Ben-Gurion Says Israel May Act
Ben-Gurion signals Israel might act if needed and criticizes big powers and the United Nations over Middle East peace. Egypt’s Gaza plans raise U.S. and European tensions as Nasser delays troop moves. False bomb threats disrupt four East Coast airlines prompting searches in New York Philadelphia Newark and Jackson.
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Gaza
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France
Eisenhower
Springlike Weather Near End
Ohio basks in a false spring for a third day with 60s on the way and 40s at night. The forecast calls for sunshine, with a gradual warm spell ending by late Thursday and rain possible Thursday and weekend as temperatures run 4 to 8 degrees above normal.
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Ol’ Man
Zanesville
Cleveland
Erie
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Iawarakee
Bomb threats trigger emergency landings of TWA planes
Six TWA aircraft made emergency landings from New York to Baltimore and Detroit after anonymous calls warned of bombs. No devices were found, and searches halted flights at Newark and Idlewild as well as Philadelphia and other airports.
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Statewide school district forecast sparks tax debate in Ohio
A House committee heard a prediction that Ohio could have a single statewide school district within ten years if a proposed 10 mill countywide tax is approved. The plan would distribute funds to counties by student daily attendance, while other actions included postponement of a private workers’ compensation bill and a Senate panel endorsing revenue bonds for off campus dormitories.
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Ore
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Oregon
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Springfield Educator Named By State Board
COLUMBUS Ohio SNS Springfield School Superintendent E E Holt Tuesday was named state superintendent of public instruction effective when salary and term or office have been provided by law. The Senate Education Committee recommended immediate passage of a bill to set the education head salary at 25000 a year with an emergency clause.
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House Action On Corn Bills Possible Today
Congress considers two political emergency programs to aid corn farmers with a party line split over a GOP substitute. The midwest focus echoes a broader farm bill fight as lawmakers push for quick action before adjournment.
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U.S
Democrats Warned No Sure Thing for 1960 Elections
Washington reports the Democratic National Committee circulating a 1956 autopsy to scare Democrats about shoo ins in future campaigns. The memo estimates a cost near one hundred million dollars to relocate utility lines for the interstate highway system over the next decade. If the Taber bill passes, utilities face relocation costs and possible rate hikes passed to customers.
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Paul M. Butler
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Nedy
Life Magazine
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New York
Holdup Case Continued in Mount Gilead Bank Robbery
Federal court in Columbus extends the case of Donald R. Butch of Mansfield for the Mt. Gilead First National Bank holdup on Feb 1. Judge Underwood orders further psychiatric study after a Virginia hospital exam and notes Butch claimed Army and Marine Corps treatment. Police captured him three hours after the holdup. The text also blends political dispatches about Kasper and Eisenhower era politics and February unemployment data.
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Mt. Gilead
Radio dramatizes skunk caper and GOP outlook in North Carolina
In Raleigh a radio announcer and a Guilford County hunter helped capture a skunk under a car, described as a Republican versus Eisenhower party issue. The piece shifts to GOP plans for spring regional conferences seeking grass roots opinions as 1958 campaigns approach, while a Democratic study weighs 1956 gains and 1960 uncertainties.
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Herbert Hoover Iskunk
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Senate
House Urges Eisenhower to Propose Budget Cuts
Washington reports the House approves a resolution calling on President Eisenhower to identify cuts in the expected 72 billion peacetime budget. The measure seeks the White House’s recommended reductions, including the multi million dollar school construction program, with supporters demanding deeper savings.
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Eisenhower
White House
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White leaders denounce Kasper as turncoat in mixer admission
White Council officials from two states denounced segregation leader John Kasper as a turncoat after he admitted being a former racial mixer. The clash highlights growing tensions over race policy and Kasper’s controversial stance.
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Fred B. Hackett
Miami Council
Pennsylvania Trains Shift to Daylight Time Season
New York Pennsylvania railroad announced it will place all passenger operations on daylight time from April 28 to October 2. It becomes the first major rail carrier to adopt this practice as most lines previously stayed on standard time during the summer when communities observed daylight time.
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