Eden's Job Reported In Jeopardy
London newspapers split on Eden's chances as he faced a confidence vote amid Suez crisis fallout. Conservatives close ranks while a dozen abstentions loom. some editors say Eden is finished, others doubt or foresee a resignation after his return from Jamaica.
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London
Eden
House of Commons
Britain
Times of London
Commons
Suez Canal Zone
Jamaica
Fden
Ral Buller
Egypt
Colonial
Alan’ Lennox-Boyd Ion
Winston Churchill
Dunican Sandys
Daily Express
Epypi
Turncoat Back in U S Says No Peace Found in Red China
An Illinois farm boy Arley Pate 26 Carbondale and Aaron Wilson 25 Urania LA, both Korean War POWs, returned from Tokyo via Hong Kong after deciding to go home. Pate said he sought peace but found none, declined to define peace, and refused to call himself a traitor.
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U.S
Red
China
Seattle
Illinois
Arley Pate
Carbondale
United States
Pate
Tokyo
Aaron’ Wilson
Urania
Wilson
Hong Kong
Arley
Ill
Aaron
Wil
Son
Reat
Treason Probe Roundup Feared in South Africa
In Johannesburg a government sweep rounded up 140 men and women in a treason inquiry linked to anti apartheid foes. Arrests spanned whites Africans Indians and mixed race, with hearings set in the country’s first peacetime treason case. Detainees were moved by military airlift to the capital for court action. Details of charges were not released.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Death of Dr B R Ambedkar at 43 shocks India
Dr B R Ambedkar, leading figure among India's untouchables and chief architect of the republic's constitution, died in his sleep today apparently from a heart attack. He was 43.
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New
Trial hears charge in Telvi acid case in asphalt jungle
Judge William B Herlands presides as eight men and four women hear deliberations. Domenico Bando Gondolfo Miranti and Leo Telvi face charges of conspiring to obstruct justice by aiding Abe Telvi after the acid attack on a labor columnist. Four others to be tried soon on conspiracy charges tied to the plot to intimidate a witness before a federal grand jury probing rackets in trucking and garment industries. U S Atty Paul W Williams calls the attack a subhuman crime.
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William B. Herlands
Domenico, Bando
Gondolfo Miranti
Leo Telvi
Abe Telvi
Riesel
U.S
Ex-Restaurant Owner Dies in Florida
Charles A. Winsor founder and former owner of the Winsor Steak House on Maysville Pike died at 3 o'clock this morning at St. Cloud Florida after a short illness. He severed his connections with the restaurant two years ago. Previously he was with the Big Apple restaurant near Crooksville. He was a Catholic and an Elks member. Survived by widow Violet and a son Harold of South Zanesville. Body to be shipped to William Thompson & Son funeral home and expected Friday.
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Charles A. Winsor
Winsor
Maysvile Pike
St. Cloud
Fla
Big Apple
Crooksville
Catholic Church
Elks Lodge
Violet
Harold
Zanesville
William Thompson & Son Funeral Home
Iceland Reaches Pact to Keep U.S. Air Base at Keflavik
The United States and Iceland reportedly reached an agreement to keep U S forces at Keflavik air base amid Iceland's looming 30 million deficit and a stalled expansion project costing about 12 million annually. The deal reverses Iceland's earlier plan to withdraw troops and place the base on standby, a shift linked to NATO and Russia concerns during the Hungarian and Middle East crises. The Keflavik base remains a key NATO ferry point for jet fighters and a distant warning radar center.
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Washington
United States
Iceland
Keflavile
Moscow
U.S
Keflavik
North Atlantic Treaty
NATO) Council
U. 5
Reykavik
Russia
Middle East
Airlines Reveal Service Plans for Great Lakes Region
Lake Central and five feeder airlines unveiled expanded route plans to the Great Lakes area at an Ohio meeting. Proposed connections include Washington to Columbus via Baltimore and several Ohio cities, plus a Buffalo to Livisville corridor with Zanesville stops. Purdue economist Dr. M N Erselchuk, air survey booster, commented. local reps Fred Merrell, Charles Miller, and Don Hellingsworth attended for Zanesville.
