Israel Plans Test Ship Entering Suez Canal
Israeli foreign ministry spokesman Moshe Leshem said a test ship will enter the Suez Canal in the near future, though officials deny it is already underway or imminent. London and Washington weigh Britain’s stance on canal use while Egypt’s blockade and regional tensions threaten a new Middle East crisis. The dispute fuels Conservative Party rebellion and Labor attempts to unseat the government.
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Suez Canal
Foreign Ministry
Moshe Leshem
Egypt
Is- Taeli
Jerusalem
Britain
Fime
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Cainal
Smuiree
Israel
Middle East
Suez
Bus Driver Faces Court In Fatal Turnpike Crash
Youngstown Ohio. Edward Bukosky 30 of Castle Shannon Pa faces second degree manslaughter charges after a Greynound bus rammed a Blairsville Pa family’s station wagon on the Ohio Turnpike late Sunday night. Four members Morres Lockhard Sr Mary Jane James and Lizabeth Jane were killed.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Here
Blairsville
Edward Bukosky
Castle Shanpor Pa
One Highway Patrol
Ohio ‘Turnpike
Morres Lockhard Sr
Mary Jane
James
Lizabeth Jane
Dulles Talks Open Skies Plan Linking Alaska Siberia Probe
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles indicated the United States may propose an open skies aerial inspection zone covering Siberia and Alaska as part of disarmament talks with the Soviet Union. He said negotiators will study zones and emphasize inspection while seeking West German input through Adenauer on Germany’s future.
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Washington
Dulles
John Foster Dulles
United States
Russia
Sibena
Alaska
Anii- Liverca
Europe
Soviet Union
London
U.S
Harold E.stassen
Iti
Germany
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Beck Witness Held In Teamster Probe
The Senate Rackets Committee said it has located one of four missing witnesses in its probe of Teamster President Dave Beck. Norman Gessert, Beck’s wife’s cousin, was subpenaed in Ellensburg after weeks of search that included reports of crossing the Canadian border to Vancouver. The other three witnesses cited were Beck’s son in law Fred Verscheuren Sr., Beck’s niece’s husband Joseph McEvoy, and Beck himself, all tied to alleged conduct with Teamsters business. The panel meets as the AFL-CIO debates Beck’s possible ouster amid possible hearings on whether a lawyer was paid to influence investigations.
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Washington
Senate
Dave Beck
W. Budd Parsons
Seattle
Wash
Norman Gessert
Beck
Ellensburg
Gessert
Vancout
Dave Becks
Becks
Fred Verscheuren Sr
Joseph McEvoy
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Teamsters Board
Afl-Cio Council
Teamsters
Executive Board
Alfons Landa
Elyman and Three Men Indicted for Murder
Four men face first degree murder charges in the slaying of Eldon Shoup 25 prominent Alliance golfer. Indicted are Arthur LaRiche 33 Raymond A Paone 39 Paul Peretti 32 and Alfred Calabrese 37 along with Paul F Carpenter 27. One other suspect Raymond A Paone faces burglary charges. Carpenter pleaded guilty to being the juggerman and was bound over. Peretti and Calabrese pleaded innocent.
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Canton
Eldon Shoup
Alliance
Stark County
Arthur LaRiche
Melvyn Lane
Elyria
Paul Peretti
Chardon
Alfred Calabrese
Gieveland
Paul F. Carpenter
Akron
Clever Hand
Raymond A. Paone
Alfiance
Carpenter
Shoup
Perott
Calabrese
Sheriff Inspects After Wagon Crash In Fair Condition
A person is reported in fair condition today with possible fractures to the nose right shoulder and right ribs along with cuts to the nose forehead and right elbow after a station wagon wreck. Deputies from the sheriff's office investigated the accident.
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Sheriff's Deputies
C-T
Weather outlook for Northeastern and Northwestern Oto
Partly cloudy with little temperature change and scattered afternoon and evening thunder showers today through Wednesday. High today near 70, overnight low around 60, Lake Erie shore slightly cooler. Temperature range Monday 60 to 80, no 24 hour precipitation, humidity varied, sunrise 6 10 am sunset 1 38 pm moonrise Tuesday night.
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Oto
Lake Erie
Executive Vice President Named For Bendix Westinghouse Co
Willard Paine elected general manager and executive vice president of the Bendix Westinghouse time division manufacturing air craft injection carburetors. Paine, a MIT graduate and former Bendix Aviation official, will lead the Kansas City and Midwest operations while maintaining roles on the board and in development councils. He succeeds the late Dexter Ramball Jr. and has a background in aviation and automotive engineering with Westinghouse Air Brake Co and Aviation. Paine and his wife Marjorie Barkley reside in Malden Massachusetts with children Carol and Bill.
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Paine
Air- Bendix - Westinghouse
Air Brake Co
D. O. Thomas
Bendix
Shanner Paine
Dexter Panthers
Detroit
S. Ramball Jr
Malden
Mass
Paine Will Con
Massachusetts
Institute of Technology
Bendix-Westinghouse
MIT
Aviation Corp
Westing- Westinghouse Air Brake Co
House Air Brake Co
Wilmerding
American Can Co
Jersey Qtr
N. J
Can
Boston
Society of Automotive Engineers
Kansas City Chamber of Commerce
Adi
New
Bendix - Westinghouse
Kansas City
Bendix Aviation
Midwest Development
Bendix-Westing- Paine
Marjorie Barkley
University of Colorado
Bill, Jr
South Vacuum Devices
Pembroke Country Day School
Bend
Ind
South Bend
Elyengineer
Gnosso, Mich
Ka Svon
Floods And Tornadoes Subside In Dixie States
A deadly burst of weather subsided in the South while heavy rains lingered in the north. Four drowned and another missing in Texas floods. 38 homes destroyed near Waco. 250 Dallas residents evacuated as Trinity River threat eased. Tornadoes hit Tennessee Arkansas and Texas. one death in Memphis occurs from debris. Conway Arkansas tornado injures 21 including nine students.
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Hood
Texas
Lampasas
Tex
Hico
Wes
Memphis
Waco
Dallas
Trinity
Tennessee
Arkansas
Sioux City
Council Bluffs
Towa
Memphi
Tenn
Marie Garney Benson
Water move proposed as annexation fees urge district creation
The notice discusses annexation fees to form a water district in the area near Ford’s new assembly plant as part of plans moving forward despite unsettled details. It notes related municipal actions and local governance steps to secure water services for growth.
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Ford Assembly
Enrerst
Eisenhower warns against missile cuts amid budget fight
President Eisenhower voiced alarm at reports that the House military subcommittee cut missiles and aircraft funding. Senate and House leaders backed the president's stance as the administration pressed a $71.8 billion budget with public radio TV appeals to rally support. House debate on a $33.69 billion agricultural bill loomed, with anticipated further reductions.
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Eisenhower
Congress
White House
House
Joseph W. Maran Jr
Defense Department
Martin
Knowland
Senate
William F. Knowland
NBC
CBS
ABC
James C. Hazerty
Mondey
Clifford P. Cese
R-N.j
Revolving Can Opener and Ads For Daily Needs
Prompts for outings camping and avoiding finger cuts describe revolving can opener use. Classified ads in Chronicle-Telegram invite Lorain County readers to place job, rental, and sale notices. An ad-writer contact and a 1941 Chevrolet pickup with price are noted among fragments.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County
Herold
Chevrolet
Ridge St
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