DiSalle Seeks Unified Start as Lay of New General Assembly Sets Leaders
DiSalle secures double assurance from Democrats in both House and Senate that his program will be favored as they name leaders for the January session. House speaker James A. Lantz and Senate majority leader Frank W. King won posts amid party maneuvering, with Republicans warning militant opposition to radical proposals.
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Reed Smith
Columbus
New
General Assembly
Michael V. DiSalle
House
Senate
DiSalle
Diisalle
Frank W. King
Toledo
Ity
Charles J. Carney
Youngstown
James A. Lantz
Lancaster
James J. McGettrick
Cleveland
Ohio
Ray T. Miller
Cuyahoga County
McGettrick
Frigid Midwest Sees Record Lows Across Ohio
A brutal cold wave drives sub zero readings across Ohio with Millport at 17 below and Akron Canton Airport at 11 below. Columbus and Cleveland set historic lows while Cincinnati reports 1 below and 9 above highs. Gas cutoffs loom in Cincinnati to preserve fuel for homes as temps stay severe.
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Ohio
U.S
Millport
Columbiana County
Buckeye
Akron-Canton
Dayton
Toledo
Youngstown
Zanesville
Columbus
Marion
U.S. Weather Bureau
Chesapeake
Ohio River
Cleveland
Fremont
Findlay
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Queen City
Weather Bureau
Khrushchev cites Soviet arms as deterrent in Berlin talks
Khrushchev told Sen. Humphrey that the USSR may dismantle some weapons while boasting a five megaton hydrogen bomb and a 14 000 kilometer missile range. Officials stress U S and allies have long evaluated Soviet power and aim to keep Berlin open with a tough line yet consider constructive proposals.
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Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Hubert Humphrey
Russia
U. S
Humphrey
Berlin
German Ship To Navigate Ohio River
The Army Engineers say the 1947 mile river route from New Orleans to Pittsburgh has nine foot channels on the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers. A 270 foot cargo vessel Kapitan Reinecke loaded to nine feet is to dock in Memphis mid January with 1300 West German automobiles amid new Europe to Memphis service.
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Cincinnati
New Orleans
Pittsburgh
Europe
Memphis
Tenn
U.S. Army Engineers
Ohio
Mississippi
Ohio River
Army
Kapitan Reinecke
Noble resigns as Ohio highway director
Charles M. Noble has resigned from his post as Ohio highway director, ending his tenure leading the state transportation agency. The move comes amid ongoing discussions about the department's leadership and future directions.
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Columbus
Charles M. Noble
Ohio
No Wonder We Must Ring Twice
A letter from Tulsa City Hall to The United States of America Post Office Building Tulsa was returned as insufficient address. Officials noted it should have read Postmaster Tulsa, prompting questions about postal routing and city communications.
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Tulsa
Okla
United States of America
City Hall
Five Killed in Bombing at Chatsworth Retreat
In Chatsworth California a bombing leveled a mountain canyon religious retreat. Five people were killed and four missing believed dead, including Krishna Venta founder of the cult. A stranger with a suit case argued with Venta before the blast near 2 a.m. The group, about 100 followers, lived communally and preached universal Ten Commandments.
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Chatsworth
Calif
Krishna Venta
Venta
San Fernando Valley
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Eisenhower condemns officials withholding Negro voter registration evidence
President Eisenhower called it reprehensible for public officials to refuse to produce evidence about Negro voter registration. The statement highlights concerns over transparency and civil rights reporting in Washington.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Honor Couple Married In 78
FAIRVIEW Utah Peter and Celestia Peterson celebrate their 80th wedding anniversary. They wed in St George Utah Dec 11 1878. He is 98 and she 97. They will hear tributes by radio from their home. Harold H Jenson notes they may be the longest married couple in the country. They also hold 293 living descendants.
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Fairview
Utah
Peter
Celestia Peterson
St. George
Harold H. Jenson
Old Folks Central Committee
Salt Lake City
Petersons
Prison Man Prefers Prison Over Asthma Treatment
Pete McKenzie, aged 53 and having spent 34 years in prison, plans to return to confinement due to asthma and a changed world. He says parole limits prevent him from seeking care outside Tennessee and fears prison doctors cannot treat his condition. He once saved a guard in the 1930s and now asks Gov. Price Daniel to reimpose his sentence in Texas.