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Avmeeting
Columbus
Ohio Board
Central Airlines
Great, Lakes
Lake Central
Civil Aeronautics Board
Zanesville
Ohe
Washington
Baltimore
Organtown
Wheeling
Toledo
Elkins
Clarksbar
Fairmont
Parkersburgh
Marietta
Mansfield
Buffalo- Livisville
Chamber of Commerce
M.N. ErSelchuk
Purdue ‘University
ErSelchuk
Lakes Central
Zansville
Fred Merrell
Charles H. Miller
Airport Commission
Don Hellingsworth
Big Baby Crop Seen This Year
The Public Health Service projects 4,202,000 births this year in the United States, with 111,008 babies expected daily. Nine months into the year shows births running about 3 percent ahead of last year, with a trend of steady increases since 1949.
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Washington
United States
Former Prosecutor Conviction Upheld in Embezzlement Case
Ohio Supreme Court upholds the conviction of former Franklin County Prosecutor Frank H. Kearns on embezzlement charges. The decision finds he converted funds meant for official expenses and affects his law practice suspension. Roberta O Keefe sues for alimony and child support totaling 4050 dollars. O Keefe alleges a settlement and ongoing income disputes involve his two children.
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Columbus
Ohio
Supreme Court
Franklin County
Frank H.kearns
O'Keefe
Los Angeles
Walter O'Keefe
Roberta Robinson O'Keefe
Kearns
Probal
Fugitive Captured Near Roseville
Francis D. Taylor, 28, a fugitive from Nebraska, was captured at his mother Mable Taylor’s Roseville Route 2 home. He had escaped from a bigamy sentence and was brought to the county jail with help from Perry County Sheriff Dave Moore and Roseville Marshal William Dawson. The report notes weather forecasts and impending seasonal change.
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Francis D. Taylor
Nebraska
Ceetiary
Mable Taylor
Roseville
Sheriff's Office
State Weather Bureau
Sheriff's Department
Taylor
Perry County
Dave Moore
William Dawson
Roseville Marshall
Racial strife case heats Clinton High reopening plan
Nine more defendants accused in Clinton High School integrate disruption face federal judge amid plans to reopen the school. U S District Judge Robert Taylor hears contmpt warrants for blocking court order. Fifteen jailed, one sought as marshals pursue remaining arraignments. Anderson County School Board considers reopening next Monday. The violence followed a minister’s beating after escorting Negro students to Echans.
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Clinton
Tenn. Oh
Clinton High School
Toiday
U. S. Dist
Robert Taylor
Knoxville
Wo H. Till
Citizens Council
Taylor
Anderson~County
Feapen T
Paul Purner
Echans
Warm air brings possible showers in Zanesville
The day saw temperatures rise near 70 with a high around 65 at the municipal airport and a 52-degree early reading. By noon downtown Zanesville thermometers showed 37 as a warm air stream moved through, with showers possible this afternoon and tonight.
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Municipal
Zanesville
Air and Sea Lift Set for Hungarian Refugees
President Eisenhower's headquarters announced a large air and sea lift to bring Hungarian refugees to the United States. White House press secretary James C. Hagerty said about 21,500 refugees would be admitted, with the Air Force and Navy transporting 15,000 of them.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
White House
United States
Air Force
Navy
Doctor on Stand In Newark Trial
Dr. Frank sDefand of the Ohio State University medical staff testified that Miss Mary Dunn a 51 year old woman died last Sept 16 of strangulation. He testified at the first degree murder trial of Harold E. Shackleford who is accused of killing Miss Dunn while attempting rape. The state seeks the death penalty. Also reported a child fatally shot in Lancaster when a shotgun discharged while a brother cleaned it.
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Newark
Ohio
Frank’ sDefand
Ohio State University
Mary Dunn
Defand
Harold E. Shackleford
UN visit to Hungary aborted by Budapest revolt
The United Nations faced a setback as Hungary rejected Hammarskjold’s planned visit to Budapest to set up relief activities. US delegates voiced concern over the refusal while the General Assembly pressed for observers to assess conditions in the revolt-torn country. Foreign Minister Horvath signaled a split with Hammarskjold over the date.
