Israel Sets Price Of Withdrawal From Aqaba Coast
Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion tells Parliament Israel will pull back troops only if UN forces are stationed along the Egyptian Gulf of Aqaba coast and Egypt is barred from Gaza. He rejects Eisenhower’s call for immediate withdrawal and seeks UN and U.S. negotiations to avoid sanctions. Israel continues to occupy Gaza and Shark el Sheikh, demanding guarantees of free navigation and security against raids.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Gulf of Aqaba
Egypt
Gaza Strip
David Ben-Gurion
Eisenhower
Palestine
Ben-Gurion
United Nations
United States
U.N
Middle East
Gaza) Strip
Mediterranean
Shark el Sheikh
Gulf
Strip
Abba Eban
Washington
Britain
Commonwealth
Bitter Arctic Cold Grips Northern Plains and Midwest
A sharp cold wave blanketed the northern plains and upper Mississippi Valley with subzero readings in North Dakota Montana Minnesota and Wisconsin. Temperatures plunged 30 degrees in South Dakota and Nebraska while snow totals reached 4 to 7 inches in parts of South Dakota and Minneapolis with strong winds and mixed precipitation across the region.
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Plains States
Mississippi Valley
Texas Panhandle
North Dakota
Montana
South Dakota
Nebraska
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Kansas
Iowa
Amarillo
Tex
Hobart
Okla
Plains
Minneapolis
Upper Great Lakes
Ike’s Cough Attributed to Windpipe Inflammation
President Eisenhower’s doctors say his persistent cough stems from tracheitis an inflammation of the windpipe. He was examined at Walter Reed Army Hospital after a brief visit, with X rays of lungs and sinuses performed and treatment using a throat spray.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
White House
James C. Hagerty
Army
Hagerty
Howard M. Snyder
Fansier Leaves Star. Koontz to Run Advertising Division
Ralph Fansier retires as business manager of The Winchester Evening Star after 38 years. H F Byrd Jr announces Hedrick D Koontz becomes Business Manager and Advertising Director, with Rufus Josey named Production Manager for a new division. Senator Byrd and Editor Byrd laud Fansier, who began delivering papers in 1907 and rose to leadership.
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Spartanboro
S. C. Herald
the Star
Byrd
Washington Today
United States
Harry F. Byrd
Fansler
Ralph Fansler
The
Star
H. F. Byrd, Jr
Koontz
Harrisonburg
Daily News Record
Roanoke
Mr. Koontz
Margaret Hayes
Ealing
England
Mary Virginia
Josey
South Carolina
University of Georgia School of Journalism
Army Air Force
Spartanburg
S. C
Washington Evening Star
Anne Earle
Anderson, D. C
Bruce
Knowland backs original Middle East resolution stance
Sen. Knowland of California said he will not back a Senate move to restore the House original language in Eisenhower’s Middle East resolution. He expects no party fight and will support the committee version as satisfactory to the administration. Flanders warns the language is too vague and plans next week to push an amendment asserting presidential power to use forces if needed.
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Ernest B. Vaccaro
Washington
Sen
Knowland
R-Calif
Senate
Eisenhower
Middle East
Flanders
R-Vi
House
Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
Sen. Goldwater
R-Ariz
Lyndon B. Johnson
Rex
United States
Congress
Arab bloc moves to seek UN sanctions on Israel
At the United Nations General Assembly the 27 nation Asian African group planned to press for crippling economic and military sanctions on Israel over Gaza and the Gulf of Aqaba. It urged member states to halt financial and military aid while awaiting U.S. stance amid mixed reactions from Britain France and the Soviet bloc. The United States has hinted at moral pressure rather than hard sanctions.
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United Nations
N. Y
U. N. Assembly
Israel
General Assembly
United States
U. N
Gaza
France
Middle East
Assembly
Eisenhower
Russia
U.S
Mother Saves Child Before Family Perishes
A mother in Youngstown thrust her 3 year old daughter through a window to safety on a porch roof as a fire trapped the rest of her family. Howard O Hakkaninen 28 Carolyn 24 David 18 months Daniel 2 months died in the blaze. Pamela 3 was saved by seconds and cared for by her grandparents.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Howard O. Hakkarainen
Carolyn
David
Daniel
Pamela
General Fireproofing Co
C124 Crash Lands Near Seoul With 159 Aboard
An Air Force C124 carrying 159 American servicemen crashlanded on an island in the Han River near Seoul. No deaths reported. at least 22 men hospitalized, 11 on stretchers. Engine trouble forced the landing 16 miles from Kimpo Airport. The aircraft was returning from Japan with 149 service members. A 10-man crew was aboard. The Gobemaster belonged to the 274th Troop Carrier Wing at Tachikawa near Tokyo.
