Deaf Blind Couple Win Custody Fight for Baby
Akron Ohio data shows a Juvenile Court judge ruling the Welfare Department cannot place the two week old child in foster care. Judge Russell Thomas allowed Harold and Georgia Hathaway to raise their son with no strings attached aided by community support.
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Akron
Ohio
Russell Thomas
Harold Hathaway
Welfare Department
Leo Mulhearne
Hathaway
Georgia
Stow
Indictment in Turnabout Witness Case at FCC Hearings
Marie Natvig of Miami Beach is indicted on nine counts of perjury for sworn statements at FCC hearings on renewal of Edward Lamb's WICU license in Erie Pennsylvania. The charges allege false testimony and coerced statements to FCC and FBI officials. Lamb seeks dismissal, warning he may drop counterclaims if the FCC delays or agrees to renew.
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Washington (P
Marie Natvig
Miami Beach
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Natvig
Edward Lamb
Lamb
FBI
Naiig
Erie
Commission
Never Too Old HWAITO Woman Gulfed by Mumps
Mrs Peter Marlin aged 82 from HWAITO Texas was discharged from a hospital after catching mumps from a great grandchild. PMID: None.
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Hwaito
Tex
Peter Marlin
Today’s Features and Page Guide for Amusements and Sports
The column lists sections and page numbers for today’s newspaper features. Amusements on page 19, bridge on page 1, inquiring classified on pages 24 to 277, reporter on page 39, city life on page 17, obituaries on page 480, money on page 7, editorial on page 18, radio TV on page 2, letters on page 18, women on page 11, financial on page 2B, sports on pages 20 to 21, and today’s pictures on page 12.
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Radio-Tv
Market quiz resumes as stock prices show few outliers
James E. Day of Chicago and Ronald E. Kaehler testified before the Senate Banking Committee on U S stock exchanges outside New York about market highs. Day warned against sweeping generalizations noting hundreds of issues move differently and the boom is not uniform across prices.
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Washington
James E. Day
Chicago
Midwest Stock Exchange
Ronald E. Kaehler
Istock Exchange
Senate Banking Commission
New York City
Fulbright
D.-Ark
Day
British Ships Fired Upon by Nationalist Navy in Formosa Strait
Two British freighters reported being fired on by Nationalist Chinese warships in the Formosa Strait. Westway, 538 tons, said a gunboat fired on her northeast of Tsinkiang. Navy aid arrived and she reached Tsinkiang safely. Tai Seun Hong, 2506 tons, said a Nationalist warship fired on her near Rogue’s Point. she later reported she was safe.
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Hong Kong
Formosa Strait
Tsinkiang
Royal Navy
Rogue's iPoint
No Cupid Needed Suggests Navy Marriage Question
Rep Clair Eagle reports a prospective mother-in-law asked why a sailor from his ship in San Diego could not marry her daughter. The ship was consulted and the sailor hadn’t asked for leave. A later note from the sailor asked why Eagle minded his business.
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Washington
Clair Eagle
D-Calif
Navy
San Diego
Engle
Today’s Chuckle Eve
A lighthearted Sunday gag notes a playful image of a rain soaked garden joke about a chicken in a rural scene. The caption hints at a humorous twist on weather and farm life without harsh details.
GOP Budget Cut Push Moves Through Albany Tomorrow
Republicans push a trimmed budget plan cutting 17.56 million from Harriman's 1955 56 program and seek a 17.2 million corporate tax boost. The bills aim for quick passage by early April in a 90 60 Assembly and 34 24 Senate majority, with Democrats opposing tax hikes and city aid.
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Albany
Republlican
Harriman
G.O.P
New York City
Four Children Die in Rural Mitchell House Fire
A pre dawn fire near Mitchell South Dakota killed four children ages two to six and injured their mother Mrs John Heinrich Tich 27. The blaze was likely caused by an exploding oil stove. Neighbor Mrs Walter Bracha said the mother described the screams of the kids as the worst part. The family carer Heinrich was away delivering goods when the fire started. The home two and a half miles east of town comprised two bedrooms. The victims were Dale six DeLorez five Diana four and David two.
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Mitchell
S.D
John Hein~ Tich
Heinrich
Walter Bracha
Kida
Here
Dale
Delores
Diana
David
Robbers Mopping Up Force Cashier to Open Safe
Irving Glass, mopping the floor at his check carrying office in Long Island City, was confronted by three robbers who forced him to drop the mop and open the safe. The thieves escaped with 8623 dollars.
