Brown Urges Pay Raises In State Address
Interim Gov. John W Brown urged pay raises for rank and file state employees in a surprise state address to the Legislature. He said he would sign an emergency bill boosting salaries of Gov elect C William O Neill appointees by about 200000 a year. Brown noted high resignations from the highway patrol due to low pay and warned of high turnover without adequate compensation.
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Columbus
Ohio
John W. Brown
Brown
Senate House
General Assembly
C. William O'Neill
O'Neill
Highway Department
Toled O'Neill
Ship of State
Lausche asks veto of cabinet pay raises in Ohio
U.S. Senator Frank J. Lausche appeals to Gov. John Brown to veto a bill raising Ohio cabinet salaries from 12 000 to a minimum of 16 000 a year. He warns such increases damage morale and burden taxpayers. He urges action to block what he calls extravagant rises.
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Washington
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
John Brown
Lausche
Lawsche Aides
Brown
Britain and Yemen exchange raids and accusations
London reports Britain protests Yemen attacks on Aden protectorate towns and prides itself on countering Yemeni claims of aggression. Yemen accuses Britain of aggression while Britain asserts Yemeni tribes have raided Aden for years and denies responsibility for incidents near Al Hajar.
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London
Britain
Yemen
Yemean
al Hajar
Aden Protectorate
Eden Said Planning To Resign
London reports say Prime Minister Eden intends to resign after a 70 minute meeting with government ministers. Queen Elizabeth II rushed from Sandringham to Buckingham Palace as Eden arrived from the conference.
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Eden
London
Buckingham Palace
The
Palace
Elizabeth I
Sandringham
Norfolk
Open Hearts Adopts Motherless Children in Michigan Township
Glen Lake, a timber worker in Little Thompson Township near Manistique, Michigan, places his six youngest motherless children with local couples under court supervision. Each child over ten consents, with Lake retaining final approval and visiting rights. Three children stay with the Grimm family, two with the Andersons, and Frank, 13, with Mr. and Mrs. Hastings.
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Manistique
Mich
Glen Lake
Lake
Schoolcraft County
Little Thompson Township
Thompson Township
Allo
SS m
Lester
Allen
Arthur
George Grimm
Lois
John
Walter Anderson
Harry Hastings
Frank
Refugees Returned to Austria for False Statements
The government says 10 Hungarian refugees were sent back to Austria for making false statements or misrepresentation to gain entry to the United States. Immigration officials did not identify the individuals or indicate if communism influenced any of the cases at Camp Kilmer, New Jersey, as part of ongoing checks on 19,000 arrivals.
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Washington
Austria
United States
Immigration Service
Camp Kilmer
N.J
Hungary
Navy
Lee Eltinge
Newark
N. J
Europe
Hardin
Newsmen Barred From Oath for Eisenhower Swearing In
At the White House press venue for President Eisenhower's oath ceremony on Sunday January 20 access was restricted. James Hagerty said the event would be closed to general media due to out of control demand and only Hagerty and briefed officials would attend. Chief Justice Earl Warren will officiate at the re enactment on Capitol Hill the following Monday.
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Washington
White House
Eisenhower
James C. Haggerty
Hagerty
Congress
Signal Corps
Aston Hagerty
Earl Warren
Ion
Eden resigns as British prime minister after emergency meeting
Prime Minister Eden resigns after a 70 minute emergency meeting with his Cabinet at No 10 Downing Street. Queen Elizabeth II accepts the resignation at Buckingham Palace.
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London
Eden
Elizabeth I
Buckingham Palace
No. 10
Downing St
Egypt plans United Nations move on Suez Canal control
Egypt intends to present the Suez Canal dispute to the General Assembly seeking sole control of the waterway. Abdel Kader Hatem says Egypt will not negotiate with Britain or France and will discuss only within the UN framework. Israel seeks free navigation and safety assurances as talks continue.
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United Nations, N.Y
Egypt
Suez Canal
U.N. General Assembly
Abdel Kader Hatem
France
Britain
Lof
United Nations
Hatem
Cairo
General Assembly
Israel
U.N
Canal
Gulf Aqaba
Sinai Desert
Sinai
Raymond Hare
Washington
State Department
Nasser
Suez
Red Bear Gulf
Aqaba
Golda Meir
Jerusalem
U. N
Tiran
Sinalir
Red Sea
Gulf of Aqaba
Sinai Peninsula
el ‘Arish
Sharm el Sheikh
Hammarskjold
Palestine
Boy Reunited With Dog After Three Mile Hike
Three year old Charles Leslie Dees was found about four miles from his Montgomery home after wandering off with his pet English Shepherd Buster. Sheriff’s deputies and highway patrolmen conducted a two hour search before the boy and dog were located.
