Navy Neptune Crew Reported OK After Emergency Landing
The Navy said eight crew members aboard a Neptune forced down in Venezuela are safe and not seriously injured. An amphibian rescue plane located the downed aircraft near a river and ground teams will move them to Maturin and then to Ramey Air Force Base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antarctic
John H. Torbert
Carmel Valley
Calif
C. L. Otte
Lakeside
Dorothy
Regina
Edward
Thomas Winkler
New Orleans
Faith
Rayburn A. Hudman
P. D. Beyers
la Junta
Colo
W. J. Lyons
Milton
N. Y
Torbert
Venezuela
U. S. Navy
Washington
U.P
Antarctica
Navy
Caribbean Sea Frontier
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Neptune
Maturin
Ramey Air Force Base
Midwest
Trinidad
Lexington Park
Boca Cracao
Piarco
Patuxent
Naval Air Station
Subcontinent
Marie Byrd Land
Little America
U.S.S
Little America V
U. S. Antarctic
Arneb
Deep Freeze
New Zealand
Rar Adm
George J. Dufek
Eisenhower expects decision on second term by month end
President Eisenhower told reporters he expects to announce his decision on a possible second term by month’s end. He said Warren could be a Republican candidate with no opposition from him but would not urge another Republican to run if he chose not to.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Earl Warren
Warren
University of Alabama
Russia
United States
Nikolai Bulganin
U S Seeks Quick UN Action If Middle East Fights Break Out
The United States urges rapid use of United Nations machinery should large scale hostilities erupt in the Middle East. Officials said ahead of a State Department meeting with Britain and France to shape a joint action policy. President Eisenhower may address the topic at his news conference today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
United Nations
Middle East
State Department
Eisenhower
U. S
Se badly burned saving children in fire rescue
Mrs. George A. Bausman dropped three children from a second floor as flames engulfed the Baltimore row house and then leaped to safety. Four year old John died at Maryland General Hospital along with John B Green aged 55, the mother remained critical while two other children Edward and Joseph were seriously burned. A neighbor described her as looking like a Christmas tree after the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
George A. Bausman
John
Maryland General Hospital
John B. Green
Weather map brief local conditions and forecast
The weather page reports rain in the area with a river stage at 2.3 feet and rising. Sunrise at 6 51, sunset at 5 18. Yesterday's high 50 and low 32 with no precipitation.
Forecast for Terre Haute and Vicinity
Rain tonight ends Thursday morning then partly cloudy with mild spells. Low around 37 tonight. Friday remains mostly cloudy with little temperature change. Indiana area: mostly cloudy with occasional rain or drizzle tonight and Thursday southeast and east central portions. Lows 32 to 38 north, 38 to 44 south. Highs 35 to 42 north, 42 to 46 south. 6 am temperature 36, 2 pm 48.
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Terre Haute
Temperaure
Indiana
Woman Plans to Adopt Seven Indian Children
Dr Imogene Barker a 27 year old chiropractor from Lemont Pa plans to adopt seven Shoshone children aged 1 to 11 from Fort Hall Idaho. She already fostered two older children and will bring the seven home in a station wagon with help from local offers of money clothing and goods. Barker says the children will receive religious and Biblical training and she will arrange new names for the siblings as needed.
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Lemont
Idaho
Imogene Barker
Barker
Fort Hall
State College
Pennsylvania
White Plains
Dr. Barker
Warm Temperatures Rise In Terre Haute Weather Report
Temperatures reached about 50 degrees in the Terre Haute area with a 32 degree minimum noted by Charles Pfizer Company observers. No precipitation occurred. the forecast calls for rain ending Thursday then increasing clouds, mild tonight, warmer Thursday afternoon, and Friday partly cloudy with little change in temperature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Charles Pfizer Company
George Expects Early Report on Bribery Probe
Senator Walter F. George said his special committee may report next week on improper influence in a Senate vote connected to Senator Francis Case. Hearings Friday and Saturday with seven witnesses are planned to finish the probe. Case said a donor left him $2,500 after learning Case favored the natural gas bill, but he voted against it and urged the money be returned or donated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Walter F. George
Senate
Francis Case
Georgia Democrat
Case
R.S. D
George
Garbage Bids Opened For City Contract 1956
The Board of Public Works opened three bids for the city garbage contract for 1956. Bidders were Lawrence Leach Seelyville $62000 Raymond Kearns $47869 and Laverne Gibson $43200. Award decision set for Friday February 10. Officials cite higher equipment costs over 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
Lawrence Leach
Seelyville
Raymond Kearns
Laverne Gibson
U S Says It Will Aim To Limit Balloon Flights Over Soviet Union
The United States told Moscow it will try to avoid launching weather balloons crossing Soviet territory. A diplomatic note delivered by Ambassador Bohlen asked for Soviet help locating any balloons and stated no responsibility for private propaganda balloons. The note, soon to be public, reflects weather data goals and tensions over spying claims.
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Washington
United States
Moscow
Soviet Union
U. S
Charles E. Bohlen
Kremlin
West Germans Enlist in 500000 Army Drive
About 200000 West Germans have volunteered for the new 500000 man army in Bonn. A defense ministry spokesman said nearly three quarters of the volunteers are veterans of the old Wehrmacht.
