Senate weighs Eisenhower Doctrine challenge in mid east vote
In Washington, Sen. Richard Russell and allies push to strip military and economic aid from the Eisenhower Doctrine. Administration allies predict a close vote while warning the amendment would largely destroy the doctrine. Kennedy warns of emboldening foes and Johnson calls a special session.
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Washington
Middle East
Senate
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
State Department
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Lyndon Johnson
Elections
Albert Gore
Dtenn
Internal Security
Treasury
Harry Dexter White
China
White
Porter
Charles C. Porter
D-Ore
Rafael Trujillo
U.S
Judge Finds Union Guilty Of Contempt In Strike Case
Portsmouth Local 4871 of the Communications Workers of America and 20 members were found guilty of contempt of court by Judge William D. Radcliff for violating a seven month Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co. strike injunction. No sentences were imposed, only court costs. The judge said sentencing would be vengeance as the strike ended. Ohio Consolidated urged former employees who planned to return to jobs to do so by Sunday. several hundred had already returned.
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Portsmouth
INS
Communications Workers of America
William D. Radcliff
Circleville
Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co
Radcliff
Ohio Consolidated
Youths Admit Part In Arson and Thefts
Four Warren County youths admitted partial responsibility for a wave of arson and rural thefts in Warren and Butler counties over six months. Sheriff Richard Satterthwaite said others, including young girls, may be implicated and more crimes may be uncovered. The four youths were arrested Thursday.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Warren
Butler
Sherif Richard Satterthwaite
Crossing bill proposals aim to protect Ohio rail crossings
The Chronicle Telegram notes two crossing bills as lawmakers study safeguards after the Murray Ridge crash killed eight in Lorain County. A Legislative Service Commission report supports state aid for low cost protections and inventories to target the most dangerous crossings where 74.7 percent of Ohio's 11 401 crossings lack automatic protection.
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Akron
Murray Ridge Rd
New York Central
Lorain County
Chronicle-Telegram
Railroads
Legislative Service Commission
LSC
Chronicle
House-Senate
Rep
Johnson
Burge
Lorain
Charles A. Mosher
Oberlin
Michigan
Ohio
Leslie M. Burge
R-Lorain
Congress
Great Lakes
James F. McCaffery
D-Cuyahoga
Ohio Parent Teachers
John C. Pol
Princess Grace Reveals Caroline’s Daily Life Saint Moritz interview details care and quirks
Monaco reports Princess Grace sharing the private routine of Princess Caroline. She notes hats upset the child, cameras provoke crying, feeds occur every few hours, and elder attributes like eye color and forehead resemble Prince Rainier. She mentions infant welfare training and weighing progress with Dr. Gandelon.
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Stevens School
Philadelphia
Caroline
Rainier
Schools Get 45 Million From State
The State Department of Education will distribute 45,217,923 to school districts this week. The first quarterly allotment is more than 1 million above the 1956 fourth quarter. About 34,415,195 will go directly to districts. the rest funds the teachers retirement system and related trust accounts for buses.
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Columbus
State Department of Education
R. M. Eyman
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Eyman
Robert L. Roche
Division of
Youth Swallows 100 Aspirins in Headache Franked by Hospital News
Robert Krueger, 16, of Berea Ohio, was treated in good condition after swallowing 100 aspirin to ease a headache. He was rushed to hospital Thursday when companions noticed him dazed and vomiting. He was expected to be released soon.
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Berea
Robert Krueger
Krueger
Cleveland
INS
Standard Oil &Co
Ohio
Friends
Ronald
Stockhold
Arab blacklist drives ships to boycott Israel
Arab states have pressured global shipping and oil groups to shun Israel. Meir Sherman says 95 percent of U.S. oil firms avoid Israel, with about 150 ships blacklisted including eight American flags. The U.S. protests have yielded little change.
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Israel
Bet
Meir Sherman
Niky
York
U. S
Israe
State Department
Washington
State Senator Proposes Liquor ID Card To Curb Drunkenness
Ohio lawmakers consider a liquor identification card system requiring drinkers to show a state issued photo card when purchasing alcohol. Violations could lead to license loss for drunken driving or repeated offenses, with fines from 25 to 100 dollars. Other bills discussed include sales tax stamp repeal, railroad crossing funding via bonds, and sex offender registries.
