Two Butler County traffic fatalities shock region
A New Miami man died and two others were injured in a crash on Ohio 122 near West Middletown. In a separate early morning crash near the Pennsylvania border, 23 year old Jack James of Windsor Road near Blue Ball was killed, with two locals injured.
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Ohio 122
Middletown
Pennsylvania
Jack James
Windsor Road
Blue Ball
Middletown Hospital
Bradley Allien
Highland Ave
Young James
Miami University
Mark Hinkle
Grand Ave
Delmar Webb
Windsor Rd
James
Maryland
U.S. 40
Hinkle
Webb
Uniontown
Eisenhower Reported Rested After Good Night
President Eisenhower, 64, is described as rested and refreshed after a good night at Fitzsimons Army Hospital in Denver. Doctors say his condition progresses satisfactorily with no complications as he plans convalescence and eventual move to Gettysburg for further recovery.
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Gettysburg
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International Cooperation Administration
Pennsylvania Railroad
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Hagerty
White
Boston
Possible Showers Increase In Miami Valley Weather
The Miami Valley forecast calls for scattered showers and thunderstorms through Wednesday. Highs will rise today with a warm spell, and Wednesday remains cloudy and mild with a chance of showers this afternoon and tonight. Monday reached 81 degrees at 4 p.m. and the early morning low was 62 degrees.
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Miami Valley
Argentine Purge Targets Peronist Generals In Aftermath
Argentina's new government reportedly arrested about 20 generals linked to the Peron regime to disrupt any comeback plans. Included among those detained were former army commander Gen. Jose Domingo Molina and Maj. Gen. Franklin Lucero, with Lonardi pledging elections as soon as rolls are ready. Peron, in exile in Asuncion, said he would stay private but would return to politics when possible.
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Peron
Buenos Aires
Eduardo Lonardi
Lonardi
Franklin Lucero
Lucero
Asuncion
Paraguay
Argentina
Juan Peron
Ricardo Gayol
Gogol
Ohio Turnpike Punished Wrong Way Driver
A 50-year-old man from Brilliant Ohio became the first motorist fined on the Ohio Turnpike for driving the wrong way. Lawrence A Brooks also convicted of drunken driving and was fined 150 dollars and sentenced to three days in jail by Mayor J Grant Keys.
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Ohio
Brilliant
Lawrence A. Brooks
J. Grant Keys
Menon Seen as Linchpin in Easing U.N. Algerian Tensions
At the United Nations V. K. Krishna Menon, India's foreign affairs adviser, is expected to push for détente after France pulled its delegation amid a debate on Algerian independence. France defends Algeria as an internal matter and protests the U.N. discussion.
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U.N
India
V. K. Krishna Menon
General Assembly
Menon
Nehru
France
Assembly
Paris
Security Council
Algeria
Jules Modi
Rebels Attack French Posts Across Morocco Border
Reinforcements pour from Fez to quell a Berber rebellion that has driven the French from a post and threatens others. At Immouzer-Des Marmoudia 11 Europeans were killed in a Sunday attack. Taforalt post repelled a new assault. More than 1,500 rebels from both sides of the frontier participate, aiming to reinstall exiled Sultan Mohammed Ben Youssef. France warns of wider unrest in Algeria after a U N vote, with mobilization continuing across North Africa.
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Fez
Immouzer-Des- Marmoudia
Taforalt
Ouida
Mohammed Ben Youssef
Algeria
U. N
U. N. Assembly
Antwine Pinay
France
North
Africa
Germany
Ex-State Senator Pierce Dies in Norwalk at 75
Norwalk Ohio Frank H Pierce aged 75 a former state representative from Huron County died yesterday He served in the Ohio Senate for 12 years Funeral arrangements were incomplete
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Ohio
Frank H. Pierce
Huron County
Ohio Senate
Ohioan Drowns in Virginia Beach Vacationing
Joseph Marshall Downs of Columbus Ohio aged 52 drowned in the ocean while vacationing in Virginia Beach He was vice president of the Ohio Life Insurance Co.
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Joseph Marshall Downs
Columbus
Ohio
The
Ohio Life Insurance Co
Tycoon Alley Storms Aim For Japan
Tokyo reports on Pacific typhoons battering Japan each October with winds up to 175 mph. Typhoon Louise killed at least 42 and injured 300 in southern Japan, devastating Niigata and displacing about 300,000 residents. Typhoon Marge halted at Japan's doorstep after days of fear.
