Youths and clergy rally against rising anti Semitism
Thousands of youths in Paris and West Berlin join demonstrations protesting renewed Hitler like racism. American Protestant leaders including Billy Graham warn that the Jew baiting displays a central organizing force of the same vicious type seen in Nazi Germany.
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Associated Press
Paris
West Berlin
Billy Graham
Nazi Germany
Brazil
Ypsilanti
Mich
Konrad Adenauer
Christian Democratic Party
Communist Party
Representative Council of Jews
France
Louisiana Governor Runoff Victory and Segregation Promise
Jimmie Davis won Louisiana's Democratic runoff with 486000 votes, pledging to create a state sovereignty commission to preserve segregation. He led over Morrison by 71 thousand votes, signaling the end of the Long era, while calls for school integration spread to three parishes.
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New Orleans
Jimmie Davis
Louisiana
State Sovereignty Commission
Davis
Southland
Huey P. Long
Earl K. Long
Huey
deLesseps S. Morrison
Morrison
Farmer
Jackson Parish
Red Hill Country
Davis Victory Surges in North Central Parish Regions
The Davis surge dominates the predominantly Protestant north and central parishes while advancing closely in Morrison territory across the southern parishes and New Orleans, signaling broad geographic strength.
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Davis
North
Central Parish
Morrison
New Orleans
Travel Bureau Rendezvous Sparks Couple’s Long Road
A joke line about meeting at a travel bureau where she sought a vacation and found him as a last resort, delivering a light romantic setup in a punchy humorous tone.
Communist agents sparked wave of anti Jewish vandalism says Pennsylvania adjutant general
Maj. Gen. A J Drexel Biddle of Pennsylvania argues the anti Jewish vandalism wave was triggered by Communist agents as part of a plan to discredit West Germany in the eyes of the West during Pennsylvania day observance in Valley Forge.
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Valley Forge
A. J. Drexel Biddle
Pennsylvania
West Germany
Biddle
Anti-Semitic vandalism spreads with new Brooklyn strike
Brooklyn police seized two suspects aged 12 and 13 for painting a red circle on a synagogue amid a surge of anti-Semitic vandalism. Leaders including Benjamin Epstein denounced imitation acts, while U.S. Senator Jacob Javits warned of a chain reaction of ultra right wing hostility linked to neo-Nazi activity in West Germany.
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Brooklyn
Benjamin R. Epstein
U.ws
B'nai B'rith Anti-Defamation League
New York
U.S
Jacob Javits
RNY
Montreal
West Germany
Javits
Adenauer
Bonn
Berle entertains as jet circles idlewild
New York AP Milton Berle entertained passengers for two hours Sunday night while an American Airlines jet circled Idlewild Airport dumping fuel. The plane landed safely after pilots suspected the gear level indicator was malfunctioning. Capt William Miller led the crew in handling the routine precautionary drill.
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New York
Milton Berie
American Airlines
Idlewild
Airlines
William Miller
Girl Says No Killed By Suitor In Kent State Shooting
Kent State University sophomore Victor Buzard 22 admitted shooting seven bullets into Paul da Slife 21 in a car after his girlfriend ended their engagement. Both men are from Akron.
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Girl
Kent, Ohio
Kent State University
Summit County
Victor Buzard
Paul da Slife
Akron
County official backs first degree murder charge for Buzard
George Pappas said he would recommend a first degree murder charge based on Buzard's account. He claimed he and Miss Slife had dated 32 years, he gave a Christmas engagement ring, she returned it saying he was too good for her. The couple and her family attended church Sunday and had dinner at Barberton before driving toward Kent.
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George Pappas
Buzard
Pappas
Miss Slife
Christ Imas
Barberton
Kent
Kent Student and Obsessive Plea Revealed in Car Incident
Buzard retrieved keys from the house and planned to fetch a gun a .25-caliber. Pappas relayed Buzard’s account of a Kent student crying in the car pleading not to break up and insisting she does not want to marry anyone else.
Notable Crime Report Tells of Threat and Gun Incident
Buzard says he drew a pistol and pointed it at Miss Slife. He claims she urged him to shoot and he fired rapidly while recounting the incident.
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Buzard
Miss Slife
NYC Flyer Derailed in Ohio Train Crash Kills Four
A rear New York Central flyer detoured around a freight crashed near Wellington Ohio killing four and injuring more than fifty. The Southwest Limited with about 155 passengers from St Louis to Cleveland leaped tracks at a track intersection with the Nickel Plate Railroad. Unconfirmed reports cited possible brake failure and diesel fuel ignited flames as the derailed train struck an unoccupied signal tower.
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Robert L. Shaffer
Wellington
Ohio
New York Central Flyer
Southwest Limited
Nickel Plate Railroad
New York City
St. Louis
Cleveland
Cleveand
Marion
Salter cites speed tapes on flyer derailment
W. B. Salter of Indianapolis, general manager of the New York Central southern district, told reporters that speedometer tapes indicate the flyer was moving about 80 mph when it left the tracks. Each unit of the
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W. 8. Salter
Indianapolis
New York Central
Train Hits Car Carrying Six Killed at Wisconsin Crossing
A car with six aboard pulled around a tractor and hay wagon at a railroad crossing in Tomah Wisconsin at dusk on Sunday and was struck by a Chicago and North Western passenger train. All six occupants died including a father and three of his children.
