Eisenhower Forges Budget Talk With GOP Leaders
President Eisenhower met with Republican congressional leaders to press defense spending and budget priorities amid a projected annual deficit and a 79.2 billion federal outlay. GOP chair Meade Alcorn cited proposed hikes by Democrats and allied groups while Democratic leaders framed the mandate for steady fiscal action.
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Washington
Eisenhower
GOP
Congress
Meade Alcorn
Democratic Advisory Council
Senate Democratic
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Afl-Cio
Americans For
America
Mediator Joins Talks to End New York Newspaper Strike
Joseph F. Finnegan enters negotiations with the Newspaper and Mail Deliverers Union and the Publishers Assn of New York City to end a six day strike that halted publication of nine major dailies. Printers from Local 6 offered to return. Daily News printers refused to cross picket lines. union sought 10 dollar wage rise plus benefits and 35 hour week. publishers countered with seven dollar weekly increase over two years.
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New York
Joseph F. Finnegan
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Publishers Assn
New York City
New York Typographical Union Local 6
The
Daily News
Prelates Promoted By Pope Elevates Cardinals Worldwide
Pope John XXIII elevates the archbishops of Philadelphia and Boston along with 21 others to cardinal, expanding the Sacred College to 74 and adding representation from 27 nations including Mexico and Uruguay for the first time. The consistory at the Vatican confirms the action.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Philadelphia
Boston
Vatican
Sacred College
Sixtus V
John
Vatican Curia
Italy
Mexico
Uruguay
Imprisoned Women To Play Santa Claus
Santa Claus will bring toys to children of the 51 mothers confined at the State Reformatory for Women. The Salvation Army assists on an experimental basis, letting imprisoned mothers select toys, sign tags, and provide addresses for their children. Representatives visited Dwight prison with 14 toy samples for mothers to choose from.
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Chicago
Santa Claus
State Reformatory For
Salvation Army
Dwight
Plan Cancer Campaign Sets Untargeted Goal in Columbus
American Cancer Society representatives from ten states gather in Columbus to plan next April's fundraising drive. One topic is adopting an unlimited fundraising goal rather than a fixed dollar target.
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Columbus
American Cancer Society
Confessed Killer Faces First Degree Murder Charge
A 35 year old Portsmouth chiropractor Charles Arthur Stockham is charged with first degree murder in the strangling of his mother Lucy Stockham 66. He reported the death to deputies at their rural home in Slocum Station after an argument about his father James 65 and mental illness. Police say the victim died from lack of blood to the brain and Stockham said he became angry after his mother taunted him.
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Portsmouth
Charles Arthur Stockham
Stockham
Sheriff's Office
Slocum Station
Lucy Stockham
James
Two Ohioans Named For Overseas Study
Evanston Illinois report says Jerrold K Footlick 24 a Wooster College graduate studying law at Harvard and Lettie M McSpadden 21 of Geneva Ohio a University of Michigan student will study abroad on Rotary International fellowships averaging 2500. They are among 121 graduates awarded fellowships this year.
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Evanston, Ill
Jerrold K. Footlick
Wooster College
Harvard
Lettie M. McSpadden
Geneva
Ohio
University of Michigan
Rotary International
Fire Destroys Two Canaanville Homes
Sunday night blaze in subfreezing weather leveled two Canaanville houses. Joe Baker lost his home and nearby coal building, seven tons of coal smoldered. Leona Scott, 72, also lost her residence. Total unofficial loss estimated at 20000 dollars with no injuries. Fire crews from Rich and Area and Ames-Bern-Amesville fought the flames 5 miles east of Athens near the railroad.
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Canaanville
Joe Baker
Leona Scott
Baker
Rich and Area Fire Brigade
Ames-Bern- Amesville
Baltimore & Ohio
Athens
Velma
Scott
Phil Cring
Marty Reichenthal
Inauguration Plans Made For Ohio Governor DiSalle
Columbus plans approved for the January 12 inauguration of Michael V. DiSalle as Ohio governor. Simon P. Dunkle of Columbus named as inauguration chairman. Ceremony on the west steps of the capitol at noon if weather permits. Oath-taking to be in the State House rotunda if inclement weather. An inauguration ball is planned at Veteran's Memorial.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio
William N. Coleman
Simon P. Dunkle
Ohio Capitol
State House
Coleman
Veteran's Memorial
War Criminals Freed on Parole in Tokyo Release
The United States released 264 lesser Japanese war criminals on parole in Tokyo. Prisoners had been housed in local facilities and their parole conditions will govern their post release conduct and supervision.
