Israel Balks at Gaza Exit as U N Seeks Control
Israel pressed to withdraw from the Gaza Strip and Sharm El Sheikh area amid U N General Assembly talks. Abba Eban and Dag Hammarskjold clash on terms, while the United States seeks a four point plan and possible sanctions if Israel refuses Egyptian control. India Brazil and Colombia sign on to cosponsor.
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Gulf of Aqaba
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Dag Hammarskjold
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Hammarskjold
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New York
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U S Envoy Wailes Recalled From Hungary
The United States recalled Minister Edward T. Wailes from Budapest after Hungary demanded he present credentials to the Kadar regime. Wailes left Budapest and is expected in Washington soon. The State Department cited lack of Budapest credentials due to Soviet and NATO pressures.
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Eisenhower Mollet oppose NATO force cuts in talks
President Eisenhower and French Premier Guy Mollet oppose proposed NATO force cuts as talks continue in Washington. The two leaders and Secretary of State Dulles pursue Middle East options and Euratom while planning a June Coty visit to ease Franco American strains. The inquiry into Portland union underworld ties and Teamsters influence dominates testimony at the opening session.
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Russell Fights To Bank Aid Funds In Doctrine
Senator Richard B. Russell launches a Senate substitute to Eisenhower's Middle East resolution. The measure would drop military and economic aid authorizations, replacing them with a pledge to aid if a Middle East nation asks for help against communism, and remove up to 200 million in dedicated funds through June 30.
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Washington
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D-Ga
Senate
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Northeastern Ohio Weather Forecast and Conditions
Weather summary from United Press reports cloudy and cold with freezing rain in the morning and sleet, high near 25 to 32, then partly cloudy with chance of light snow. Thursday brings sunshine and rising temperatures. Dayton-like forecast notes and a five day Ohio trend call for near normal to slightly below normal temperatures with minimal precipitation.
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Church To Honor Dr Meister For Health And Welfare Work
Dr Karl P Meister of 259 Hamilton Ave receives the Methodist Church's highest health and welfare honor. He is named to the Hall of Fame in Philanthropy by the Board of Hospitals and Homes. Presentation will occur at a banquet during the National Association of Methodist Hospitals and Homes convention.
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Methodist Church
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National Association of Methodist Hospitals and Homes
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Europe
American College of Hospital Administrators
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United States
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Hunter Says Arrows Kill 2 Elephants
San Antonio reports big game hunter Negley won a $10,000 bet by killing two elephants in Africa with a bow and arrow. His wife said he sent a cablegram claiming five elephants. the bet’s winner supports the claim and the San Antonio White Museum would receive the winnings if confirmed.
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William Wegley
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William K. Carpenter Jr
Delaware
Carpenter
Tors
Girl Feared Kidnaped Near Bellmawr, N J
A four year old girl Mary Jane Barker vanished from Bellmawr area and authorities suspect kidnapping. Search efforts by police fire volunteers and teens follow reports of a man with a small dog seen near her home and footprints along Big Timber Creek in Deptford township. The girl was looking forward to her fourth birthday when last seen Monday.
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Jettia
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Nelahtar
Arab Action Plan Looms If Israel Stays In Gaza
Cairo reports say the Big Four Arab states will draft a communique amid talks led by King officials. Sources indicate Israel may face drastic regional action if it does not withdraw from Gaza, with references to the Eisenhower Doctrine and Aqaba.
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Jordani
Dean
Caak
Yemen
Stronger Laws Urged To Fight Subversion
The Senate Internal Security subcommittee urged stronger anti subversion laws to counter shifting disguises of Communist penetration. It called for Congress and the State Department to regulate importation and distribution of subversive propaganda by Communist diplomatic personnel. The report notes setbacks abroad and claims infiltration of the press and propagandists fueling imports from the Soviet Union and allied countries.
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Congress
State Department
Tepar Saus
Kat
Soviet Union
Red China
Three Children Die In Coventry Fire Akron Suburb
A Coventry township home near Akron burned killing three children Michael Burgoon seven Susie three and Patricia two while two other children Robert eight and Jimmy one were rescued by their grandmother Mrs Burfoon. Parents were away at the time.
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Jimmy
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Where To Turn 15 On Ice Floe Saved In Lake Erie
Rescuers save fifteen people after an ice floe disintegrates in Lake Erie near Sandusky. The incident highlights dangers on the lake and prompts safety alerts for residents and crews.
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Lake Erie
Sandusky
Elderly teacher dies after Mt Airy school fire heroics
Cora Beasley a third grade teacher at La Ptock Elementary School Mt Airy died after guiding nearly all of her 400 pupils to safety when a flash blaze trapped students and several adults. Principal A P Phillips pulled her from the collapsing building as fire consumed the structure.
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Oa Binine
Mt. Airy
Cora Neasley
la Ptock
Mt Airy
Larry Ackimas
Stadey
Beasley
Buiding
A. P. Phillips
Judge Suggests Long Walk or Movie as Cure for Domestic Disputes
A Delaware Superior Court judge advised a wife to take a long walk or go to the movies during her husband’s argumentative mood, calling it the best medicine for domestic squabbles. The passage hints at broader contexts about labor and job openings without clear details.
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Superior Court of Delaware
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