Israel rejects Eisenhower plea to withdraw from Gaza area
Premier Ben Gurion told President Eisenhower that Israel will stay in the Gaza Strip and Gulf of Aqaba despite U.N. sanctions. Israel said guarantees of navigation freedom and safeguards against Egyptian attacks are vital, and the stay is non negotiable. Eban and Hammarskjold reported a withdrawal deadlock as Israel polices the occupied zones.
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U.P
David Ben Gurion
Eisenhower
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Ben Gurion
Israel
Gulf of Aqaba
U.N
Walter Eytan
Gaza Strip
Aqaba Gulf
Eytan
Dag Hammarskjold
Abba S. Eban
Eban
Hammarskjold
Egypt
Jerusalem
Detroit sniper terrorizes suburbs in four-community spree
A lone gunman in a car wounded women and shattered windows across Bloomfield Hills Royal Oak and nearby areas. Gary Addison Taylor, 20, of Southfield Township, was captured after a two hour chase and claimed the shootings were an urge to shoot women. He is being held without charge.
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Detroit
Shirley Ann Bland
A.P. Wirephoto
Southfield Township
Oakland County
William Lang
Taylor
Lang
Shirley Bland
Bloomfield Hills
Royal Oak
Vincent McCarthy
Carol Ann
Saud and Eisenhower Report Communique Likely
Washington reports a final White House meeting between President Eisenhower and King Saud ended with agreement on Middle East issues. A communique is expected covering extended use of Dhahran air base, expanded U S military aid, economic development support, and Saudi cooperation with a broader anti Soviet program. Prince Mashhur celebrated release from hospital with gifts.
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Washington
Eisenhower
King Saud
Middle East
White House
Gia
Saud
Spain
U. S
Dhahran
Saudi Arabia
Yusuf Yasin
Weather Notes and Forecast for Terre Haute Area
Cloudy with occasional rain or drizzle tonight and Saturday. Little temperature change with lows around 33 to 36 and highs 38 to 45 depending on zone. Indiana weather mirrors the trend with dimmed temperatures and light precipitation. River stage steady at 2.5 feet, sunrise 6 51, sunset 5 18.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Riot at Utah State Prison prompts investigations
Investigators swept the Point of the Mountain facility after a 12 hour inmate riot tied up the Utah State Prison. Prisoners seized hostages fired on guards and looted facilities. Gov Clyde and officials pledged hearings while warden Graham and prison staff prepared responses.
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Point OF the Mountain
Utah
Utah State Prison
Marcel Graham
George D. Clyde
Marion L. Coleman
Alwin Straus
Salt Lake City
Whitey
Ross
Straus
Clyde
Graham
Washington, D. C
Gator Abduction Guilty Plea From Junior College Students
Three junior college students pleaded guilty to kidnapping two alligators and six turtles from the Sacramento city zoo. Municipal Judge James A McDonnell sentenced them to 30 days in jail but suspended the term, placing them on six months probation if they pay 150 dollars for a dead alligator, abstain from school social and sports activities for six months, and be off the streets by 8 p.m. unless employed.
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Sacramento
Calif
James A. McDonnell
Too Late Sunland Theft Shocks Local Woman
In Sunland California on February 8 Evelyn Way found eighty eight dollars missing from her purse and a cake taken from the kitchen. Her dog was locked in the bathroom eating a cake fragment, and a doorstep boy who offered the cake had disappeared.
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Sunland
Calif
Evelyn Way
Ike and MacMillan to Meet in Bermuda Around March 21
Diplomatic sources say President Eisenhower and British Prime Minister Harold MacMillan plan a tentative meeting in Bermuda on March 21. London and Washington are finalizing details and expect an official announcement later this month. Government spokesmen would not confirm or deny.
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London
Eisenhower
Harold MacMillan
Bermuda
Washington
Should Mayor Name The School Board Move
A Indiana Senate bill would let Terre Haute and Muncie mayors appoint school boards with City Council approval. The proposed five member boards would limit party balance. residents largely oppose the change, noting broader implications and existing appointive examples in other cities. Mayor Ralph Tucker and others react as coverage continues.
