Arabs blame United States and Britain for UN Algeria defeat
At the United Nations, Arabs blamed U.S. and British support of France for defeating their bid to have the Security Council discuss Algeria. Russia and Iran urged full debate, while the United States Britain France Cuba Belgium Australia and Peru opposed. China and Yugoslavia abstained.
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U.S
France
UN Security Council
Russia
Iran
Britain
Cuba
Belgium
Australia
Peru
China
Yugoslavia
Arkady A. Sobolev
Herve Alphand
America
1. S
Bethlehem
Republic
3 Year Pact May Avert Steel Strike
Industry and union negotiators show mixed reactions as a five year offer faces rejection yet hints at compromise. Top steel executives in New York advise negotiators while officials discuss a potential contract aimed to prevent a nationwide strike.
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Fard
McDonald
New York
Shift to UHF TV Channels Studied by Government
The FCC announced it is studying a potential eventual switch from VHF to UHF television channels. The move would require about a year to implement and a transition period for existing receivers. UHF offers 70 channels vs 12 in VHF, allowing more stations but faces early adoption challenges.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Four Bank Tax Proposals Considered in Columbus Session
The Ohio Legislature in a special session weighs four bank tax options after a state supreme court ruling voided the previous tax. Proposals include elevating deposit taxes to support local governments, redefining mutual ownership to fit the ruling, increasing capital shares tax for about two years, and using excess revenues to offset a four to eight million dollar loss to localities.
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Columbus
INS
Legislative Service Commission
Supreme Court
Lawsche
State Bans Reducing Coffee Sale In Ohio
Clark We Van Scheik chief of the state Department of Agriculture Food and Drug Division announced a ban on selling reducing coffee in the state. He said the products include guar gum and are adulterated not pure coffee, with no evidence of appetite depressant effects. The product is misbranded as not described as a mixture. safety concerns and health hazards are cited.
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Columbus. O
van Scheik
Senate rebuffs on air force funds and broader budget talk
Senate action on defense funding shows a split path as the chamber votes 48 to 40 to add 100 million for the Air Force within a 34.8 billion defense package, while open debate continues on foreign aid and civil rights. House-Senate talks loom over the final appropriations amid investigations and cost of living concerns.
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Washington
Air Force
Senate
Eisenhower
House
Senate House
Senator George warns aid cuts may undermine U.S. leadership
Senator Walter F. George, chair of the Foreign Relations Committee, warned that substantial cuts in foreign aid could erode U.S. leadership of the free world and hinder peace prospects. He urged careful study of the aid program as Senate debates on military and economic assistance proceed.
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Walter FL
George Ud-Gal
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
George
Theoderr Francis Green
Washington
INS
Walter F. George D-Gai
U.S
Free World
Foreign Relations Committee
Air Chiefs Tour Soviet Jet Plant During Moscow Visit
Gen. Nathan Twining with Britain and France air chiefs toured a Moscow jet engine factory, viewing production lines behind fences. They observed three aircraft with panels removed, studied engines and radar gear, and called Zhukovsky institute visit the best day yet.
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Nathan Twining
Britain
France
Owiskitls
Moscow
Russia
Wester
Capite
Ital
Zhukovsky Aviation Engineering Institute
Twining
Statler Trial Enters Third Day In Cleveland Murder
Louis Statler, 69, faces a first degree murder trial in Cleveland for the slaying of 18 year old Gloria Ferry of Altoona Pennsylvania. Coroner Samuel Gerber testifies that Ferry died by strangulation with no disease bite wounds or poison evident. A three judge panel presides over the case at Brookside Park location.
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Cleveland
INS
Louis Statler
Statler
Gloria Ferry
Altoona
Brookside Park
Cuyahoga County
Samuel R. Gerber
Gerber
Tere
Palisades Park Restores Tunnel of Love Power
Palisades Amusement Park reported an electrical glitch in the tunnel of love causing an outage. After repairs, the park issued free passes for another ride to couples affected by the interruption during the darkened ride.
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Palisades Park
Palisades Amusement Park
Tunnel of Love
Turnpike Crash In Pennsylvania Takes 3 Lives
Three people died in a turnpike wreck east of the Bedford interchange in Bedford Pa. The victims were Richard Powell his wife Nancy 19 and Clifford Brown all of Philadelphia. State police said the car driven by Mrs Powell skidded on the rain slicked highway hit a guard rail and smashed into a culvert then plunged 18 feet down an embankment against a utility pole.
