Gaza Situation Deepens As Egypt Moves In
AP reporting Gaza tensions rise after Egypt’s takeover with Maj. Gen. Mohammed Hassan Abdel Latif installed as governor. Israel warns of further deterioration and vows to defend shipping in the Gulf of Aqaba as Golda Meir heads to Washington to seek U.S. backing.
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Golda Meir
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U.N
Mohammed Hassan Abdel Latif
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Gulf of Aqaba
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Gulf
U.S.A
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Dulles
Washington
Today's Chuckle There are three sides to every question
A light quip about perspective comic tone notes three sides to every question: your side, his side, and to heck with it. The line plays on viewpoints with a humorous twist and a punchy finish.
Day for Wearin Green Echoes St Patrick's Day
The Day for Wearin of the Green is highlighted with a national feature on the American Irishman by Associated Press writer Hugh Mulligan. Local pages spotlight Jody Terney on school architecture reflecting changing education methods and John Fleming on correctional center coverage, with Iona Asher on a local checker player using a scientific approach.
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John Fleming
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Humphrey proposes open skies for Middle East arms
Senator Hubert Humphrey announced a US push for an open skies arms inspection in the Middle East as a step toward peace. He urged a comprehensive US policy balancing arms limits with regional defense, suggesting aerial and ground inspections to curb conflict and combat Communist influence.
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D-Minn
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Middle East
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Nasser Said Set To Sell Tomb Relics
Rome reports ex-King Farouk stated that treasures from Tutankhamun’s tomb may be offered for sale by the Egyptian government reflecting a grave economic situation. He noted the tomb was found by British archaeologists in 1922 and many artifacts now reside in Cairo.
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Woman's Body Found In Ohio River Near Cincinnati
The body of a woman tentatively identified as Mrs. Ginerva Breeding, 54, of suburban Madisonville, was found in the Ohio River Saturday. Police said she had been missing from her home since early Saturday morning.
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Middies Reach 50th Win Streak as State Finals Await
Middletown High and Cathedral Latin advanced toward the Ohio Cass AA high school title game. Latin (23-0) beat East Tech 69-65. Middletown (25-0) crushed Cincinnati Elder 87-63. Gratis upset Lockland Wayne 47-46 at Troy to earn a Class A berth, with Midvale, Bethel, and Ayersville joining.
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Manchester
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Manila Bulletin Plane Overdue From Cebu to Manila
President Ramon Magsaysay’s plane failed to arrive Sunday night on a flight from Cebu City to Manila. Government press office issued the overdue status.
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Pubs Open As Dublin Celebrates Saint Patrick Day
Dublin marks Saint Patrick's Day with pubs open on a Sunday for the first time in years. City leaders and visitors join the festival as brass bands parade through streets. Notables include Robert Briscoe touring the U S and President Sean O’Kelly and his wife in Rome. Adm. Browne ceremonies in Buenos Aires are headed by Gen. MacEoin. The industrial parade and Croke Park games remain central to the celebrations.
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Air Crash Kills 2 Saginaw Men
OSCODA Mich Two prominent Saginaw men died in a small plane crash after encountering severe winter conditions. Dr James W Mac Meekin 50 chief of staff at Saginaw General Hospital and ward C Totten 51 were killed after taking off from Alpena Friday on a trip home to Saginaw from an Upper Peninsula fishing trip.
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Alpena
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Attorney Calls Abbott Execution Illegal
Defense attorney George T. Davis said Abbott was executed illegally two minutes before a governor ordered a stay. Abbott, 29, died in San Quentin’s gas chamber for the kidnapping murder of 14 year old Stephanie Bryan, Berkeley, on April 28, after a last minute bid for a delay failed.
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Eisenhower Sails Aboard Canberra In Bahama Sunshine
AP report says President Eisenhower waved from the Canberra deck during a Bahamas cruise en route to Bermuda for health. Nixon arrives in Rome for a spring goodwill visit as Italian politics note next year’s elections will be crucial against a rising Communist challenge in the south.
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June Allyson and Powell Reunite After Separation
Hollywood actress June Allyson and actor-producer-director Dick Powell said they are back together after a separation that followed more than 11 years of marriage. Allyson reported they ended the separation Friday night after stating they had straightened out their problems, with Powell agreeing to the reconciliation.
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Sculptor Brancusi Dies At 81 In Paris Home
Romanian born sculptor Constantin Brancusi, a cubist pioneer, died Saturday in Paris where he had lived for over 50 years. The 81 year old artist had influenced modern sculpture and left a lasting mark on art.
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Body Found Wrapped In Feed Sack Near Darbydale
In Columbus Ohio a young woman in her mid-twenties was found dead Saturday in Big Darby Creek near Darbydale. Autopsy ruled no criminal attack. a plastic-covered wire was wrapped around her neck. She wore a red shortie coat, striped blouse, white socks and brassiere.
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Tragedy Near London Left Father and Daughter Dead
John McNu Nutt 35 and his seven year old daughter Martha Louise of Range were killed when his car overturned on Ohio 56 seven miles south of London. State highway patrol reported the weekend accident.
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Shipyard strike hits Britain as unions walk out
Britain faces a major labor stoppage as 200000 shipyard workers join a wave of industrial action led by the Confederation of Shipbuilding and Engineering Unions. They seek a 10 percent pay rise, risking spillover to 3 million manufacturing workers and a threatened economy amid wartime production commitments.
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Bermuda
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Eastern Ohio Faces Severe Forest Fire Alert
Forest Fire Warden Robert Redett warned that Ohio's hill country faces a severe fire danger with about 50 fires burning 800 to 900 acres this past week. The crackdown will target unauthorized land clearing fires in the Fourth Natural Resources District based in Athens. Saturday saw multiple fires near Athens County, including a 50 acre blaze west of Nelsonville and a 30 acre timber and field fire north of Glouster.
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