Eisenhower rejects Bulganin treaty proposal
President Eisenhower's reply to Premier Bulganin's proposed twenty year treaty of friendship drew broad Western support and a Kremlin charged propaganda push. Moscow press emphasized the proposal while highlighting Eisenhower's statement that deeds matter more than words in pursuing world peace.
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Judd Lands Plane Near Paris After 24 Hour Flight
William F. Judd, 40, a Trans World Airlines pilot, landed his 230 horsepower Cessna 180 at Toussus-Le-Noble Airfield near Paris after a 24 hour 11 minute flight from White Plains New York. He faced icing and fatigue and cut the mission short hoping to reach Cairo if fuel held. Judd has flown the Atlantic 1120 times and aimed to beat the 1949 light plane record of 4,957 miles Honolulu to Teterboro.
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Eisenhower Eden to Meet on Palestine Peace and Asia Strategy
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Eden plan talks in Washington to seek a peace formula for Palestine and a united front against communism in Asia and the Middle East. Soviet Premier Bulganin has moved first with a bid for a 20 year friendship treaty with the United States.
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Freed Priest Flies To Rome From Manila
Father Harold W. Rigney aged 55 left Manila by plane bound for Saigon on the way to Rome. The American Catholic priest, imprisoned by Chinese Communists for four years, would then travel to Chicago, his home city.
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Federal Payroll Dips in December Decline 18,470 Jobs
Washington reports the federal civilian payroll fell to 2,343,688 in December, down 18,470 from November per the Senate House Committee on non essential Federal Spending.
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Jet noise damages spark House hearing demand relief
Rep. Morano says complaints from across the country claim shock waves from jet planes crack ceilings and walls. Victims should identify planes and damages and can file claims at Air Force sites or sue in the court of claims. He notes no speed deadline given for noting damage from 600 mph plus jets.
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106th Strike Day For Westinghouse
Westinghouse Electric Corp. strike enters its 106th day as federal mediator John R. Murray oversees renewed talks. Negotiations involve Westinghouse vice president Robert D. Blasier and IVE president James B. Carey with IVE members from 30 plants and UE workers from 10 plants idled since late October.
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Cops Probe Motive For 6 Murders
Investigators question relatives in a continued effort to learn why William Bauer killed six family members with a shotgun and then killed himself. Morris County Prosecutor John D. Collins calls the case effectively closed with homicide and self inflicted death, though relatives of Bauer's wife are being questioned for motive. The victims include Bauer's wife Florence 36 son Unique C Neuber Sr. 66 and in laws as the family prepared a Florida vacation.
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Car Seating Fuss Ends in Fatal Shooting in Springfield
Springfield police investigated a fatal shooting following an argument over seating in a car. Theodore Thompson, 23, was killed by George E. Price as the car approached Price's home. Coroner Austin Richards said death was due to internal hemorrhage.
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Ohio Airmen Die in Car Train Crash Near Waukomis
Two young Air Force officers from Smoky Hill AFB Salina Kansas died when their car collided with a Rock Island passenger train near Waukomis Oklahoma on Sunday. Victims were 2nd Lts. Robert R. Cress 22 of Hamden Ohio and Arthur G. Steigelman 22 of Philadelphia Pennsylvania.
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Winter Weather Closes Ohio Schools Amid Snow Drift
Ohio endures rain sleet and heavy snow with many highways hazardous. Logan County schools shut except Bellefontaine. Henry Fulton Williams Defiance report eight inch snowfall, Findlay three inches with six inch drifts. northwest and northeast Ohio see moderate to heavy snow and colder temps.
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Weather forecast hints at snow and cold snap
The forecast calls for rain changing to icy drizzle and snow with a high near 32. Tonight and Tuesday will be cloudy and much colder with light snow and lows around 16. Tuesday's high about 25 with continued cold, while recent totals show rain and snow accumulating 1.04 inches over weekend into today.
Mencken dies at 75 in Baltimore after stroke
H L Mencken renowned Baltimore writer and critic dies in his sleep at 75. A blood clot likely caused his death. funeral plans are private. Survivors include brothers August and Charles, sister Anna Gertrude, and longtime companion Sara Haardt’s memory. His last work Minority Report will be published next May.
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Japan Eyes World Role With U.S. Friendship Policy
Prime Minister Ichiro Hatoyama and Foreign Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu stated that friendship with the United States would be a keynote of Japan's national policy as it seeks a dominant role in world affairs.
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Massillon Coach Resigns to Join West Point Staff
Massillon High School football coach Tom Harp resigned after two seasons to take the offensive backfield coach position at the U S Military Academy at West Point.
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Assassins Kill General In Seoul Korea
Maj. Gen. Kim Chang Yong, head of South Korea counterintelligence, was shot dead in Seoul by assassins who struck him with three bullets. He led rounds against alleged collaborators during the 1950 occupation and later hunted communist infiltration. Authorities suggested possible motives but gave no identity conclusions.
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12 Die In Ohio Traffic Death Toll Reaches 12
A string of fatal incidents across Ohio ends the weekend with at least 12 dead. A Barberton man suffocated in a kitchen fire Saturday night. In Cincinnati, two men died in a rooming house blaze. A two car crash near Dayton killed drivers Charles Collins and William MecNalley and injured others. Additional deaths occurred in Troy and Eaton amid the weekend’s fatalities.
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Harriman Seeks Record State Budget and Tax Cut
Albany New York Harriman asked the Legislature to approve a record high 1 5101 000 000 state budget calling it tight and urged an immediate 40 million income tax cut for lower brackets He proposed gasoline tax increases and a bond issue to finance a long range building program
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Baltimore Transit Strike Halts Trolleys and Buses
Baltimore is again without bus or trolley service as about 2000 drivers and maintenance workers walked out at midnight. Negotiations faltered after a City Hall meeting where the Baltimore Transit Co. and the Transportation Workers Union traded blame. The union seeks 25 cents an hour more on a $1.90 base pay with improved conditions and pensions. no public counteroffer was made.
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