NATO Allies To Get New US Weapons
The United States pledged to supply modern weapons capable of firing atomic charges to NATO allies while retaining atomic warheads. The plan, described as dual capacity, would deliver conventional arms due to U.S. law barring transfer of military atomic elements to non-high countries. Defense Secretary Wilson announced these terms during a closed NATO ministers session. Spaak was named new secretary general, succeeding Ismay who retires in April. Wilson also offered to aid allies in developing their own modern weapon systems and to provide technology to speed armament, with possible Warhead shipment under amended laws.
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Youth Slashed By Stranger On Wheeling Avenue
Jona Angelo, 17, of 1345 Wheeling Avenue, was attacked on Greenwood Avenue near Le Pere pottery at about 10 pm. An eastbound car with a stranger challenged him to a fight and slashed his left arm with a pen knife. Angelo described the assailant as about six feet tall, 180 pounds, with dark wavy hair, driving a black Chevrolet. Police Patrolmen Hiram Seenes and Dave Fogle investigated.
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Woman Seized In Con Game By Missing Luggage Plot
Cleveland a maid identified as Betty Williams is accused in Michigan of bilking residents of about $80,000 using multiple aliases. She denied charges and faced extradition to Detroit. In New York Angelo Lamarca, the kidnap slayer of baby Weinberger, was sentenced to die in Sing Sing’s electric chair the week of January 28 after a jury found him guilty of murder and kidnapping.
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Bank Robber Turns Bank Cash Into Burn Victim
Columbus Ohio man Justus 51 dies from burns after a bank robbery at Fairfield County bank in Canal Winchester. Witnesses say the suspect used a pistol to threaten five employees before forcing money from teller cages into the vault. The incident followed an explosion at a filling station in Sour Lane.
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Sign Hopes and Promises At Philadelphia Store
A Philadelphia gift shop advertises a clearance sale with the sign reading going out of business. Beneath the lettering a hand note declares promises promises promising words in a local twist of commentary.
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Eden and Wife Fly Back Home From Jamaica
Prime Minister Eden and Lady Eden flew from Kingston to Britain after a three week Jamaica vacation. The Times noted lingering party resentments over the Egyptian crisis, but no Conservative figure seemed ready to replace him. Eden planned a weekend health checkup and a return to duties after a cabinet meeting, with Parliament resuming Monday.
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FBI Finds Man Declared Dead After Eleven-Year Missing Case
The FBI reports a World War I veteran labeled legally dead after an eleven year disappearance was located in a mental hospital. Chris Kusuplos, 38, was identified in Philadelphia records as Anthony Nicholians, leading to questions about the case and benefits filed by his Lancaster, Pennsylvania family. The bureau did not disclose how the tie was proven.
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Young Knox County man dies after crash near Mount Vernon
A 16 year old Knox County resident, George A Weaver of Rt. 1 Howard, was fatally injured today when his car left Ohio 36 about 144 miles east of here. He died four hours after the accident at Mount Vernon Memorial Hospital.
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Ceramic department in new Zanesville high school featured
The Times Signal previews its week edition with a full page on the new high school ceramics department noted as well equipped for students. It also promises Scotland travel notes, a jet fighters feature called High Flight, bridal portraits, Christmas decor in the women’s section, and a Christmas issue of the Family Weekly with profiles and comics.
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First Anti Noise Violator Fined Under New Ordinance
The first violator of the city's new anti noise traffic ordinance was fined five dollars and costs after pleading guilty to driving with a defective muffler. Larry A. Agin, 6 Adamsville Road, was arraigned before Judge Robert J. Merry after being arrested on North Sixth Street by Sgt. Richard Tracy. The ordinance, effective yesterday, targets screeching tires horn blowing and muffler failures with fines up to fifty dollars for the first offense and escalating penalties for subsequent violations.
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Ishibashi Elected New Liberal Democratic Party Chief
Ishibashi Tanzan, a 72 year old minister of international trade and industry, won the presidency of Japan's ruling party in Tokyo. He is seen as likely to become prime minister before Christmas, replacing Prime Minister Ichiro Hatoyama who plans to resign the government leadership.
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Raiders Strike in County Fermanagh Barracks Attacks
IRA raids claim responsibility for dynamite and gun attacks on Lisnaskea and other barriers in Fermanagh. Police report no casualties as attackers pull back after exchanges. several telephone lines cut to disrupt communications. Officials estimate around 40 IRA participants in the Northern Ireland raids.
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Former Finnish President Juho Paasikivi Dies at 86
Helsinki Finland Juho Paasikivi who led Finland from 1946 to 1956 passed away at age 86 The former president played a key role from pre World War I days through Finland independence and early government as prime minister after independence.
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Elderly Women Found Stricken After Attempting to Call Aid
Residents report Anna Morningstar and her mother Ada Butler, 88, both found on the floor in their home after trying to reach a window for help. A salesman, G C Lobstrom of 1033 Ohio Street, alerted police. Mrs Morningstar was taken to Good Samaritan Hospital and is in poor condition.
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Weather Sketches Warm Spell and Cold Front Shifts
A fragment notes highs around 41 to 44 degrees with a 25 degree low and a 42 degree reading in downtown Zanesville. It describes a wet cold eastern region with light warming in the north central area and snow coverage.
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Air Line Official's Wife Found Dead in Suburban Home
Margarith Klapp, 39, wife of United Airlines executive J Mileham Klapp, was found stabbed at home in Glenview after an estranged husband fled. Police say a pistol shot by Margarith toward her husband and son Timothy preceded the scene, a letter to a Chicago attorney suggested plans to kill herself and the boy.
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Nehru Leaves On Trip to U S
New Delhi prime minister Nehru flies to the United States for talks with President Eisenhower and other high U S officials. President Prasad escorts the party as Nehru begins talks in Washington on Sunday. The trip is about 12 days.
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Newark Slayer To Die April 24
Harold E Shackelford, 32, convicted of the September 16 slaying of Miss Mary Dean 51 as she walked to church, faces execution in Ohio's electric chair on April 24. Read in Common Pleas Court by Judge Charles Hobtsberry, the verdict also found him guilty of strangling Miss Dunn during an attempted rape. Shackelford was promptly sent to the Ohio Penitentiary in Columbus. his attorney, Robert Weaver, said an appeal will be filed within 10 days.
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Magazine Writer Reported Missing in Guilford Conn
Police resumed search for 46 year old magazine writer George Sessions Perry missing from his Guilford home since Thursday. Mrs Perry reported him missing and hundreds of officers and firefighters with bloodhounds traced the wooded area around Perry's residence.
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Reds Defy Outsiders In Budapest Sitdown Strike
In Budapest 28 000 workers joined a two day general strike at the Csepel plant defying troops and police. Soviet tanks ring the complex as Russian officers police inside the yard. Workers report only about 28 percent back at work while demanding the release of Sandor Racz and Sandor Bari.
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Illness at Huntington Park church luncheon sickens many
A St Matthias Church benefit luncheon at Huntington Park caused 53 hospitalizations after guests suffered cramps nausea and collapse. County health chief F X Kemp said likely food poisoning from meat left unrefrigerated after cooking. A caterer provided turkey and trimmings.
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