Florida Feels Deep Cold as Winter Hits Southeast
The Associated Press reports a week of frigid weather chilling the Southeast. Florida sees subfreezing readings in Jacksonville and near freezing in Tampa while Miami stays mild at 51. Northern Florida and nearby states face freezing temps and ice, with widespread snow in the Midwest and Northeast.
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East Room A Corridor Of History
The East Room at the White House is a storied space where Eisenhower and Nixon are to be sworn in for a second term. The private ceremonies precede the public oath at the Capitol. The room, 8 by 40 feet with 20 foot ceilings, has hosted many notable family weddings and receptions.
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Refueling Is Key in Globe-Girdling Flight Show
The U S Air Force demonstrated global reach with a 24 325 mile B52 route aided by midcourse refueling. The operation underscored continued reliance on overseas bases and tanker support to project Strategic Air Command power and protect allied bases amid tense relations with nations like Denmark Morocco England Germany Saudi Arabia the Philippines and Japan.
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Bliss Backing Emerges In Fight For GOP National Chair
Ohio State chairman Ray Bliss gains support as a top prospect for the GOP National Committee chairmanship while H Meade Alcorn Jr of Connecticut remains a leading contender. Leonard W Hall resigns Feb 1 and a canvassing group prepares to report to the full committee before a Tuesday vote. President Eisenhower's preference could decide the outcome.
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Routine long flight by three B52s yields world record
At March Air Force Base California a trio of B52 bombers completed a nonstop around the world mission in 45 hours 19 minutes. Lt Col James H Morris said the flight was routine as crew members greeted a celebratory reception with General Curtis LeMay present. The group logged 24325 miles at an average speed over 1530 mph and earned the Distinguished Flying Crosses for each crewman.
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Two Students Die In Dayton Crash At Ohio 49
Lane L. Curry of Carnegie Pennsylvania and Gilbert C. Gainey twenty seven of Daytona Beach Florida were killed when their car left Ohio 49 south of Dayton and struck a utility pole. Both died at Miami Valley Hospital.
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Pope Pius XII Receives Selwyn Lloyd in Private Audience
Pope Pius XII welcomed British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd in a private audience at the Vatican today. The meeting focused on postwar European reconstruction and wartime diplomacy between Britain and the Holy See.
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Inauguration Begins as 750000 Arrive in Capital
BELMAN MORIN reports crowds converge on Washington for Eisenhower second inauguration. 750000 expected over four days with oath at White House then parade to Capitol and four inaugural balls. Weather warned colder with possible rain or snow. The Sunday ceremony will mark the start due to constitutional date.
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UN General Assembly to Approve 3 Day Rule on Egyptian Status
The 80 nation assembly nears approval of an African-Asian resolution urging Hammarskjold to report Israel’s five day withdrawal from Egypt. Israel plans to keep Gaza and Sheikh el Sharm forces, while Western powers push for U.N. unit deployment in disputed zones along Gaza and Aqaba.
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Moscow Critics May Spur Congress to Approve Doctrine
Senators say joint Moscow and Beijing attack on Eisenhower Middle East program could help its passage. They argue the Red threat exposes the plan’s relevance and urges action, while stressing the issue should be judged on U S interests and merits.
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Fluid Determines Sex of Unborn Babies in Study
University of Minnesota doctors report 44 for 44 accuracy using a new amniotic fluid technique. A sample from the fluid is examined under a microscope with stained nuclei to identify chromatin sex bodies, with low levels indicating a boy and high levels a girl. The method is advised for research only, not routine parental use.
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Communist Powers condemn U.S. policy in Middle East
A 2000 word communique by Chou En Lai and Bulganin denounces the Eisenhower plan for aid to the Middle East. They vow to provide any necessary support to prevent Western aggression, warn of countermeasures against imperialist forces, and praise the bloc's unity amid recent Hungarian events.
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Phone Talks To Resume In Ohio Telephone Strike
Negotiations to settle six month old Southern Ohio telephone strike resume in Columbus as Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co and Communication Workers of America face unresolved issues. Pickaway County prosecutor William Ammer seeks Utilities Commission action to cut bills citing very poor service and requests a public hearing in Circleville. The company also filed a petition in Scioto County Common Pleas Court in Portsmouth.
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Jeweled Urn Recovered in Boston Theft Case
FBI reports arrest of Oscar Smith Jr. a 44 year old Emery Air Freight employee at Logan International Airport on charges of stealing a $50 000 jewel encrusted gold coffee maker used to spark a March of Dimes fund drive The urn was recovered in Hollywood Florida and a fictitious consignee at a Hollywood motel was used in the plan The joint FBI and Railway Express probe led to Smiths arrest and the urns recovery loaned by Landers Frary and Clark Co to the March of Dimes drive New Britain Conn
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Educators report on unanticipated competition in Albany meeting
Albany educators conference hears Lee Cochran of the University of Iowa describe an unexpected competitive factor in education. The discussion centers on the use of audio-visual aids in teaching and the implications for classrooms and curricula.
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Meyner to wed Ohioan in Oberlin ceremony today
New Jersey Governor Robert B. Meyner will marry Helen Stevenson in a ceremony at First Church, Congregational in Oberlin Ohio. Adlai Stevenson will attend as guest. Dr Joseph F King will perform the rites. The couple plan a honeymoon to New York and Barbados before the bride assumes the role of first lady in Morven Princeton.
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Coed Teases About Airline Hostess Career
A college woman says she wants to be an airline hostess to meet men. Her friend notes caution, suggesting other jobs also bring attention, but she quips that those roles may not involve being strapped down.
Toscanini Rites Held for World-Famed Conductor
World renowned conductor Arturo Toscanini died after a stroke at his Riverdale home. A pontifical Requiem Mass will be held at St. Patrick's Cathedral New York with Cardinal Spellman presiding. About 5000 stood vigil at a funeral home before his burial in Milan Italy.
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Bandits rob Lantern Cafe in Cincinnati
Two men forced the Lantern Cafe owner to open the safe after lunch Friday then locked workers in a washroom and fled with between 1000 and 1500 dollars. Police described a one hour lunch break prior to the robbery.
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Fumes Fatal To Couple In Bridgeport Home
Coroner rules accidental gas stove asphyxiation caused the deaths of Emmet Amboulhl, 38, and Ruth Ann Amboulhl, 34, in their Bridgeport Ohio home. The stove lacking an outlet was identified as the blame for the Friday incident.
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Women criminals get leniency in many cases says OSU professor
Dr. Walter C. Reckless of Ohio State University argues police judges and juries show more leniency to women than men. He cites unreported crimes by women, hidden guilt ideas, and difficulties in rehabilitation due to women’s reluctance to disclose personal life.
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