New Record Business In 57 Is Seen
SEA ISLAND Ga AP Government and industry economists forecast a strong 1957 with sustained consumer credit growth. The Commerce Department advisory council, led by Secretary Weeks, projects higher auto and industry investment, noting credit repayments rose to 35.3 billion and new debt up modestly. Most members expect gains in early 1957 with autos, textiles, and other sectors lifting output and sales.
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Houser
Treasury
Burgess
Council
Mother And Stepson Die In Akron Fire
A blaze leveled a four room house on Akron's east outskirts in Springfield Two early today leaving Delores Revere 26 and her stepson Mike 11 dead. Ernest Revere 41 husband and father was admitted to City Hospital with burns while Melvin 13 survived.
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Akron
Ohio
Springfield
Delores Revere
Mike
Ernest
City
Melvin
Reds Hold Out Promise Of Troop Withdrawals
In Vienna the Hungarian government promised to seek Soviet troop withdrawal once order is restored. The Budapest radio broadcast said negotiations with the Soviet Union would be on an equal basis and uphold Hungarian independence.
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Vienna
Hungary
Budapest
Soviet Union
Janos Kadar
Pecs
Communist Party
Kadar
Matyas Rakosi
Nep Szabadsag
Freedom
Imre Horvath
U. N.general Assembly
New York
Flaming Ship Hunted By Coast Guard Near Atlantic
A Coast Guard plane searched the Atlantic for a blazing ship while the cutter Chino Teague rushed to the scene aiming to reach by 8 a.m. EST. The freighter Lyras reported an SOS and sighting a life raft with a light, as news from Hungary described ongoing anti communist actions and a general strike amid government appeals.
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Coast Guard
New York
Atlantic
Chinoteague
Army
Navy
Air Force
Quonset, R. 1
Lyras
Five Killed In Car Crash In Waco Texas
Five persons died in a car crash near a bridge abutment in Waco Texas early today. Two children were among the deceased and another child is in critical condition. Victims include J D Sims 31 his wife Wanda Lou 26 and their infant Jeffrey Dell plus two more Sims children and Margie Nellonlum Mrs Sims sister. Patrolman Sam Fuller reported the five were dead on arrival at a hospital.
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Waco
Tex.s
J. D. Sims
Wanda Lou
Jeffery Dell
J. Frank
Middle Nuclear Course Urged By Atomic Officer
Atomic Energy Commissioner Thomas E. Murray warned the United States risks a fatal error by allowing weapons to dictate policy. He urged a middle course of just and necessary use, advocating limits on H bomb stockpiles, a broader but less destructive arsenal, and restrained testing.
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Ergy
Thomas E. Murray
United States
Murray
Catholic Assny For International Peace
Cincinnati Lady Identifies Suspect In Bank Robbery
Mrs Loretta Heyl a Mutual Savings and Loan official identified a Chicago sex convict as the robber who stole 1463 dollars from her Cincinnati office last Friday. The man Walter Richard Kneller aged 53 is also accused in a prior September 23 robbery of the Favorite Federal Savings and Loan in Newport Kentucky. The FBI says he is extremely dangerous.
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Cincinnati
Loretta Heyl
Mutual Savings and Loan Go
Chicago
Walter ‘Richard Kneller
FBI
Federal Savings & Loan Co
Newport
Ten-year romance ends with threatened neck break
A lighthearted joke says Bill has been romantic for ten years. If his wife learns of it she will break his neck, highlighting playful marital tension in a humor column style.
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Bill
UN Pushes to Free Hungary. calls for Soviet troop withdrawal
United Nations General Assembly moved to place Hungary and Egypt police force issues into its regular session. A Cuba Ireland Italy Pakistan and Peru backed resolution urged Soviet forces to leave Hungary and called for free elections under UN auspices once order is restored.
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U.N. General Assembly
Hungary
U.N
Egypt
Assembly
Soviet Union
Cuba
Ireland
Italy
Pakistan
Peru
India
Yugoslavia
United Nations
U. N
U. S
Hammarskjold
Onlioe Clea’ Tek
Aehden
Israel
Gaza Strip
Mediterranean
Israli
U. N. General Assembly
Sinai
Gaza
Palestine
Phone Woes Deepen in Ohio Telephone Strike Impasse
Negotiations in the CWA strike against Ohio Consolidated Telphone Co. recessed with no progress toward settlement. Gov. Lausche and Federal Mediator Phillips reported no new developments as talks pause with the strike entering its 119th day. A separate complaint alleges persistent poor service prompting a call to revoke the company’s franchise.
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Columbus
Ohio
Commmunications Workers of America
Ohio Consolidated Tecc
U. S
Wayne L. Heys
Flushing
Belmont County
Demovak
Hook Appointed To Water Pollution Board
R Hook of Middletown named to the Water Pollution Control Advisory Board. He is among civic leaders chosen by the Armco Saint Corp. Hook’s term runs until June 3 1958 and includes board chairmen duties.
