Israel reports 24 hours without shooting in Golan border area
In Tiberias an Israeli spokesman said no shooting had occurred for 24 hours in the demilitarized zone south of the Sea of Galilee, the longest quiet since clashes began near Tawafik 10 days earlier. Israel awaited a response to its peace talks proposal sent Friday to UN envoy Gen Carl Carlson von Horn.
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Lake Land Is Taxable Under Board Ruling
The Board of Tax Appeals ruled land formed by filling in Lake Erie is taxable property. The New York Central railroad sought exemption for lakefront land in Cleveland’s Whisky Island area where the Cuyahoga River meets the lake. The board said submerged land is taxable regardless of ownership. the question of ownership goes to courts. The land value averaged about $0.000 per year for nine years. tax estimates exceed $3,000 annually.
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Chronicle Telegram
Local Stocks and Other Securities Update
Soria quotation by PR Smith & Co member Midwest Stocks Exchange. Fairfax 3-3000 dated February 18.
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Midwest Sioes Exchange
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Two Year Old Survivor Dies In Bolivian Air Crash
Bolivia’s worst air disaster in the Andes leaves 59 aboard. A two year old girl Jenny Escobar, sole survivor after the DC-4 crash, dies of internal injuries. At least seven Americans believed among the victims, including several families returning from holidays. Captain Joaquin Lobos, pilot to President Siles Suazo, perished alongside crew. Siles orders investigation into crash cause.
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UPI
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Two Women Hurt In Toledo Blast Reported
February economic outlook remains optimistic with overall strong production though auto and steel output dip due to a Chevrolet strike. The blast in Toledo injures two women, adds to the day’s news mix as UPI notes continued business strength despite localized disruptions.
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Kennedy Urges India Aid and Attacks Hoffa in Indiana
Senator John F. Kennedy closed a campaign swing in Indiana urging increased aid to India and denouncing James R. Hoffa as unfit to lead the Teamsters. He said West Virginia will be pivotal in his quest for the Democratic nomination and defended his Catholic faith to voters there. He urged a joint Western alliance for long term loans and technical and agricultural aid to India.
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UPI
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India
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
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Massachusetts
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Indianas
State Teachers College
United States
Tadin
Ohio Cities Ask Better Air Service
Representatives from Mansfield Sandusky Portsmouth Akron Toledo and Youngstown Ohio urged the Civil Aeronautics Board to approve expanded local air service linking their cities with nearby centers. The CAB faces months of deliberation after four days of arguments on routes across a 10 state Great Lakes region. Approximate 60 cities and about 15 lawmakers attended. In Toledo a blast damaged a two-story frame apartment. four injured including Katherine Guthrie with severe burns. Investigators blamed leaking gas. other residents were treated and released.
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UPI
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Katherine Guthrie
Mae Rymor- Kewicz
Mercy Hospital
Newsman Sentenced In China Drama Echoes Trial Testimony
Jurors hear the emotional account of Dr. R Bernard Finch as he testifies about his wife Barbara Finch's fatal shooting. The case unfolds amid cross nations notes, with a Hong Kong correspondent Bill Yim sentenced in China for spying as the courtroom scene shifts between personal tragedy and political tension.
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UPI
United Press International
Bill Yim
China
New China News Agency
Kwantun
Yim
Communist China
William Downey
US State Department
John Downey
Red China
Fran Yim
Red Cases Postponed Until Fall
Washington reports the Supreme Court postponed three Communist Party cases to the next term, delaying rulings on party registration and the Smith Act membership clause. The move surprised observers as two cases had lingered years. Justice Clark criticized the delay.
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Ami
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Eisenhower
Gettysburg Farm
Navy To Probe Tragedy Fatal To 6
A Navy inquiry was opened into the loss of the Daly and six crewmen after the destroyer bucked heavy seas off the Virginia Capes. Rescue attempts continued as relatives and survivors described the scene aboard the doomed ship and crews were swept into the icy Atlantic.
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Medaris Press Challenge Stresses Fact Amid Missile Debate
Retired Army missile chief Maj. Gen. John B. Medaris told Ohio newsmen that civilization is at stake in the missile decision and urged the press to reveal the cold facts of the U.S.-Soviet space race. He argued much reporting is parochial and urges aggressive, clear coverage to expose the true state of missile development.
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Polish Church State Talks Hint at Compromise Looms
Secret January talks between Polish Communist leader Gomulka and Cardinal Wyszynski may push the Mixed Commission on Church-State Affairs toward a compromise. They reportedly discussed birth control, church property taxes, farm production support, compulsory military service for priests, and state control over bishop appointments, marking a potential easing since 1958.
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UPI
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Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski
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Near Miracle Fails As Man Loses Leg
HAYWARD Calif UPI A 59 year old worker Billy L Smith lost his right leg after a crane accident in July at a foundry Surgery initially rebuilt the leg but infection led to amputation Doctors said he calmly accepted the decision noting artificial legs enable many to do most things He hoped his story would inspire others in similar dire straits
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Calif
UPI
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Schriever Warns U.S. Lagging in Missile Reach by 1961
Washington UPI By Lt. Gen. Bernard A. Schriever told the House Space Committee that Russia will have more missiles than the United States next year and that the United States cannot catch up in 1961 due to planning-to-production lead times. He supported expanding the missile inventory but warned no quick fix exists. The Space Committee hearings will resume next week with Navy Secretary Franke and CNO Burke among participants.
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UPI
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United States
Bernard A. Schriever
House Space Committee
Eisenhower
Adm
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Charge Planned Against Outside Forces In OAS Case
UPI reports that plans to charge outside entities are connected to an unsuccessful armed invasion last December. The Organization of American States involvement is noted as a factor in the case. Federal authorities may pursue action against those deemed responsible.
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UPI
Paramua
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Negro Voting Rights Compromise Urged
Washington UPI reports Senate Rules Committee Chairman Thomas C. Hennings Jr. drafted a compromise to supervise Negro voting rights in the South. He aims to unite backers of rival plans by merging administration election referees and registrar ideas with his own. Attorney General William P. Reeves criticized the registrar plan as unworkable, while the administration proposal would use court-appointed referees to ensure qualified voters access to ballots in federal, state, and local elections.
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UPI
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Senate Rules Committee
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United Press International
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