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Charles Leslie Dees
Buster
Montgomery
Ala
Elvis Rated 1-A Ahead of Army Induction
Elvis Presley received a 1-A physical rating from the Army after a pre-induction exam. Captain Elwyn P. Rowan said Presley is physically an A-profile with average mental rating, and draft timing will depend on the Board's quota and mailed scores. Presley expects to answer when called, with a minimum three week wait after the exam.
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Memphis
Tenn
Elvis Presley
Uncle Sam
Presley
Army
Elwyn P. Rowan
Rowan
Pilot lands on one ski after circling for fuel
Commander John H. Torbert of North Kingston R1 guided his Neptune craft to a landing after three hours of circling to burn fuel. Six crew members and five passengers were aboard as three doctors stood by with helicopters in case of a crash. the plane's landing gear was damaged.
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John H. Torbert
North Kingston
R. 1
Hollywood Star Marie Mc Donald Signs Kidnaping Report
Actress Marie Mc Donald signed a police report detailing her account of being kidnapped from an Encino home and dropped 44 miles away on a desert highway. Detectives presented the report at her home where she wore a silver robe and was assisted by attorney Jerry Giesler as she reviewed photos of criminals.
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Marie McDonald
Encino
Los Angeles
Michael Wilding
Hollywood
Atty
Jerry Giesler
Giesler
India
Ector Garcia
Weather forecast mixed with rain and snow through Thursday
The weatherman expects light rain snow and drizzle through Thursday with a high near 40 and a low around 31. Earlier today the high reached 37 and Tuesday’s 3pm high was 38. Rainfall last night measured 0.17 inches.
Families traced back centuries. kids missing last night
A humorous quip contrasts ancestral tracing with modern gaps as many can map two centuries of relatives yet struggle to locate their children from the previous night.
Ex champ Lamotta involved with minor in Miami Beach case
Former world middleweight boxing champion Jake Lamotta and two women and a man faced charges tied to a 14 year old girl. Lamotta held a bar stake in a vice operation with a girl lured to an apartment, while Melvin Stoller and others were accused of related crimes including encouraging a minor to engage in vice and providing alcohol. Bond set at 6000 for Lamotta along with 3000 for Stoller, 4000 for Miss Balsam, and 1000 for Miss Alexander.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Jake Lamotta
Lamotta
Jack B. Farrell
Melvin Stoller
Stoller
Balsam
Sherie Alexander
Miss Halsam
Miss Alexander
Tampa
Miss Balsam
Farrell
Boxer
School Evacuation After Nitro Threat At Louisville High
An anonymous call to Canton area police warned that nitro glycerine was planted at Louisville High School. Authorities evacuated the building and conducted a search, discovering two explosive devices.
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Canton
Ohio
Kenneth White
Louisville
Louisville High School
Poland Plans Reforms Shake Up Agriculture Ministry
Poland ousted its agriculture minister today as sweeping reforms aim to stabilize the farming sector's economy and reshape policy directions. The abrupt leadership change follows a broader plan to boost efficiency and financial footing across farms nationwide.
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Warsaw
Poland
Slowdown Seen in House Action on Eisenhower Middle East Plan
Washington AP reports Rep. Gordon says last minute developments slow Foreign Affairs Committee progress on the Eisenhower Middle East resolution. Hearings may extend into next week with a possible end of January passage target. A one sentence substitute omitting economic aid circulates among Democrats while some push for an economic package in separate legislation.
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Washington
Gordon
D-Tll
House Foreign Affairs Committee
House
Dulles
Eisenhower
United States
Middle East
Rayburn
D-Tex
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Zablocki
Dwis
Vorys
Ohio
Secretary of State
Newton
Ex Fiance Kills Self After Fatal Campus Shooting
At the University of South Dakota in Vermillion, Jeanne Bruyer twenty one, a drum majorette and campus beauty candidate, was shot three times by former fiance Donald Steele twenty, a university sophomore. Steele then killed himself in the temple. The couple had been engaged until a month ago. Bruyer was shot at her home. Steele died early today in a hospital.
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Vermillion
S.D
University of South Dakota
Iowa
Bruyer
Steele
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