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Hook
Washington — R. Hook
Middletown
Armco Saint Corp
New Water Pollution Control Advisory Board
Robinsons Aim To Sell Art Trove Abroad In Divorce
Hollywood reports the Robinsons may split seventy three paintings in a divorce settlement with Mrs. Robinson seeking a cash buyer within 48 days and Mr. Robinson allowed 45 days to accept or improve bids. European buyers are seen as offering higher values while most American bidders stall.
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Hollywood
Edward One Robinson
Robinsons
Robinson
Transports On Way To UN Troops
The United States sent two large transport planes from Charleston Air Force Base to move about 50 Colombian troops to Naples for a UN truce force in Egypt. Airlift aims to transport roughly 1,000 Colombian troops with plans to also move Norwegian and Danish personnel. U.S. troops are not involved. The route avoids major bases in French Morocco and Libya, amid global Cold War maneuvers and NATO deployments.
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Washington
United States
United Nations
Egypt
Bogota
Colombia
Naples
Italy
Charleston
S.C
U.N
Air Force
Europe
U.S
Atlantic Ocean
Puerto Rico
Azores
Air
French Morocco
Libya
6Th Fleet
Mediterranean
Middle East
Russia
NATO
Philippine
San Diego
Wasp
Long Beach
U S Forces To Naples For First Hop To Middle East Peace
Advance units of a 17 nation U N police force move toward the Suez zone to begin peacekeeping in the Middle East. Plans call for a large airlift, with troops flown to Naples then onward to the region as Britain France and Israel adjust to U N control.
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London
U.N
Suez Canal Zone
Middle East
World Peace Patrol
Cairo
Britain
France
Israel
Egypt
Norway
Denmark
U. S. Air Force
Naples
Italy
U. S
Bogota
Colombia
U. N. Security Council
United States
Russia
China
Canada
General Assembly
Soviet Union
Duncan Sandys
Air
Tower to be removed after plane hit tower
Ironworkers planned another morning effort to remove the damaged upper portion of an 810 foot television tower over evacuated homes of about 3000 residents in North Bergen New Jersey. A twin engine plane struck the tower then crashed into a nearby five story apartment house killing four and injuring fifteen. WOR TV representatives said work would begin removing the damaged 910 feet section early today and continue Sunday.
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North Bergen
N. J
WOR - TV
Eeeweenere
Poles’ Baggage Refused by Dockers on Liberte
Two tons of age owned baggage for Polish diplomats remained aboard a luxury liner in New York harbor as longshoremen protested the Soviet attack on Hungary. Angry workers hauled the cargo back on board the French ship Liberte after learning the owners. The Polish U N delegation appealed to the State Department seeking return of the luggage.
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Europe
Liberte
Poland
U. N
State Department
Fleet Redeployment Called Normal By U S Navy
A spokesman for the U S Navy's task fleet said the redeployment is a normal precautionary move to improve defensive capabilities. The action aligns with Joint Chiefs orders to tighten defense readiness among commanders worldwide.
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Taipe
Formosa
U. S. Navy
Tth
U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Israelis Push For Mutual Security Pact with U S
Washington reports say Israel will seek a mutual security treaty with the United States once it withdraws troops from the Sinai. The pact would guarantee American backing and possible free military equipment. Separately, Sen. George called a closed Senate Foreign Relations Committee meeting on the tense world situation at the White House.
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Washington
Israel
United States
Egypt
Sinai Peninsula
Lnited Nations
Suez Canal
Sen
George
D-Ga
Senate ‘Foreign Relations Committee
White House
Eisenhower
Three Piqua Children Die In Trailer Fire
In Piqua Ohio three small children perished when a 20 foot plywood trailer burned in Rossville adjoining the city. The mother Virginia Clay and a friend Vernon Williams escaped. Police say a fuel oil stove exploded starting the flames. Charles Clay and another daughter were away visiting in Miami County. Williams was held on intoxication charges.
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Piqua
Ohio
Rossville
Virginia Clay
Vernon Williams
Charles Clay
Miami County
Democrats Republicans Scramble For Leadership
Senators from both parties contend for key leadership posts at the January session. Democratic whip post and Republican conference chair are open, with Lyndon Johnson and Knowland cautious about predicting successors. Several senators served as acting leaders last session as the search for stable leadership continues.
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Edwn
Harkinson Washington
Sen
Clements
D-Ky
Millikin
R-Cole
Lyndon JB. Johnson
Texas
Knowland
California
Senate Party
Senate Democrats
Bridges
Johnson
Kentucky
Smathers
Florida
Senate ‘Democratic
Kennedy
Massachu
Humphrey
Minnesota
Long
Louisiana
Gore
Tennessee
Morse
Oregon
Republican
White House
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