UNOR Eyes New Talks on Korean Peace Conference
The UN Command agreed to meet Communist liaison officers at Panmunjom to discuss resuming preliminary talks on a Korean peace conference. Kenneth Young said a liaison secretary would go to Panmunjom to discuss conditions and dates for resumption. The Indian plan for POW repatriation was considered, with the commission adjourning until Thursday.
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Seoul
U.N
U. S. State Department
Kenneth Young
High Command
Panmunjom
India
Anded
United States
Three Columbus Men Die In Plane Crash
Three men from Columbus Ohio were killed when their four seat Stinson plane crashed on a Knightstown Indiana farm near 3:45 am. Victims were Walter M Clark 35 Joseph W Dobbins 37 and John Edward Over 47 Dobbins a radio sports announcer for WCOL broadcast OSU Illinois game. Clark appeared to be the pilot. The crash occurred in near zero temperatures with a stiff wind the plane was headed west toward Ohio. Fire was extinguished quickly. gas tank was empty possibly from a leak after the crash.
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Knightstown
Ind
Columbus
Ohio
Stinson
Walter M. Clark
Joseph W. Dobbins
John Edward Over
Dobbins
WCOL
Ohio State University- Illinois
Champaign
Dyer
Clark
Indianapolis
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Democrats confront Eisenhower farm plan with GOP help
Balky Democrats threaten to rewrite President Eisenhower's flexible farm price supports with some Republican backing. The plan, sent to Congress with 14 Taft Hartley amendments, faces GOP opposition and may hinge on cross party support as November elections shape farm policy debate. Senator Humphrey condemns the plan as an “expensive dud” and urges Congress to craft an improved program.
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Washington
Balky Bey
Eisenhower
Congress
Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
Speed Up Blasted Democrats Charge GOP With Dictatorial Tactics
In Washington the Senate Labor Committee moved to speed hearings and vote on Eisenhower's Taft-Hartley revisions. Democrats led by Sen. Murray condemned the move as dictatorial, urging Mitchell be called to testify and top management and labor officials be invited to public sessions. House Republicans called the program a moderate approach.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate Labor Committee
H. Alexander Smith
New Jersey
Murray
Smith
Mitchell
Capitol
Rep
McConnell
R-Pa
House _Labor
Senate
Sen. Seaman
Dlib-Ny
Girls Stage Gang Fights Over Boys in Cleveland
Cleveland police report says teenage girls, some armed with knives and clubs, are engaging in gang fights over boys. Capt. Hazel Witt told the mayor's juvenile delinquency committee that there is no rise in sex delinquency, but street fights between gangs or clubs are spreading in schools and on corners, with weapons now carried.
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Cleveland
Hazel Witt
Soviet Historians Craft 10 Volume World History
London reports Moscow radio states a team of 200 Soviet historians is assembling a ten volume world history project. The effort aims to chronicle global events from ancient to modern times.
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London
Moscow Radio
Fanfani Seeks New Italian Government Post
Rome Amintore Fanfani the 46 year old left wing Christian Democrat leader agreed to try forming a new Italian government after President Luigi Einaudi offered the premiership following Giuseppe Pella's resignation. Fanfani formerly Agriculture Minister and Interior Minister in Pella's short lived cabinet. The move comes as the party tensions rise over policy direction and social reform as communists gain strength.
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Rome
Amintore Fanfani
Christian Democratic Party
Luigi Einaudi
Guiseppe Pella
Alcide de Gasperi
Pella
Italy
Christian Democrat
Grounded Comet jets amid Elba crash probe
Seven Comet jetliners were grounded by BOAC as investigators probe a deadly crash off Elba near Porto Azzurro. The disaster, blamed on a possible in air explosion, killed 35 aboard and raised the tally of aviation deaths to 89. Relatives arrived to identify recovered victims.
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London
Elba
British Overseas Airways Corp
Commerc al
Europe
Asia
Afi
Mediterranean
Porto Azzurro
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Northeast clears as killing snowstorm cripples roads
The northeast digests its worst snowstorm in five years with at least 60 deaths and up to a foot of snow in places. The Weather Bureau warns of freezing air moving in, while sleet coats areas south to North Carolina and heavy snowdrifts hamper travel.
