64 Are Killed In Crash At Bolivia North Carolina
A National Airlines DC6B crashed killing 64 onboard near Bolivia North Carolina. FBI team to fingerprint and identify 29 passengers and 5 crew as relatives arrive. Wreckage across a 20 acre area with life jackets on some victims suggests an emergency attempt.
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N.C
Southport High School
FBI
National Airlines
C. Lester Trotter
Washington
John L. Morris
Ex-Policeman Goes On Trial In Murder Case
In Washington Court House Ohio opening statements are expected today in the second degree murder trial of former city policeman Robert Williams 32. A jury of seven men five women and one female alternate is seated. Williams is charged with the Oct 27 fatal shooting of his bride to be Mrs Margaret Leath 32. He says the shooting in his trailer home was an accident.
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Washington Court House
Ohio
Robert Williams
Margaret Leath
Williams
Swedish maid testifies in West Covina murder case
Marie Ann Lidholm a 19 year old Swedish housemaid testified about the night of July 18 at the Finches West Covina home. Dr R Bernard Finch and Carole Tregoff defend that they murdered Finch's estranged wife to gain 750000 in community property.
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Los Angeles
Barbara Finch
Marie Ann Lidholm
R. Bernard Finch
Carole Tregoff
Finch
Miss Tregoff
Miss Lidholm
The
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Kaiser Plant To Be Feature On TV Show
Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp plant in Ravenswood will be shown on NBC Industries on Parade and West Germany Profiles From the New World in 1960. An interview with a Kaiser employee will be included and family members will appear.
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Ravenswood
W. Va
Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corporation
America
NBC
Industries
West Germany
Lusion Hughes
Jack Dunn
Sandyville
Car Crashes Into Dining Room Injuring No One
In St George Utah a car driven by 71 year old Charles Walter Cottam crashed after a collision at a nearby intersection. It sped 90 feet, jumped a two foot wall and smashed into the Elwood Page residence while the Page family dined. a 1 year old high chair occupant Michael Page was unharmed.
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ST. George
Utah
Elwood Page
Michael Page
Charles Walter Cottam
Page
Firemen Stop Carbon Monoxide Poisoning in Columbus Home
A family of five was saved when Columbus firemen detected carbon monoxide in a west Columbus home. Charles Raabe and his wife Barbara and their three children were treated for CO exposure at Mt. Carmel Hospital. Officials said a gas furnace likely caused the lethal buildup.
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Columbus
Charles Raabe
Barbara
Bob
Carol
Fred
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Steel Boom May Mean Budget Boost
Inflation from the steel strike would raise state costs and require bigger budgets. Finance Director James H. Malon said general fund revenues were about five million dollars below estimates in November, due to lower tax receipts despite overall tax gains. He warned inflation could raise future costs and necessitate higher budget needs.
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Columbus
James H. Malon
Maroon
Union Selects Committee On Merger Talks
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen forms a committee to study a merger proposal from H. E. Gilbert of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen. The BRT and BLF&E are the two largest railroad unions with 200000 and 87000 members respectively. Gilbert has previously approached the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers about merging as well.
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Cleveland
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
BRT
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
Blf&e
H. E. Gilbert
Gilbert
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Eisenhower Predicts 1960 Prosperity and Space Push
President Eisenhower in his State of the Union forecast 1960 as the most prosperous year in U S history and announced a doubling of space program funding to about a billion dollars annually. He argued for strong defense and disarmament progress while urging harmony with a Democratic Congress and continued foreign aid.
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Eisenhower
America
Soviet Union
Congress
House
Senate
United States
U. S
Marathon
White House
State of the Union
Lausche Faces Battle In Bid For Party Nod
U S Senator Frank Lausche runs against Governor Michael DiSalle for control of Ohio's 64 Democratic convention votes. Lausche challenges DiSalle's early Kennedy endorsement and vows delegate candidacies with 27 days to file signatures. Delegates at large require 1 000 valid signatures from 35 counties.
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Lausche
Columbus
U. S
Frank J. Lausche
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio
Massachusetts
John F. Kennedy
Washington
DiSalle
Supreme Court Closes Year With 612 Cases
The Ohio Supreme Court disposed of 612 matters in 1959 including 191 general docket cases 356 motions and 64 rehearings The report notes 168 matters were pending at session start compared with 163 in the following year The court agreed to review about 23 percent of cases appealed from lower courts
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
High Court
Ohio GOP Urges Nixon for Nomination in Ohio
Ohio Republicans urge Vice President Richard Nixon to seek the GOP presidential nomination. State Republican Chairman Ray C. Bliss delivers the message to Nixon as the party moves to place Nixon on the May primary ballot. The Ohio Central and Executive Committee convened to set the slate with James A. Rhodes as presidential second choice.