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New York
Irving Glass
Glass
Long Island City
New Jelke trial opens to full house in New York
Crowds packed the General Sessions Court as the second Jelke trial began with 12 guards outside and a press and public allowed inside. Judge Valente opened proceedings at 10 46 A M with Anthony Liebier leading the prosecution and estimates of a two to four week trial.
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New York
Jelke
Anthony J. Liebier
Valente
Tral Valery
Sus
Turnpike Terrorist Rams Roadblock and Dies in Lancaster
Kenneth Shelly 27 of Lititz rammed a tractor trailer set as a roadblock after a 42 mile wrong way chase on the Pennsylvania Turnpike at speeds up to 100 mph. He died in hospital about two hours later. Police described a 30 minute pursuit with blockades and spotlights that likely saved lives.
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Lancaster
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Kenneth Shelly
Lititz
Shelly
Walter E. Price
Turnpike
Price
Hns
State Mental Hospital
Harrisburg
UN Censure Likely Over Gaza Attack
The UN Mixed Armistice Commission labeled Israel an aggressor for a Gaza assault that killed 38 Egyptians and eight Israelis, violating the 1949 Palestine truce. The vote followed Egyptian and UN support, with Israel opposed, as the Security Council prepares to hear the case again next week.
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Jerusalem
Israel
UN Mixed Armistice Commission
Gaza Strip
Commission
New York
Security Council
Edson L. M. Burns
Canada
Gaza
Palestine
Truce Commission
Francois Giomaggi
France
Atomic test fires 20 second fireball in Nevada series
LAS VEGAS AP reports the largest device in the 1955 nuclear series detonated from a 500 foot tower at Yucca Flat. The 20 second fireball lit skies across several western states and was visible from Las Vegas to San Francisco. More than 100 aircraft participated in Desert Rock VI with 77 airborne at detonation. 550 soldiers and 25 Marines observed. no casualties recorded.
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Las Vegas
Nev
California
Nevada
Yucca Flat
atSix
Klamath Falls
Ore
San Francisco
Salta Lake City
Phoenix
Arizandra
Mexico
Los Angeles
Atomic Energy Commission
Force
Navy
AEC
I Ground
Fred W. Sladen
IEE Honors Rhine Heroes at White House
President Eisenhower created the Society of the Remagen Bridge to honor 11 Army veterans who led the capture of the Rhine bridge on March 7 1945. At a White House ceremony he presented membership certificates and praised their Distinguished Service Cross winning roles in shortening World War II.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Society of
Remagen Bridge
Rhine
Germany
White House
Europe
Three youths seize $20,000 in Queens bank holdup
Three young robbers robbed tellers at gunpoint in Queens, taking about $20,000 before fleeing in a stolen car. They crashed into a tree, then split up on foot. One of the trio was arrested within an hour.
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New York
Queens
Judge 100th Birthday Held in West Bend
Judge Charnk Hayden the nation's oldest justice of the peace celebrated his 100th birthday in West Bend Wisconsin. He sipped champagne with old friends and said he would stay in office as long as the people honor him.
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West Bend. Wis
Charnk Hayden
Hayden
Winter Returns Bring Colder Weather and Snow
The forecast calls for a low around 10 above and 2 to 3 inches of snow tonight. The weather remains cold for several days with occasional flurries. Syracuse escaped a major snowstorm but Fulton recorded up to 45 inches, Oswego two inches, and Fair Haven three. Temperatures hovered 15 to 20 degrees in the area.
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Syracuse
Fulton
Oswego
Fair Haven
Chicago signs 136 degree glow as city chills
Chicago weather report notes a digital temperature sign showed 136 degrees yesterday while residents endured frigid winds and plummeting temperatures.
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Chicago
Patterson Couple Mark 75th Wedding Anniversary
J. M. Patterson aged 105 and Cordelia his wife aged 99 of Chattanooga celebrated their 75th wedding anniversary. Daughter Mrs. J W Doss reported the joyous occasion with about 70 relatives and many neighbors attending a family gathering and dinner.
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Chattanooga
J. M. Patterson
Cordelia
J. W. Doss
Pattersons
Ousted Priest Georges Bissonnette Returns Home
The Rev Georges Bissonnette, expelled from Moscow by the Soviet government, arrived in New York to a warm reception from family and fellow clergy. His mother Alicia Bissonnette expressed happiness at his homecoming. Monseigneur Maguin of the Assumption Order greeted him and noted a period of rest before resuming duties at Idlewild Airport or order headquarters.
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New York
Georges Bissonette
Moscow
Henri Tl.maguin
Berth America
Assumptionist Order
Idlewild
Maquin
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