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United, Nations
N-Yub
Uschief
Henry Cabot
Lodge‘ Jr
Budapest
Janos Kadar
U.N
Us.n
Hammarskjold
Imre Horvath
Horath
Vienna
Woman Survives Fall From Detroit Superior Bridge
In Cleveland a 60 year old woman, Bertha Stan jt chus of Lakewood, clung to a mooring line after falling about 15 feet from the Detroit Superior high level bridge. Police say she became dizzy and slipped from the middle span. She was rescued and, though X rays were planned, no obvious injuries were found besides numbness in her shoulder.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga River
Detroit-Superior
Bertha Stan Jt Chus
Lakewood
Lutheran J. J .Hospital
Woman Pickets Ohio Capitol For Welfare Relief
Mrs Rosé Mary Banks, with three percent vision or less in both eyes, picketed the Ohio state capitol for the fourth consecutive day. She says the welfare department has failed to provide benefits or a job she claims she is entitled to.
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Columbus
Ohio
Rosé Mary” Banks
State Capitol
More Soldiers Quit Port Said
A large second wave of British and French troops left Port Said Egypt fueling panic among European civilians. Over 2 000 troops were set to depart with more ships loading and three troopships expected in port within a day or two. Italian and Greek consuls urged evacuation of civilian families as the withdrawal accelerated, raising fears among expatriates and raising the sense of a near empty harbor.
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Said
Egypt
England
Port Said
Autopsy Held In Boy's Sudden Death
Autopsy ongoing on 6 year old James Arthur Blind Jr of Stockport who collapsed during class basketball practice after making two free throws. Dr A Whitaker and county coroner Dr A A Callison ordered the autopsy, with Dr William Smith performing the examination at Good Samaritan hospital. Early indications suggest heart attack as cause, but officials await autopsy results.
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James Arthur ‘Blind, Jr
Stockport
Hu Whitaker
A. A. Callison
Gan
Good Samaritan ‘Hospital
William Smith
Coulson
Soviet Armor Puts on Show Of Strength In Budapest
Amid nationalist demonstrations in Budapest clashes broke out as a banner with the Red Flag was torn from Communist hands. Russians fired volleys over demonstrators, while tanks stood at factory gates on Csepel Island. Workers’ councils condemned arrests of leaders and warned strikes would aid the government. Three Hungarian writers were also arrested.
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Budapest
Russi
Marx
Canales
Csepel-Island
Janos Kaidar
Tractor overturns injuring farmer in field accident
The farmer, badly hurt when the tractor overturned on his farm, was taken to Good Samaritan Hospital in fair condition. He died later at the Dale EUB Church with Rev Glen Bates officiating. burial in church cemetery after services at Fawcett Stone funeral home Chesterhill. He is survived by his parents and brother Howard Lowell Hardesty, 64, of Sonora Route 1.
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Blind
Howard Lowell Hardesty
Sonora
Suurday
Dale Eub
Glen Bates
Church
Fawcett - Stone
Chesterhill
Good Samaritan Hospital
Hardesty Toldhhem
Freedom Sought For Jap Prisoners
A Christmas season appeal from 32 church leaders led by Rev. Dr. Eugene Carson Blake urged President Eisenhower to free 91 Japanese war crimes prisoners still held by the United States. The churchmen noted many nations have released or plan to release Japanese prisoners and urged the U.S. to follow suit.
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New York
Eisenhower
United States
Widow Paul Vincent Named Administration Secretary
Mrs John Paul Vincent of Columbus widow of the former executive of the Presbyterian Church in Ohio was named administration secretary of the United Church Women of Ohio on Wednesday.
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Columbus
Onio
John’Paul Vincent
Presbyterian Church In Ohio
United Church Women of Ohio
Youth Sustains Eye Injury From BB Pellet Incident
John Hatfield, 20, of Dresden was severely injured when a BB pellet struck his left eye while target practicing at his home shortly before noon. He was treated at Good Samaritan hospital in fair condition.
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John Hatfield
Dresden
Good Samaritan Hospital
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