NATO Ministers Meet In Bonn Weigh Nuclear Arms
NATO foreign ministers met in Bonn for three days of secret talks on basing defense on nuclear weapons. Lord Ismay warned that alliance strength hinges on atomic arms, as ministers weigh arms stockpiling against Soviet threat and political opposition in member states.
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Bonn
NATO
Atlantic Council
Stadthall
Bad Godesberg
Lord Ismay
Britain
Ismay
Paul-Henri Spaak
Belgium
West Germany
Iwato
Soviet Union
Council
Iceland
Antiwa
Russia
Konrad Adenauer
Naeoteria
Alaska
United States
Germany
Eupe
Greece
Turkey
Cyprus
32 Die In Plane Crash At Blackbushe
A Viking military transport severely damaged after attempting an emergency return to Blackbushe airfield. Of 35 aboard 32 were killed, four soldiers survived briefly, one later died, others badly burned. The aircraft had just left the airfield when an engine exploded and a radio appeal sought permission to return.
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Blackbushe
England
Libya
Senate probes anonymous tip linked to Northeast stock surge
Senator Jackson leads a Senate Investigations panel probing whether news of a CAB route award to Northeast Airlines triggered a surge in its stock. A Washington lawyer testified an anonymous caller claimed the CAB met and awarded the New York to Miami route, prompting brokers to move toward Northeast. Oliver of Pogue and Neal said he received a tip and ended up buying 400 Northeast shares by mistake, with investigation into who spoke and why.
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Washington
Sen. Jackson
D-Wash
Senate
Northeast Airlines
Civil Aeronautic Board
New Yorki Miami
Northeast
Jackson
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Robert 4 ‘Eaver
Subcommittee
New York-Miami
Oliver
Pogue and Neal
Whihh
Delta Airlines
Northeast Stock
Nothwest
Reginald H. Foster
Grimes Sisters Case Linked to Gary Slayings
Gary Indiana police say George Robert Brown, a 25 year old steelworker, signed a statement admitting killing East Gary beautician Mildred Grigonis and New Chicago schoolgirl Lana Brock in rape attempts. He led officers to Grigonis grave and Brown admitted Brock killing after pointing to her grave.
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Gary
Ind
Sandor Singer
George Robert Brown
Mildred Grigonis
East Gary
Mary Cheever
Chicago
Brown
Bells Silence at Miami University Historic Harrison Hall
Harrison Hall at Miami University in Oxford Ohio was silenced as it was deemed unsafe for regular classroom use. Dr John D Millett said emergency funds may be sought to replace the 136 year old building with a new structure and hoped work could begin by summer 1958. The hall, built in 1821 with later wings, is a Miami symbol named for Benjamin Harrison.
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Oxford
Ohio
Harrison Hall
Miami University
State Grant College
John D. Millett
Miami
Benjamin Harrison
The
United States
Turning Cooler After Warm Spell Ends
A cold front passed through the Miami area last night bringing cooler conditions. The forecast calls for mostly sunny and cooler weather with a high near 70 today's high, and a low around 47 tonight. Friday should be fair and cool with a high near 75 and a low around 49.
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Miami Vay
Middletown
Texas River Surges Ahead Flood Danger Still Great
A new disaster area was declared in lower Sabine as floodwaters rose to record levels threatening Vermeysville and prompting evacuations. The Trinity and Sabine rivers spiked across eastern Texas with at least two possible drownings and more than 9,000 people displaced. Officials warned of continued high water and hoped crest levels would begin to fall soon.
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Texas
Dallas
Sabine
Ofveneysville
Newton
Orange
Tex
Trinity River
Trinity
Gladewater
Delmer Lee Lake
Burkburnett
Paradise Creek
Vernon
Ronnie Wyatt
Longview
Newton County
Dewseyville
John W. Simmons
Sabine River Authority
Claude Villamez
Gulf Oil Co
Deweyville
American tanker Ivy enters Suez Canal in protest
The 10,530 ton Ivy became the second U S tanker to pass the canal since its October closure. It paid 8833 dollars in transit tolls under protest and is loaded with Persian Gull oil now moving north from the southern end into the waterway.
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Suez
Egypt
Ivy
Suez Canal
Child psychology advice ends with brush stroke remark
A playful quip from a child psychologist notes that psychology works best when approached gently and methodically like painting with a brush, emphasizing careful application over force.