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Seoul
South Korea
Kimpo
Japan
Tachikawa
Tokyo
Queen Elizabeth II Proclaims Duke of Edinburgh a Prince
The queen formally elevates her husband Prince Philip to royal prince status in a night ceremony. The move confirms his standing in the British peerage and royal lineup.
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London
Elizabeth II
Duke of Edinburgh
Laws of Service theme at Rural-Urban Luncheon
Dr. Albert Edwards preached four Laws of Service before 80 Frederick County farmers at the Winchester Rotary Club Rural-Urban Luncheon at the George Washington Hotel. Landon Whitacre of the Lord Fairfax Soil Conservation District gave the farmer’s response.
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Albert Edwards
First Presbyterian Church of
Harrisonburg
Winchester
Landon B. Whitacre
Lord Fairfax Soil Conservation District
DR. Powers
Lucian Brumback
Round Hill Ruritan Club
Joseph E. Butler
Parm Bureau
Frederick County
Charles Toan
Rotary Club
John T. Wolfe
Loriie Woore
Stoneail Ruritan Club
Denis Hoover
Stephens City
Lions Club
D. K. Russell
C. M. Rosenberger
FBI Chief Awarded Freedoms Foundation's Highest Honors
FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover received the George Washington Award at Valley Forge for leadership against communism and four decades defending human liberty. The ceremony honored Hoover among 753 recipients, with $5,000 and a medal, and noted other top winners from the Defense Department, Girl Scouts, Disney, Warner Brothers, and more.
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Valley Forge
Edear Hoover
FBI
Freedoms Foundation
Hoover
George Washington
Washington
Foundation
United States
Kenneth D. Wells
Founders of Our Republic
Francis Pendleton Gaines
Washington and Lee University
U. S. Defense Department
Girl Scouts of America
Norman College of College
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Warner Brothers Pictures, Inc
Dock workers near end of East Coast strike as talks settle
The 45 000 ILA dockers may return to work tomorrow after agreements in Baltimore and Norfolk and a coastwise contract securing wage and benefit raises. Bradley awaited ballot counts in New York before issuing a return-to-work order while Boston and Philadelphia leaders pledged noon or 4 p.m. resumption depending on port.
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New York
William J. Bradley
International Longshoremens Assn
IND
Hampton Roads
Baltimore
Bradley
Virginia
Boston
ILA
New England
Norfolk
Newport News
Maine
William W Bradley
International Longshoremen’s Assn
Philadelphia
Fred Field
Lower Manhattan
Steamship Trade Assn
FBI Techniques Available Tells Police Banquet
Jeptha S. Rogers, a high ranking FBI official, told Winchester police at their annual banquet that FBI fingerprint card files laboratory facilities and training services are available to all law enforcement agencies through the FBI. He spoke at the George Washington Hotel before 155 attendees including local officials and officers.
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Civic Club
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Jeptha S. Bogers
F.bi
Winchester Police Department
Rovers
FBI
National Academy
George Washington Hotel
Bureau
Explosion at Pasadena plant injures five in Texas
A tank containing 125000 gallons of caustic soda exploded outside the causticizing unit at Champion Paper and Fibre Co in Pasadena near Houston. Five people were injured as smoke and fire billowed for about 30 minutes before containment. Emergency crews rushed to the scene and witnesses described the blast rocking the area.
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Houston
Tex
Champion Paper and Fibre Co
Pasadena
A. M. Koury
A. J. Baughman
South Viet Nam President Escapes Assassin’s Bullet
President Ngo Dinh Diem narrowly escaped an assassination attempt in Banmethout near Saigon. A government minister Do Yan Cong was seriously wounded as the pistol fired into the crowd. Diem continued with a speech at the fair opening despite the danger.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Banmethout
Do Yan Cong
Weather outlook for Virginia February 23 to 27
Considerable cloudiness with warmer tonight. Interior lows 26 to 34, mid 30s along the coast. Saturday mostly cloudy with a chance of rain southwest later. Five day outlook shows near normal temps, colder Sunday and Monday, warmer Tuesday, colder Wednesday. Total precipitation around half an inch.
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Virginia
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Wilbur Dimon
Anderson Ave
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America
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Claude B. Smalts, Jr
Banqnet
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Boyd
Basil Cooper
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Harry Miller
Fred Hildebrand
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