Bender Opposes Gov ONeill In 1958 Ohio Run
Former congressman George H. Bender emerges as Gov C William ONeill's first potential rival for the 1958 Ohio governor bid. Bender applied for petitions to seek the Republican nomination while serving as an Interior Department aide. He has declined comment until January 15.
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Columbus
U.S
George H. Bender
William O’neill
Bender
Interior
Fred Seaton
Washington
Ted W. Brown
U. S. Senate
Frank J. Lausche
William E. Minshall, Jr
Cleveland
Ohio Senate
Cuyahoga County
Grand Jury To Question Racketeers In Apalachin Case
In Owego New York a rural court scene forms as grand jurors prepare to quiz visiting racketeers after the Apalachin gathering. Subpoenas issued for 24 delegates may delay testimony for about two weeks as Tioga County Court holds sessions.
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Owego
N.Y
Apalachin
Pennsylvania
Cuba
Joseph Barbara
Tioga County
Venezuelan Dictatorship Faces Fresh Unrest After Plebiscite
Exiles in New York see a prelude to renewed upheaval as Venezuela under Marcos Perez Jimenez, buoyed by oil and mining profits and police power, battles a possible military challenge. Rebels fled to Colombia, exiled officers discuss a junta while civilians celebrate economy improving regime stability.
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Guatemala
Venezuela
Marcos Perez Jimenez
Maracay
Bar
Ranquilla
Colombia
New York
Perez Jimenez
Caracas
U. S
Progress Made Says Johnson on defense efforts
Senator Lynton B. Johnson said the Senate Preparedness subcommittee is making progress toward substituting action for tranquilizers in national defense. The panel will resume hearings on U S missile and satellite development with Defense Secretary McElroy and Deputy Quarles expected to testify. Johnson cited overtime work limits being removed as quick action and will brief Democratic senators on Tuesday. Symington questioned Gaither defense report coverage and Hagerty’s claim of weakness.
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Washington
Lynton B. Johnson
Dtex
Senate Preparedness
Johnson
Senate
U. S
Defense McElroy
Donald A. Quarles
McElroy
Defense Department
Subcommittee
Sen
Symington
D-Mo
Gaither
White House
James C. Hagerty
United States
Red Skelton Cleared to Joke with Nurses in Recovery
Santa Monica reports that Red Skelton, though still convalescing, is well enough to joke with nurses. Dr. Garth K. Graham stated on Thursday that the situation is now a matter of continued convalescence.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Red Skelton
Garth K. Graham
Five-Story Cincinnati Building Destroyed by Fire
A smoldering shell remains of a downtown Cincinnati five story building housing the Ohio Unemployment Service offices after a 12 hour blaze. Firemen fought freezing conditions as walls on Elm Street and Central Parkway threaten collapse and traffic is blocked.
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Cincinnati
The
Ohio Unemployment Service
Elm Street
Central Parkway
Dan Vogel
Senators Warm Seat For Benson
Republican and Democrat senators warmed the seat for Agriculture Secretary Benson. The Senate Agriculture Committee will likely question him for two days starting the week of Jan 13. Some members plan a sharp, critical hearing over dairy price support cuts and Benson’s general policy stance. Senator Thye called the seat "a little warm" and said he will try to block the dairy cuts.
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Washington —.P
Benson
Ellender
Dla
Senate Agriculture Committee
Benson Long
Farm State Congress
Agriculture Committee
Sen
Thye
R-Minn
Russian Envoy Menshikov Accepted as U S Ambassador
Mikhail A Menshikov a top ranking economic negotiator has been accepted as the new Russian ambassador to the United States by the State Department after two weeks of consideration He previously served as envoy to India where he helped secure major economic deals Moscow aims to boost trade with the United States especially in strategic materials
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Washington
Mikhail A. Menshikov
United States
State Department
Menshikov
India
Moscow
Rose Bowl Fans Hurt As Ramp Collapses
Two Ohio Rose Bowl travelers were injured when a ramp collapsed while boarding a chartered plane in Burbank California. Mrs Alma B Crow 53 of Worthington and Mary Lockhart 57 of Columbus were treated and released from a local hospital.
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Rose Bowl
Burbank
Calif
Alma B. Crow
Worthington
Ohio
Mary ©. Lockhart
Columbus
Man Misreads Birthday Seventy-Fifth, Keeps Working
Rudolph Bucy of Gates Rubber Co. believed his birthday was December 29, 1892 and planned retirement. A birth certificate showed he was born December 29, 1893, meaning he is six days short of possible retirement and will continue working.
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Denver
Rudolph Bucy
Gates Rubber Co
Bucy
Turnpike Bars Truck After Three Accidents
Ohio Turnpike bans Pennsylvania truck driver James M. Brown and his tractor trailer after three serious crashes involving the same rig. No charges filed. ban lasts pending investigation to determine if incidents are coincidence.
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Turnpike
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Ohio Turnpike
James W. Shacknessy
Ohio Turnpike Commission
James M. Brown
Beaver Falls
Brown
Donald Chaney
Philadelphia
Youngstown
Conviction Reversed for Ex-Police Officer in Burglary Case
Jerome Raimond 32 a former East Liverpool policeman had his conviction reversed by the Seventh District Court of Appeals on Thursday for receiving and concealing goods stolen in a hardware store burglary.
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Lisbon
Ohio
Jerome Raimond
East Liverpool
Seventh District Court of Appeals
Real Estate Tax Reaches New High in The Messenger
City commissioners begin work as Four County League games loom on the schedule. Smith named to council reorganization. A car crashes into a motel room near Glouster Logan Nelsonville Point Pil.
