New Quake Perils Hang Over Hawaii
PAHOA Hawaii AP The threat of violent new volcanic outbursts looms over eastern Hawaii lava fields. Earthquakes diminished but continued as volcanologist Gordon A MacDonald says danger remains though outlook improves. Gov King inspected eruptions as 600 residents fled homes and four villages evacuated amid two million dollars in damage to cane and timber lands.
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Hawaii
Hawaii Island
Kilauea Crafter
Puna Peninsula
Gordon A. MacDonald
Puna
Samuel Wilder King
Pohoiki
Kapoho
Kalapana
Opihikao
Stocks Not Out Of Line in Market Boom
James E Day of the Midwest Stock Exchange told the Senate Banking Committee that very few stocks seem out of line after an 18 month rise in averages. He and Ronald E Kaehler of the San Francisco Exchange testified at hearings on the stock boom. Day cautioned that markets vary by issue and urged evaluation by book value earnings and yield. He said attitudes and confidence help drive price levels and that the business outlook remains healthy.
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Washington
James E Day
Chicago
Midwest Stock Exchange
Ronald E. Kaehler
San Francisco Stock Exchange
Senate Banking Committee
New York City
Fulbright
D-Ark
Day
Death Wouldn't Wait In Cincinnati Lady Dies At 100
Mrs Caroline Goetz aged nearly 101 died yesterday at her niece's home in Cincinnati. The longtime resident would have turned 101 today, passing quietly in retirement.
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Cincinnati
Caroline Goetz
Israel Branded Brutal Aggressor by UN Armistice Panel
The U N Mixed Armistice Commission designated Israel a brutal aggressor for a Gaza Strip attack on Egyptian forces, 38 Egyptians and 8 Israelis dead. It urged the Security Council to vote similar censure as Burns prepares a report in New York. Boundary tensions rise with demonstrations and relocations of observers.
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Israel
U. N. Mixed Armistice Commission
Gaza Strip
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New York
Security Council
Edson L. M. Burns
Canada
U. N. Palestine
Gaza
Palestine
Truce Commission
U. N
Francois Geicomaggi
France
Giomaggi
Burns
Russia
Egypt
Government House
Oldest Methodist Pensioner Dies in Ohio
TIFFIN Ohio funeral services will be held for Dr Henry S Powell the Northeast Ohio Methodist Conferences oldest pensioned minister He would have been 84 in June A half century of preaching in northeastern Ohio ended with retirement 12 years ago He supervised the Steubenville Methodist District for five years and served as pastor at Brighton Lorain County Norwalk Ashtabula Brooklyn a Cleveland suburb East Palestine Ashland Lakeside and McCutcheonville
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Tiffin
Ohio
Henry S. Powell
Northeast Ohio Methodist Conference
Powell
Steubenville
Brighton
Lorain County
Norwalk
Ashtabula
Brooklyn
Cleveland
East Palestine
Ashland
Lakeside
McCutcheonville
Natvig Indicted on Nine Counts at FCC Hearings
Marie Natvig, a witness at Federal Communications Commission hearings, was indicted today on nine charges of lying under oath. The case centers on alleged false statements made during testimony and related proceedings before the FCC.
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Washington
Marie Natvig
Federal Communications Commission
New Alliance Might Replace Arab League
Cairo reports Egypt Syria and Saudi Arabia back a neutral Arab military and economic pact to form a joint command and suspend alliances with non Arab nations. Iraq’s Turkey pact looms, Lebanon Jordan Yemen Libya caution, and Israel is not named but likely a threat.
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Egypt
Syria
Saudi Arabia
Arab League
Iraq
Turkey
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Ryyadh
Gaza
Israel
Irving School Board and Beard clash sparks Texas vote clash
Irving Texas sees a struggle between the school board and fired superintendent Dr John Beard as about 200 teachers walk out for a second week. Students plan to ask State Education Commissioner J W Edgar for aid while the board rejects a public vote to decide Beard or board quit. Beard accuses a political clique of bias while the district keeps schools open under police guard with 40 applicants for 19 vacancies.
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Tex
Irving School
John Beard
Dr. Beard
Beard
Dal- 8
Educa
Tion
J. W. Edgar
Edgar
Dallas
Ohio River Continues To Climb
Ohio River rise displaces hundreds along its banks as floods push toward homes in Ohio and Kentucky. About 2,400 people in 603 families evacuated by nightfall with 35 plus roads closed. Catlettsburg may see 800 residents move before the crest. Authorities note rising water from heavy rains and tributaries.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Pomeroy
Louisville
Ohio Highway Patrol
Marietta
Catlettsburg
Big Sandy
Weather Forecast And Thermometer Readings In Town
The forecast calls for fair and colder conditions tonight with a low around 10 to 15 degrees. Tomorrow should warm a bit with temperatures near freezing at about 35 degrees. This morning Armco Main gate thermom eter recorded 14 at 8 a m, marking a low after midnight snow flurries. Yesterday peaked at 38 at 4 p m before dipping toward freezing by night.
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Armco
Ike Hears More From Dulles Today
Secretary of State Dulles reports from a two week 26000 mile tour calling Asian nations forward positions of freedom. He met with the President and plans further White House talks. He praised courage and liberty and said US power underpins hope against Communist advances. He planned a radio address and tied defended treaties in the region to allied pacts.