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Dallas
Pete McKenzie
Huntsville
Tennessee
McKenzie
Texas
Shelby County
Memphis
Tenn
Austin
Tex
Price Daniel
Alabama Faces Federal Probe Over Negro Voting Rights
Alabama state and county officials resist a federal probe into racial discrimination in voter registration. The Justice Department seeks a court order to compel records and questioning, while six registrars refuse to participate. Alabama Attorney General John Patterson calls the hearing an invasion of states rights.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
U. S. Civil Rights Commission
Justice Department
Washington
John Patterson
Patterson
Two SEO Projects Listed Among Bids
Apparent low bids were submitted in Columbus for two Southeast Ohio road projects. Brewer and Brewer and Sons of Chillicothe bid 44 710 to resurface five miles of U S Route 50 from McArthur to Ohio 638, below the estimate of 43 100. Fairfield Painting and Sheet ing of Cleveland bid 19 100 to paint a bridge over the Ohio River on U S Route 33 in Meigs County, below the 19 951 estimate.
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Columbus
Chillicothe
McArthur
Ohio
Brewer and Brewer and Sons
Fairfield Painting and Sheeting of
Cleveland
Ohio River
Meigs County
Blaze Leaves Crestline Building Reduced to Walls
A three story brick structure in Crestline was evacuated after a Tuesday fire forced 18 people including 11 children to flee. Only the walls remained as firefighters reported no injuries.
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Bucyrus
Crestline
Adviser On Everything Is Poet Frost Aim
Washington reports poet Robert Frost, aged 84, says he wants to be consulted on everything and to be a statesman rather than run for office. He praises Adams and argues for examinations for school integration and cites himself as the greatest authority on education.
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Poet Frost
Washington
Robert Frost
America
San Francisco
Library of Congress
Frost
Sherman Adams
Adams
Vieuna Coats
Theodore Roosevelt
Man Testifies In Uncle's Trial In Zanesville Slayings
Richard See testified in Canton Ohio that his uncle Russell McCoy admitted killing See's parents Louise and Lloyd See at their cabin near Zanesville. He said McCoy told of a Uniontown Market holdup where two men were slain on November 23, 1956.
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Canton
Ohio
Richard See
Russell McCoy
McCoy
See
Zanesville
Uniontown
Muskingum County
Louise
Lloyd See
Harry Dale Bundy
Paul Cain
Reynold Amodio
Bundy
Cain
Man Denies Charge In Bank Robbery Testimony
Charles A. Walker of Canton Ohio testified in a Louisville federal court that he was in Akron visiting a cousin on the day of the bank holdup, denying the robbery charge.
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Louisville
Ohio
Charles A. Walker
Canton
Federal District Court
Akron
Pacifist minister ends 15 day jail fast in Cincinnati
Rev. Maurice F. McCrackin, a pacifist pastor, ends a 15 day fast in jail as he prepares for trial next Friday on charges tied to a missed income tax conference. He has refused to pay taxes for 10 years, saying tax money funds armament and war is evil, and following daily medical exams he resumes eating.
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Cincinnati
Maurice F. McCrackin
McCrackin
Collision Kills Van Wert Couple at Crossing
Van Wert residents Russell Snyder, 65, and his wife Rey, 58, were killed Tuesday when their car collided with a Pennsylvania Railroad freight train at the Market Street crossing. The incident mirrors a fatal crash at the same spot on July 27, 1953.
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van Wert
Russell Snyder
Rey
Route 3
Pennsylvania Railroad
Market Street Crossing
Disagreement Over State Finances Sparks Debate
In a public discourse, Governor DiSalle and House Speaker Logan clash over the state's fiscal picture. The debate centers on funding projections, deficits, and plan to balance the budget as lawmakers seek clarity after a tense session.
Navy Plane Crashes Into Norfolk Homes Killing Six
A Navy tanker AJ2 jet went out of control near Norfolk Naval Air Station and plowed into two homes, killing four crew members and two infants. The Tondora family’s home suffered severe burns. Barbara Tondora was at school. Names named include Lt Cmdr George Wilson, Ens Fred M Clancy III, Patrick F Toomey, and John E Delaney.
