U S Proposes Inspections In 40000 To 60000 Square Miles
The United States asks to open 40000 to 60000 square miles of U S and Soviet territory for international arms inspection as a test of disarmament controls. Harold Stassen presented the plan with aims of inspecting nonsecret military sites and key facilities.
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Britain
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Japan
Lewis L. Strauss
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Harold Stassen
Eisenhower
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Canada
Russia
Stassen
Andrei A. Gromyka
Peace Mission Urged by U N to Ease Middle East Tensions
The United States urged the U N Security Council to task Secretary General Hammarskjold with a peace mission to halt Israeli Arab hostilities. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. proposed measures include force pullback observer access and local command arrangements to prevent incidents and armistice violations. Britain reportedly prepared an intervention plan within 24 hours if war breaks out, under the 1950 three power pledge.
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Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
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New York Times
London
Britain
Cyprus
Mediterranean
France
Middle East
Akron Man Backed For School Post
Akron attorney Francis Spicer told the Akron Education Assn that Martin Essex, Akron superintendent of schools, has his backing for Ohio superintendent. Spicer noted two other former Akron assistant superintendents were acceptable candidates. Essex previously led Lakewood schools. the state board has a special committee reviewing 55 candidates for the post.
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Ohio
State Board of Education
Martin Essex
Francis Spicer
Board of Education
Akron Education Assny
Essex
Lakewood
Cleveland
Spicer
G. Fawcett
Columbus
Harold S. Vincent
Milwaukee
London greets Red Officer with protests
Soviet police chief Ivan A. Serov arrived in London to inspect security plans for the Khrushchev Bulganin visit amid widespread protests in the British press. He is described by the press as a ruthless enforcer linked to mass killings and deportations in World War II.
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Ivan A. Serov
Lavrenty P. Beria
Serov
Ivan the Terrible
Europe
Serow
Lausche Best Bet for Dems, Says Craig
New York report quotes Indiana Governor George N. Craig stating in a news conference that the strongest Democratic presidential candidate would be Ohio Governor Frank J. Lausche. He asserts Lausche is the best option for the Democrats.
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Lausche
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Indiana
George N. Craig
Frank J. Lauschel
Ohio
Democrats Claim Minnesota Vote Repudiated GOP
Democrats call Kefauver win in Minnesota a repudiation of Eisenhower farm policy with Republicans split over the interpretation. Senators from both parties see the result as boosting Kefauver with Stevenson supporters rallying, while some GOP voices warn against overreading the farm belt upset.
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Sen
Estes Kefauver
Minnesota
Eisenhower
Farm Belt
Humphrey
D-Minn
Orville Freeman
Len Lehman
Kefauver
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Ezra Taft Benson
Sen. Aiken
Vermont
Senate
Bender
Ohio
Humphrey- Freeman
ILE Local Holds Out On Return
Pittsburgs AFL-CIO IWE Local 617 refused to return to work at Westinghouse Sharon plant amid talks over nine suspended employees for alleged picket line violence. Company planned to recall 4 500 workers. 36 fired for violence under prior pact await plant level review or arbitration.
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Westinghouse Electric Corp
Sharon
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United Electrical Workers
IUE
Henry Gunesch
Cleveland Keating Club Reopens for Ke Fauver Campaign
Ralph W. Keating announced the Cleveland Ke fauver-for-President Club is reopened for business today as part of the campaign effort.
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Cleveland
Ralph W. Keating
Stevenson Seeks Next Primary After Minnesota Setback
Adlai E. Stevenson conceded Minnesota’s primary knocked him from front runner status but vowed to continue campaigning harder in upcoming contests. He rejected running as Kefauver’s VP and blamed a hurried pace and Republican crossovers for the loss while predicting a November bid. Finnegan cited 120,000 to 160,000 Minnesota Republicans switching parties as a factor.
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Estes Kefauver
Stevenson
James Finnegan
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Kefauver
Eisenhower
Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party
Minnesota Democratic Organization
Three youths escape Ohio jail and flee via Indiana chase
Harris 18 of Hazel Park Michigan Claus 18 and Thomas 20 elude deputies after overpowering a Wa apakoneta jail officer. They flee in a stolen car and are later captured or surrender in Muncie and at a filling station amid a statewide search. The trio face murder and weapon charges with one teen held on juvenile terms. Authorities linked the wrecked car and robbery to the escape.
