Eisenhower Warns Aid Cuts Would Raise Taxes and Drafts
President Eisenhower warned Congress that sharply cutting the $3.94 billion foreign aid program would raise taxes and increase draft calls. He urged vigorous continuation of the mutual security program as the only logical course to counter the Soviet nuclear threat and Communist subversion.
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Thomasville, Ga
INS
Eisenhower
Congress
Thomasville
America
N.C
Frank
Churchill falls ill as Lord Moran flies to bedside in France
Sir Winston Churchill, aged 83, is reported to be suffering a severe cold or flu while his long time physician Lord Moran rushes from London by plane to treat him at his French Riviera villa. Official sources say his condition is unchanged and not alarming despite the seriousness of the illness.
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Nice
France
Winston Churchill
Lord Moran
London
Churchill
French
Riviera
Statesman
Moran
Christopher Soames
Miami witnesses testify on key TV channel license bid
Witnesses tell a House subcommittee that Col Katzenstein and Thurman Whiteside sought to influence a Federal Communications Commission vote on a TV channel license. They cite alleged pledges of Mack's vote and a $2650 payment, later described as a loan, tied to National Airlines.
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Washington
INS
Fedral Communications Commissioner
National Airlines
Paul 2. Scott
Thurman Whiteside
Whiteside
Mack’s
Snow Drifting Continues Lid Schools Closed in Me dina County
Cold spell eases to 18 22 degrees as high winds keep nine inches of snow on the ground. Medina County towns report many rural schools closed and only three open amid drifting. Lorain County roads improve but some areas remain snowy and slick. state highways require care as crews work to clear drifts.
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Medina County
Lorain County
Keystone
Lumbia
Firelands
Midviews
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Wadsworth
Highland
Brunswick
Elyria Automobile Club
Ohio Turnpike
State Highway Department
Gatage
Oberlin
Seven Sentenced For Conspiracy in Taft Hartley Case
Seven people convicted in federal court of conspiracy to violate the Taft Hartley Act were sentenced to 18 months in prison and fined 32500. Judge Weick stayed the sentences pending their appeals. Names include Mrs Marie Reed Haug and Fred Haug of Cleveland, Hyman Lumer, Eric Reinthaler, James West, Sam Reed, and Andrew Remes.
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Cleveland
Paul C. Weick
Notce
Marie Reed Haug
Fred
Hyman Lumer
Eric Reinthaler
Willowick
Youngstown
James West
Chicago
Sam Reed
Andrew Remes
New York
Comemunist Party
National Labor Relations Board
Haug
United Electrical Workers
Mine, Mill & Smelter Workers Union
Antarctic Base Reports Warmer Weather
At McMurdo Sound, Antarctica, the American scientific base reported a near balmy 29 degrees above zero, warmer than typical East Coast conditions, as residents noted the unusual warmth 700 miles from the magnetic South Pole.
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Mcmurdo Sound
Antarctica
U.S
Antarctic
South Pole
Northeastern Ohio Weather Outlook With Snow Squalls
Cloudy and windy with occasional snow and heavy drifting in spots. Highs 20 to 24, lows near 12 tonight. Thursday partly cloudy with flurries and little temperature change. Temperatures Tuesday range 4 to 13, humidity shifts, and Lake Erie regions may see heavier snow by Sunday. Amherst Congress results noted. adults $1.00 advance.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Lifeboat Capsizes Off Atlantic Coast Seamen Feared Lost
Twenty four of twenty seven seamen aboard the Italian freighter Ben Baltimore were missing after a lifeboat capsized in gale seas east of Cape Lookout. Three survivors were rescued by the passenger liner President Adams as four ships, including a French vessel and three U.S. destroyer escorts, aided the search amid 20 foot waves and 40 mph winds.
