Secret Talks Resume Over U S Helicopter Prisoners
East Germany says it has resumed secret discussions with the United States on freeing nine U S Army helicopter prisoners. A Foreign Ministry spokesman declined to provide details and said both sides would stay silent pending an official announcement. The U S had previously halted direct talks after East Germany demanded a diplomatic protocol. Washington refused.
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East Germany
State Department
U.S
Berlin
Timken Faces Strike Over Pension Plan
Canton Ohio AP report says a three year pension agreement between Timken Roller Bearing and United Steelworkers expires at midnight with no new plan agreed. Negotiations continue as unions press for early retirement at 60 with 15 years service and enhanced benefits for workers age 40 with 15 years.
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Canton, Ohio
Timken Roller Bearing Co
United Steelworkers Union
Canton
Columbus
Zanesville
Wooster
Moscow Protesters Enter U.S. Embassy in Moscow
In Moscow four representatives were admitted with a petition protesting U.S. troops in Lebanon while about 50 Russians waited outside the embassy. A larger demonstration of over 2,000 people occurred the previous day, but Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson Jr. refused to receive a petition.
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Moscow
U.S
Lebanon
Llewellyn Thompson Jr
Local families visit over weekend in Germantown
Germantown residents Mr and Mrs Orla Worrell and Mr and Mrs Norman Barnhart with family visited Sunday with Armanda Worrell a Wilmington College student. Mr and Mrs Douglas Bolinger and family of Springfield spent the holiday weekend with the Bolingers' parents Mr and Mrs Dennis Bolinger.
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Orla Worrell
Norman Barnhart
Armanda Worrell
Wilmington College
Douglas Bolinger
Springfield
Dennis Bolinger
Subcommittee probes Goldfine ties to federal agencies
Harris subcommittee plans further digging into Goldfine connections with federal agencies while Adams and Goldfine deny string pulling for favorable treatment. Witnesses will cover officials of the Securities and Exchange Commission as Republicans push for answers amid partisan bickering.
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Adams
Goldfine
Harris
John Bell Williams
Dmiss
Subcommittee
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Ser Lrities and Exchange Commissen
SEC
Eri
Mil- Boston
Eisenhower
Like Birds, Just Wanted To Chase Em
Stanley Frank Pearson was fined $25 for cruelty to sparrows, with witnesses saying he lured sparrows with grain into a wire contraption and kept them without water in his garage. Pearson, 34, claimed he released the birds in the country and only tried to discourage sparrows to keep other wildlife away.
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Kansas City
Stanley Frank Pearson
Pearson
Marines land as British paratroops in Jordan amid Middle East tensions
United States and Britain move forces into Jordan and Lebanon to deter a pro Nasser challenge after U S Marines aboard carriers and Royal troops deploy near Amman and Beirut. Rebels question two Marines as regional opposition grows and Parliament debates the intervention.
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Saudi Arabia
Persian Gulf
Jordan
Leatherneck
John H Brickley
Billings
Mont
Pressen
Saratoga
Lebnese
U.S
Adans
Nouthern
Turkey
Mediterranean
U. S
Iraq
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Middle East
United States
Jordan Valley
Asne
Osseyran
Camille Chamoun
Lebanon
Emile Bustani
Foreign Affairs Committee
Sa Se
Chamoun
U.A.R
Beirut
Raymond M. Garren
Nanticoke
Pfc
James Ward
Northern Ireland
Protest and Militia Drive Demonstrators From Embassy
A force of 300 to 400 militia moved demonstrators away from the embassy toward the sidewalk as the protest heated into the evening. U S Ambassador Llewellyn F Thompson Jr ordered embassy staff to stay back with no American injuries reported. Thompson planned to file a formal protest later though no statement was issued yet.
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U.S
Llewellyn F. Thompson Jr
Thompson
Gettirg
Flood Danger Eases in Western Pennsylvania After Shenango Rain
Western Pennsylvania faces reduced flood danger as Shenango River crest passes New Castle and Sharon. Residents cite need for a Sharpsville flood dam to prevent future disasters while officials assess downstream impact and support for federal flood control projects.
