Asia Pact Debate Likely Next Week
Senate likely to begin debate next week on the Southeast Asia Treaty Organization after the Foreign Relations Committee approved the eight-nation pact 14 to 1. Senator Walter P. George said the floor discussion should start soon. The agreement aims to curb communist aggression or subversion in Southeast Asia.
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Carnegie Awards Honor 14 Bravery Heroes In Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh report lists 14 recipients of Carnegie Hero medals for bravery. Teenagers and a Virginia City foreman are among honorees including John Minateo, 16, who saved classmates from a runaway car at Pittshireh.
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Costa Rican Army Plans Victory Parade Tomorrow
Costa Rica's patchwork army moved toward the capital to stage a victory parade after crushing a revolt. President Jose Figueres said about 3,000 volunteer troops would march on Sunday as Congress planned to restore civil liberties. Seven soldiers were killed and 20 wounded before the forces halted the revolt near the Nicaraguan border.
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Thousands Flee Flood In France
Paris area residents fled rising Seine and Marne waters as a dike broke, with thousands evacuated and more warned to leave. Police urged Ivry sur Seine and Saint Maurice residents to evacuate while crews reinforced dikes and rescued marooned families. Cardinal Felin called for prayers for better weather as intermittent rain continued.
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Senators Read Reports On U S Troops Mistreated Abroad
Senator Ralph Flanders said he has reports that American servicemen abroad are mistreated in foreign courts and will urge the State Department to seek corrections under the U S constitution. He cited cases including Richard T Keefe and Tony Sealetti and noted proposed treaty provisions allowing withdrawal after four years.
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Get tough policy on family quarrels tops Elyria officials
Mayor J Grant Keys and Police Chief J E Boggs vow a tough new approach after chronic cases where a wife refuses to sign a police complaint. Officers will file complaints to ensure safety as officers handle post altercation releases. The policy aims to stop police from mediating family disputes without signed complaints.
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Air Force cancels Thunderbirds show over criticism
A Cleveland report covers the Air Force canceling a Thunderbirds air show citing criticism of extravagance. meanwhile criminologist Dr Paul Kirk arrives in Bay Village to examine the Sheppard murder case and promises findings impacting the ongoing appeal.
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Thunderbirds show canceled over taxpayer risk comments
The Thunderbirds planned for the Aero Rama weekend show were called off after criticism. Baker warned that a crash could cost taxpayers millions, while the Air Force and Col Hadley Eicker from Miami Air Force Base defended the team as more than an amusement.
Russian Envoys Summoned Home
Soviet ambassador Jacob Malik left London for Moscow on a Kremlin summons to join Georgi Zarubin in Paris and Sergel Vinogradov in Moscow. The recall signals possible new Soviet diplomatic moves over Germany or Red China.
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Ex-Banker Given Probation After No Contest Plea
Ex-banker Vining, former cashier for First National Bank of Cleveland, received two years probation after pleading no contest to a false bank statement entry. Judge Connell spared jail. $34,600 shortage linked to bookkeeper Tillie Sacher, who later died by suicide. Vining repaid $4,000 and had divested assets. she allegedly stole the funds from a special account funded by bond interest.
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Increase In 3 Years Reported By Lorain County Auditor
Walter A. Godfre y reports a three year total of 26 337 400 dollars in residential area improvements added to the Lorain county tax dup to cate. About 11 710 units were listed by county tax appraisers across cities villages and townships with 75 percent likely new dwellings. 1952 led with 8 938 950 in value, 1953 followed with 9 545 190, and 1954 totaled 6 853 260.
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Bus Crash near Cuatla Kills Dozens on Mountain Road
A crowded Mexican bus plunged off a mountain road near Cuatla on the International Highway to Oaxaca, killing at least 31 and burning or crushing, with 13 injured. Police hunt for the driver and captain who fled. Red Cross reports indicate several seriously injured and hospital transfer to Juatla.
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He Gets A Home
Marion man Farle Vaughn, 59, told a judge he was a vagrant and faced a five month sentence. He explained he works as a lunch wagon cook at the county fair and will be out of work until June, and the judge granted the request.
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Windstorm Hits Hawaiian Islands
HONOLULU UP The Hawaiian Islands brace for a second day of 75 mph winds as crews repair Friday's damage. The storm, Hawaii's worst in seven years, toppled KULA's 370 foot radio tower but caused no injuries or other property damage. Fallen trees and landslides blocked a main highway and disrupted traffic while winds to 58 mph and gusts to 75 mph were recorded at Makapuu Lighthouse and near the airport.
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