Orange Juice Helps Crippled Airliner Land
A Capital Airlines Constellation bound for Detroit and Philadelphia landed safely at Willow Run after a frozen nose wheel was freed with orange juice and coffee. Captain William Richey guided the craft in with no injuries among 26 aboard as experts advised pouring liquids into the hydraulic system.
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Detroit
Wiliam Richey
Minneapolis
Capital Airlines
Willow Run
Richey
Gen. Mitchell Field
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Ralph Reid
Capital
Edward Langenfield
New Houistein
Wis
Langenfield
Washington
Reid
Two Seen Near Place Where Boy Found Slain
Philadelphia police seek a woman and a young male companion seen unloading items from a car near a weed patch in northeast Philadelphia where a nude boy's body was found in a cardboard box Tuesday. A passing motorist reported the sighting Sunday about 40 hours before the discovery. Lt. Lovejoy called it the hottest tip so far and said it could support theories the child was taken from an orphanage or private institution.
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Philadelphia
INS
William Lovejoy
Lovejoy
North Ohio Sunny South Gets Rain
Weather notes show the north of Ohio sunny while the south experiences rain with a light freezing mix earlier, as temperatures range in the 30s with a modest warmup expected later. Welfare officials plan a statewide census of institutions to locate missing children and assess foster homes amid a nationwide missing-child alert.
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North Ohio
Ohio
Steven Damman
Long Island
Lovejoy
Randolph T E. Wise
Ajl
Chicago
Denver
Los Angeles
Miami
Washington D. C
Weather Watch Warm Front Brings Variance Across Cities
Early morning temperatures ranged from 17 to 27 degrees with Youngstown posting the coldest reading while Cincinnati registered milder air. Weather notes highlight a sharp regional split as cold air lingers in parts of the area.
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Mercury
Youngstown
Cincinnati
Body Search in Ohio River Narrows Missing Man
Police boats continued to drag the Ohio River near Ashland Kentucky for the body of 26 year old Joe Dishman of Coal Grove who apparently fell from an Armco Steel Corp derrick barge. He reportedly suffered rheumatic fever last year and might have been stricken again aboard the barge.
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Ashland
Ohio
Joe Dishman
Coall, Grove
Armco Steel Corp
Dishman
Auto Tag Fee Hike Likely Blocked by Budget Outlook
Ohio's biannual budget forecast shows no deficit, dampening support for a proposed $5 increase in passenger auto license fees. Senator Lowell Fess says he won't push the bill unless a deficit appears. In Cincinnati, Leroy Hart pleaded innocent to murder amid questions about the governor's budget projections showing surplus revenues.
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Columbus
INS
Ohio
Lowell Fess
Yellow Springs
Senate Taxation Committee
Cincinnati
Lemuellrosy
Trotter
Cincinnat
Walter
Fe Id Hart
O'Neill
Chinese Style Killings Confessed Police Say
Hartford police arrested two men Joseph Taborsky and Arthur Colombe on murder charges tied to six killings in the Hartford area over two months. Victims were forced to kneel and shot in the head in a method borrowed from Chinese executions. Taborsky, once on death row, could face execution if convicted.
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Hartford, Conn
Hartford
Joseph Taborsky
Brooklyn
N. Y
Arthur Colombe
Joseph C. Kelly
Taborsky
Colombe
al Ibert
Connecticut State Prison
State Supreme Court of Errors
Albert Taborsity
Albert
Cedar Point Study Group Proposed for Land Purchase
Rep. Lyle G. Zuber proposes a six member House and Senate committee to buy land or easements at Cedar Point with a 25000 dollar appropriation. The group would have full freedom to act to prevent losing public beach area amid opposition from Rep. Ethel Swanbeck.
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Columbus, C
Ulp
Lyle G. Zuber
Franklin
Cedar Point
Zuber
House
Senate
Ohio
Ethel Swanbeck
Erie
Town Council Renames Carnival Title Over Defamatory Term
In LAREN Netherlands the council changed the carnival title from Ali Baba and the 40 Nassers to Ali Baba and the 40 Rovers after the Egyptian ambassador deemed Nassers defamatory of President Nasser. The word Nassers is a local dialect for ghuttons and was replaced to avoid an international incident.
