Pair held in shooting of Columbus patrolman
Two Buffalo men are held after a drive-in burglary led to Patrolman Augustine Guiffre being shot five times outside a Columbus area drive-in on U.S. 40. James Myers, 20, confessed to the shooting. Walter Jankowski, 28, is in custody elsewhere. A second man fled. car thefts and numerous break-ins are noted in the investigation.
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Frank Hoi
James Stanley Myers
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Sartono Named Acting Chief of Indonesia
Parliament Speaker Sartono was sworn in as acting president of Indonesia to serve during Sukarno's absence. Sukarno observed the ceremony at the Parliament Building. Sartono, 57, is a Nationalist Party member. no departure date yet set.
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Indonesia
Sartono
Sukarno
Netherlands
West New Guinea
Death Toll Reaches 97 in Montgomery County
The death of 6 year old Michael Heckman in Miami Valley Hospital today raises Montgomery County's yearly death toll to 97, surpassing the previous record of 96 set two years ago.
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Dayton
Michael Heckman
Miami Valley Hospital
Montgomery County
Weather forecast and temperatures across regions
The report notes colder tonight with highs in the 44 to 48 degree range and lows around 30 in the west and 70 in the east. Showers and scattered thunderstorms are expected in West Virginia with clearing overnight. Saturday looks fair. five day trend shows above normal temperatures by 4 to 8 degrees, with precipitation of four tenths to seven tenths of an inch in showers and thunderstorms Friday night and again Monday or Tuesday.
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French Soldier Guilty of Murder in Florida Case
Maurice Chavigny, 44, a French soldier, was convicted of second degree murder for the killings of retired Brig. Gen. Wilbur R. McReynolds and his wife in St. Petersburg Florida. The verdict carries a sentence of 20 years to life, with sentencing to occur in a few days.
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Maurice Chavigny
Ohio University
Zanesville
Ohio
McReynolds
St. Petersburg
Chavigny
Boost For Right To Work Legislation From Ohio Chamber
The Ohio Chamber of Commerce urged members to support right to work amendments. The drive aims to collect 354 210 valid signatures to place the issue on the state constitution ballot, contrasting compulsory union membership with voluntarism.
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Ohio Chamber of Commerce
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Thief Steals Perfume from South Zanesville Car
Zanesville police hunt a thief who broke into Jack Williams from South Zanesville. The burglar took 50 half-ounce perfume bottles, triggering a scent trail as investigators use tracking dogs.
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Zanesville
Jack Williams
South
West Coast Doctor Loses Drugs and Gifts in Car Theft
Dr. Jack M. Matthews found his medical bag containing $246 of drugs stolen from his car while shopping in San Pedro California. In the police station he discovered another theft as $100 worth of Christmas gifts had been taken from his purchases.
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Calif
Jack M. Matthews
Columbus utility to invite bids on 14 million bonds
The Utilities Commission authorized Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co to invite bids for 14 million dollars in first mortgage bonds on Thursday.
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Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co
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Spirit of Christmas Hair Color Turns Green for Mrs Rock
Louisville story notes a wife dyed her hair Kelly green for Christmas with her husband taking it in stride. Mrs Rock said neighbors suggested the look and she used food coloring to achieve the color. She chose green after considering red and green together.
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Robert C. Rock
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Eisenhower Returns From Paris After NATO Pact Plan
President Eisenhower arrives in Washington after a Paris trip where 15 NATO allies drafted a three thousand word communique outlining goals to confront the Soviet threat. Officials expect congressional approval for funding atomic data sharing and trade changes, with a nationwide radio television report planned Monday at 8 30 p m EST.
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Russia Plans Arctic Survey Along Unclaimed Antarctic Coast
The Russian Antarctic HQ has informed U S officials of planned extensive surveys along an unclaimed Antarctic coastline. No dates were set. The Ob icebreaker will conduct the survey as Washington maintains nonrecognition of other nations’ territorial claims.
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Washington
Freeway Bids Dates Set In Ohio Plans Open by 1959
The Ohio Department of Highways set January 21 as bid opening for two Cincinnati to Conneaut Freeway sections. One lies in Franklin and Delaware counties, the other in Morrow County. The agency aims to have Columbus to Medina and Painesville to the Pennsylvania line under contract by April 1 and open to traffic in November 1959 after two construction seasons.
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Ohio Department of Highways
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Delaware
Morrow County
Medina
Painesville
Pennsylvania Line
Order Bars Election At Kaiser Aluminum Plant
A temporary restraining order blocks the National Labor Relations Board from holding a collective bargaining election today at the Kaiser Aluminum Plant in Ravenswood West Virginia. The order was issued Thursday by Federal District Judge John J. Sirica.
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National Labor Relations Board
Kaiser Aluminum
Ravenswood
W. Va
John J. Sirica
Boy Dies After Refusing Transfusion
A 19-year-old boy in Kansas City died Thursday after he and his father declined a blood transfusion due to religious beliefs. The case highlights a family dispute over medical consent in an emergency.
