British Battle Suez Hangover
London wakes to a severe Suez hangover with Prime Minister Eden's prestige at a low ebb. Conservatives plan a confidence motion as Labour seeks to challenge policy in the canal crisis. Economic fears loom with estimates of up to 420 million dollars in wartime costs and oil shortages affecting Britain. The anti American mood fades as calls rise to repair the Atlantic Alliance. The Daily Telegraph condemns government handling as bungled.
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London
Eden
House of Commons
Labor- Party
Canal Zone
Britain
Middle East
South Africa
Ndt
Asia
Egypt
Daily Telegraph
Acquitted Man Returns to Job with City Water Dept
Robert V. Lyons, 43, returned to work for the Cincinnati water department nine days after acquittal on a first degree murder charge in the knifing death of Audrey Evers Pugh Hyde Park socialite. Lyons formerly read meters and now prepares water meters.
Waterfront Explosion Kills Nine on Brooklyn Pier
A blast on a Brookyn pier, ignited by a fire and explosives, killed nine people and wounded 247. Fire officials vow a full scientific investigation with FBI and police probing sabotage. flames and debris showered nearby areas as rescuers hauled injured to hospitals.
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Brooklyn
New York
Brooklynn
Jd-millies de
HE. Onz- Pier
New York Harbor
Lower’ Manhattan
Financial District
Edward F. Cavanagh Jr
FBI
Cavanagh
William Langusker, Sr
US warns Syria over aggression amid Middle East tensions
In Damascus a US warning to Syria is reported amid tense Middle East conditions. Premier Ben-Gurion accuses the Soviet Union of arming Syria with jet fighters and bombers as Israel strengthens air power. Soldiers guard public buildings and volunteers drill near the city outskirts.
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Damascus
United States
Syria
Middle East
Middle
U.S
America
David Ben-Gurion
Isreal
Soviet Union
Tel Aviv
Ben-Gurion
Russia
Severe cold grips region with subfreezing highs
The thermometer dropped to 24 degrees early today with a reading 25 degrees below yesterday's. Downtown Zanesville registered 45 by noon as forecasts call for continued cold with possible snow flurries midweek and again on Saturday. The statewide five day outlook expects average temperatures 20 to 30 degrees below normal.
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Zanesville
Bureau
Jay
Lake, Superior
Montana
Four in Family Killed by Fumes in Cincinnati
A mother Mrs Margaret Robinson and her three children Jean 6 Robert 3 and Lydia 7 months were found dead in a Cincinnati apartment from carbon monoxide poisoning. Police forced entry after neighbors reported the family’s absence. A space heater was burning and indoor temperature reached 110 degrees.
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Cincinnati
Margaret Robinson
Robert
Jean
Lydia
Robinson
Portsmouth Strike Is Riesels Subject
The Portsmouth telephone strike is the topic of Victor Riesel's Inside Labor column. The editorial on the page discusses the strike and its implications.
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Portsmouth
Riesel
Victor Riesel
Fire hits Rangoon in Columbus case
Franklin County Sheriff Ralph J. Paul is sued for 150000 dollars in Common Pleas Court by Howard E Rangoon claiming he was struck with a blackjack by a deputy. Rangoon alleges injuries and homeless status with 1820 families affected. No deaths reported.
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Columbus
Ohio
Franklin
Ralph J. Paul
Common Pleas
Howard E
Rangoon
Burma
Sharp
Pinza Suffers Second Heart Attack at Greenwich
Met Opera star and Broadway performer Ezio Pinza suffered his second heart attack in three months and was placed on the danger list at Greenwich Hospital. His wife stayed at the hospital overnight as officials said the routine status was standard after such admissions. Pinza, 64, announced last month he would end his 37 year singing career and seek acting roles after plans to retire. He previously had a heart attack last August at his Cervia summer home in Italy near Ravenna.
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Greenwich
Coan
Frio Pinza
Basso
Greenwiich
Pinza
Metropolitan Opera
Cervia
Italy
Ravenna
Woman Electrocuted by Radio in Tub Death
Mrs. Anna L. Ochs, 54, of Rock Springs, was electrocuted yesterday when a small radio fell into the bathtub during bathing. Investigators cited accidental shock likely caused by moisture and faulty wiring.
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Rock Springs, Wyon
Anna L. Ochs
Evacuation Moves as Suez Troop Ships Set Sail
Port Said reports troop ships and naval craft heading to evacuate British and French forces from the Suez Canal zone. Gen E L M Burns of the U N emergency force and Gen Sir Charles Keightley may join talks, with coordi nated withdrawals and talks in Jerusalem and about Israeli removal from Sinai. General Wheeler to advise on canal clearance with Dag Hammarskjold in the Netherlands.