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Smith
Glouster
Nelsonville Point
Ohio Pilot Lands on New York Highway
Dale A. Seiberling of Columbus Ohio landed his light plane on a new four lane highway strip near Canandaigua New York on Thursday.
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Ohio
New York Highway
Canandaigua
N.Y
Dale A. Seiberling
Columbus
Here
Robber Takes 1200 In Wadsworth Loan Office Hold-Up
An armed man robbed the Wadsworth City Loan Co. on Thursday taking 1200 dollars. Clerk Ruth Shoup said the robber forced her to remove her shoes, moved her into a washroom, and sprinkled talcs on the floor.
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Wadsworth
Ohio
Wadsworth City Loan Co
Ruth Shoup
Ironton Leader Declines to Rule Out Board Presidency
Elliott and Meyers vice president of the State Board of Education and an Ironton attorney said Thursday night he would not turn down the board presidency if offered.
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Ironton
Elliott &. Meyers
State Board of Eduction
Civil Rights Commission to study racial problems for 20 months
President Eisenhower leads the new Civil Rights Commission on a 20 month study of racial issues. Six members include three Southerners and three Northerners with one Negro. A staff director salary of 22500 yearly is to be appointed after Senate confirmation. The commission aims a September 9 1959 report with findings on voting rights and federal protections. John A Hannah chairs. J Ernest Wilkins is the Negro member. Theodore M Hesburgh and two Southern lawyers join.
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Eisenhower
New
Civil Rights Commission
Congress
Tive
Commission
Senate
John A. Hannah
Michigan State University
J. Ernest Wilkins
Theodore M. Hesburgh
University of Notre Dame
John&. Battle
Charlottesville
Doyle E. Carlton
Tampa
Fla
Robert G. Storey
Southern Methodist University
Bell Strike Planned Tonight Across 42 States
Long distance telephone workers across 42 states and the District of Columbia vote to strike at midnight, potentially involving about 25 500 Bell System employees. A nationwide tally awaited by 4 p.m. shows uncertainty. strike would impact telephone and network services including coaxial cable, microwave links, teletypewriter and international operations.
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States
District of Columbia
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Bell System
CWA
Miss Gleason
Clark Hunsicker, longtime Pickaway state representative, dies
Circleville obituary notes Clark K. Hunsicker of Pickaway County, age 80, served as state representative from 1935 to 1939, died at his home after a long illness.
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Circleville
Clark K. Hunsicker
Pickaway County
Ohio highway chief seeks federal help to speed expressways
Ohio highway chief Charles Noble and aides plan a Washington trip to urge Congress and the Bureau of Public Roads to allow states with advance planning to draw federal interstate funds ahead of schedule. They say Ohio would mostly use state funds but wants reimbursement to cover 90 percent of costs and avoid delaying projects.
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Ohio
Washington
Congress
Charles M. Noble
George Thormyer
G. H. Makeever
Bertram Tallamy
Bureau of Public Roads
Bureau
Interstate Money Trust Fund
Uncle Sam
Noble
Callas condemned for quitting Rome opera after aria
Maria Meneghini Callas drew sharp criticism from Italian newspapers and critics after she halted Bellini Norma at the Rome Opera after the first act. Her doctor blamed fever and bronchitis, saying she would be bedridden for two to three days. The incident marked the Rome opera's first ever incomplete performance. The New York born star fled through an underground passage as enraged spectators jeered outside.
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Rome
Italy
Maria Meneghini Calas
Rome Opera
Bellini
Norma
Land of Opera
Umberto de Martini
350 Workers Return to Jobs in Nelsonville
About 350 workers will return to their jobs in Nelsonville on Monday after layoffs. At the NATCO conduit plant, nearly 150 men resume six hours daily on a five day week as orders pick up. About 200 workers at the William Brooks Shoe Co. also return as production resumes after a one week inventory shutdown.
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Nelsonville
Natco
William Brooks Shoe Co
Parental Responsibility Law Enforced in Cleveland
A new parental responsibility law passed last year was used in Cleveland for the first time. Juvenile Judge Albert A. Waldman ordered three fathers to post $500 bonds guaranteeing their sons' good conduct. Two youths faced charges of breaking into a business establishment and one was accused of auto theft.
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Cleveland
Albert A. Waldman
Community Arranges Nine Funerals in Eureka Tragedy
A farming town in Eureka South Dakota organized nine funeral services after a head on collision midnight Wednesday killed Walter Beck his wife and four of their seven children along with three teenage victims. Mrs Beck aged 42 who was five months pregnant survived with two Beck children at the hospital unaware of the loss. The seventh Beck child resides with Mrs Marvin A Rohrbach in Altus Oklahoma.
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Eureka
S. D
Main St
Walter Beck
Beck
Marvin A. Rohrbach
Altus
Okla
Woman Sentenced In Grand Larceny Case In Columbus
Mrs. Lillian E. Taylor, 33, of Cleveland, arrested with three others in December, pleaded guilty to three charges of grand larceny and was sentenced to one to seven years in Marysville Reformatory.
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Columbus
Lillian E. Taylor
Cleveland
Marysville Reformatory
Hillary Wins Race to South Pole Overland Reach
Sir Edmund Hillary and four New Zealanders reached the South Pole on an overland trek from Oct 15, traveling 1200 miles across Antarctica with four snow tractors and seven sledges. They joined 17 Americans at the International Geophysical Year base, with Fuchs still far from the pole.
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Sir Edmund Hillary
Mt. Everest
South Pole
Scott Base
Ross Sea
Antarctic
Hillary
Pole
United States
Murray Ellis
Peter Mulgrew
Jim Bates
Derek Wright
Robert F. Scott
Ronald Amundsen
Norway
Amundsen
Scott
Vivian Fuchs
Antarctica
South America
Fuchs
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