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Republican State Central and Executive Committee
Dale Fulton
Martins Ferry
Oliver P. Bolton
Mentor
William Schneider
Columbus
Franklin County
GOP
Ray C. Bliss
Akron
Fulton
William O'Neill
18Th
Ohio
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Ohio Republican Central and Executive Committee
Bliss
James A. Rhodes
Christmas in Moscow Amid Communist Rule
Russian Orthodox worshippers packed Moscow churches to celebrate the birth of Christ on the Julian calendar while the Communist government did not recognize the religious holiday. Most worshippers were elderly, and for many Muscovites it was just another workday.
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Moscow
Ohio U picks Air Force general as 191st commencement speaker
Maj. Gen. Brooke E. Allen, head of the Headquarters Command for the U.S. Air Force in Washington, D.C., will deliver Ohio University’s commencement address for the 191st graduating class on Jan. 30. About 250 degrees will be awarded.
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Washington, D.C
Ohio University
Brooke E. Allen
Air Force
Davidson College
North Carolina
General Allen
Washington
Allen
TV performer buys Jackson radio station
Jackson radio station WLMJ was sold by Ed Willis to Dean Miler of Hamilton Ohio. The price was not disclosed. Operating personnel will remain unchanged. Willis recently opened a new station in Lafayette Indiana. Miller appears on the TV program December Bride and does ads for Desilu Playhouse.
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WLMJ
Ed Willis
Dean Miler
Hamilton
Ohio
Willis
Lafayette
Ind
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Desilu Playhouse
Bank Call From State Superintendent on December 31
Columbus A R Willett announces a bank condition report for all state banks as of December 31. Harris Williams age 2 dies after falling into a tub of scalding water prepared by the baby's grandmother for the family laundry.
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Columbus
R. H. Willett
State Superintendent of Banks
William Harris
Collins Seeks Congress Post in 10th District GOP Battle
Oakley C. Collins former state senator from Ironton formally announced as a Republican candidate for Congress in Ohio's 10th District at a Jackson dinner. Abele and Rice also track petitions, while Rice weighs full party support amid a growing field. Collins has campaigned in the district since 1959.
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Oakley C. Collins
Ironton
Congress
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Jackson
Butt
Homer E
Pete) Abele
McArthur
Fred Rice
Jackson County
Colonial
Homer Edwards
Lawrence County
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GOP
Thomas A. Jenkins
Jenkins
Abele G
Central Committees
Walter H. Moeller
Lancaster
Rice
General Assembly
Ohio Senate
J. Sherman Porter
State says lay outbreak not serious influenza statewide
The Ohio Health Department said no statewide influenza outbreak is indicated. Dr. Winslow J. Bashe noted reports from county health officers and school absenteeism, adding that more than 100 weekly cases would signal spread, with Columbus showing about 200 cases at the Ohio Penitentiary.
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Columbus
State Health Department
Winslow J. Bashe
Ohio Penitentiary
Attorney argues guilty plea in Mentor murder case
Painesville defense attorney Louis A. Turi contends Floyd E. Hargrove’s Monday guilty plea to first degree murder was improperly accepted. He seeks to set aside the plea and asserts the preliminary hearing should have been mandatory and in writing under a new law. Turi accuses authorities of bringing Hargrove to court while drugged with sodium amytal and notes he had no attorney at arraignment in the Christmas Eve slaying of Charles R. Clark of Mentor.
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Painesville
Louis A. Turi
Floyd E. Hargrove
Hargrove
Turi
Lake County
Charles R. Clark
Mentor
Parole Board Reduces Sentence for 83 Year Old Man
In Cheyenne Wyoming the Parole Board cut James H Bests life term from its prior length to 95 years and set parole eligibility for 1973. Born in 1931 the convicted killer would be 96 if he reaches eligibility.
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Parole Board
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming Parole Board
James H. Best
Atlas missile marks 15th straight success in Atlantic test
CAPE CANAVERAL Florida ATLAS intercontinental range missile flew 6325 miles to an Atlantic target Wednesday night achieving the fifteenth consecutive success for the nation’s most powerful military rocket.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Atlantic
Smelly theft solved by tracked truck nose clues
Parsippany police follow strong odor to recover stolen garbage truck behind a market. The vehicle was loaded with trash.
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Parsippany
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