Norway Demands Russian Trawlers Free Amid Waters Dispute
Moscow says the incident is a misunderstanding as Russia seeks the release of its trawlers seized by Norway for fishing inside Norwegian waters. Norway has deployed ships near Alesund and reports 14 Soviet boats seized in three days while alleging intrusions within the four mile limit.
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London
Russia
Norway
Moscow Radio
Norwegian
Tromsoe
Alesund
Norwegian Foreign Ministry
Moscow
Marion Hotel Bellhop Saves Guests From Fire
A bellhop at the Marion Hotel in Indiana alerted guests as a basement fire destroyed the 100 room hostelry. Two men hospitalized, including the 30 year old hero who searched all four floors. Damage estimated near 500000 with 20 fire units responding.
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Marion
Ind
Charles Swisher
Marion General Hospital
Husband Finds His Wife Slain in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on a Tuesday, Barbara Jean Jepson 18, an expectant mother, was found slain in her bedroom by her husband who returned from work. A bent butcher knife was buried in her chest and police reported no sign of a struggle as they hunted a youth suspect.
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Los Angeles
Barbara Jean Jepson
Police probe restaurant robbery at Goodie Shop
Chief of Detectives Willard Gantz says a full scale inquiry is under way after Tuesday’s safe robbery at the Goodie Shop, 666 Ohio Street, where more than 10000 dollars was taken by at least three men described as top professionals. The motive involved a hidden overhead restroom enclosure and a rear door entry leading to a 25 foot move of the safe.
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Willard Gantz
Goodie
Ohio Street
Gantz
Weather map update and river stage report
Weather map on page three shows cloudy with snow. River stage measured at 1.6 feet and stationary. Sunrise at 6 58 and sunset at 5 10.
Local Conditions Summary
Report shows yesterday's high of 8 percent and last night's low dry with no precipitation.
Snow forecast for Terre Haute and Indiana area
Cloudy with snow starting this afternoon in Terre Haute and vicinity. Snow reaches 2 to 5 inches north and central by Thursday morning with mixed freezing rain possible tonight in southern Indiana. Snow spreads across the state this afternoon with continued snow and mixed precipitation, followed by cold highs around 28 to 35 degrees and lows near 22 to 34.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Additional Snow Begins Moving Into Indiana
A new snowstorm moved into Indiana from the west with forecasters predicting two to five inches of snow by tonight and a chance of freezing rain and sleet. Northern and central Indiana could see up to five inches, with two inches possible in the south. freezing rain may affect central Indiana. Farther north, South Bend reports six inches of snow, and Fort Wayne 7 degrees. Temperatures tonight may fall to 24 to 30 with a rise to 29 to 40 Thursday.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Weather Bureau
South Bend
Fort Wayne
Lafayette
Evansvile
Indiana Traffic Toll Ahead of 1955
Indiana's 1956 traffic toll is far ahead of a year ago State Police reported. Through midnight Sunday 92 persons had died in highway accidents, 23 more than the same period in 1955. Police noted 73 deaths occurred in rural areas and 19 in cities and towns.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Train Kills Man in Plymouth Accident
R. E. Corcoran aged 30 from Logansport was killed in a Pennsylvani a Railroad accident in Plymouth early today.
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Plymouth
Ind
R. E. Corcoran
Logansport
Rejected Lover Held In Slaying Of Nurse In Boston
Charles Atwood Jr. 21 of East Bridgewater was arrested for the murder of Rose Marie Da Silva 18 Brockton a nurse shot dead outside the Massachusetts Memorial Hospital nurses home after she rejected him. Atwood told police he pursued her for about an hour and a half before firing multiple shots. He had been discharged from the Army for a nervous condition after Korea service.
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Charles Atwood, Jr
East Bridgewater
Mass
Donald Bortz
Boston
Rose Marie de Silva
Brockton
Massachusetts Memorial Hospital
Miss de Silva
Rose Marie da Silva
Warren Blair
Atwood
Miss da Silva
Blair
Korea
Era Ends as Last Steam Passenger Train Leaves Denver
In a snowbound departure at Union Station at 6 01 p m yesterday Union Pacific No 86 to Omaha made the last steam powered passenger run. The railroad shifts its Denver passenger service to diesel electric power. The first frontier locomotive arrived June 14 1870.
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Denver
Union Pacific Railroad
Omaha
Union Station
U.P
Successor To Beria Unseated By Russ
Moscow reports a government shakeup unseats S N Kruglov former internal affairs minister since 1953. N P Dudorov named to replace him and also heads the party construction department and acts as adviser to the Soviet Central Committee.
