Americans Split Over Eisenhower War Decision on Quemoy and Matsu
Sen. George says Americans will back the president's choice if he acts on Quemoy and Matsu. Sen. Sparkman warns the GOP is becoming a war party as Mansfield and Knowland push for strong defense of the Formosa coast. McCarthy urges a decisive statement.
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George
Washington
Sen
D-Ga
Eisenhower
Pacific
Sparkman
Ala
Secretary of
State Dulles
Senate
GOP
United States
Far East
Mansfield
Formosa
U.S
Quemoy
Matsu
Democratic
Foreign Relations ‘Committee
Republication Party
Senate Republican
Knowland
California
Sen. Bridges
New Hampshire
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
America
Franklin Girl 8 Dies After Auto Collision
Patricia Ann Gritton eight daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Gritton died after being struck by a car at the 2nd and Locust street crossing near Central School Franklin Ohio. Joyce Skinner 28 drove 35 to 40 mph and did not see the child until stopping after impact. The accident occurred as Patricia walked in a crosswalk with an amber light. Patricia attended a Browdie Scout meeting after school. Police investigators Frank Harbach and John Flinspach noted the child was about eight feet from the curb. Funeral services set for 2 p m Friday at the Robert Eaton Funeral Home with burial at Woodhill Cemetery. Survivors include the parents and both sets of grandparents. No charges filed at publication.
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Patricia Ann Gritton
Central School
Locust
Joyce Skinner
E. 3Rd St
Patricia
Robert Gritton
Meadowview Ave
Browdie
Skinner
National Cash Register Co
Dayton
Gritton
Middletown Hospital
Frank Harbach
John Flinspach
UN Censure of Israel Seen by Security Council
United Nations sources say Israel faces likely condemnation by the Security Council over the February Gaza clash that killed 38 Egyptians and eight Israelis. The Western powers proposed a second resolution telling Maj Gen Burns to press Israel and Egypt toward border tensions relief and peace measures.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N. Security Council
Gaza
United States
Britain
France
Council
Israel
U.N
E. L. M. Burns
Egypt
Ohio Airman Killed By Elevator Accident
W T Sergeant Carl E Noga 24 son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Noga Warren Ohio died when an aircraft loading elevator failed and dumped heavy crates onto the loading crew at Langley Air Force Base Virginia He was one of two men fatally injured in the incident.
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Langley Air Force Base
W—T
Carl E. Noga
Joseph Noga
Warren
Ohio
Hull’s Condition Labeled Essentially Unchanged
Cordell Hull, former secretary of state, remained in critical condition after a stroke at Bethesda Naval Hospital. A spokesman noted slight but sustained improvement, with the 83 year old showing ongoing signs of stability.
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Washington
Cordell Hull
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Hull
Boy Drowns In Neighbor’s Pond In Cincinnati
Jerry Brown aged four fell into a circular eight foot diameter pond in a neighbor’s yard yesterday afternoon and drowned. He was the son of Oslar and Irene Fern Brown.
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Cincinnati
Jerry Brown
Jerry
Osclar
Irene Fern Brown
Knowland presses release of captive fliers film
Senator Knowland urges public showing of a film depicting 11 U S airmen jailed in China as spies. He compares their treatment to hardened criminals in U S jails and warns longer confinement risks brainwashing. Hammarskjold aided efforts to secure release.
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Knowland
Washington
Sen
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N
Peiping
Viand
California
California State Assembly
China
U.S
Guizado Convicted of Accessory in Remon Assassination
Panama City National Assembly convicts impeached President Jose Ramon Guizado as an accessory in the assassination of predecessor Joe Antonio Remon. He is sentenced to six years and eight months in prison, stripped of rank, and barred from public office. Verdict reached after 144 hours in secret session by 53 deputies.
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National Assembly
Jose Ramon Guizado
Joe Antonio Remon
Assembly
Guizado
Palace of Justice
Tennessee
Vanderbilt University
Ricardo Arias Espinosa
Remon
Ruben Miro
Miro
Mobile A Power Plant Under Construction in California
An experimental atomic power plant small enough to be truck carried and able to light a city is under construction. E. E. Thum of Cleveland, an Atomic Energy Commission adviser, reported the project to the Western Metal Congress.
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Los Angeles
E. E. Thum
Cleveland
Atomic Energy Commission
Western Metal Congress
Jury panel named for first degree murder trial
Twelve jurors and an alternate were chosen for the trial of Arthur Spencer 21 of 1806 Glenn Ave for the bludgeon slaying of his wife Imogene. Jurors and the alternate will visit the Rolling Mill Park crime scene this afternoon. list includes Alberta Berry Middletown Georgie Ramsey Middletown Mrs Charles Fall West Middletown Robert Wardwell Maud John Sheard Oxford Mrs Walter Lapthorne Mrs Charles Fischer Nelle Weber Charles Brennan Arthur Baehr Mrs George Zotter and Mrs Gilbert Grevey all of Hamilton. Alternate Wilbur Gregory of Middletown.
