Atlas Missile Talks Back Two Way During Orbit
Earthmen tested two way radio contacts with the Atlas missile satellite on its fourth day aloft. Messages including Eisenhower’s Christmas wish were relayed to and from ground stations in California Georgia Texas and Arizona. A House Space Committee report warned of dangers from unannounced satellite firings and urged advance flight plans.
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OU Grad Is First Named To Cabinet
COLUMBUS Ohio University alum Grant Keys a former military pilot with nine children is named the state highway safety director the first cabinet pick announced by Gov elect Michael V DiSalle Keys 41 former Elyria mayor led traffic safety efforts and took a Northeastern University course since 1953 Elyria has earned nine traffic safety awards from national and regional groups.
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Grant Keys
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Gordon Jeffery
Toledo
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Northeastern University
Boston
National Safety Council
Ohio Safety Council
American Automobile Association
Holiday Week In Bad Start
The long Christmas holiday week opened with 27 accidental deaths in Ohio over the weekend. Seventeen died in traffic, five in fires, and five from other causes. The Ohio Highway Patrol warned that up to 200 traffic deaths could occur in the two week period, compared with about 130 last year.
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Ohio Highway Patrol
Weather Outlook West Leads Warmth as Ohio Stays Mild
Mostly cloudy tonight with lows 28-35 east and 54-40 west. Tuesday looks sunny and warmer. Ohio: mostly fair and warmer today tonight and Tuesday with low around 24 and high near 41. Five day forecast calls for near normal eastern Ohio and up to six degrees above normal in the west with little or no precipitation.
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De Gaulle Wins Third Victory in France Presidency
Premier Charles de Gaulle secured a decisive presidential victory in the Fifth Republic. He won 62,392 of 79,468 valid ballots from the Electoral College, receiving about 78.5 percent. De Gaulle did not vote in the election.
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Bergman Weds Swedish Industrialist in Paris Honeymoon
Ingrid Bergman, 43, married Lars Schmidt, 41, in a quiet London ceremony and fled with him to Schmidt's walled Paris area farm. Press surrounded the wall as gendarmes ordered reporters away. The actress faces a Rome appeal over her prior marriage nulling to Roberto Rossellini, with another hearing set for Feb. 3.
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Goldfine Gets Three Months For Contempt
Federal Judge Charles E. Wyzanski Jr. sentences industrialist Bernard Goldfine to three months in jail for contempt of court over failing to turn over company records in a tax probe. His secretary Mildred Paperman gets 10 days. both released on $1000 personal recognizance.
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GOP to Choose 1960 Convention Site in Des Moines
Republicans will meet in Des Moines Iowa next month to select the site for the 1960 convention and begin planning the election campaign. A five day series includes a convention site committee meeting January 1920 the GOP executive committee January 21 and the full Republican National Committee January 22 23.
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Three Pets to Share $10,000 Estate in Will
A 77-year-old woman's will directs a trust to care for her pets. A dog and two cats will share the $10,000 estate to be used for their maintenance for as long as they live.
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Carrie Osborne
Worshippers Routed as Fire Breaks Out at Bethel Baptist
A basement furnace room fire at Bethel Baptist Church in Painesville forced about 80 worshippers to flee minutes before Sunday morning service. Firefighters contained the blaze with no injuries reported.
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Cleveland Harbor Closure Until Next Spring
Cleveland harbor remains closed with no shipping or fishing activity until the coming spring season. Authorities cited safety and maintenance needs for the delay, with plans to reassess in the early spring period.
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Cleveland Harbor
Notre Dame Chooses Kuharich as New Head Coach
Bulletin from South Bend reports Joe Kuharich named head coach of Notre Dame football, replacing Terry Brennan. Athletic Director Edward Krause announced the decision today.
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Moose) Krause
DiSalle picks Terhune as agriculture director in cabinet
Robert H. Terhune of Washington Court House is Gov elect Michael V. DiSalle's choice for agriculture director. The 50 year old farms 600 acres and runs Bobana Farms Inc in Fayette and Madison Counties. He is a Sunday school teacher and longtime Boy Scout leader with a patented portable silo device.