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Beria
Russ
Moscow
Kremlin
Lavrenty P. Beria
S.N. Kruglov
Aoteaitar
Kruglov
Russia
Communist Party
Pravda
N. P. Dudorov
Dudorov
Soviet Communist Party
Central Committee
Europe in grip of deadly cold wave
Snow and ice plunge Europe into a deep freeze from Britain to Italy. Eight dead include two in Britain and four in Denmark. Arctic winds from Siberia drive thousands of elderly to bed as Britain faces its coldest snap in nine years and trains run late with de-icing crews on duty.
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London
Europe
Scottish Isles
Italy
Britain
Denmark
Siberia
Author A. A. Milne Dies at 74 in Hartfield
Hartfield, England obituary reports the death of author and playwright A. A. Milne at his home after a long illness. Milne, aged 74, created Winnie the Pooh and Christopher Robin.
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Hartfield
England
A. A. Milne
Milne
Winnie the Pooh
Christopher Robin
County Officials Call Out Speeding in Traffic Law Obedience
County officials condemn driver speed and disobedience amid Indiana Traffic Safety slogan Know and obey traffic laws. Sheriff deputy Jim Elliott cites excess speed as the greatest accident cause, while others say motorists know the laws but fail to obey. Continued on page 6 column 1.
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Indiana Office of Traffic Safety
State
John Trierweiler
Jim Elliott
Elliott
Indiana
Senators Begin Considering Bill To Aid Farmers
The Senate Agriculture Committee debated an omnibus farm bill aimed at aiding farmers facing financial stress. A secret voting plan for Saturday was protested by members who felt the process was rushed. The 109 page draft features a soil bank price supports plan and a two price rice system with alternatives like 90 percent parity and a cap on individual aid. House action approved 10 million dollars more for school milk and sent a Senate bill increasing Commodity Credit Corp spending to 60 million dollars for the current school year.
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Senate Agriculture Committee
House
Senate
Commodity Credit Corp
Paul H. Douglas
D.-Ill
Assassination Plot Trial Moves Through Day Three
Indianapolis February 1. Richard G Marks faces a third day of trial for a plot to kill Prosecutor John G Tinder. Witness Ernie Sandlin testified that Marks boasted of a chance to make big money by slaying the Marion county prosecutor and described Tinder as a young punk some of my friends want to get rid of. Earlier, Richard Parker testified he posed as a hoodlum to trap the defendant and quoted Marks outlining the method to kill Tinder in a cab ride and driveway setup.
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Indianapolis
Richard G. Marks
John G. Tinder
Marks
Ernie Sandlin
Nake
Marion County
Sandlin
Tinder
Superior Court
Richard Parker
Beech Grove
Parker
Eisenhower Eden discuss nuclear peace plans in 1950s talks
President Eisenhower and British Prime Minister Anthony Eden wind up talks with a top secret discussion on nuclear energy and possible control of East-West H bomb tests. They planned a communique on Middle East peace efforts and disarmament negotiations with Russia, while notes on China and Saudi tensions remain.
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Washington
U.P
Eisenhower
Anthony Eden
Middle East
Russia
White House
China
Britain
United Nations
Saudi Arabia
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Pacific
Eden
East
West
United States
Report Says H-Bomb Power Could Aid Peace
A civilian panel led by Robert McKinney says it is highly probable that man will tame the H-bomb’s violent fusion for peaceful uses. Fusion could multiply fission fuel production and supplement atomic power. The report, published under government study into the peaceful atom, notes it is too early to time breakthroughs and that hydrogen fuels burn at about 100 million degrees.
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Washington
New Mexico
Robert McKinney
Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
Arkansas comedian Bob Burns in critical kidney condition
Bob Burns the Arkansas comedian known for bazooka and hill tales was in critical condition with a chronic kidney disorder today at West Valley Community Hospital. He is 64 and reported to be in a coma.
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Hollywood
Bob Burns
West Valley Community Hospital
Burns
Jackson Warns Soviets May Hit 1500 Mile Missile Race
Senator Jackson warned the Soviet Union could launch a 1500 mile ballistic missile this year shifting world power against the West. He urged a bold defense shift with full time civilian control of the ballistic missile program and accelerated nonmilitary urgency.
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Washington
Jackson
D.wash
Soviet Union
United States
Senate
Mansfield
Montana
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Symington
Missouri
Air Force
America
Secretary of Defense
Senate House
P A National Guard commander killed in P-51 crash near Bloomington
Lt. Col. Lee J. Merkel 35 of Louisville, commander of the 123rd Fighter-Interceptor Wing at Standiford Field, died when his P-51 disintegrated and crashed about 12 miles south of Bloomington Indiana. Wreckage scattered over a half mile with parts buried up to four feet.
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Bloomington
Ind
Kentucky Air National Guard
Here
Lee J. Merkel
Louisville
Standiford Field
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Secane
Emily P’ascenvo
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Marion Hotel
Johan Brickman
Chicago
Swisher
John Foster Dulles
Selwyn Lloyd
Mr. Eisenhower
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