Portland Night Club Owner Denies Prostitution Connection
Nery Port land operator Nathan Zusman accused witness Helen Hardy of lying before Senate investigators probing labor underworld activities in the Pacific Northwest. Zusman demanded lie detector tests for Hardy and Smalley, insisting his club is clean and denying money exchanges for customer referrals.
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Storm Buries Wyoming and Colorado Roads Closed
A western storm dumped about six inches on Cheyenne Wyoming and seven inches on Leadville Colorado. State patrols closed U S 30 in southeast Wyoming and U S 87 in northeast Colorado and southeast Wyoming due to snow ice and poor visibility. A second storm center brought rain from the lower Mississippi Valley into the Ohio Valley with occasional snow flurries across the Great Lakes and Northern Plains.
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Weather Outlook for Ohio Northeastern and Northwestern Regions
Northeastern and Northwestern Ohio expect occasional rain or snow with a high near 38 to 42 today and a low 30 to 35. Thursday turns colder with scattered snow flurries, and overall temperatures will run 2 to 4 degrees below normal. Precipitation ranges 0.2 to 0.5 inches, with rain south and mixed precipitation north tonight through Thursday and again Sunday.
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Pope Pius XII Leads Ash Wednesday Lent Rite
Vatican city report says Pope Pius XII kneels in his chapel to mark Ash Wednesday with blessed palm ashes. In Ohio a fire destroyed a Fultonham home while a family of 13 evacuated with no injuries reported.
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UN Troops Cross Into Gaza Amid Delayed Israeli Withdrawal
UN officials report the first spearheads of UN forces entered the Gaza Strip after an Israeli withdrawal delay. One Israeli soldier was killed and two wounded in Arab ambushes as 20 000 refugees and 300 000 Arabs in Gaza faced mounting violence. Israel cited technical issues and kept the original withdrawal timetable secret while UN and Egyptian mediators sought a new deadline.
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Catches A Maiden's Ear at Huron High Band Festival
C T staff photos feature Earline Dickinson of Huron High School and other participants at a band festival. A related page 12 story covers a musical melee as officials report a last minute evacuation hitch in the Gaza Strip amid refugee unrest and a curfew following attacks.
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Pullout Set For Tonight In Gaza
Tel Aviv reports say Israeli forces will withdraw from the Gaza Strip within 24 hours after premier David Ben-Gurion won three confidence votes in the Knesset The government faced opposition from Herut Communists and General Zionists amid border clashes and a pending UNEF command change rumor surrounding Ralph Bunche.
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Syrian oil line repair approved
Damascus Syria The Syrian government approved repair of the Iraq Petroleum Company pipelines blown during the Anglo French invasion of Egypt marking the first break in the Arabs oil blockade from the Persian Gulf to Europe. Iraq Petroleum said oil could move within seven days of repair start.
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Free Ghana Declares Independence as Nkrumah Speaks
Accra Ghana marks independence with Kwame Nkrumah addressing 70 000 cheering Africans after midnight flag change from Union Jack to Ghana's red gold green. The new parliament opens with Vice President Nixon and the Duchess of Kent in attendance, celebrating end of colon ial rule.
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Jesus Loved Them Lent Feature Endorsed by Bishop
The Chronicle Telegram launches a 40 panel Lenten feature Jesus Loved Them starting Lent with page 6. Bishop Gerald Kennedy of the Los Angeles Methodist Church approves the series saying it helps reveal faith and courage. Artist Sam Patrick is praised for portraying contemporary figures with freshness and text by Omer Garrison noted for its insight.
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Senate approves Middle East Doctrine amendments
The Senate votes 72 to 19 to approve amendments to President Eisenhower's Middle East Doctrine. The House will be asked to accept the changes. White House backing is assured. Senators Bricker and Lausche supported the resolution.
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Eisenhower
Ohio
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Where To Turn TM Dairy Awards Distributed
DAIRY HERD awards presented to Harry Rowland and Pickworth brothers at a fun filled annual banquet. Completion of nine leases gives green light to early construction at a new shopping center. Girl Scout units plan to celebrate anniversaries during Week March 10. Ice fishing, a popular lake area winter sport, featured in a GT Picture Story.
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Refugee Sponsorship Delivers Surprise Arrival in Elyria
St. Andrew's Church learned from the National Council in New York that a East Germany refugee family would arrive in Elyria under church sponsorship. The group contains a mother Olga Ritz his son 14 and a husband to be Dimitn Peliwan. Papers were delayed hindering their marriage plans, prompting church committees to act quickly in welcoming them.
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Germans Bring Widow and Son to America
Mrs. Ritz a Bavarian widow and her son Friedhold left Regensburg for America aboard the SS Italia with plans to settle in the United States. They arrived in New York and were met in Cleveland by local church members and friends who arranged a temporary home and potential job for Pelwan while Friedhold starts trade school.
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Love and Law inspires classifieds appeal in The Chronicle
A Kentucky Court of Appeals judge once ruled a wife should not criticize her husband, saying he married a sweetheart not a coach. The Chronicle-Telegram urges readers to place classified rent ads for vacancies in housing, stores, or rooms and notes a contact number 4751 for an ad writer.
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UN Chief heads to Cairo to guide Emergency Force after Gaza pullout
Dag Hammarskjold will fly to Cairo to direct next steps for the United Nations Emergency Force after Israel withdraws from Egypt. A Middle East report is due Thursday and the General Assembly plans to meet Friday to consider it. The force would likely enter Gaza until the future is decided within the Palestine armistice framework. Israel signals opposition to settlement basis while Egypt’s Gaza status remains disputed.
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O Neill Criticizes 23 Member State Education Board
Governor ONeill called the 23 member elective State Board of Education unwieldy and ineffective and said abolishment in favor of an appointive body is under consideration. He noted Senate leaders agree the board has not acted effectively but stressed no policy decision has been made. The board currently has one member per congressional district and operates independently of the governor.
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State Asks New Bids On Tires
The Ohio Highway Department announced new specifications for about 200000 dollars worth of tires to be purchased in 1958. Highway Chief Charles M Noble said the specs follow Bureau of Standards guidance and armed forces use and were mailed to manufacturers with bids to be accepted March 4 8. Noble added he previously rejected all bids for being not sufficiently definitive.
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Saxbe Names Aide in Columbus Office
Attorney General William Saxbe named Robert M. Duncan of Urbana as an assistant attorney general in Columbus. Duncan, 29, succeeds in the post, adding a new aide to Saxbe’s Department.
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