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Washington
Dulles
Freedom
N A
Whiteee
Far East
Pacific
Bangkok
Thailand
Southeast Asia
Taipei
Formosa
Australia
New Zealand
Japan
South Korea
Philippines
Dazzling Flash Marks New Blast
LAS VEGAS NEVADA the largest and brightest blast of the 1955 atomic test series lit western skies twenty minutes before dawn observers at Angel s Peak watched a 500 foot tower detonation create a high vapor trail and a perfect fireball that rose and faded after about twenty seconds in Nevada.
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Yucca Flat
Los Angeles
Nevada
Angel’s Peak
Charleston Range
Air Force
Senate Democrats Reject $20 Tax Cut Pivot
Senate Democrats led by Holland oppose the House passed $20 per person income tax cut arguing they were not consulted and it is not a party issue. Other senators including Byrd Ellender and George diverge, with some backing the cut while cautioning inflation risks and campaign implications.
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Holland
D-Fla
House
Senate Democrats
Senate Finance Committee
Byrd
D-Va
George
D-Ga
Senate
Sen
Ellender
D-La
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
CBS
Finance Committee
C54 Crash Off Formosa Kills 14 Aboard
A U S Air Force C54 crashed in Formosa's southeast mountains with 14 aboard. Rescue teams race to the scene while search planes report no survivors. The flight from Okinawa carried five crew, nine passengers, and a replacement engine for a Hong Kong plane.
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Formosa
Okinawa
Hong Kong
Taitung
Couse
Tokyo
Hengchun
Air Traffic Control Center
Remagen's Heroes Visit White House
President Eisenhower honored 11 survivors of 13 who received the Distinguished Service Cross for capturing the Remagen bridge across the Rhine. Four others who led the operation were also invited. The feat allowed American troops to secure a Rhine crossing, aiding the final offensives in Germany.
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Eisenhower
Remagen
Rhine
White House
9Th Armored Division
Europe
Germany
Judge Studies Blind Couple Plea Over Baby Clarence
AKRON Ohio Judge Russell Thomas weighs whether Clarence Hathaway a healthy two week old baby should stay with his blind deaf parents Harold and Georgia Hathaway or be placed in foster care The Summit County Welfare Department argues the child might be safer with parents who can see and hear While neighbors and supporters sign petitions and offer aid the Hathaways seek continued welfare payments and to be left alone until a decision is made
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Akron
Ohio
Clarence Hathaway
Russell Thomas
Harold Hathaway
Stow
Georgia Hathaway
Clarence
Summit County Welfare Department
Leo Mulhearn
Welfare Department
Hathaways
Topeka
Kan
The
Clarence Snooze
Summit County Welfare Board
Hathaway
Brain injuries fatal for Cincinnati teen after crash
Brain injuries sustained in an automobile accident on January 27 proved fatal yesterday for Robert Schmidt, 18, of Cincinnati. Authorities report the teen died from injuries at a local hospital, with investigators focusing on the circumstances of the crash.
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Cincinnati
Robert Schmidt
Ten Die On Ohio Roads Over Weekend
Traffic accidents on Ohio highways claimed ten lives over the weekend. Seven people died in seven two-vehicle crashes, two in single car wrecks, and a 10-year-old boy died beside a road in Jefferson County. Victims include Sally Jane Allen of Portsmouth, Ruth Spraggins of Chillicothe, Ethel Pear Hawk of New Castle, and Mose Sims of Marion, with multiple crashes on routes 125 US 23 and US 305 near Marion and Stark County.
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Jefferson County
Sally Jane Allen
Portsmouth
Ohio
West Union
Ruth Spraggins
Chillicothe
U.S. 23
South Bloomfield
Ethel Pear Hawk
New Castle
Canton
Stark County
Mose Sims
Marion
Stump Says U S Can Defend Any Against Reds
In Taipei Adm Felix B Stump said the United States can defend anything against the Communists if willing, amid questions on action if the Matsus are attacked. Nationalist officials report Matsus reinforced with larger garrison, more troops than Tachens, and ongoing fortifications and military roads. Stump met Chiang Kai-shek, then left for Hong Kong as defense talks continue plus 22 landing craft were turned over to the Nationalist navy in Koohsiung.
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Felix B. Stump
Matsu Islands
Matsus
Quemoy
Formosa Strait
Tachens
Stump
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Hong Kong
Defense Ministry
Amoy
Tan Islets
Red Port
Taipei
United States
Koohsiung
Jelke Trial Starts Again in New York
Jelke faces a new prostitution trial with potential women jurors. His attorney praises women jurors while prosecutors rely on testimony from call girls linked to his alleged $100-a-night vice ring. Public access returns after a prior closed courtroom led to a higher court ruling.
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New York
Minot
Jelke
Francis L. Valente
Drift to death on wrong side of Turnpike chase ends
Kenneth Shelly 27 of Lititz Pa. died after a 42 mile flight down the Pennsylvania Turnpike in a car driven at up to 1000 mph. Police pursued as he struck a roadblock tractor trailer at 90 mph. Dozens of motorists were driven off the road during the chase.
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Kenneth Shelly
Lititz
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