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Tokyo
United States
Redirection Key To Success For Reforming King Cobras
In Seattle the King Cobras gang reformed publicly 10 months ago after a restitution dinner of 133.08 dollars funded repayment to a grocer for a burglary. Judge gave them a chance and no further law trouble followed. White of Neighborhood House credits redirection with success with youth directing a dance band joining athletic teams and a student council election.
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Seattle
Wash
King Cobras
James L. White
Neighborhood House, Inc
White
Marines Pay Homage To Wright Brothers
Thirteen Marines named Wright will arrive by helicopter to Kitty Hawk North Carolina to pay homage to Orville and Wilbur Wright who made the first powered flight fifty five years ago. They will form an honor guard and render full military honors to the two brothers.
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Kitty Hawk
N.C
Wright
Wrights
Orville
Wilbur
Blaze Damages Dormitory Sparks Early Morning Panic
A fire at St. Vincent de Paul Dormitory injured no one and caused about 500 dollars in damage. More than 20 residents were forced outside into freezing air for about half an hour while firefighters contained the blaze at the Toledo area building.
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Toledo
St. Vincent de Paul
Slaying Opens Bootleg Whisky Ring Probe
Columbus police probe a fatal shooting on the East Side that exposed a bootleg whisky operation. Henry Hutchens, 29, was killed in an argument with Asa Cole, 25, who fired the shot. Detectives arrested Cole and seized five bottles in his rooming house and at least 90 more bottles from Cole's father Jeff, 45, who admitted buying corn liquor south of Washington Court House.
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Columbus
Henry Hutchens
Hutchens
Asa Cole
Cole
Jeff
Washington Court House
Whale stranded at Atlas missile test center prompt removal
Guards at Cape Canaveral faced the task of removing a 50 foot whale that washed ashore near a service tower housing an Atlas intercontinental ballistic missile on Sunday.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Robber Robs Downtown Theater Box Office
Dayton police say a robber escaped on foot after taking 100 dollars from a downtown theater box office on Sunday. The marquee warned of a bank that should be robbed, reflecting a taunting message unrelated to the act.
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Dayton
Injured Driver In Six Car Crashes And Fires Ragged
A run of six accidents includes two fires of unknown origin. one scenario left residents uninjured in a fire at a rest home. Unbeaten Bobcats prepare to face Morehead Five tonight as local schools survey results loom. County notes and sports results from Athens Glouster Chauncey and Gallipolis Nelsonville.
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Rest
Bobcats
Morehead
Athens
Glouster
Point Pl
Chauncey
O. Orr
Viewena
Conner
Citenees
Ovsers
Gallipolis
Nelsonville
Kingfish Tim Moore Dies of Tuberculosis at 70
Los Angeles veteran actor Tim Moore known as the Amos N Andy Kingfish dies of tuberculosis at 70. His career spanned radio to TV with 79 films shown nationwide. he last appeared on camera in 1953 and was a club emcee recently.
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Los Angeles
Harry R
Tim) Moore
Kingfish
Amos'n Andy
Freeman Gosden
Moore
U.S
Gosden
Charles Correll
Rock Island
Europe
Vivian
Vivian Moore
Curiosity Kills 7 At Explosion
In Allentown Pennsylvania a gas main blast drew bystanders to a porch of the Mountainville Hotel. Lester S Kraft Jr 29 and six others died in a second explosion. Twenty three injured two critically as gas ignited in streets nearby. Hotel operators Mr and Mrs George Andresack aided patrons with warning.