Congress backs bigger tax cut push for Eisenhower
Congressional leaders from both parties voiced support to help President Eisenhower pursue a larger tax reduction than 1954. He told the League of Women Voters he hopes for a bigger cut before 1961 while maintaining defense and foreign aid spending amid alleged misrepresentation of his budget. White House aides note a possible radio television appeal and consensus exists, with Hagerty saying a decision is not yet final.
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Washington
Eisenhower
League of Women Voters
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Fisenhower
Ten Colts Enter 83rd Kentucky Derby Field
Ten 3 year olds were entered for the Derby at Churchill Downs including Gen. Duke from Calumet Farm who is sidelined by a left front foot injury. Bold Ruler moved into favorite status at 8-5 after Gen. Duke’s injury. Entry included Mister Jive entered by telegram and other contenders such as Iron Liege Travis M Kerr's Round Table Gallant Man Federal Hill Shan Pac Indian a Better and more awaiting post time decisions.
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Louisville
Gen. Duke
Gene Markey
Calumet Farm
Churchill Downs
Bold Ruler
H. C. Pipps
Wheatley Stable
Gen. Duke Mnat
Calumet
Iron Liege
Jimmy Jones
Gen.Duke
Jones
Telegraph
John L. Applebaum
Travis M. Kerr
Round Table
Ralph Lowe
Gallant Man
Clifford Lussky
Federal Hill
T. A. Grissom
Mrs. Ada L. Rice
Indiana
W. S. Miller
Woman wins divorce from roaming husband over fear of Russia
European wife in Miami obtained a divorce from Robert A. Deitchmann after claiming constant relocation near the Russian border endangered her health and memories of Estonia and Germany. Circuit Judge Harold R. Vann restored her Estonian name Aime Prost.
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Miami
Fla
Harold R. Vann
Aime Deitchmann
Aime Prost
Robert A. Deitchmann
Rochelle Park
Summit
N. J
Europe
Wurzburg
Estonia
Germany
United States
Verdun
France
Jerey
U. S. Army Construction Agency
Young girl begins 21 day food fast in Tennessee
Sixteen year old Evelyn Jenkins started a 21 day fast in the woods near her aunt's house for the Glory of God and to become a home missionary. Her weight has fallen from 130 to 120 pounds in 12 days and she quit Kirkman High School to pursue prayer and scripture.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Evelyn Jenkins
Voice of Faith Temple
Evelyn
Kirkman High School
A. C. Jenkins
Cartersville
Fort Oglethorpe
Palace Seized as Rebels Kidnap Five Berber Princes
In Marrakech five sons of Thami El Glaoui were abducted during an assault by the irregular Moroccan army of liberation. Gunmen seized their car and took posts at palace gates as police officials were kept from entering the grounds.
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Rabat
Morocco
Thami FE Glaoui
Marrakech
Moroccan Army of Liberation
el Glaoui
Mouley Ben Arafa
Mohammed VI
Paris
Fl Glaoui
Mohammed V
Slob
Irregular Army of Liberation
Whch
el Giaoui
Abdallah
Medina
Old Quarter
Army of Liberation
Wronged Man Gets $48000 Award in Illinois
Illinois Gov. Stratt signed a law paying Roy B. Eaton 48000 after 16 years in prison for a 1938 Rock Island robbery he did not commit. Investigations traced the crime to Louis Burrall and John B. Davis, with Davis serving a 25 year federal sentence. Eaton was released about a year before the act.
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Springfield
Illinois
William G. Stratt
Roy B. Eaton
Eaton
Rock Island
Lordsburg
N. M
Berenard J. Mra
Moran
Louis G. Burrall
Davenport
Iowa
John B. Davis
McNeil Island
Wash
Paymaster Missed Sailings Delays Olmsted Crew Pay
Lt. (j.g.) John Webster, 23, of Wray Colorado, paymaster of the attack transport Olmsted, was ashore in Beirut causing 350 crewmen and 700 Marines to go unpaid during the 6th Fleet move to the Middle East. Webster rejoined after being left behind in Rapallo. The ship’s supply officer advanced pay from ship funds, leaving the safe with only 25 dollars.
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6Th Fleet
Beirut
IU. S. 6Th Fleet
Middle East
J.g
John Webster
Webster
Wray
Colo
Olmsted
Rapallo
Italy
France
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