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Kansas City
Order Out of Chaos Urges Pentagon Overhaul
Senate probe of missile and satellite programs prompts calls for drastic Defense Department restructuring to simplify command and accelerate space and long range missile advancement. Gaither Report cited as urging sweeping Pentagon reorganization amid White House classified stance. Missile test at Cape Canaveral reported a success.
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D-Mont
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Defense Department
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Outer Space
Defense Organization
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Barrett
Rwyo
Washington Post
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Office of Defense
Hoffa Conspiracy Trial Ends With Hung Jury
The Hoffa wiretap conspiracy trial with Owen Brennan and Bernard Spindel ended in a deadlocked jury 11 to 1 for conviction. Deliberations began Wednesday and ended just after midnight. A retrial is planned. Hoffa faces related perjury charges and a separate case on his union presidency legitimacy in Washington.
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James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Hoffa
Owen B. Brennan
Detroit Teamsters Local 337
Bernard Spindel
Detroit Teamsters
Cial Tackel Invesuzalots
U. S
Paul W. Williams
Sol Gelb
Josephine
Detroit
Frederick van Pelt Bryan
Washington
Hat Company Makes Employees Stockholders in Cincinnati
Charles Tobias Bros. & Co., a 100 year old Cincinnati maker of men’s and boys’ hats, will become employee stockholders as it incorporates. President Elmer E. Heinze announced that each of the 35 employees will receive stock, with most having served the firm more than 20 years.
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Charles Tobias Bros. & Co
Elmer E. Heinze
Heinze
Mistletoe Vends Cheer From KIST Tower
Women passing the Balboa Building in Santa Barbara glimpse a five foot mistletoe wreath perched atop the Balboa Building tower. The display is created by radio station KIST and its call letters are shown on the wreath.
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Balboa
KIST
Columbus Seeks State Payment Over Sewage Discharge Bill
Columbus asks the state for 1 056 546 dollars claiming it is owed for permitting the Ohio Penitentiary to discharge cooling system water into Columbus sewer lines.
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Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
AFL-CIO moves to complete Teamsters and union expulsions
The AFL-CIO ordered nationwide expulsions of the Teamsters Bakery Workers and Laundry Workers unions from all state and local bodies after their removal at the national level for corruption. Locals must sever ties or form new organizations. Laundry locals may seek AFL-CIO charters if compliant. James Hoffa warned retaliation may follow.
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Afl-Cio
Teamsters
United Labor Movement
George Meany
William Schnitzler
American Bakery and Confectionery Workers International Union
Meany and Schnitzler
Laundry Workers
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James R. Hoffa
Evans Heads Law Class at Ohio State University
John L. Evans of Nelsonville graduated from Ohio State University with an honor degree in law during a St. John Arena ceremony. He ranked as the top law graduate among 599 diploma recipients, after earning 116 hours of A grades out of 119 and receiving a Juris Doctor. Evans, 26, is the son of Rev. Lloyd Evans and a former University of Pennsylvania bachelor, Marine Corps veteran, married with a son.
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John L. Evans
Nelsonville
Ohio State University
Evans
St. John Arena
Lloyd Evans
First Presbyterian Church
University of Pennsylvania
Marine Corps
Only Well Runs Dry Firm Wants To Quit
The W. E. Fischer Gas Co. of Macksburg Washington County says its single gas well has run dry and it would not be economical to buy gas elsewhere, signaling an exit from business. The small Ohio firm cites limited resources and market constraints as reasons for ceasing operations.
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Columbus
W. E. Fischer Gas Co
Macksburg
Washington County
Candidacy Announced for Ohio Governor Nomination
Columbus reports Albert S. Porter of Cuyahoga County has entered the Democratic gubernatorial race as the third candidate for the nomination.
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Columbus
Albert S. Porter
Cuyahoga County
Ohio
Ministers Aim for East West Talks With Russia
The United States and NATO push to convene a foreign ministers meeting with Russia, amid divided opinions on Russia accepting terms. A broad agenda is possible, spanning disarmament and major world problems, while risks include unmet expectations and pressure to slow NATO nuclear armament.
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Paris
United States
NATO
Russia
Air Force Tightens Security at Cape Canaveral Launch Site
At Cape Canaveral the Air Force tightened security around Bird Watch Knoll four to five miles from launch sites after three ballistic missiles were flown this week. Cameras captured the Thor and Atlas missiles and the Jupiter from the knoll. Defense reports called the launches successful. Officials declined to discuss the clampdown amid concerns over information leakage.
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Fla
Air Force
Defense Department
Washington
Santa Claus To Visit Inmates On Alcatraz Christmas
Inmates at Alcatraz Prison will receive a holiday treat on Christmas Eve. All 280 prisoners will get a two pound bag of hard candy several candy bars and six cigars in the annual visit by Santa Claus.
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Alcatraz
San Francisco
Alcatraz Prison
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