Congress Balks At Sending Token Force To Suez Zone
Congress members from both parties oppose Churchill’s push for token U S and allied forces in the Suez Zone. Debate centers on NATO commands and the risk to Western control of sea lanes. Some praise Churchill yet warn against entangling the United States in Middle East and Southeast Asia tensions.
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Pamir in Distress Off England With 86 Aboard
In the North Sea off England the four masted German bark Pamir with 86 on board signals distress after an anchor is swept away. Lifeboats race through a snow storm as capt Greif keeps cadets aboard and a British steamer assists.
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Truce Talks Still Stalled in Korea Negotiations
Truce negotiators remained deadlocked over armistice terms in Korea as a Chinese delegate attacked Allies while Gen. Claude Ferenbaugh pressed for a pledge to bar airfields. Rear Adm. Libby sought prisoner repatriation and Gen. Ridgway visited Kaesong area amid questions of Allied responsibility in a crater.
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Publisher 61 Shot To Death In Cabin Clash
Harry H. Canada a 61 year old trade magazine publisher from Kansas City Missouri was shot to death in a tourist cabin during an attempted robbery. A woman identified as Mrs C A Gaard said a masked man demanded rings and Canada resisted.
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French climber Jacques Poincenot found in Patagonia rescue
The body of Jacques Poincenot, 29, a French climber, who drowned December 28 while preparing to scale Fitz Roy Peak in Southern Argentina, was recovered Thursday.
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Egypt denounces Churchill bid on Suez crisis
An Egyptian spokesman condemned Churchill’s proposal to deploy U S French and Turkish forces to the Suez Canal area as a new attack on Egypt’s sovereignty. He warned such moves could threaten Middle East peace and said the issue might go to the United Nations Security Council.
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Cincinnati Mail Bride Shot In Loveland Home
British bride Olga Julia Rosenbreier Trent, 31, shot through the stomach in a Loveland Ohio home, lies in fair condition at Our Lady of Mercy Hospital. Police Lt. Charles Yoas doubts murder. cause and intent unclear whether self inflicted or accidental. Trent, 61, wooed her by air mail last June, making her his fourth wife.
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Lodge Tells GOP She Can Bring Peace
In San Francisco Senator Lodge urges the GOP to nominate Dwight Eisenhower as the candidate who could secure durable world peace. She contrasts Taft backers calling for a militant Republican with warnings against a glamour candidate and urges unity to win in November.
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West Germans Seek U S Loan to Build European Army
Bonn reports West Germany plans to request a substantial U S loan, likely several hundred million dollars, to fund a new armed force within a proposed European defense system. The formal request will come after a peace contract with France Britain and the United States is signed next spring.
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Snow Fun Turns Complicated in Quincy
Gene Dupont dug out his car in the snow only to uncover his neighbor’s identical model. He says his own car can wait until spring, leaving the cars oddly swapped in the shoveled space.
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Lehman Urges Dems to Clean House Over Corruption
Senator Lehman warns the Democratic Party must purge wrongdoers from federal jobs or risk losing public confidence. He labels government corruption a dual threat to national security and domestic morality and calls for swift, constructive reform.
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Faure Chosen French Chief
Edgar Faure at 43 became France's youngest premier since 1875 as he works to form a multi party center coalition cabinet to end the political crisis. The National Assembly backed him 401 to 101 with applause from Center benches as de Gaulle's RPF abstained. The Communists voted against, and Gaullists allied with the left were wary.
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U S Guards Against Sabotage of Meat Supplies
The Agriculture Department says it is on guard against enemy sabotage of livestock and meat, warning that diseases like foot and mouth could spread nationwide if undetected. Front-line checks at borders and ports are intensified as layoffs of meat inspectors raise concerns about funding and coverage.
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Chilean Peak Sealed
A Mexican Chilean party of mountain climbers has scaled 23 080 foot Aconcagua, the highest peak in South America, according to news reaching here today.
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French Nab 20 Tunisia Chiefs
Tunisian Nationalist and Communist leaders were arrested in pre dawn raids by French and Tunisian police and detained secretly. A general strike was ordered in Tunis by the Travail-General Union of Tunisian Workers to protest arrests and Thursday bloodshed with three dead and over 530 injured. Habib Bourguiba, Neo Destour leader, among those detained.
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Plane overshoots runway at Ellington Air Base
A B-3 bomber from Spokane Washington overshot a runway at Ellington Air Base in Houston Texas. Seven men aboard were injured three seriously and seven others were unharmed. Names of the injured were not released.
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Ohio River Rising as Flood Worsens in Ohio Valley
Heavy rains push the Ohio River higher for a second night with Dam 8 Lockmaster Joe Green reporting 18.4 feet at 7 a.m. and a rise of about four tenths of a foot per hour, threatening riverside areas in East Liverpool and surrounding communities.
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Sunday Journal Highlights Travel Through Matchbooks and Open House
Mrs. George Williams of Lebanon owns 3 845 matchbooks collected over 12 years and calls them a cheap way to travel. Sunday features an open house at the new William Howard Taft School with Middletown invited to tour one of the state’s most modern schools. In sports, Middle swimmers have risen, beating Walnut Hills for the first time in 12 years. a post mortem on the Middle Hamilton cage classic is planned by Jerry Nardiello.
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Fresh Storm From Alaska Deluges Southern California
Two thousand families evacuated as floods and record rainfall hit Los Angeles and Southern California. Nine deaths were reported with schools closed and major routes washed out, as nearly every intercity road and rail line faced closures and evacuations continued.
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Jets Battle for Fourth Day Over Northwest Korea
Jets clash as U S Sabre aircraft screen Thunderjet strikes against Red rail lines. A group of 120 Communist jets fights breaks through. Four Mig 15s make a firing pass before retreating. Reports cite damage in ongoing three day air battles and weekly Allied assessments.
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Emerick seeks divorce from embezzling wife at Dayton
Arless E. Emerick filed for divorce from Bernice M. Emerick in Dayton. Bernice recently received a ten year prison sentence for stealing 12047 dollars from Wright Field Credit Union.
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