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Weather Bureau
New England
Northwest
Canada
North Carolina
Georgia
Washington, D. C
Maryland
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Massachusets
New York City
Boston
Philadelphia
Maine
Man's Factory Picketed By Wife And Son
Mrs. George W. Harrison and her 19 year old son picketed the venetian blind factory over a wage dispute. They sought AFL Local 195 Carpenters Union membership, claiming the father refused a pay rise from 75 cents an hour. The wife reports no pay for her assembly and cutting work and notes the father will be “sore before it’s over.”
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ST. Louis W
George W. Harrison
Harrison
George Jr
AFL Carpenters Union
Prober To Speak At Lincoln Day Banquet In Dallas
Senator McCarthy of Wisconsin will address the Lincoln Day banquet in Dallas on February 11. the event gathers local party leaders and supporters for a fundraising and pledge drive.
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Dallas
Tex
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Auto Union Paid 5000 Reward for Reuther Witness
Detroit report says Walter Reuther's CIO United Auto Workers wired Donald Ritchie 5000 for his story on Reuther's attempted murder. Ritchie, 33, Canadian thief, remains a fugitive and potential defendant in the assault conspiracy case. Police guards who released him face lie detector tests as Wayne County Prosecutor O'Brien orders a facts review.
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Detroit
Walter Reuther
CIO
United Auto Workers
Donald Ritchie
Ritchie
Big Auto Union
Walter
Victor Reuther
Wayne County
Gerald K. O’brien
Reuther
Avalanches Cut Wide Toll Across Austrian Alps
In Vorarlberg Austria police report over 100 dead or missing after massive avalanches isolate hundreds of villages including Blons. The Great Walser Valley town was buried as snow slides blocked the Lutzbach River amid rising temperatures threatening more disasters across Tyrol and adjacent regions.
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Vienna
Austria
Vorarlberg
Bregenz
Europe
Alps
Rence Saing
Blons
Walser
Lutzbach
Austrian
Tyrol
Bavarian Alps
Italy
General Clark Sees Peace In Korea
Hollywood host Gen Mark Clark told reporters he does not expect hostilities to resume in Korea. He said the enemy is impressed by American military power and convinced the United States will follow through on its foreign policy.
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Hollywood
Mark Clark
Korea
Priest Glad He's Dying Of Cancer
In Parsons Kansas Rev Julius Busse a 46 year old Catholic priest said death from cancer is a privilege and that it allows time to prepare He served as an Army chaplain with the 7th Division in World War II and believes certainty removes fear for dying soldiers He welcomed death and reflected on mortality after his wartime experiences.
Ohio Legislature backs projected $500 million turnpike survey
Ohio lawmakers endorsed studies on turnpikes to back a major highway program. Senate officials favor funding surveys, with Gov Lausche proposing a billion dollar eight year plan including a second turnpike. Officials expect to vote on releasing funds this week for Cincinnati-Conneaut and Toledo spur routes.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate Taxation Committee
Donald H. Rolf
R.hamilton
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Senate
House
J. Frank McClure
Ashland
Tom V. Moorehead
R—Muskingum
State Controlling Board
Fiveman
McClare
Moorehead
Eaming
Toledo
McClure
S. O. Linzell
Cincinnati-Conneaut
Doom Forecast For Ike's Flexible Farm Price Plan
Enid Oklahoma touring congressional farm leaders say both House and Senate will reject flexible price supports in Eisenhower's farm law. House Agriculture Committee members hear grass roots sentiment and favor continuing rigid supports for several years amid political and economic pressures before the election.
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Enid
Okla
Congressional
House
Senate
Eisenhower
House Agricultural Committee
Congress
Hope
R-Kan
Rep
Melntire
R-Me
Estepe
Weather Outlook For Ohio Veers To Cold Snow Flurries Tonight
The Vandalia Weather Station forecasts cloudy cold weather with snow flurries tonight and subzero readings. Temperatures may stay near zero tonight with a cold rebound to around that level tomorrow and fair but cold conditions afterward. The five day forecast shows below normal temperatures from Wednesday through Saturday with gradual easing by Sunday.
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Miami Valley
Vandalia Weather Station
Middletown
Associated Press
Ohio
Acre
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