Bank Robbery Loot Exceeds Fifty Thousand Dollars
In Sharon Pennsylvania a gunman in disguise robbed the McDowell National Bank branch, taking more than 50 000 dollars. The bandit escaped in a car, later found abandoned near a service station. A polio patient in Memphis required eight hours of manual lung pumping to stay alive during the incident.
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Helene
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Harrison Reinhart
New Castle
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McDowell Bank
Helicopters Spark Congress Debate Over Cost and Use
Lawmakers clash as President uses two helicopters for travel to the airport and country club. Rep. Mahon seeks itemized cost, noting possible wider use. Rep. Price questions safety of road travel. The discussion centers on a $561,000 helicopter purchase from Bell Aircraft and maintenance costs, with safety and policy implications highlighted.
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Country Club
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Secret Service
Mahon
Mel Price
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Board of
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Pilot Capt Franklin Greenspan cites scattered gear across miles
Captain Franklin Greenspan of Rantoul Illinois and the aircraft crew report their gear is spread over a wide area as they search for missing equipment. The statement reflects the challenges faced by the crew in locating scattered items after the incident.
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Franklin Greenspan
Rantoul, IL
Farm Bureau backs temporary soil bank for corn program
Washington reports the American Farm Bureau Federation and Agriculture Secretary Ezra Taft Benson favor prompt legislation on this year’s corn program. Supporters propose a temporary soil bank option allowing farmers to choose between a 51 million acre base with price supports or a 37.3 million acre base with lower supports, and the choice to stay in or out of the soil bank without penalties.
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INL
American Farm
Bureau Federation
Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
Woolve
Frank K. Woolley
Ley
Senate
Mittee
Benson
Iton
Mardi Gras Revelry Hits Peak Tonight in New Orleans
New Orleans prepares for Fat Tuesday parades led by Rex the King of Mis Rule and King Zulu. Gov Earl Long declares a holiday as workers take time off to watch the festivities and the city allocates funds for the celebrations.
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New Orleans
Canal Street
Rex
Zulu
William Boyxing
Boykin
Earl K. Long
AEC Approves Grant to OSU for Nuclear Training Equipment
The Atomic Energy Commission approved a $48,350 grant to Ohio State University for laboratory equipment to train nuclear scientists and engineers. The grant was part of 15 totaling $2.2 million.
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Washington Iup
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Ohio State University
GE Strike Ends as Graham Dies Linked to Cigarettes Controversy
A five day GE strike ended after a settlement over workload at the Euclid plant. Dr Evarts A. Graham, pioneer lung surgery innovator who speculated on a cigarette lung cancer link, died at 73. He had championed an X ray cancer test and once claimed tobacco could influence cancer development.
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General Electric Com
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Suy
Tage Fes
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Cigarett
Inter - American Congress of Surgeons
Chicago
Richmond
Ind
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Calli
Biland
New Hampshire
Balllien
Bitsy
Washington University School of
Ohio legislature swamped with 166 new bills
A surge of 166 bills flooded the Ohio Legislature Monday night, bringing total proposals to 1,107 as lawmakers head toward today’s filing deadline. Highlights include a driver point system, potential license suspensions, revamping utility rate law, and a proposed right to work measure.
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Ohio
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Cleveland
Ohio Municipal League
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Ashtabula
Lorain
Akron
Dover
Vote Near On Ike's Doctrine
Washington report on Senate action to pass the Eisenhower Doctrine for the Middle East with pending amendments and a likely wide final margin. Lyndon B. Johnson expresses hopeful timing, while House and Senate work out differences in a joint conference. Budget, Knowland, and security items follow with notes on a 65 billion budget ceiling discussion and three foreign service officers questioned. John K. Emerson named as embassy counsel in Beirut.
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Senate
Middle East
Lyndon B. Johnson
U Senate House
House Rules Committee
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William F. Knowland
Internal Security
State Department
Foreign Service
John K. Emerson
U.S
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Lebanon
Lausche Denies Ohio Governor Run Plans
Piqua Daily Call reports Senator Frank Lausche denies plans to run for Ohio governor next year. He says the rumors are false and baseless and stresses he is in Washington to serve the people of Ohio rather than seek the governorship.
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Piqua Daily Call
Frank J. Lausche
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Qhio
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Washington
Israeli sources cite Eisenhower pledge as pullback trigger
Israeli sources say President Eisenhower gave a moral commitment to support Israel's withdrawal from Gaza and the Aqaba area. They credit a personal letter to Prime Minister Ben-Gurion as the major factor shaping the order to pull back, noting Meir's UN General Assembly speech as reinforcing context.
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Neighbors Aid Two Boys After Father Killing
In Arlington Virginia two brothers Frank Dodd Jr. and James Dodd aged 13 and 11 confessed to shooting their father Frank Dodd Sr. with a .22 rifle on January 24. Neighbors collect toys and defend the boys at a juvenile shelter while authorities consider murder charges.
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Frank Dodd Jr
James Dodd
Washington
Frank Dodd Sr
Dodd’s
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Slainather
Eden Leaves Hospital After Abdominal Inflammation
Sir Anthony Eden, improving after arrival February 21, leaves Greenlane Hospital for Otehei Bay in the Bay of Islands. An X ray confirmed the abdominal inflammation has subsided. He will stay at Wenderholme before departing Friday.
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New Zealand
Anthony Eden
Greenlane Hospital
Todag
Zak Brent
Wenderholme
Otehei Bay
Bay of Islands
Noble halts payment on eight trailers for highway use
Columbus. Highway Chief Charles M. Noble stopped payment on eight low boy trailers costing 14000 bought by the state Highway Department from Gledhill Road Machinery Co. of Galion. Seven had been delivered. payment on the eighth was halted as an investigation into alleged unnecessary spending proceeds. Former Director Linzell urged firing any official tied to gratuitous requisitions and vowed accountability.
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Charles M. Noble
State Highway Department
Gledhill Road Machinery Co
Galion
Noble
Columbus
Linzell
Samuel O. Linzell
Highway Department
State Post Indicated For Rupp
Fremont Ohio dispatch reports School Superintendent Allen E Rupp 55 plans to resign June 15 and is expected to become director of natural resources succeeding Col Herbert Eagon in Delaware. Eagon would move to adjutant general of Ohio after Gen Leo Kreber. Rupp, a Democrat, coached O Neill in high school debates and signed a new five year contract at 151500 a year.
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Allen £. Rupp
Natural Resources
Herbert Eagon
Delaware
Rupp
Natural Resources Post
Eagon
Leo M. Kreber
Ohio
William O'Neill
Cambridge
O'Neill
Trucker Leonard Adams Dies In Kentucky Dump Truck Crash
Cincinnati report says Leonard Adams aged 56 of Sanders Kentucky died when his two and a half ton dump truck loaded with building material rolled over on a hill. He was killed Monday in the accident near Cincinnati.
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Leonard Adams
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