U S Rules Out Red China Recognition Deal
Washington officials ruled out any swap of diplomatic recognition or a United Nations seat for freedom of jailed Americans. They left open a students-for-Americans exchange, with cases of the Chinese under review for exit permits. Dag Hammarskjold’s return to Peiping was cited as aiding U.N. personnel released. Secretary Robertson condemned Red China as arrogant gangsters and warned against granting recognition or a U.N. seat, saying it would strengthen their effort and Soviet ties.
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Sheppard’s Father Back At Hospital in Bay Village
Dr. Richard A. Sheppard has been returned to his bed at Bay View Hospital after a medical exam found his lung ailment non malignant. The elder Sheppard had been moved to Cleveland Clinic Tuesday when treatment did not seem to help and returned to Bay View Thursday night. His condition remained serious, and his son noted relief at avoiding cancer.
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Bay View
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Rigid Farm Supports Drive Faces Obstacles
A Democrat backed plan to restore high rigid supports on farm commodities faces a Senate hurdle and presidential veto risk. In the House, Harold Cooley drives a proposal to raise supports for wheat cotton corn rice and peanuts. Meanwhile a Methodist bishop proposes uniting three large Protestant denominations into a United Church of Christ amid skepticism.
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Eisenhower
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Clfford Hope
Fraseire
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United Church of Christ
Ivan Lee Holt
Holt
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Senate Agriculture Committee
House — Committee
Errors Found Re Indictments Are Expected
Columbus Ohio AP reports prosecutor Frank Kearns and investigator Fred Selby likely to be reindicted next week after original bribery charges. Special prosecutors say a third person may face indictment in connection with the case.
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Youth Group Mobilizes March of Dimes Canisters in Schools
Elyria Youth Council directs canister placements in city schools for the March of Dimes drive. Mrs Gardiner Whitehead leads the effort with co chairs Susan Bishop and Elen Naughton. Advisors will tally funds Thursday and list of home room captains includes Cathy Whitehead Ellen Naughton and many named students across district and parochial schools.
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Elen Naughton
Cathy Whitehead
Alien
Mary Jane Wagner
Eastern Heights
Shirley Csincsak
Edison
Karen Pietch
Ely
Nancy Wentz
Franklin
Thelma Line
Garford
Ohio State to Announce 1935 Leaders at Columbus Dinner
The 1935 Ohio State football captaincy will be named at the Michigan Pants Club dinner in Columbus on January 20. The event seeds interest in who will lead the squad this season and which players may be chosen as captains.
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Ohio State
Michigan
Missing British atomic blueprint shocks London offices
Britain reports a top secret blueprint detailing progress in peacetime atomic power was stolen or vanished with a scientist’s briefcase in London. Scotland Yard and Military Intelligence launched an international hunt as officials warned the document did not reveal critical military or nuclear secrets. Overseas agents were alerted and taxi firms urged to aid in the search.
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Federal Turnpike Proposal Sparks Washington Debate
Washington news circles report a federal turnpike authority proposal aims to finance a nationwide toll road system. The plan, raising secrecy questions, follows talks with highway officials and a push from the National Conference on new civilan controlled highways.
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Opposition Looms For Ike's Military Training Proposal
Congressional leaders predict sharp opposition to President Eisenhower's plan for universal military training. The proposal would train 10,000 youths annually for six months and require 20 years in the reserves. House leaders expect hearings to press ahead while resisting the draft extension. Dulles signals optimism on Indochina policy as South Vietnam avoidance of communist domination remains a priority.
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Puzzle Over Ike 56 Plans Recalls Roosevelt In 1940
Lyle C. Wilson reports on a long-ago press conference game between reporters and President Eisenhower. The piece recalls how Franklin D. Roosevelt faced questions about a potential third term and how Roosevelts earlier income disclosure was used as political strategy. The historical note connects debates over precedent, term limits, and public perception to the Roosevelt era.
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New York Times
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Toll Roads Advance Seen in U S Proposals
AAA officials warn that President's Highway Commission plans would effectively force more toll roads on the interstate system. The remarks come as federal road proposals draw scrutiny in Washington.
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Jastos D. Clay
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Walt
Grand Jury Report On Strangling Case Expected Monday
Crawford County Grand Jury recessed today with no action on the case of a 17 year old who allegedly confessed to strangling his sister Pamela 16 in their Galion home on December 31 The panel is expected to report next Monday on the Spears case and other matters The boy was moved from juvenile to adult court after a mental examination and a signed confession.
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Frederick Spears
Juvenile Diagnostic Center
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Joan Sears
Frederick
Pamela
Galion
Settle Down Speech Undelivered by Capitol Intruder
Washington dispatch reports a mock like lady slipped into the House chamber and asked Speaker Rayburn to recognize her for five minutes. She urged the nation to settle down as guards tighten floor access amid freshmen and new members.
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Werner
Two Charges Filed In Man's Farm Jail Incident
Avon Naniciso G Colon of Brantford Ontario and J Lry Ris, both with Cleveland ties, faced two motor vehicle law charges after a crash with a red light and driving without a license. The grand jury found prison terms unlikely. the inmate described the Senate chamber as easier to reach than a jail entry and testified about seeking a temporary permit for a passenger.
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Clark
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