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Egypt
Port Said
Suez Canal Zone
E. L. M. Burns
U. N
Charles Keightley
Canal Zone
Cyprus
Burns
Hugh’ Stockwell
Jerusalem
Sinail
Singail
U.N
U. S
Raymond A. Wheeler
Dag Hammarsk
Suez Canal
Hel
Netherlands
Martini Death Suit Dropped in Ohio Case
A $50 000 damage suit filed after Louis An ipoff died after drinking 16 martinis was dropped by Montgomery County Common Pleas Court Judge Charles Lee Mills. The judge ruled the bartender would be liable only if liquor was served to a intoxicated person under state law. The suit, filed by his father, cited the bar incident last Aug 7 near Columbus. In Ohio, Raleigh B Smith 68 was charged with first degree manslaughter in Earnest Eaton 41’s shotgun killing during a two family fight in a south side apartment.
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Dayton
China
Louis ‘Anipoff
Montgomery County Common Pleas Court
Charles Lee Mills
Columbus
Ohio
W. Raleigh
B. Smith
Earnest Eaton
Eaton
South Side
Air Force
Marysville Reformatory
Groveport
Blanche E. Jacobs
Franklin County Common Fleas
Joseph M. Harter
Jacobs
Maj
Eugene Jacobs
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Samuel L. Devine
Devine
Andrew J. Robinson
Maude
Federal suit attacks merger and pled guilty
The Justice Department filed a antitrust suit in Toledo District Court challenging the October merger of National Container Corp of New York City and Owens-Illinois Glass Co of Toledo. The suit claims the combination makes Owens-Illinois the largest producer of shipping containers and may lessen competition, seeking divestiture of National Container.
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Washington
Justice’ Department
Tol
National Container Corp
New York City
Owens -- Tiinois Glass Co
To-lédo
Ohio
Federal District
Toledo
Atty
Gen
Brownell
Owens - Illinois
General Container
Owens-Illinois
National Container
Banker's Shortage Tops One Million
New York FBI announced the arrest of William R. Rose former president of a Cat skill Mountain bank after an audit found false entries totaling over one million dollars. The figure previously cited was 580000. Rose was seized Monday at Mineola Long Island.
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New York
William R.rose
FBI
Rose
Mineola
Long Island
Pastor Beaton Assault Sparks School Integration Lockdown
In Clinton Tennessee police report Rev Paul Turner the white Baptist pastor assaulted as six Negro students returned to Clifton High School. The incident follows police custody and no immediate charges. In Columbus Ohio Harry Parrett 18 faces first degree manslaughter in a racially tense election week incident.
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Clinton
Tenn
Clifton’ High School
Francis Moore
Paul Turner
Clinton, Tens. U
Anderson “County
Tern
Clinton High School
D. J. Brittain Jr
Whieper“Sons
Columbus
Ohio
Harry A
Parrett
Isis
Adam
Bojaski
Velvet- Clad Mystery Girl Drives TB Seal Campaign
A velvet clad mystery girl promotes the tuberculosis seal sale at Zanesville and Muskingum county events. She meets leaders at the County Tuberculosis Association headquarters in Rambo Memorial Health Center and appears at the Rotary club and Rosecrans high school. The drive runs Nov 14 to December with about 11,000 dollars raised so far.
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Rambo Memorial
Russell Roberts - Board
Art Schreiber
Rotary Club
YWCA
Whiztv
Rosecrans’ High School
Zanesville
Muskingum
Mliss
Russell Roberts
Muskingum “County
Warren man dies during chase before hunting start
Warren Ohio resident William Minyoung 65 died of a heart attack while pursuing two unidentified hunters who were seen out before the 9 am starting time. Railroad workers witnessed the collapse in a field.
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Warren
Ohio
William Minyoung
Minyoung
Women in Budapest Honor Dead Soldiers Amid Riot Fire
Thousands of Hungarian women gathered at Heroes Square to lay flowers on the tomb of Hungarys Unknown Soldier as Soviet troops fired injuring a woman lightly. Eyewitnesses described the clash when women tried to reach the tomb and were pushed back byRussian guards. The crowd sang the national anthem and recited a 1848 poem before swearing they would no longer be slaves.
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Budapestum
J Square
Hungary
Stalin Street
Sandor
Petoefi
Britain asks aid on loans to waive interest and payments
London reports Chancellor of the Exchequer Macmillan told the House of Commons Britain seeks help from the United States and Canada to waive interest and redemption payments due this month on postwar dollar loans. He said the government will press for non British sterling support while maintaining the pound at its present parity.
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London
Britain
United “States
Canada
Yaréld Macmillan
House of Commons
Ul' See
Egypt
Macmillan
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