Program Of Presidents Not Changed By Eisenhower Policy
President Eisenhower said personal diplomacy would remain the hallmark of U S foreign policy despite slights from New York City and state notes. He announced negotiations to bring an unspecified number of prime ministers or heads of state to Washington after King Saud's visit, with Marshal Tito of Yugoslavia among those expected.
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Washington
Eisenhower
New York City
King Saud
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Winter Weather Stirs City Traffic And Valentine Rush
Slippery streets and several excavations caused minor car mishaps as drivers detour around holes. Valentines are being sought by students while stores stock up on supplies ahead of spring cleaning. The Cathedral area sees busy parking as the auto show draws crowds and January is marked by heavy snowfall.
Cloudy and Colder Night with Snow Flurries Forecast
The daily weather report expects cloudy skies and a slight drop in temperature tonight and Saturday with light snow flurries. Low tonight around 27 degrees with a river stage near 6.5 feet and trace precipitation reported.
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United States
U.S. Agrees to Arm Britain With Missiles to Hit Russia
Authoritative sources report the United States will supply Britain with American missiles capable of striking Russia from England bases. The accord includes closer joint missile development and a gradual British drawdown of forces, staged over two to three years as U.S. mobile atomic striking units are organized.
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Joseph H. Singer
I. N
Asia
U. S
Tito Still Considers Trip to United States
Belgrade Yugoslavia. The government said the time is not ripe for President Tito to visit the United States but the trip remains under consideration. A spokesman noted mutual usefulness but fixed dates were not decided. Congressional opposition grows amid King Saud’s U.S. visit and protests by over 100 congressmen.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Tito
United States
Banko Draskovic
U.S
U.S. A
Washington
Saud
Saudi Arabia
Trains Collision Near Copenhagen Causes Many Casualties
In Denmark a crowded passenger train crashed into a stationary freight train at a rural station 20 miles north of Copenhagen. Initial reports cited four dead and about 200 injured as authorities dispatched taxis and private cars to rush victims to hospitals.
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Copenhagan
Denmark
Copenhagen
King Saud Backs U S With Pledge At Dinner
King Saud of Saudi Arabia voiced support for the United States in what is right and just at a state dinner hosted by Secretary of State Dulles. The talks focused on securing Saudis backing for the Eisenhower Doctrine in the Middle East as Eisenhower planned further meetings.
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Donald J. Gonzales
United Press
Washington
U.S
King Saud
America
Saudi Arabia
John Foster Dulles
Saud
Dulles
Eisenhower
Middle East
White House
Pentagon
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Arlington
Arlington Cemetery
Treatment To Start For King Saud's Son
Prince Mashhur of Saudi Arabia, 3 1 2, began muscle exercises at Walter Reed under U S Army doctors plan to treat his partially paralyzed right leg and arm. He traveled with King Saud during talks with President Eisenhower after Saudi doctors failed to diagnose. International News Service reports doctors call him a slight cerebral palsy case and set a treatment program.
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Edwin Diamond Washington
INS
Prince Mashhur
Saudi Arabia
U.S. Army
Saud Al-Saud
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Eisenhower
U.S
Walter Reed
International
Flood Toll Rises Across Kentucky Region
At least 13 people die as floods threaten Kentucky West Virginia and Tennessee. President Eisenhower declares major disaster areas and orders federal aid while SBA designates 28 counties for relief. Williamsburg and Hazard face sandbagging as Cumberland River flood stage looms. flood warnings extend into east Tennessee and western North Carolina.
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Kentucky
West Virginia
Virginia
Tennessee
Eisenhower
Small Business Administration
Washington
Williamsburg
Whitley County
Cumberland River
Weather Bureau
East Tennessee
Chattanooga
Knoxville
North Carolina
Georgia
Hazard
McFall Denies Poker Game At His Dairy Bar
Jerome McFall owner of McFall Dairy Bar at 1331 E Washington St denied a poker game was in progress after Sheriff Frank L Coen released a report on Deputy Cory Altman investigation. Coen said Altman found 30 high school age boys at the dairy bar following a complaint.
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Jerome McFall
McFall
Washington St
Frank L. Coen
Coen
Cory Altman
Altman
Harbor Tieup In New York Due To Strike
A strike of tugboat and barge crewmen crippled New York harbor traffic and threatened shortages of oil and coal within a week. The walkout could affect 12 million people in the NYC area, with 70 percent of shipments hit and fuel and food supplies at risk if the strike lasts several days.
