausche’s resignation coincides with Washington oath ceremonies. Brown must yield Jan. 14 to Gov elect C. William O’Neill.
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Columbus
Ohio
John W. Brown
Frank J. Lausche
U.S
Brown
Robert Barton
U. S
John W. Bricker
William Mc‘Kinley
Violet
Rosalie
Air Force
Geant N. Angelus
Lausche
William O'Neill
Congress
Washington
Frank J. Laueche
William O'Neil
Train Rams Car Kills Two Youths in Ohio Crossing
A train strike at a Wood County crossing in Ohio on Wednesday killed two Bowling Green youths, Bobby Curtis Akers, 19, and Cathlene Akers, 18, who were occupants of the automobile struck by the train.
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Aaenie
Amet
Ohio
W—The
Wood County
Bobby Curtis Akers
Cathlene Akers
Bowling Green
Big Eye Club Seizes 21 Hour Day At McMurdo Sound
In Antarctica at McMurdo Sound the Big Eye Club marks the 24 hour daylight era. Members awaken for meals, maps, and possible late movies while veterans battle to reset sleep schedules. New arrivals stand outside at night unsure how to cope with the sunlit hours.
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Don Guy
Antarctica
Mcmurdo Sound
Navy Deep Freeze
Mess Hall
Oene
New Zealland
Arctica
Air Force
Globemaster
Hare‘wood
Christchurch
N. Z
Chow Wall
Big Eye Club
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