MIG Jets Fly Over Truce Zone Near Korea War Anniversary
The ROK reports Soviet-built MIG fighters flew across the Korean truce zone near Chorwon and Kumhwa between 9 and 10 a.m. No casualties were reported as the incident coincides with the eve of the Korean War’s seventh anniversary. Official sources caution about uncertainty whether the planes crossed the demilitarized line.
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Seoul
Korea
Kim Chong Kap
Kumhwa
Kim
Intel
Chorwon
Kurn‘hwa
Ae Ug Oe
U.S. Far East Air Force
U.S. Far East Command
Tokyo
Air Force
ROK Defense Ministry
Sth Air Force
Two Plane Wrecks Kill 17 In Separate Crashes
At Port Hardy British Columbia a Pacific Western airliner wrecked with 14 injuries and the pilots killed. In Minnesota a North Central DC3 made a safe belly landing. seven passengers and three crew survived. A separate report notes nine Navy crewmen uninjured after a Neptune bomber emergency landing in Lake Champlain near Ethan Allen AFB. The article also mentions Armistice-era radar observations and disputed reports of MIG incursions.
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Port Hardy
B.C
Minneapolis
Ita
Hartess Pat Wilson
Vancouver
Pacific Western
lAirlines DC3
Hardins-eeeburg
Pekin
Harold E. Saylor
Richard Franklin Lippert
Willard J.bates
Washington, MI
North Central Airlines
Wold-Chamberlain International
Lake Thamplain
Ethan Allen Air Force Base
UN Survey Details China's Credit to Egypt Before Suez
A United Nations survey reports Communist China extended more than 12 million dollars in credits to Egypt just before the Suez Canal crisis. Egypt used the funds, converting to Swiss francs, to pay for Western European imports, leaving about 97 million dollars in other funds for essential goods, including arms and ammunition from Soviet satellite suppliers.
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United Nations
N.Y
INS
China
Egypt
Cairo
Western
Europe
Eastern
Weather and regional brief plus postwar trade note
Partly cloudy cooler today with highs 75 to 80 and overnight lows 54 to 58. Tuesday fair and mild. Sunday temperatures around 71 with high humidity in the morning dropping later. Lake Erie winds shift from west to northwest tonight. A UN survey on Economic Developments in the Middle East 1955 56 notes Egypt's foreign trade moving toward the Soviet bloc after Suez asset freezes.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Boy Admits Killing Friend For A Favor In Philadelphia
Police say 14 year old Curtis Edwards admitted killing stevedore Martin Daniels, 35, as a favor to a friend. Daniels died on his South Philadelphia porch after a Friday dispute over money. Edwards planned the act with two other youths and was helped by a gun borrowed from another teen.
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Philadelphia
INS
AFL
Anniver
Curtis R. Edwards
Martin Daniels
South Philadelphia
William
Daniels
Martin Jr
Madeline
Edwards
Albert Strolls
Charles Ozalis
David R. Roberts
Homicide
Grover Cleveland Edwards
Rockyon Penitentiary
Coe WN
South Philadel
Isaac Teitelbaum
Nevada test blast damages master control building
Nevada test site produced the most powerful atomic blast yet in 1957 damaging the concrete master control building 14 miles away. Scientists including Lewis Strauss and Ernest Lawrence described progress toward a "clean" bomb with reduced fallout while confirming no definitive production status.
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Nevada
Desert
Washington
United States
Angel's Peak
Energy Commission
Dee Souk
Atomic Energy Commission
Lewis Strauss
House
Strauss
Eisenhower
U.S
Ernest C. Lawrence
Lawrence
Mark M. Mills
Edward Teller
University of California Radiattion Laboratory
Joint Atomic Congressional Committee
AEC
Ex Pitcher Prendergast Flays Ball Club Owners before Congress
Former pitcher James V Prendergast told the House Anti trust subcommittee that major league club owners are brutal to players and urged severance pay disability benefits pension and a voice in choosing the commissioner He recalled disputes with Warren Giles and said he was kept in Syracuse after spring training despite a minor league record and a GI bill remark he attributed to Giles
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New York Yankee
Syracuse
House Antitrust Subcommittee
Prendergast
Washington
INS
Cincinnati Club
Warren Giles
National League
Reds
Giles
Gay Cited By Liquor Board In Ohio action
John A. Gay and his wife Dorothy of Johnny's Recreation Lorain were cited by the Ohio Board of Liquor Control on charges filed in Columbus by state liquor agent Donald Van Horn and federal narcotics agent Joseph Kuczynski. The hearing was set for Cleveland where the board sits as a civil action against their right to do business, not double jeopardy. Van Horn will be the principal witness. Gay was previously acquitted on marijuana charges but the liquor board cites impropriety under regulation 52 and section 4301.25. The action follows the couple’s criminal trial in which the jury found Gay not guilty on marijuana possession and sale.
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John A. Gay
Ohio Board of Liquor Control
Dorothy
Johnny's Recreation
Broadway
Lorain
State Liquor Board
Columbus
Donald van Horn
Joseph Kuczynski
James Videan
Ohio
Liquor Control Board
Videan
Common Pleas Court
Liquor Board
Cleveland
Williamsburg
C. William
O'Neill
van, Hom
Briday
John Skipton
Zebihaey
Baltimore
van Horn
Gay
Common Pleas
Teamsters Postpone Meeting Over Hoffa Bribery Trial
Washington dispatch reports the Teamsters executive board postponed a Los Angeles meeting for at least a week due to the bribery trial of vice president James R. Hoffa. Hoffa confirmed the postponement as juror selection proceeded in federal court in Washington with defense attorney Daniel B. Maher questioning jurors about prior knowledge of the Halin race.
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Washington
INS
Teamsters Union Executive Board
Los Angeles
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Human I
Fishbach
Daniel B. Maher
Cullitan Dies At Cleveland Hospital
Frank T core Cullitan, 77, longtime Cuyahoga County resident, died Sunday at Lakeside Hospital in Cleveland. The obituary notes his life and ties to local affairs, as Hoffa's case headlines spread through jury deliberations last week.
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Cleveland
Frank T. Corey Oe Cullitan
Cuyahoga
Hoffa
Dr. Samary
Senate
Sheppard
Lakeside Hospital
Fischbach
Staf
Sheriff Dies At Mansfield
Richland County Sheriff E P Long known as Doggie died after a heart attack at Mansfield People's Hospital. He collapsed three hours after being admitted. He had served as sheriff for many years and was a familiar figure in the county law enforcement.
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Mansfield, D
INS
E. P
Doggie) Long
Richland County
Mansfield People’s Hospital
Republic Plans 102 New Ovens For Smoke Free Coke Works
Republic Steel announced plans for two smokeless coke oven batteries as part of a 20 million dollar program. The two batteries will house 51 ovens each and aim to be more efficient and economical while reducing air pollution, at an estimated cost of 14 million dollars.
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Cleveland
Cullitan's long court tenure and late retirement
Cullitan was appointed prosecutor in 1931 and re-elected five times. He retired from public life last fall due to ill health. Although unable to appear in court during Dr. Sheppard's 1954 murder trial of his wife Marilyn, Cullitan still directed the prosecution from his office.
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Cullitan
Dr. Sheppard
Marilyn
Lost Ad helps recover belongings Chronicle-Telegram
A Lost Ad service offers to return items by placing a classified ad. It promotes finding cash, pets, jewelry and other belongings by dialing 4752 to reach an ad-writer at once.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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