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Allentown
Lester S. Kraft, Jr
Altentown Call-Chronicl
Pennsylvania
Mountainville
George Andresack
Andresack
Kent State Building Hollow Shell After Fire
Wesley Foundation center at Kent State University was a hollow shell with its roof burned away. Mrs. Hazel Glesenjamp housemother escaped as fire from a basement wiring started the blaze about 6 10 a m Sunday. Firemen halted spread to nearby buildings after nearly six hours and $20 000 damage.
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Kent
Kent University
Wesley Foundation Center
Hazel Glesenjamp
Fred Miller
Medina
Bunker Hill Inn
Louisville
Stark County
Bunker Hill
U.S. 42
Brunswick
Valley City
Hickley
Inn
Three Lulled By Gas Revived And Released
Three Ohioans overcome by carbon monoxide as their car idled in a long traffic line have been released from the hospital. Kenneth Zusall of Canton Donald F. Carter of Shreve and Faye McFellien of Wooster were discharged Sunday. They and Chester Carter and James Laugherty, both of Shreve, were en route to Florida for work when the incident occurred Saturday.
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Hartsville
S. C
Kenneth Zusall
Canton
Donald FE. Carter
Shreve
Wayne County
Faye McFellien
Wooster
Chester Carter
James Laugherty
Florida
Canine Shop Debuts Custom-Fitted Mink Gift for Dogs
Beverly Hills reports opening of The Doggery offering a custom-fitted $475 mink coat for dogs. Other items include wool coats $12.75 to $30, solid gold neck chains, rhinestone collars and leashes, a wicker traveling bag with Rover’s name, dog shampoo, brushes, photography, and a sterilized whelping box for rental. conceived by Dick and Enid Grossman.
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Gene Handsaker
Beverly Hills
Calif
Rover
Dick Grossman
San Fernando Valley
Enid
Allies Stand Fast on Berlin as NATO Divides Becomes Issue
Paris report says the Western Big Three Britain France and the United States reaffirmed access rights to West Berlin and rejected Soviet control via East German authorities. Dul les Couve de Murville and Lloyd plan counterproposals after NATO consultations amid OEEC talks on European economic policy.
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Paris
West Berlin
North Atlantic
Berlin
Britain
France
United States
Western Europe
U.S
John Foster Dulles
Maurice Couve de Murville
Selwyn Lloyd
NATO
NATO Council
Organization For European Economic Cooperation
OEEC
Sweden
Switzerland
Austria
Letart Youth Killed Sunday In Auto Wreck
Blaine Staats 20 of Letart Route 1 was killed in a Sunday night auto crash while returning to West Virginia University from Wheeling. His car slid on ice into a bridge and he died at a hospital. Staats, a WVU sophomore and former Wa hama High standout, was to marry Dorothy Johnson next Sunday. He is survived by his parents, a brother and two sisters. Funeral arrangements by Foglesong Funeral Home.
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Point Pleasant
Blaine Staats
West Virginia University
Wheeling
Morgantown
Staats
Dorothy Johnson
Johnson
Harry A. Staats
Letart Route 1
Wahama High School
Greenbrier Military School
West Virginia
Mason City
Harry
Nora Hoffman Staats
Bruce
Bonnie
Bernita Staats
Foglesong Funeral Home
Indonesia Parliament Extends State of Emergency
parliament votes unanimously to extend nationwide emergency status for one year. The move keeps government powers and restrictions in place amid ongoing security concerns and public health needs across the archipelago.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
West Virginia and Ohio Weather Outlook with Snow Flurries
West Virginia sees partly cloudy and colder conditions tonight with subfreezing lows. Tuesday brings variable cloudiness and continued cold with snow flurries in the north. Ohio reports light snow starting late tonight, ending Tuesday afternoon, with highs near 20. A five day forecast shows below normal temperatures by 6 to 10 degrees, mixed with occasional light snow across the region, and normal highs around 36 north and 42 south. Clear and cloudy stations from Albuquerque to Washington show varied readings.
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West Virginia
Ohio
Erie
Albuquerque
Bismarck
Chicago
Cleveland
Des Moines
Indianapolis
Los Angeles
Memphis
St. Paul
New York
E.ss
Portland
Ore
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
Washington
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