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New York
New York Harbor
U.S
New York City
Dog bite injures James Brest from pet bite at home
James Brest of 107 W. Clen Moore Ave. was treated at Jameson Memorial Hospital at 9 10 p m yesterday for wounds on the back of his left hand and his right thumb caused by his pet dog.
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James Brest
Clen Moore Ave
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Labor Leaders Silent On Leader's Appointment
In Harrisburg four top Pennsylvania labor leaders withhold comment on Gov George M Leader's choice of William L Batt Jr as state labor and industry secretary succeeding John R Torquato. They say the appointment is the governor's alone and have no comment at this time.
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Harrisburg
INL
Pennsylvania
George M
William L. Batt, Jr
John R. Torquato
Johnstown
Joseph A. McDonough
Pennsylvania Federation of Labor
Harry Boyer
Pennsylvania Cio Council
Charles J. Sludden
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Lester Thomas
United Mine Workers
Batt
United Press
George Leader
Labor and Industry
Toledo, Ohio
Industrial Development Council
Chicago Girls Death Cause Report Is Near
Authorities said a medical report may be ready today establishing the mysterious cause of death of Barbara Grimes 15 and Patricia Grimes 13. The habeas hearing into charges against Bennie Bedwell continued, with his testimony about alleged police mistreatment. The court recessed until 10 a.m. Saturday. officials acknowledged the girls died from unknown causes ten days after their nude bodies were found.
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Chicago
Grimes
Barbara Grimes
Patricia
Bennie
Bedwell
Grimes Sisters
Wilber Crowley
Rain and Snow Weekend Forecast for Pennsylvania
Two low pressure air masses blanket Pennsylvania with cloudy skies through Saturday. Periodic rain in the southern half and snow in the northern half mark the weekend with some clearing late Saturday followed by more snow on Sunday. Highs mainly in the 30s, overnight lows from the teens to the 30s.
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Pennsylvania
Central Plains
Brownell May Be Named to Supreme Court
President Eisenhower likely will pick a successor to retiring Justice Stanley Reed from lower federal courts. speculation centers on Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr., though a U S Circuit Court of Appeals judge is considered more probable. Brownell planned to confer with the President.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Supreme Court
Stanley S. Reed
Herbert Brownell Jr
Reed
High Court
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Brownell
Seven Die in Black Powder Blast Near Stuttgart
A black powder explosion at an oil exploration site near Stuttgart, Germany, killed seven workers and left the foreman as the sole survivor, according to dispatches. The blast site and circumstances were under investigation.
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Stuttgart
Germany
Death Record List Two Local Women and Two Men
The Almira Home reports the deaths of Miss Carrie Dale 89 and Miss Cora Wehman 85. Akron resident Miss Naomi Wallace 49 and Marshall Passerrello 82 of 319 Shadyside are also listed as deaths.
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Carrie Dale
Almira
Cora Wehman
Almira Home
Naomi Wallace
Akron
Marshall Passerrello
Shadyside
Airliner Plunges Into LA School Yard Killing Seven
An in flight collision between a DC-7B airliner and an F89 Scorpion interceptor caused a crash into a Los Angeles area schoolyard. Four aboard the airliner died, the jet pilot perished, and two children playing nearby were killed. Seventy one students and two adults were injured as officials call for an end to test flights over the city.
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Los Angeles
INS
Norris Poulson
Eisenhower
Archie Twitchell
Arctic Air Moves Into Midwest as Flooded Southeast Rains Continue
United Press reports Arctic air spreading from Nebraska to the upper Mississippi valley bringing snow flurries and colder temps. Moisture from a broad rain and snow band drenches the middle Mississippi valley and Ohio valley while southeastern Virginia West Virginia Tennessee and Kentucky endure ongoing floods and rain.
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Mid- West
Nebraska
Mississippi Valley
Western
Lake Region
New England
Ohio Valley
Virginia
West Virginia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Virginias
Carolinas
Texas
Editorial and notices page overview
A sparse OCR fragment lists page sections such as Radio TV Comics Obituary Theaters and Want Ads along with column markers and page numbers. It references Ellwood O BAGS and advert lines but provides no cohesive event or person details to summarize.
Weather Muse February Probes Miss Spring’s Arrival
A newspaper weather piece muses about February’s forecast and Spring’s approach. It blends playful personification with a note that today’s temperature sits at thirty nine degrees.
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Barbourville
Union College
By Lyle C. Wilson
Daily Weather Report
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van Nuys
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Pacoima Junior High School
Harbor
Soldier's Tomb
Labor
Chicago Girls
By Jack McLaughlin
Midwest
RSD
Arthur Mometer
Miss Spring
March
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