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Japan
Niigata
Louise
Marge
South Pacific
Pacific
Market Stumbles on Eisenhower News as Losses Mount
Wall Street declined amid renewed uncertainty over President Eisenhower's condition. The Dow and AP 60 stock average fell as losses spread across steels and motors, with more than four billion dollars wiped from NYSE listed securities and the market testing new support levels.
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Wall Street
Eisenhower
New York Stock Exchange
Associated Press
Steels and Motors
Ohio Okays Salk Polio Vaccine for State Program
The Ohio Department of Health announced full acceptance of the Salk anti polio vaccine. Dr Ralph E Dwork said the vaccine is safe and effective and urged parents to vaccinate children. The department also outlined distribution plans amid limited supply through city and county health departments and private channels. No charge will be made for the vaccine under federal rules.
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Ohio
State Department of Health
Ralph E. Dwork
Dwork
State Department
Waters Chase Texas Families
Flooding creeks and the Wichita River forced 50 families from homes in Wichita Falls Texas with hundreds more evacuated. National Guardsmen Red Cross and airmen aided the emergency as water rose rapidly and centers filled.
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Red Cross
U.S
Jim Andrus
E. A. Moore
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Texas
Wichita
Liquor Evidence Mix-Up Delays Delaware County Cases
In Media Pennsylvania prison cells, evidence from a liquor raid vanished after inmates, some intoxicated, were housed with awaiting trial prisoners. District Attorney Raymond B. Start said delays arose as lawyers questioned inmates and much of the liquor evidence disappeared.
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Delaware County Court House
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Atty
Raymond B. Start
New Army Reservists Begin Work
Washington reports a nucleus of the new national military reserve corps began training at five Army posts. The first class includes 1,167 men, 495 volunteer reservists and 672 National Guardsmen, with potential totals of 90,000 six month Army trainees and 5,500 Marines. Trainees receive six months of drill and then serve seven to twelve years in the ready reserve.
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Ft. Ord
Calif
Desertion leads to 33 year military prison term
Pvt. Tommy R Woods of Rogersville Tennessee received a 33 year sentence in a U S Army court martial for desertion to East Germany. The maximum penalty included a dishonorable discharge and awaits higher authority review.
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Tommy R Woods
Rogersville
Tenn
East Germany
Woods
West Berlin
ADN
U.S
Pvt
Gerard R. Pepin
Auburn
Maine
Pepin
United States
Massie Dies From Brain Injury After Auto Crash
Cincinnati man Joseph L. Massie, 24, died yesterday from a brain injury he sustained in an automobile accident on Sunday.
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Joseph L. Massie
Dulles Warns On Soviet Arms Deliveries To Middle East
Secretary of State Dulles told reporters that Soviet arms shipments to Egypt would not ease tensions with the United States. He cited talks with Molotov at the United Nations and noted Red Czechoslovakia has a deal to sell equipment to Egypt in exchange for Egyptian goods. Dulles urged avoiding an arms race and said Eisenhower may return to foreign policy matters once able.
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Middle East
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Soviet Union
Red Czechoslovakia
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Czechoslovakia
George Allen
Abdel Gamal Nassar
Cairo
Allen
Eisenhower
Denver
Excise Tax Study Opened By Treasury Experts On Capitol Hill
Treasury officials Hu phrey and fiscal experts testified before a House Ways and Means subcommittee headed by Rep Forand to address technical and administrative problems in excise taxes. Businessmen will also testify as hearings span two weeks. The system, dating to the Civil War, is seen as obsolete and inequitable despite producing 9 to 10 billion dollars annually.
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Treasury
Capitol Hill
Secretary of the Treasury
Huphrey
House
Rep. Forand
D-Ri
Police dogs reassess Dearborn crime fighting method
Dearborn Michigan uses four German shepherds in a city run pilot to replace some officers. Commissioner Margarite C Johnson says the dogs can disarm suspects enter burning buildings and guard victims, with dogs traveling in patrol cars and earning respect. Sgt Orvie accompanies her to the police chiefs conference.
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Philadelphia
Margarite C. Johnson
Dearborn
Mich
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Commissioner Johnson
Sgt. Orvie
Sgt
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