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Air Travel Sidelined by Major Airline Strikes and Weather
A thick fog of labor trouble grounded American Airlines and Eastern Airlines as strikes halted operations during the height of the holiday travel season. Thousands faced delays and alternative arrangements while railroads and buses reported surge traffic and mail rerouting.
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Son Arraigned for Shooting Dad in Cleveland
Norman Hills 25, a former Hawthornden State Hospital patient, was arraigned in Shaker Heights Municipal Court for the fatal shooting of his father Clifford J. Hills 61. Police say Norman entered a police station Saturday night and confessed, indicating a four year intent to kill.
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Winter Now Holds Reins In Local Administration
A new administration took over at 3 40 a m promising longer days and improved outlook. The transition lasts about three months as required by law and natural limits guiding the office.
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Hoover Reports Rise In Bank Robberies
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover says federal bank robberies burglary and larceny violations rose more than 30 percent over 1957 with 491 crimes recorded in that year.
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Crack Down On Booze by PA Liquor Board Officers
State Liquor Control Board roving plain clothesmen enforce a crackdown on motorists bringing bottled Christmas beer from Ohio into Pennsylvania where prices are lower. The drive follows a threat issued last Thursday to curb such cross state alcohol traffic.
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Soviet announces vast expansion of science and social program
Moscow reports a broad plan to boost science and social welfare alongside heavy investments to expand Soviet industry. Finance Minister Arseny Zverev outlined 1959 budgets totaling 484.3 billion rubles for growth in iron and steel chemical oil and gas as well as agriculture and education and health. He noted 8 percent national income rise versus 1958 and 140 percent above 1950.
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70 Die In Mexican Bus Crash Near Oaxaca
A speeding bus plunged into a ravine near Oaxaca killing 70 people and injuring two survivors. The vehicle, carrying villagers returning from Sunday market, exceeded capacity with riders on the roof and rear bumper, as the driver allegedly lost control on a curve.
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City Park Desegregation Ends After Supreme Court Ruling
New Orleans City Park joins desegregated public spaces as the park board concedes to a Supreme Court mandate. After eight years of litigation the 1427 acre park adopts integrated facilities and policies.
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New York Herald Tribune Editor Flees Fire at Virginia Lodge
Ogden Reid editorial director of the New York Herald Tribune escaped with his wife and three children as flames engulfed the roof of their secluded hunting lodge in Back Bay Virginia. Fire crews battled the blaze and saved the family from the structure.
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Ohio man surrendered after Toledo murder warrant
William Redding Jr. surrendered in Louisville Kentucky and admitted he is wanted for an Ohio slaying, authorities say, and he will be returned to Toledo Ohio for prosecution.
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Growing Resistance Move Reported In Near Tibet
Nationalist intelligence reports claim rising resistance in Tibet and neighboring Chinese provinces. Rebels temporarily seized key positions forcing Communist troops to retreat into mountains. Marshal Peng Teh Huai traveled to Tsinghai in October to direct operations as cease fire in Quemoy neared its end. Refugees say Nationalist flags fly in Sikang Tsinghai border area. A large anti Communist demonstration occurred in Lhasa in late April. A clash northwest of Lhasa on August 30 left about 500 dead.
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Writer Lion Feuchtwanger Dies at 74 in Los Angeles
American obit notes Lion Feuchtwanger born in Munich died in Los Angeles at 74 after hospitalization for a recurring stomach ailment. He lived in California since 1941 and was renowned for historical and political novels.
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Lion Feuchtwanger
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California
Four Die In Collision Of City Bus And Auto
A Chicago Transit Authority bus collided with a car Sunday night killing four auto occupants. Twelve others were injured including eleven bus riders. Flames erupted from under the bus as panicked passengers fled through doors and seats. Three of the bus injuries required hospitalization.
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Man Says He Was Hired To Kill Nurse Olga Duncan
Ventura police linked a plot to the murder of Olga Duncan a six month pregnant nurse whose body was found in a grave by a road. Augustine Baldonado 25 testified the dead woman's mother in law Elizabeth Duncan 54 hired him and Luis Moya 22 to kill Olga for 6000 dollars and investigators say the victim may have been buried alive. Detective statements indicate jealousy as a motive tied to a marriage to Santa Barbara lawyer Frank Duncan.
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