Dulles Visits to Yugoslavia Spain Believed Important
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles visited Spain and Yugoslavia during the Geneva talks. He met Franco and Tito, marking a shift from strained ties to strong United States relations with both countries. The trips underscored U.S. resolve to counter Soviet influence while shaping Arab world ties and UN Security Council diplomacy.
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Charles M. McCann
United Press
John Foster Dulles
Spain
Yugoslavia
Dulles
Europe
Geneva
Francisco Franco
Tito
Paris
Franco
United States
Kremlin
Greece
Turkey
Vya
Cheslav M. Molotov
U.S
Madrid
Belgrade
France
North
Afrrica
Middle East
United Nations
Dul- Tes
Philippines
U.N. Security Council
Murder Suspects Undergo Lie Tests
Parents report a maroon cart near their home the day before the Schuessler boys’ murder. Police found a stained clothesline and a blood-stained handkerchief in the auto. Kline says the handkerchief stopped a cut from months ago. Kline and Driscoll questioned at a sparsely furnished farm home outside Ladysmith.
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Schuessler
Kline
Driscoll
44 Die in Airliner Crash Near Beetfield Field
A United Air Lines airliner crash near Beetfield Leaves 44 dead including first officer D A White 26 and pilot-engineer S F Arthur 28 along with two stewardesses and several passengers. among the victims are Mrs James Fitzpatrick of Batavia NY and infant James II, nutrition expert Dr Harold Sanstead deputy secretary of the U S Public Health Service and five United employees including Barbara Cruse and Sally Scofield. Witnesses describe a ball of fire at about 2 000 feet followed by a loud explosion as the plane went down in a beet field near the Hope farm area.
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D. A. White
S. F. Arthur
Peggy Peddicord
Jacqueline Hinds
Seattle
James Fitzpatrick
Batavia
N.Y
James II
Armed Services
Harold Sanstead
U. S. Public Health Service
United Air Lines
F. E. Ambrose
Seattley
Barbara J. Cruse
Sally Ann Scofield
Denver
Uniteds
United
Chicago
Arthur
Paul Knutson
Conrad Hope Jr
Election Issues in Ohio Bond Debate and Proposals
A speaker argues yes on a bond issue touching mental health and public education, citing cost savings from better hospitals and juvenile facilities, while warning against overuse of bonds for roads and buildings. The piece cautions about long term liens on real estate, urges emergency funding from current revenues, and notes upcoming unemployment compensation questions.
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Ohio
Stout-Hearted Cat Feared About to Go
In Durban South Africa workmen vowed to spare a cat crated with auto parts from England. After three months without food or water the emaciated animal revived briefly, purring when petted, though an SPCA official warned the cat nears the end of its ninth life.
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Durban
South Africa
England
Society For Prevention of Crueltyt
Crashed airliner disaster yields 44 dead in field
A United Air Lines crash left three large craters in a field and wreckage scattered for miles. A list of 44 dead includes 39 passengers and five crew, with two Oldsmobile officials among the victims. Notable names include Carl F. Deist of Hillsborough, Calif., and J B Straud of Okemos, Mich. Burial plans noted for Newark residents as the tragedy unfolds.
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United Air Lines Today
John
Mary Dest
Sandusky
J. EB. Straud
Okemos
Mich
Newark
Ohio
Oldsmobile
Jesse Straud
Virginila
David
Miami University
Oxford
Michael
Minister Quits After Taking $32,000 Prize on The $64,000 Question
Rev. Alvin Kershaw, pastor from Oxford Ohio, walked from CBS quiz show after amassing $32,000 and choosing to quit rather than risk more. He said his aim was to highlight the cultural and religious value of jazz. He credited Prof John Ball of Miami University for guiding his decision. He plans to use winnings for projects he supports.
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New York
Alvin Kershaw
Oxford
Ohio
Cbs-Tv
Kershaw
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church
John Ball
Miami University
John
Polly Culbertson
Pottstown
Quotes From The News on Gambling and Flying Saucers
A spokesman for seven touring Russian journalists in Reno cites tradition and says gambling is fine if it fits Russian culture since the revolution. A Air Force statement is cited denying flying saucers exist, saying radar operators confirm solid objects maneuvering at fantastic speeds under intelligent control. Dr Ross T McIntyre comments on Eisenhower’s heart attack noting the rigorous life he led during the war.
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Reno
Russia
Air Force
Doctors Consult on Ike's Condition
President Eisenhower undergoes medical consultations led by Dr. Paul Dudley White after his return from the East. Officials expect several weeks at Gettysburg for recovery with possible South travel for further recuperation and golf practice starting with putting. Political future questions persist among staff and visitors. Former Iowa Gov Dan Turner voices farmer protests over low agricultural prices.
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East
Carlos Casillo Armas
Guatemala
Eisenhower
Paul Dudley White
Boston
Gettysburg
James C. Haglerty
Howard McC
Iowa
Dan Turner
White House doctor hints on Eisenhower plans
Snyder the White House physician said Eisenhower would not announce 1956 intentions before January. Names attached include infant Keene, Wilmer Hart of Warsaw Route 1, Mrs Jos hua Harbold Newcomerstown, Mr Jack Leek and infant Route 1, Mrs Raph Thorgsley and infant Route 1, Lawrence Hall 933 Main St.
Hospital Notes and Admits at University Hospital Columbus
Mrs Elnora Miskimens of 232 North Fourteenth Street was admitted Sunday to University hospital Columbus for observation. Room 1013. County Memorial hospital reports admissions for James Cramblett Route 3 Walter Davis Route 5 Mrs Robert Henderson 1137 Adams Street Mrs Cecil Thomas Roscoe. Dismissals Mrs William Croft.
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Elnora Miskimens
North Fourteenth St
University Hospital
Columbus
County Memorial Hospital
James Cramblett
Walter Davis
Robert Henderson
Adams St
Cecil Thomas
Roscoe
William Croft
Charles Ludwig Assigned To Army Hospital At Fort Benning
Sav Charles L Ludwig, age shown, wife Frances at 15 Forest Ave Middleton NY, has been assigned to the army hospital at Fort Benning GA. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Wiram A Ludwig of Port Washington and a veteran of 14 years in the service. Classified Acts bring quick results.
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Charles L. Ludwig
Frances
Forest Vav
Middleton
N. Y
Fort Benning
Wiram A. Ludwig
Port Washington
Ludwig
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