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Laren
Netherlands
Ims
Counci
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Lawyer Sentenced in Embezzlement Case in Ohio
Edwin Stanley, once a prominent Youngstown attorney, received a sentence of one to 20 years in the Ohio Penitentiary after being convicted on six counts of embezzling 61646 dollars. Judge Harald Doyle of Mahoning County Common Pleas denied probation.
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Youngstown
INS
Edwin Stanley
Ohio Penitentiary
Mahaning
Red China releases American abductee menaced Pittsburgh area
Hong Kong reports the release of one of ten American captives, Mrs Juanita Byrd Huang, who taught at a missionary school before her abduction by Chinese agents. Meanwhile in Pittsburgh area a gunman abducted two women, robbed a driver, and assaulted another before fleeing.
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INS
Red China
Juanita Byrd Huang
Pittsburgh
Mount the
East Liberty
Homewood
Brushton
Olive
Alloday
Huang
Hong
Lorin Maazel
Kong
Shanhai
China
Washington
Peiping
Geneva
Hutang
U.S
Marian Maazel
Westmoreland County
New Kensington
Ohio bill would require medical exams for drivers
A Columbus bill proposes mandatory medical examinations for all drivers when obtaining or renewing licenses. The plan would raise driver pay to between 2,000 and 10,000 dollars annually for those deemed fit, while others would face higher costs or disqualification. The measure, supported by Rep. Rob Rep. Michael J. Crosser and Louis Schneidler, aims to improve road safety by weeding out unfit motorists.
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Crosser
Ohio
Legis
Max H. Dennis Schneider
Rob
Michael J. Crosser
D-Day
R-Clinton
Louis J. Schneidler
L. Johnson
R-Medina
Ahoga
Telephone Strike Ended as Ohio Workers Return to Work
CWA members in 24 southeastern Ohio counties end a seven month strike by reporting to work for Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co. A 16 month contract signed in Columbus raises pay for most of the 550 employees by up to VW cents per hour. The closed shop ends. a substitute maintenance of membership clause is approved.
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Columbus
INS
Ohio
Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co
Communications Workers of America
CWA
Ohio Consolidated
Nasser Influence Seen in Arab Conference Communique
Cairo reports strong evidence that Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser shapes Arab policy after a three day Big Four meeting. The communique hints at Gaza and Suez control demands, calls for Israel withdrawal, and seeks war compensation from Britain France and Israel amid Cold War neutrality.
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Cairo
INS
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Israel
U. N
Egypt
U.N
Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
Suez Canal
Benson Predicts 5 Percent Farm Income Rise This Year
Agriculture Secretary Izra Taft Benson told President Eisenhower that farm income should rise five percent in the current year and that American agriculture will begin an upward economic trend.
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Clarence L. Wetzel
Columbiana
Wetzel
Kenneth F. Berry
Corshocton
House Elections Committee
D-Belmont
John J. Chester
R-Franklin
Lancione
Benson
Bridgepernty
Port
Martins Ferry
Bellaire
America
Washington
INS
Izra Taft Benson
Eisenhower
Spain names friendliness as new cabinet policy
The Madrid government led by Generalissimo Francisco Franco adopts friendliness as its foreign policy theme. The declaration promises cordial U S relations, strong ties with Western Europe, solid solidarity with Latin America, and bonds of goodwill with Portugal and Arab states while omitting any reference to Communist nations.
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Madrid
INSI
Francisco Franco
U.S
Portugal
Latin America
Not In Season Court Fines Forester for Shooting Helicopter
In Versailles France forester Michael Richard aged 23 was fined 60 000 francs 171 dollars after shooting a helicopter on the wing to protect his pheasants according to a UP report.
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Versailles
France
Forester
Michael Richard
Frances
Officials Completing Agreement in Gaza Strip Talks
A guarded statement from Israeli Foreign Minister Eban signaled progress in the Gaza Strip dispute. The State Department contacted the Israeli embassy as Washington and Tel Aviv pressed discussions over several days, with renewed hope of a broader settlement.
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Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
Eban
State Department
Washington
Science Fiction Shifts From Monsters to Society
University of California research psychologist Dr. Zoe I. Treguboff says bug-eyed monsters are fading. In a talk on the decline of such figures, he notes science fiction now emphasizes politics and society of the future after surveying 103 stories and finding only 12 percent feature nonhuman characters.
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Los Angeles
Zoe I. Treguboff
University of California
Treguboft
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