Eisenhower seeks 4.18 billion for foreign aid to aid India and Pakistan
President Eisenhower asked Congress for 4.175 billion dollars in foreign aid for fiscal year starting July 1, with 2.0 billion for military assistance to free world allies and 2.175 billion for economic aid. He urged strong support to bolster non Communist nations and noted attention to aid for Formosa. He cited India and Pakistan as crucial partners and emphasized leadership against global economic ills.
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UPI
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India
Pakistan
United States
Red
China
Avon Lake Zoning Vote Declared Valid After Ruling
A Common Pleas ruling by Judge John D. Pincura upheld the Nov. 3 Avon Lake rezoning election from residential to business for the Walker and Lear Road northeast corner. The 1,431 to 1,384 tally favors a Heritage Shopping Center plan despite two resident suits led by William Port and John M. Lisbon. An earlier recount left results unchanged and potential appeals were discussed.
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Walker
Lear Rads
Common Pleas
John D. Pincura
William Port
Lear Rd
John M. Lisbon
Pincura
John Lisbon
John Forrester
Cleveland
Baby Watch In London As Queen Awaits Third Child
Queen Elizabeth II remains calm at Buckingham Palace amid feverish anticipation of the royal birth. Police dogs assist guards amid a bustling open air waiting area outside the gates. Prince Philip reportedly stocked with champagne ahead of the anticipated birth, seen as a historic first for a British monarch in a century.
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UPI
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Buckingham Palace
Scotland Yard
Price Philip
Weather notes for the Northwest and Northeast regions
Mostly cloudy and warmer today with a high near 32. Tonight, light snow possible with little temperature change and a low around 20. Wednesday improves to clearer skies, with cool, variable winds and a modest rise in temperature. Moon phases and times are listed for the day.
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Mysterious TV Screen Damage Sparks Household Alarm
Local household reports a loud popping and cracked cover glass in a Lorain area property. The incident accompanies a broader page with references to sports tournaments, court matters, and city notices. The fragment hints at city governance and community concerns amid entertainment and police coverage.
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Ety- Tia
Amigret Comics Contract Bridge Courthore News Tear Abby Death Records
Parr Hagital Spies
Lorain
Veron Municipal Court
Obertin Police Department
Sabarhan
TV Gilttes
Wallimetra Iz
Probe Concludes Brakes Not blamed for Wellington derailment
PUC aide says faulty brakes did not cause the Wellington train wreck of January 10. Preliminary findings note air braking systems and wheel assemblies appeared in good condition, while federal and state inspectors prepare tests. Public hearing unlikely as regulators find no rule violations. Lorain County prosecutor to review reports before commenting.
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Public Utilities Commission
Ohio
Henry Kirsten
Wellington
Trary
Eli Magovich
Vasvari
Pucsistant
James Fullin
Chronicle-Telegram
Federal Interstate Commerce
Victor Vasvari
Cammic
Kirstein
Fallin
C-T
PAC
New York Central System
NYC
ICC
Lorain County
Paul J. Mikus
Cook Poisons Couple in Attempt to Be Fired
Alencon France UP I reports Arlette Paris a Cook for Count Chevrel de Frileuse and his wife Elizabeth 73 poisoned them hoping to be discharged She admitted placing rat poison and weed killer in the soup to get fired The Count's son found them both after dinner and they died shortly after police took her back for psychiatric treatment.
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Alencon
France
UPI
Arlette Paris
Arlette
Count Chevrel de Frileuse
Elizabeth
Ste
Elk Hch School on probation for dressing room damage
The Ohio High School Athletic Association placed Elk H.ch School of Hartmellsviie in Noble County on one year of probation after its basketball team damaged a dressing room following a loss. Commissioner WJ McConnell announced the action. The incident occurred in the Southern Noble High School dressing room.
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UPI
Ohio High School Athletic Assn
Elk H.ch School
Hartmellsviie
Noble County
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OHSAA
Southern Noble High School
Record Men Face Payola Probe Quiz
Three record distributors faced questioning by a House subcommittee after the FTC charged them with illegal payola. Boston and Cleveland recipients offered varied explanations for accepting payments from Music Suppliers Inc and two other firms, while presidents of DuMont Record Distribute Corp and Am-Par Record Corp were slated to testify.
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UPI
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Boston
Cleveland
Harry Carter
Music Suppliers, Inc
al Boston
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Donald DuMont
DuMont Record Distribute Corp
Becton
Samuel H. Clark
Am-Par Record Corp
New York City
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
US Air Force push for Midas Samos space surveillance system
Air Force and STL officials urge priority for a space based warning and photo reconnaissance network to deter a Soviet attack. They cite Discoverer as a stepping stone toward Midas and Samos, arguing space assets could provide warning and deter aggression amid evolving ballistic missile threats.
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UPI
United States
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Tron
Midas
Samos
Balistic Missile Division
BMD
Inglewood
Calif
Eisenhower
Defense Department
Space Technology Laboratories
STL
Agena
A. F.donovan
Advanced Systems Planning
US Ships Reach Deep Antarctic Coast for First Unmanned Weather Post
U S Navy icebreakers Glacier and Burton Island pushed into the Amundsen Sea near Cape Palmer Thurston Peninsula signaling the deepest penetration to date. Ensign Charles Craft piloted a helicopter over the peninsula as the pair prepared to establish the region s first unmanned weather station amid massive icebergs. Captain E A McDonald reported progress toward the uncharted Bellingshausen Sea with open water and light pack ice.
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Thurston Peninsula
Amundsen Sea
Glacier
Burton Island
Charles Craft
Syracuse
N.Y
Land
E. A. McDonald
U.S. Antarctic
Christchurch
New Zealand
Bellinghausen Sea
Burton Island ii
Marie “Byrd Land
Cmdr
Philip W. Porter Jr
Leggamum
Conn
Amurdsen
Thaddues Bellinghausen
Bellinghausen
Belgium
Belgica
Snowstorm boxed in by high pressure ends punch
The nation’s third snowstorm weakened as it was boxed in by high pressure over the Carolinas and Texas. Light snow was forecast for southern Ohio, Kentucky and parts of Tennessee with rain in the South and Pacific Northwest.
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Ohio Valley
Carolinas
Texas
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
South
Pacific Northwest
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Missouri
Kansas
New York State
Virginia
North Carolina
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
Plains
DiSalle denies offering delegate job to Petrash
Retired Cleveland Transit System worker Harry Petrash swears he was offered a “good job” by Cleveland Democratic Chief Ray T. Miller Sr. to run as a delegate opposing state Sen Julius Petrash. Miller denies the offer and says Petrash sought to run for the Legislature, while DiSalle says he had no involvement.
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Harry A. Petrash
Cleveland Transit System
Cleveland Democratic
Ray T. Miller Sr
Julius JJ Petrash
Cleveland
Harry Petrash
Miller
Paar To Return To NBC Show
New York based bulletin reports Jack Paar agreed to return to his late night NBC program. The National Broadcasting Company and Bernstein were noted in the brief with mention of an agreement date, while earlier coverage steers to more details on Page 2.
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NBC
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UPI
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Broadcaming Co
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