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Norfolk
Navy
Norfolk Naval Air Station
Joseph FE. Tondora
Joseph Jr
Michalene
Barbara
Tondora
Cmdr
George Wilson
Fred M. Clancy III
Kissimee
Fla
Patrick F. Toomey
Durham
N. C
John E. Delaney
Chelsea
Mass
Manslaughter Verdict in Traffic Death
William A. Daugherty 28 of Blacklick was convicted in Franklin County Court of second degree manslaughter for the crash that killed Floyd W. Tye 26 of Nelsonville. The Sept. 23 collision involved Daugherty driving while intoxicated. sentencing awaits a probation report.
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Columbus
William A. Daugherty
Blacklick
Franklin County
Floyd W. Tye
Nelsonville
Tye
Daugherty
Weather Ohio Five Day Forecast
Temperatures will run 10 to 15 degrees below normal with highs near 87 in the north and 42 in the south and lows around 24. Frigid days return Saturday and Sunday with frequent Lake Erie snow flurries and a chance of snow statewide Friday or Saturday. West Virginia stays fair and cold tonight with lows zero to 10 above, Thursday mostly not as cold, while another cold period continues across the region. Albany to Washington show cold, clear, or cloudy conditions with scattered light snow and rain across ports of the Midwest and South.
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Lake Rie
West Virginia
Albany
Anchorage
Bismarck
Chicago
Orpee Des
New Orleans
Omaha
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Portland
Ore
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
Tampa
Washington
Russian educators visit Bonneville Grade School
Nine Russian educators surprised sober Bonneville Grade School pupils by entering a classroom in Salt Lake City. The group of 20 boys and girls greeted the visitors in Russian and then sang several songs in the original language.
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Salt Lake City
Bonneville
Nobel Fund Prize Awarded Amid Soviet Winners
Stockholm reports three Soviet nuclear physicists received $41 420 from the Nobel Fund. American recipients included Beadle Tatum Lederberg for medicine and physiology, and Sanger for chemistry. Boris Pasternak did not attend and later declined the literature prize, with his diploma held in trust.
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George Beadle
Edward T. Tatum
Joshua Lederberg
Frederick Sanger
Britain
Boris Pasternak
Doctor Zhivago
Moscow
Anders Oesterling
Royal Swedish Academy
Pasternak
Nobel Fund
Water main break leaves thousands without supply in East Liverpool
Maintenance crews repaired a broken water main in East Liverpool cutting off service for an estimated 4000 to 5000 residents. The incident prompted temporary restrictions as crews worked to restore pressure and resume normal service.
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East Liverpool
A Little Relief Is Forecast
The weather forecast offers minor relief after a long cold spell across the eastern half of the nation. Arctic air lingers in the Midwest while warmth appears in northern regions. heavy snow focuses on Oswego and Mayville, with subzero readings at International Falls dipping to 26 below.
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Midwest
North Central
Atlantic
Southland
Montana
Dakotas
Nebraska
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Illinois
Indiana
International Falls
Minn
Weather Bureau
Iowa
Rockies
Pacific Coast
Formosa Area U.S. Forces Being Slashed
The United States is reducing air and naval forces in the Formosa area as the Communist threat to offshore islands eases. Units to leave are unspecified but can return quickly if needed. A spokesman cites improved Nationalist defenses from U.S. weapons and a lull in bombardment of Quemoy.
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Taipei
Formosa
United States
U. S
Washington
Quemoy Islands
Police Shoot Thief in Chicago After Purse Theft
A 21 year old Cincinnati man was fatally shot by a Chicago police officer today following a reported purse theft involving $6. The officer stated the thief fled the scene after stealing the wallet before confrontation.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Royal Family Cast In Monaco Film Grace Kelly In Minor Role
Grace Kelly appears as wife and mother in Invitation to Monte Carlo a Monacan documentary. Prince Rainier III and Princess Caroline steal scenes while a British crew filmed secretly since May. The film shows Monaco life and will hit theaters next month.
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Monaco
Grace Kelly
Monte Carlo
Principality
Prince Rainier III
Caroline
Grace
Rainier
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