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Arthur Spencer
Glenn Ave
Imogene
Rolling Mill Park
Alberta Gladys Berry
18Th Ave
Middletown
Georgie Ramsey
Central Ave
Charles Fall
West Middletown
Robert B. Wardwell
Maud
John Sheard
Oxford
Walter Lapthorne
Charlies Fischer
Nelle Weber
Charlies Brennan
Arthur Baehr
George Z¢tter
Gilbert Grevey
Hamilton
Wilbur Gregory
Jackson St
Hunger Pressure Standoff at Nebraska Penitentiary
In Lincoln nine insurgent prisoners and two captive guards remain inside the Nebraska Penitentiary as hunger and stalemate mount. Gov. Victor Anderson rejects any deal, saying demands for meals and guard removals will be considered but no compromise.
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Lincoln, Neb
Nebraska Penitentiary
Victor E. Anderson
S.dists
Anderson
Warren
Court Upholds State Right On Controls
The Supreme Court ruled 8-0 that states may regulate business and industrial conditions when public evils are identified. Justice Douglas said laws need not be perfectly logical as long as they aim to correct an evil and appear a rational remedy. John Marshall Harlan joined but did not participate in yesterday’s decisions.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Oklahoma
Douglas
John Marshall Harlan
Harlan
Lift New Clues For Missing Girl
Detroit police report four students saw 7 year old Barbara Gaca lured into a shabby blue car last Thursday morning. A crudely pasted letter and an anonymous call claiming she is alive were dismissed as cranks. The search for Barbara Gaca is the most intensive in Michigan history.
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Detroit
Barbara Gaca
Detroit Postman
Michigan
Whopper Blast Seen 360 Miles Away At Nevada Test Site
Las Vegas observed a major atomic detonation at 4 55 am with a bright flash seen 75 miles away and dimly in Los Angeles 250 miles distant. Angel Peak observers noted a 20 second fireball and a mild pressure rumble five minutes after.
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Nev
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Nevada Proving Ground
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Angel's Peak
Atomic Energy Commission
Cedar City
Utah
Salt Lake City
Ground Zero
Weather note forecasts chilly nights through Friday
The forecast shows freezing temperatures with a low of 27 at 4 a.m. and a high around 41 yesterday. Warmth is expected to return later, but a cooler air mass is forecast to drift in Friday, delaying any 65 degree readings until after Saturday.
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Vandalia
Malenkov Absence Sparks Death Rumor Amid Kremlin Strife
In London reports speculated ex Premier Georgi Malenkov’s fate after his absence from a farewell for Swedish delegates and a Supreme Soviet session. Western officials cited possible liquidation rumors as Moscow debates his downfall following his Feb 8 resignation.
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Prosa
Malenkov
Alexi Pavlenko
Malenko
Supreme Soviet
Russian Soviet Federated Socialist Republic
Kremlin
Moscow Radio
Communist Party
Chicago Tribune Press Service
London
New Delhi
Slayings Stir Hunt For Maniac In Two-State Area
Henderson Kentucky reports a brutal triple murder at the Goebel Duncan home with a daughter-in-law and son killed and a two year old spared. Mount Vernon Indiana similarly suffered a rape and homicide weeks earlier, suggesting a sex maniac or robber killer on the loose in nearby areas. Sheriff Williams links the cases and notes the two towns lie about 15 miles apart.
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Henderson
Ank
Mount Vernon
Ind
Goebel Duncan
Raymond
Lee Williams
Duncan
Mamie Duncan
Goebel
Shirley Faye
Williams
Wilhelmena Suzan Sailer
Duncans
Geneva
Dulles Pushes German Rearmament Pact And Big Conference
Secretary Dulles urged rapid Senate consent to ratification of German rearma ment treaties and said a high level East West talks is months away. He noted a Big Four meeting date is uncertain while stressing West Germany must be involved for any unification talks.
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Washington
Dulles
Russia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenhower
Senate
Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
United States
West Germany
Germany
Czech envoy presents credentials at United Nations
Josef Ullrich, newly named permanent representative of Czechoslovakia to the United Nations, submitted his credentials to UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold yesterday in New York.
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UN United Nations
N.Y
Josef Ullrich
Czechoslovakia
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Eisenhower News On Formosa Straits Dangers And Talks
President Eisenhower rejects a believed imminent Red China attack on Quemoy and Matsu by April 15. White House briefings say Red China lacks air bases and supplies for an amphibious assault. A big four conference is viewed as possible with timing undecided and a foreign ministers meeting likely beforehand.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Formosa Strait
Quemoy
Matsu
United States
U.S
Formosa
Far East
Noe
Red China
Kidnapper Sentenced To 30 Years In Ohio Case
Charles Frederick Noonan 26 received 25 years for kidnapping and 5 for auto theft, totaling 30 years. He abducted Kathryn Lang 26 of Homestead Park Pa as she drove toward Pittsburgh, forced her to Cambridge Ohio where she escaped, despite his claim the victim induced him. Judge Mell G Anderewood noted the jury did not believe his story.
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Mell G. Anderewood
Charles Frederick Noonan
Noonan
Kathryn Lang
Homestead Park
Pittsburgh
Cambridge
Ohio
Labor union strike fund pledge sparks UAW convention clash
CIO President Walter Reuther told about 3,000 delegates in Cleveland that unions may form a huge common strike fund but will not take outside money. He outlined a plan to build a 25 million dollar UAW fund funded by tripling dues to 7.50 monthly to back a possible 1955 walkout for a guaranteed annual wage.
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CIO
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
UAW
Reuther
General Motors
AFI
Unite Mine Workers and Railroad
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