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Bedford. Pa
Pennsylvania
Bedford
Richard Powell
Nancy
Clifford Brown
Philadelphia
Polce
Severe storms strike Midwest and South killing several
A series of tornadoes and fierce thunderstorms swept the northern midwest and south land killing at least six people. In Chicago a lightning strike killed a construction worker and other deaths occurred in Wisconsin Indiana Florida and Pennsylvania as storms lashed towns and highways. At Camp McCoy Wisconsin lightning struck tents injuring guardsmen while Cpl Lawrence Nelson aided a burn victim with artificial respiration.
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Mideast
Southland
Grand Rapids
Mich
U. S. Weather Bureau
Middleton
Crawfordsville
Ind
Denmark
Wis
Chicago
Joseph Cimino
George Nelson
Almond
Melissa Mabel Mears
Marian
Courthouse Building Idea Studied at Public Meeting
A plan for a larger courthouse complex featured a front structure to hold county offices and a separate public meeting hall. Architects involved noted the drawings were thesis projects, not final proposals, shown to officials to illustrate possible directions. Attendees included Mayor Keys, judges, commissioners, the prosecutor, and Chronicle Telegram reporters.
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Oeople
Schoepflé
Mayor Keys
Common Pleas
John Pincura
J. J. Smythe
Harold Ewing
Oscar Dunn
J. Norman Thompson
Paul Mikus
Don Patterson
Legislators Back Crossing Drive Study Plan
Seven lawmakers joined a study committee formed by the Legislative Service Commission to research railroad crossing safety. The plan calls for public hearings and research by the commission with support from railroad officials and safety experts. Senator Mechem said the group would prepare legislation for the 1957 regular session and that existing funds should cover the committee’s needs.
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Mittee
Legislative Service Commission
Mechem
Burge
Seuses
Ould
Akron
Tri-County Safety Committee
Summit
Portage
Medina
Lovers quarrel ends in Maple Heights bus driver shooting
A 20 year old Cleveland woman faced homicide charges after allegedly shooting and killing Wilbern Cromer, 31, in Maple Heights following a breakup. Police said Cromer beat Williams before she fired four shots while they sat in his car.
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Cleveland
Maple Heights
Willa V. Williams
Wilbern Cromer
Cramer
Toledo Girl Drowns in Minnesota Lake
Linda Valentine of Toledo drowned Tuesday in Lake La Homme near Alexandria while attempting to retrieve an oar lost from her boat. The incident occurred in calm water and her body was recovered by rescuers.
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Alexandria
Minn
Linda
Valentine
Toledo
Lake la Homme
Ohio seeks new $19 million agriculture research lab site
A 25 state delegation from Ohio testified in St. Louis to win a proposed $19 million U.S. Agriculture Department lab. Ohio promotes sites near Columbus Findlay and Washington Court House, aiming to place the facility on about 400 acres for some 100 buildings and 500 jobs. The panel will visit up to five sites before narrowing to three to five locations nationwide.
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Ohio
St. Louis
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Buckeye State
Buckeye
US Department of Agriculture
Colympus
Findlay
Washington’ Court House
Ohin
Hioward L. Bevis
Ohio State University
Walter’ R. Krill
College of Veterinary Medicine
Andrew Soreensen
James R. Hay
W. E. Kraus
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Wooster
W. D. Poundin
Richard Anderson
Battelle Memorial Institute
Krill
Kesman
Iclude
Fayette and
Hancock Counties
Seswaren
Federal
Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
Columbus
Salesman Sentenced In Abortion Death Case
Clothing salesman Thomas G. Daniel was sentenced to eight to thirty years in New York state prison for the death of 2 year old Jaqueline Smith. He professed love for the Lebanon girl and denounced prosecutors after his conviction for first degree manslaughter in an abortion in his apartment last Christmas Eve. The body was never found and prosecutors alleged the men cut the body into pieces and disposed of them in trash on the West Side.
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EW York
Thomas G. Daniel
New York State
Jaqueline Smith
Lebanon
Mitchell D. Schweitzer
Daniel
Iivid
Leo Pijuan
Miss Smith
New York
West Side
Fountain crackdown ends in city waterway action
Dallas man Harry Owens 26 said his hobby is shooting as detectives uncover a car loaded with a revolver 100 bullets a tear gas gun daggers switch blades burglary tools and other weapons near a Chicago fountain. City officials order the fountain turned off amid the incident.
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Chicago
Harry Owens
Dallas
Tex
Dave
Nie Ory
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