American Bishop In China Missing in Red Territory
Bishop James E. Walsh, longtime American prelate in China, is missing behind the Bamboo Curtain. Diplomats report they cannot locate him in Shenghai, with church sources fearing imprisonment or house arrest. Walsh, born in Cumberland, Maryland, spent most of his career in China and refused escape in 1955 to support Chinese priests and worshipers.
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Hong Kong
UPI
James E. Walsh
Red China
Red Territory
inShenghai
Bisbop
Imm
China
Walsh
Cumberland
Catholic Central Bureau
Shanghai
Fists Fly At Union Meeting In Cincinnati
In Cincinnati a Teamsters Union meeting erupted into fights as about 50 police were called to defuse the disturbance. Starling, defeated in a bid for reelection, had left before the disruption. Starling was later arrested for disorderly conduct. Halderman also faced warrants. No injuries were reported as factions lingered at the union hall, with new officers expected next month.
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Cincinnati
UPD
Teamsters Union
Starling
Ray Halderman
Halderman
Walter G. Schulz
51 Bills Include 3 For SUB
County officials as sheriffs judges and auditors are named in the article. Four house bills raise motor scooter licensing ages to 16 18 or 19 with a junior probationary option suitable to the present 14 age. Senate bills push fair employment practices including a division of employment practices and a ban on discrimination in hiring and advertising. Myrl H Shoemaker proposes annual sessions of the General Assembly to replace the current biennial setup. Mills seeks powers for game protectors to prohibit drinking on state lands and to search for possession of intoxicants in such cases.
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House
Senate
Myrl H. Shoemaker
D-Ross
General Assembly
Mills
Voters OK in Sheffield Township Annexation Vote
Residents approve incorporation of Clearview Village amid strong east precinct support 200 to 97. Opponents warn tax rate rise to fund services while officials note Lorain city sewer and service policies. Committee plans to continue under new name with no immediate campaign actions.
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Mittee
Edwin Urban
Clearnew Village
Sheffield Township
Clearview Village
William H. Gillies
Clearmen
Board of Education
Vite
Lorain
John C. Jaworski
Columnist Ends Jail Sentence for Refusing to Name Source
Jersey City New York Herald Tribune columnist Mane Torre was released from Hudson County Jail after serving a 10 day contempt of court sentence for refusing to disclose her source on a Judy Garland item. Her freedom comes with the threat of further contempt actions if she continues to withhold the source, as Garland’s attorney vows to press again.
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Jersey City
WPD
Mane Torre
Hudson County
Judy Garland
New York
Freedom
Miss Torre
Miss Garland
Lionel Stopkin
Sylvester J. Ryan
Joan of Arc
Network
CBS
The
Herald Tribune
Parents plead for leniency in Brooklyn kidnapping case
The parents of Lisa Rose Chionchio ask for mercy for 43-year-old Jean Lavarone indicted for kidnapping their newborn from a Brooklyn hospital and keeping the infant for nine days. They call her a poor, sick woman and say her home is open if she may visit their child.
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New York
UPI
Lisa Rose Chionchio
Frank Chonchio
Frances
Jean Lavarone
Brooklyn
Chionchio
Four Old Bills Back Again in Columbus Legislature
Four measures return to the Ohio Legislature including a repeat proposal to regulate hunting of quail on state lands for testing and comparing under hunting conditions with wildlife division data. Other bills seek mail registration, increased license renewal notice timing, and equal pay protections for men and women.
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Columbus
UPI
Widlife
Reputo
Imyrl H Shoemaker
D-Ross
O’bnan
Joseph J Horvath
Frank R
Mix
Pohorny
Cleveland
Franci Reno
D-Lucas
Slim Chance Seen To Save Boy's Sight
Natchez Mississippi dispatch reports seven year old Hugh Thornhill faces glaucoma and a planned removal of his only good eye. A West Coast specialist may attempt to restore sight after a Memphis airline shipment arranged a long tentative flight to New Orleans for the treatment. The boy's parents Mr and Mrs Hugh A Thornhill sought any possible salvation after years of failed operations since he was an infant.