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State Liquor Department
Farm Prices Dip 2 Percent in February
The Agriculture Department reports farm prices received fell two percent in the month ending February 15. Despite the drop, prices are three percent higher than a year ago, while costs for living and production supplies rose nearly one percent to a record high. Secretary Benson calls the February decline discouraging but notes the broader 1957 outlook remains for modest improvement.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Ezra T. Benson
Benson
AMA Urges Polio Vaccination Push Nationwide
United Press reports the American Medical Association urging state and local societies to focus two months on vaccinating people from six months to 40 years. Schools and free clinics will be used to reach those unable to pay. The campaign aims to curb polio and cut disease impact nationwide.
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AMA
Chicago
Thorities Today
The
Allegheny
Pittsburgh
Paign
Medical Society
Houston
Tex
Jonasiety
E. Salk
University of Pitts
Freeburgh
Iexa
American Medical Association
Detective Tells Of Dates Before Spying On Star
Hollywood private detective Fred Otash testified at a state Senate hearing about romancing Anita Ekberg and spying on her and Anthony Steel for Confidential and Whisper magazines. He described photographing Ekberg at her Bel Air home and during Steel’s visits, and said he dated Ekberg for seven months in 1954 and photographed her at beach and home locations with telephoto lenses. He also linked stolen files to reports in Confidential and denied details about a kidnapping case involving Marie McDonald.
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Hollywood
State Senate
Anita Ekberg
Anthony Steel
Fred Otash
Otash
Marilyn Monroe
Gloria
Y de Haven
Jeff Chandler
New York
Barney
Ruditsky
Hollywood Research, Ltd
Bel-Air
Otasu
Marie McDonald
Judge William Clark sues James B. Conant for 150000
In Trenton New Jersey Judge William Clark sues Harvard president emeritus James B. Conant for 150000 in a libel action filed in federal court. Clark says Conant’s statements led to the U S State Department denying his reappointment as chief justice of the high commission in Germany. Clark would donate any verdict to Harvard for international study scholarships.
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Trenton
William Clark
Princeton
James B. Conant
Harvard University
U.S
Germany
Conant
Clark
High Commission
Princeton University
Harvard
Ays. Conant
U.S. State Department
Wallaroo Causes Stir in Dallas Hideaway
A four foot wallaroo wandered into a Dallas suburb and dodged three zookeepers in a chaotic free for all before being pinned and recaptured. The incident occurred during a two day zoo event with over 100 delegates in attendance, nobody seriously injured.
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Dallas
Tex
Wally
Wallaroo
Columbus
Kangaroo
Ohio State
Margrams
Sales Park Zoo
Paul B. High
Cleveland
George Bulloch
Loch
Gulloch
Federation
Saud Sees Eisenhower Doctrine Gains at Arab Big Four
King Saud reports a distinct success for the Eisenhower Doctrine during the Arab Big Four talks in Cairo. He travels with Victor Purse to consult the U S State Department while Nasser, Hussein and Al Kuwaiti respond favorably to the plan, despite no full endorsement from the group.
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Cairo
INS
Saud
Eisenhower
U. S. State Department
Victor Purse
State Department
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Hussein
Shukri Al-Kuwaily
Raymond A. Hare
Big Four
Eisen
Nasser
U. S
U.S
East Bloc
Milk Strike Waning Leader Seeks Support
The Rev. John W. Dorney head of the Tri-State Master Dairy Farmers Guild toured northern New York to bolster the waning milk boycott. He addressed 600 farmers in St. Lawrence County and announced milk withholding in Jobalton Ogdensburg and Gouverneur as he planned pep talks in Richville Lowville and Boonville. Guild president Charles Hughes said the strike is not over and farmers remain determined.
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NEW York
John W. Dorney
Tri-State
Dorney
St. Lawrence County
Jobalton
Ogdensburg
Gouverneur
Richville
St. Lawence
Lowville
Lewis County
Boonville
Oneida County
Charles Hughes
Guild Unit One
Guild
Branchville
Nat
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