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Willie Thomas
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Auglaize County
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Charles Stolzenbach
James Thornton
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W. R. Thomas
F. S. Hyde
Davison
Lawler
Showers Tonight Cooler Outlook for Middletown
A weak cold front crosses the Miami Valley bringing light rain and cooler air. Cloudy today with a high near 44 and low around 26. Colder tonight, then Friday highs near 40 with partly cloudy skies. Saturday looks fair and warmer. Yesterday's unofficial Middletown high was 52 at 5 pm and 30 at 2:30 am.
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Middletown
Car Train Crashes In Ohio Kill 4
Four people died and three were injured in three Northern Ohio intersections as trains struck cars. A Toledo mother and daughter, Mrs Ernest Hanna and Yvonne Marie, died when their car was cut in two by a New York Central train, while her husband and son were injured. Two men from Lakewood were killed when a train hit their car in Columbia Township, Lorain County. Amy Link also died in 1955 when a taxi was struck by a train. Clarence A McKinley, a crossing watchman, was injured in Wooster when a train struck a truck he flagged.
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Yvonne Marie
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David Small
Hanna
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Lorain County
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Charles C Lin
Lakewood
Cleveland
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Clarance A. McKinley
Wooster
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McKinley
New Ruling Studied For Liquor Law
Ohio officials will prepare a new regulation after a Supreme Court ruling voided the liquor permit freeze in effect since 1949. Gov. Lausche said a study group will act immediately to draft a reasonable rule consistent with the decision, which could require about 5000 hard liquor permits if fully enforced.
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Ohio
State Liquor Department
Supreme Court
Frank J. Lausche
Liquor Department
Always Look Before Biting In Oklahoma City Incident
Robert Simms Popejoy 18 was fined $7 for biting a stranger's hamburger at a cafe. He walked to a booth, took a bite, then returned it, believing he knew the owner, who turned out to be a stranger.
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Oklahoma City
Robert Simms Popejoy
Popejoy
Indiana Jails Middletown Man
William O Neill Jr. aged 37 of Middletown Rt 1 was sentenced to 90 days at the Indiana Penal Farm for a third offense of driving while intoxicated. He received a $50 fine and a five year revocation of driving rights in Indiana.
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Richmond
Ind
William O'Neil Jr
Middletown
Indiana
No Stalling Revised Farm Bill Likely By April 9
Rep. Cooley said a compromise farm bill may be ready for final action shortly after Easter recess. Conferees will meet Senate members to reconcile vast differences while the administration opposes key price support provisions and supports the soil bank concept. The House also rejected a two year school milk program in a 215 to 195 vote.
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Rep
Cooley
D-Nc
Congress
House Agriculture Committee
House
Senate
Eisenhower
Senate House
Ex Senator and Publisher Raymond Willis Dies at 80
Raymond E. Willis, 80, former U S senator and longtime newspaper publisher in Angola Indiana, died Wednesday night after a heart attack. Willis, a Republican, was elected to the Senate in 1940 and served one six-year term at Washington.
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Ind
Raymond E. Willis
U. S
Willis
Senate
Dulles Reports Moderately Optimistic Far East Tour
Secretary of State Dulles briefed 22 congressional leaders at the White House on his 19 day trip to 10 Asian nations. President Eisenhower attended as Dulles gave a temperedly optimistic assessment with lawmakers noting some improvement yet warning of serious aspects.
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Eisenhower
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Sen. Wiley
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R-Nh
GOP
Senate
Paola Bolgnani Captures Italian Headlines On TV
The 18 year old Paola Bolgnani from Pordenone, a platinum blonde with blue eyes and towered by 6 feet 4, has captivated Italy by shining on a top quiz show. She plans for a five million lire top prize and has drawn intense fan mail and offers, while remaining a top honor student and not engaged.
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Gina Lollobrigidia
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