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Hugh Thornhill
Natchez, Miss
Otaly Te
Kat Anal
California
UPI
UPS
Clean Airlines
Memphis
Utah
Wiliam Ferguson
New Orleans
Hugh
Louis. A. Thornhill
Scott Seeks 200 Million Act to Aid Hard-Hit Areas
Sen. Hugh Scott proposes a 200 million area development bill aimed at long term economic relief for persistent unemployment in Pennsylvania and other regions, seeking to satisfy Eisenhower veto concerns while addressing hard hit communities.
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Scott
Washington
API
Hugh
Leo Scott
Eisenhower
Cowboy Draws Fast And Big In London
Hugh O'Brian known as Wyatt Earp has outdrawn every visiting cowboy in England since Tom Mix, according to his managers.
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London
UPI
Hugh O'Brian
Wyatt Earp
England
Tom Mix
Twin Calves Are Project Goal
The measure would authorize a 200 million dollar revolving loan fund to help communities assist local industry to expand or rebuild and attract new industry. It also proposes up to 50 percent federal loan participation with 10 percent state or local and 5 percent non governmental sources. The Commerce Department would oversee the program, with loans up to three years.
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Scott
Dayton Woman Pioneer In Space Test
Dayton electronics technician Zelma Arment volunteered to spend nearly seven days in an isolation chamber to study sensory deprivation for Air Force space medicine. Identified by Air Research and Development Command, she underwent a 40 minute shorter confinement at Holloman AFB while observations on after effects continued.
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UPD
Zelma Arment
Air Force
Miss Arment
Air Research and Development Command
Dayton
Holloman Air Force Base
Alamogordo
Aero - Medical Laboratory
Rosario Pilato Death and Draft Notice Recalls Sicily Tragedy
In Caltanissetta Sicily Little Rosario Pilato died days after birth in 1941. Shortly after, his father received a postcard from the draft office asking Rosario to report for military service.
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Caltaniseita
Sicily
UPD
Little Rosario Pilato
Rosario
Mikoyan Arrives in New York for Economic Talks Dinner
Soviet envoy Mikoyan attends a dinner at the Waldorf Astoria hosted by the Economic Club while tight security surrounds his New York visit. Police and agents guard the U N Embassy and streets, with anti-Soviet demonstrators limited by a heavy police presence.
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Loeb
Mikoyan
Economic Lab
New York
Hotel Astor
Vera
Russia
Nicholas
Ike Fences With Newsmen At National Press Club Lunch
President Eisenhower agrees to answer reporters questions at a National Press Club lunch. More than 500 journalists attend as a live telecast captures the Q and A session, a first for a White House press conference on television.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
National Press Club
Washington Evening Star
White House
Bird
Hena
Glass Strike To Halt Chrysler Production
Negotiations are deadlocked in the 101 day Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co strike. The walkout idles about 13,000 workers and will halt 1959 Chrysler production as federal mediator Robert Donnahoo reports limited talks in separate sessions to resolve issues on seniority and incentives.
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Chrysler
Philadelphia
UPI
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Chrysler Corp
Robert Don
Findey
Donnahoo
Detroit
Evansville
Newark
Del
Will Case Tests Canine Heir Of Toledo Estate
In Toledo a probate battle tests whether Nancy the dog can inherit a $25 000 estate after the death of John Langdon. Langdon’s will originally left legacies to Lassie the collie and designated that any remaining funds go to the government, but Nancy was raised by Langdon and may be considered Lassie’s successor for purposes of inheritance. If Nancy cannot inherit, the government would claim the money. Meanwhile in Washington DC the Rt Rev Arthur C Lichtenberger will be installed today as the 71st presiding bishop of the Episcopal Church at Washington Cathedral. About 3000 dignitaries and 75 diocesan bishops attend. he was elected in October at Miami Beach and will serve until 1970.
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Toledo
Lucas County
Nan- John Langdon
Susper Collie
Lassie
Langdon
U.S
Nancy
Miami Beach
Fis
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