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State Senate
Terre Haute
Muncie
Senate
Paul Boyle
Vigo-Sullivan County
Leonard F. Conrad
Vigo County
Tribune
Indiana
Ralph Tucker
South Bend
Gary
Fort Wayne
N. George Nas
Foggy and Rainy Weather Persists Across Indiana
Spring fog and rain linger in Indiana with the Weather Bureau predicting mild wet conditions through the first half of next week. Fogs cover the state again this morning and drizzle or rain is forecast through Saturday Sunday and again Tuesday.
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Indiana
Weather Bureau
Anti-Red Outburst in North Syria Reported
Unofficial Beirut reports say four days of violent anti-Communist demonstrations erupted in Aleppo, northern Syria. The Syrian army reportedly restored order after arresting 300 demonstrators as Syria’s government is said to be dominated by a pro Soviet army clique with Red arms received.
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Lebbon
Aleppo
Syria
England Talks Of Rift Between Queen and Duke
The Baltimore Sun reports London society discussing a rift between Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh. A London dispatch cites whispers about the Duke's alleged interest in an unnamed woman and meetings in a private apartment of a court photographer who died.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Sun
London
Case Society
Queen Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
Sun
Joan Graham
Baron
No Rules Violated in Friday's Northeast Crash
The Civil Aeronautics Board chair told investigators that no safety regulations appear to have been violated in the Friday crash of a Northeast Airlines DC6 after takeoff from New York.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Northeast Airlines
New York
Abigail Van Buren Joins The Tribune With Dear Abby
The Tribune welcomes Abigail Van Buren aka Pauline Phillips wife of a San Francisco businessman and mother of two to its pages. Her Dear Abby column offers sympathetic advice to readers facing marital teen and family problems in a breezy humorous style.
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Abigail van Buren
Abby
the Tribune
Pauline Phillips
San Francisco
Mrs. Phillips
Sioux City
Iowa
Morningside College
Pauline
Morton Phillips
Eau Claire
Wisconsin
Phillipses
Two Wabash Scouts Selected for National Jamboree Trip
Two full Boy Scout troops from the Wabash Valley Council are chosen for the National Boy Scout Jamboree July 12 18 at Valley Forge Pa They will join groups from Indianapolis and Lafayette and depart July 7 returning July 21 The trip includes tours of Washington DC New York City and Philadelphia with 50 000 scouts encamped at Valley Forge Park
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Wabash Valley Council
Valley Forge
Washington, D. C
New York City
Philadelphia
Wabash Valley
Indiana House votes down probe of highway department
A Democratic bid to force an immediate inquiry into the State Highway Department failed in Indiana's House by 66 to 22. Republican Leader Robert S. Webb cited spending in Schricker's second term and contrasted it with the Craig era while Bayh's proposal to form a bipartisan four member committee was defeated in committee.
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Indianapolis
State Highway Department
Indiana House
Robert S. Webb
Arcadia
Henry F. Schricker
Webb
Schricker
George N. Craig
Birch E. Bayh Jr
D.terre Haute
Roads Committee
Highway Department
G.O.P
Craig
Bayh
Indiana
Henry Schricker
John
House approves pay raise for Terre Haute councilmen
The Indiana House passed a bill 72 to 10 to raise Terre Haute and Evansville councilmen salaries from 1000 to 1500 dollars annually. Frank J. Doyle, Terre Haute City Council president, said he had no comment yet and lacked full details before the Senate review.
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Frank J. Doyle
Terre Haute
House of Representatives
Indianapolis
Doyle
Evansville
House
Senate
East Germany Begins Campaign to Cull Disloyal Students
In Berlin on February 8 Communist East Germany launched a campaign to purge disloyal students from its universities. The move targets students deemed disloyal to the regime as part of a broader political crackdown.
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Berlin
East Germany
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