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Tomah
Wis
Chicago & North Western
Limited Derails At Nickle Plate Crossover
Salter reports three unit diesels recorded speed but relied on two laps with the third questionable. He believes the Limited derailed while crossing near Nickle Plate intersection as it moved around a freight train. Dolan says the Southwest Limited jumped the crossover before the intersection.
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Salter
Limited
Nickle Plate
John Dolan
New York Central
Dolan
Southwest Limited
Two cars bear brunt of deadly railway crash
A baggage passenger coach spun across the tracks and was struck broadside by a following coach. The collision left most dead and seriously injured concentrated in the two cars. Coroner Paul Kopsch of Lorain is investigating.
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Paul Kopsch
Lorain
Religion Won't Decide Kennedy Campaign DiSalle Denies Plot
In a Face the Nation broadcast from Columbus DiSalle said religion will not determine the presidential race if Kennedy is the Democratic nominee. He denied plotting to install a Catholic president and urged avoiding internal Democratic wars if Kennedy contends in Ohio.
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Columbus
Ohio
John F. Kennedy
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Kennedy
Massachusetts
CBS
Richard L. Maher
Cleveland
William H. Lawrence
New York Times
Dallas Townsend
CBS News
Stuart Nevins
WOSU
Ohio State University
Frank J. Lauscher
Lausche
Washington Post
Paul M. Butler
Youth Sees Train Leap Off Track At Wellington Crossing
In Wellington Ohio Marion Tudor 20 and Nancy Bingham 17 walk toward the New York Central main line crossing. The Southwest Limited derails tearing into a power line and sparking fires as it bursts into view. Tudor climbs onto the engine and pulls the engineer H W Kirstein 63 of Cleveland from the cab window.
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Wellington
Ohio
Marion Tudor
Nancy Bingham
New London
Marion
Wheeling Avenue
New York Central Railroad
Nancy
H. W. Kirstein
Cleveland
Train wreck rescue tale from a burning passenger car
A survivor recounts crawling through debris after a locomotive brakes failure sparked a wreck. He freed trapped passengers using a sledge hammer as fire raged and a soldier lay injured while others screamed for help.
Witness recalls tower fall in fatal train wreck
An eyewitness recounts how a man in a small elevated switching tower leaped from the tower as a train collision occurred at a junction of the NYC and Nickel Plate lines. One car struck the tower and it smashed to pieces, while mothers searched for children and suitcases. Tudor adds he witnessed a similar derailment at the same spot 42 years earlier.
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NYC
Nickel Plate
Tudor
Coin collector claims tinting error coin near mint
Tulsa collector C. O. Riley found a penny colored piece larger than a nickel with quarter markings, received in a bank shipment of new quarters. He notes a 1954 similar misstrike sold for thousands. officials consider such minting errors extremely rare, about one in a million.
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Tulsa
Okla
C. O. Riley
Riley
U.S
Businessmen Fear U S Won't Be Firm With Fidel
In Havana American businessmen express deep pessimism that the United States will stand firm enough to protect investments from seizure by Fidel Castro's regime. They cite ongoing expropriation plans, especially in sugar, and warn that a conciliatory U.S. policy could worsen outcomes, urging rapid compensation and exit strategies.
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Havana
U.S
United States
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Philip W. Bonsal
Washington
Bonsal
Marcello Fernandez
Castro
Munich
MIT Geniuses Form A Tricolored Icicle
In Cambridge Massachusetts a four story icicle hangs outside a MIT dormitory as three Baker House residents describe making a red white and blue icicle by tying an ice cube to a string siphoning colored water from a barrel. The trio named Steve Raphael Robert Ratner and William Tobin explain the method and the result drew amazement from pedestrians and drivers on Memorial Drive.
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Cambridge
Mass
Memorial Drive
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Baker House
Steve Raphael
Brooklyn
N.Y
Robert Ratner
Short Hills
N.J
William Tobin
Colorado Springs
Colo
Bank Heist Burglars Force Entry at Mahoning Branch
Two gunmen moved through Youngstown Ohio to force entry and rob the Mahoning National Bank at Boardman Plaza. Police searched for suspects speeds and details unavailable due to partial text.
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Boardman Plaza
The
Mahon
Mitchell says steel wage deal won’t trigger inflation spiral
Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell stated the steel wage settlement aligns with other agreements this year and will not prompt a wage-price spiral. He added there will be no steel price increases for some time if management and labor raise steel productivity, an effort he expects both sides to pursue.
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James P. Mitchell
Mitchell
Supreme Court Denies Hearing for Cary Chessman
The Supreme Court again refused to hear Cary Chessman the Los Angeles bandit scheduled for execution on February 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Cary Chessman
Los Angeles
Warm Miami Valley Outlook With Mild, Cloudy Days Ahead
The Miami Valley remains mild as warm air from the south keeps temperatures above normal through Tuesday. Today and tonight will be cloudy and cooler with a high near 45 and a low around 36. Tuesday brings more cloudiness and a light rain chance with a high near 52. Middletown reported a Sunday high of 50 at 12 30 PM and a low of 37 at 7 30 AM.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
Silence and Jest Rule at University of Detroit Benefit Concert
About 600 gathered in a downtown theater for a silent record concert and recording session benefiting the University of Detroit Chorus tour fund. Henry Morgan entertained with a silent monologue, a silent Saints rendition performed by the choir, and both laughter and applause followed the unusual program.
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Detroit
Silence Wasilence
University of Detroit Chorus
Henry Morgan
U. of D
University of Detroit
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