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Bonn
Germany
Bonn Defense Ministry
Wehrmacht
Contempt Action Likely Against Alabama U
In Tuscaloosa Alabama yesterday university leaders held firm on excluding Autherine Lucy the first Negro student to attend the University of Alabama amid threats of violence. Attorney Arthur Shores said he would cite the board for contempt of court if Lucy is not allowed to return to class and NAACP leaders urged action against those keeping her from studying. Student Leonard Wilson spoke of mixed student reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscaloosa
Ala
University of Alabama Today
Autherine Lucy
Arthur Shores
Miss Lucy
Board of Trustees
New York
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Herbert Brownell
Lucy
United Press
Leonard Wilson
Two Women Die In Skidding Auto Crash Near Fort Wayne
Two Indianapolis women, Mrs. Margaret M. Rosenblith 28 and her mother in law Mrs. Gabriel Rosenblith 70, were killed when their car skidded on U. S. 24 and crashed into a water-filled ditch near Fort Wayne. Driver Eric Rosenblith 35, husband of Margaret, suffered minor injuries and was treated at a Huntington hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Ind
Indianapolis
U. S. 24
Here
Margaret M. Rosenblith
Inlaw
Gabriel Rosenblith
Eric Rosenblith
Margaret
Huntington Hospital
Senate Reopens Inquiry On Red Activity In U S
The Senate Internal Security subcommittee opened a broad probe into Soviet influence in the United States led by Chairman James O Eastland. The inquiry may shape changes to the 1950 Communist Control Act and seeks to reveal extent of Soviet power through the Communist Party here and other groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Internal Security
United States
Subcommittee
James O. Eastland
D.-Miss
Communist Party
Russia
Ridgway
Matthew B. Ridgway
House Appropriations Committee
Teen calls Bulganin for term paper answer
Charles Mee, a 17 year old Barrington High senior, phoned the Kremlin and spoke with a Kremlin operator who said I don’t know after Mee asked what the next move would be if the U S draft treaty of friendship was refused. Mee paid 15 dollars for the 13 1 2 hour call and later learned dasvidanya means goodbye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrington
Ill
Charles Mee
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Kremlin
Mee
Russia
Royal Hartwig
Stephen Hoffman
James Condill
Bulganin
United States
Formosa Straits Maneuvers Planned Joint Exercise Ahead
Chinese Nationalist authorities plan a mammoth Formosa Strait joint exercise in March, per the Nationalist World News Agency. The group reportedly discussed details with the U S defense command and may send observers to SEATO drills off Thailand February 15 to 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taipei
Formosa
Formosa Strait
Nationalist World News Agency
United States Defense Command
SEATO
United States
Philippines
Thailand
Hunger Riots Flare as Italy Faces Severe Winter
In Rome the government rushed food to southern Italy where hunger riots erupted in seven towns amid blizzards and a cold wave threatening thousands with starvation. The death toll reached 45 since February 1 as snowbound Apennine villages faced isolation and transport networks collapsed under drifts up to 16 feet.
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Rome
Italy
Apennines
Rapist Is Given Life Sentence
Indianapolis man Paul F. Pelfree, 37, was sentenced to life imprisonment after a jury deliberated for only thirty minutes and found him guilty of raping a two year old girl. He had been confined since 1946 as criminally insane and was deemed mentally competent for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Paul F. Pelfree
Pelfree
Sewer trench collapse claims Fort Wayne worker
In Fort Wayne Indiana on Tuesday a 12 foot sewer ditch walls caved in killing 21 year old William P Brennen while he helped lay sewer pipe. The accident occurred February 8.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
William P. Brennen
Brennen
Ex Legislator Glen Campbell Dies at 53
Indianapolis February 8 former Indiana House member Glen L Campbell 53 from Marion county died today in a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Glen L. Campbell
House of the
Indiana Legislature
Marion County
President Urges Wide Immigration Law Revisions
President Eisenhower urged Congress to overhaul U S immigration laws to eliminate inequities and admit about 220000 foreigners as permanent residents annually. He cited growth and economic conditions and called for faster deportation of criminals among aliens. He proposed discretionary powers for the attorney general and removal of fingerprinting requirements for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Hisenhower
Atty
Gen
Brownell
McCarren-Walter
Truman
United States
Rain forecast for Indiana threatens Ohio River floods
Occasional rain was expected in Indiana for tonight and Thursday. Weather officials warned floods could develop on the Ohio River with even small rains. Forecasters cautioned crest levels at Evansville could range from 4 feet below flood stage to 5 feet above. Previous heavy rains swelled the White and Wabash rivers, with high water spreading through lower channels.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Weather Bureau
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Army Engineers
Evansville
White River
White
Wabash
Egypt Considers Abolishing Individual Newspaper Ownership
An Egyptian government spokesman stated the regime is considering ending private ownership of newspapers to ensure the press reflects the people’s thinking, though no action has been taken yet.
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Cairo
Egypt
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Navy Neptune
O.K
Ike
Merriman Smith
White House
U.S
U.N
the Weather Bye
Sureau
Thomas C. Hennings Jr
D.-Mo
Senate Rules Committee
Carl T. Curtis
R.-Neb
Select” Committee
Hennings
Bama U
Illinois
Aad
Premier Bulganin
Steven Hoffman
Associated Press
Formosa Straits
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