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New Castle
Pennsylvania
Shenango
Vernon Houghton
U.S. Weather Bureau
Pittsburg
Shenango Valley
Sharpsville I
Sharon
Greenville
Houghton
Newstricken
Beavers
Carroll Kearns
State Legion Eyes Mideast
Veterans of three wars opened the 40th annual Ohio American Legion convention in Columbus with focus on the Middle East crisis. Early arrivals said President Eisenhower's Lebanon troop action could be discussed. A Toledo post proposed endorsing Eisenhower's foreign aid program for defense and economic support of U S allies. A regional resolution urged scrutiny of the Civil Liberties Union by the House Committee on Un American Activities and Senate Internal Security Committee.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Department of the American Legion
Middle East
Eisenhower
Lebanon
Toledo
Legion
Free World
U. S
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Senate Internal Security
Civil Liberties Union
Shortage Found at Kent Ucity Bank in Auditors Probe
In Kent Ohio a $5000 shortage was discovered at the ucity Bank and auditors are reviewing the accounts. Executive Vice President Carlie Meeker said the matter is under investigation and no one has been implicated at this time.
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Kent, Ohio
Kentucity Bank
Carlie Meeker
Boosters Plan Twin Bake Sales in Trenton
The Trenton Youth Activity Boosters schedule two bake sales tomorrow morning at Reed Klopp in Middletown and at the hardware store in downtown Trenton. Proceeds fund operating costs for the new group formed this summer to boost local youth recreation programs.
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Trenton
Reed-Klopp
Middletown
Middle East Crisis Talks and Oil Flight Controversy
U.S. officials deny an accord limiting intervention in Iraq while confirming cabinet briefings on Middle East affairs. Reports claim Dulles and Lloyd restricted actions to Lebanon and Jordan. Jordanian sources cite Saudi Arabia blocking oil tankers to Amman. Senator Mansfield proposes a neutral nations conference if UN efforts fail. The editorial closes with a fable about cuckoo and cowbird nests.
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Iraq
James C. Hagerty
New York Times
Eisenhower
Lloyd
Dulles
Middle East
Lebanon
Jordan
Hagerty
Nathan F. Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staf
Lioyd
U.S
Amman
Saudi Arabia
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Midde East
United Nations
Driver Pleads Innocent In Manslaughter Case
Municipal Judge J. T. Lamb heard most prosecution testimony in a preliminary hearing for Franklin man Clifford Ray Griffen charged with second degree manslaughter after a weekend one car crash on U S 25 north of Monroe. Griffen reportedly said he was driving 60 to 70 mph when the car skidded and overturned, killing his cousin Joe Griffin. The coroner’s report edges into Monday as the hearing resumes.
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J. T. Lamb
Franklin
Clifford Ray Griffen
Union Rd
Frank
Griffen
Joe Griffen
Olive St
U. S. 25
Monroe
Butler County Sheriff's Deputies
Garrett Boone
Bishop Clippinger Dies at 79 in Dayton Ohio
Bishop Arthur R. Clippinger 79 retired senior bishop of the Evangelical United Brethren Church died in Miami Valley Hospital Dayton. A native of Luigan Pennsylvania he began teaching a Sunday school class at 16 and later served as pastor in New Cumberland and Dayton. He led the Miami Conference 1918 to 1921 and was bishop for central Ohio from 1921 until his 12% retirement. He leaves three sons John Malcolm and Conrad and a sister Florence.
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Dayton, Ohio
Arthur R. Clippinger
Evangelical United Brothern Church
Miami Valley Hospital
Luigan
Clippinger
Laigan
New Cumberland
Lebanon Valles College
Dayon
Summit Ave. Eub
Miami Conferna
John and
Malcolm
Hamilton
Conrad
Covington, Ohio
Florence Clippinger
Dayton
Death Listed As Drowning
Covington Ky woman Milfred Witt 33 found in the Ohio River near Cincinnati. Coroner Herbert P Lyle identified the cause as drowning and noted a ten dollar bill pinned to her blouse.
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Cincinnat
Milfred Witt
Covington
Ohio River
Herbert P. Lyle
Ohio
Boys Nation Opens Today at University of Maryland
The American Legion's 13th annual Boys Nation convenes on the Maryland campus with 99 youths from 47 states DC and Canal Zone for a week of government practice. They will form a Senate elect leaders debate two bills and visit the White House next Thursday to meet President Eisenhower.
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College Park
American Legion
University of
Congress
Washington
Isenhower
White House
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Ures
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Wildweed
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Angiolini
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Fairmount Ave
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