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Norfolk, Va
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Atlantic
Ben Baltimore
Adams
Cape Lookout
Stll
North Carolina
Coast Guard
President Adams
New York
L. Marini
Alfred Contessi
Giovanni Barbara
Bonitas
Where To Turn Educational Plans Eyed
Kent professor seeks educational focus after trip to Russia. County tax collection opens tomorrow with first bills mailed today. Equipment changes delay direct long distance dialing for Elyria phone users.
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Kent
Saya
Rusia
Elyria
Cindy's Gone, Boy Ends Life
In Lodi California a 9 year old boy killed himself after giving his brother 33 cents and a pocket knife. Police found a note on the back of a colored picture reading Goodbye Cindy you are my love. The father said Cindy was a horse the children rode.
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Lodi
Calif
UPJ
Loi
Carltoi# Spreare
Cindy
Walter Sprare
Athorities
Cold Spell Tops 1948 Records In Oberlin
Oberlin observer Donald B. Jameson says the recent cold spell was the severest since 1948. Records show nine days of sub zero lows and a 13 below zero low in 1948, with 18 straight days near 11 below. The 1958 cold wave brought notable snowfall of 11 inches.
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Donald B. Jameson
U. S. Weather Bureau
Oberlin
Jameson
China and North Korea announce troop withdrawal
Tokyo reports a joint Pyongyang statement that 300000 to 350000 Chinese troops will withdraw by year end 1958. U S and South Korean officials call it propaganda aimed at ending involvement in Korea. They note UN forces would remain and the move could trim North Korea’s armed forces.
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China
North Korea
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Seoul
Republic of Korea
U.N
Chou En-lay
Kim Sung
Pyongyang
Korea
Shalf
U.S. State Department
South Korea
Kipton Incorporation Approved By Voters
Voters approved creating Kipton village 54 to 32 in a special Camden Township election. About 130 of 324 residents in the 300 acre area were eligible to vote. After certification, trustees will file records with the county recorder and secretary of state, then set a village election date.
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Kipton Village
Camden Township
Board of Elections
Young
New York Central Railroad
Hars Dy
Ross
Lorain County
Black River Township
Brownhelm Township
Common Pleas
Snow Keeps Piling Up Across Northeast Ohio Amid Cold Wave
Snow flurries and drifting snow persist through Ohio as Geauga County bears the heaviest drifts. Akron Youngstown and Cleveland report several inches. The cold wave has caused at least 46 deaths since February 6 with four more Tuesday. Gas curtailment ends permit some workers to return as temperatures dip to single digits in Cincinnati and 12 in Columbus Cleveland and Toledo.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Akron
Youngstown
Geauga County
Louis Robusky
Effie Shuler
Middleport
Joseph Peter
North Atlantic Ocean
Lake Erie
Canton
Niles
East Ohio Gas Co
Cincinnati
Columbus
Toledo
Gas Company Workers Brew Coffee On Electric Plate
Atlanta Gas Light Co. employees brew their coffee on an electric hot plate to save gas, illustrating wartime era energy conservation practices.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Gas Light Co
Dentist Gus Eckstein Dies at 92 in Columbus
Dr. Gus tav Eckstein aged 92 died at his home in Mar mont Columbus. He was believed the almost active dentist in Ohio and began practicing dentistry 54 years ago.
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Columbus
Gustav Eckstein
Ohio
Mariemont
Cold Wave and Snow Grip East as Relief Delayed
Winter's long cold and heavy snow cripple transportation across the East with 21 inches dumped in South Bend Indiana and 422 weather related deaths since February 6. Army helicopters airlifted 21 people near Michigan City while trains faced major delays and outages. A warming trend began spreading from the plains toward the Midwest and East but failed to relieve Southeast and Northeast jams. Far West faced flood threats from a tropical storm.
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Great Lakes
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Santa Cruz
Butterball size and quick cash from ads
A Chronicle Telegram ad note explains a butterball is no fatter than a tennis ball or melon ball and promotes selling unused items for fast cash. It highlights ad contact numbers EM 6 6315 and FA 3 3321 for quick sales and mentions Mrs. Tem boske and a 20th Century furnace Geisel conversion with thermostat.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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