Khrushchev Voted Newsmaker Of The Year 1959
Nikita Khrushchev named Newsmaker of the Year 1959 by AP editors marking his 1957 and 1959 top status. He led a 12 day U S tour, presented a world disarmament plan, and warned of war while negot iating Berlin. Newsmaker in foreign affairs and other categories noted.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Associated Press
Kremlin
Stalin
Khrushchev
Ross
Hungary
United Nations
West Berlin
East Germany
Camp David
Eisenhower
Russia
Charles de Gaulle
France
Wernher von Braun
John XXIII
American Motors
George Romney
Romney
Charles van Doren
Congressional Investigation Committee
Boris Pasternak
Pasternak
Dr. Zhivago
West
Soviet Union
Ingemar Johaasson
Floyd Patterson
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Nixon Mediation Feels Steel Labor Pact Near Final
After 22 hours of talks in Washington the steel industry and workers agreed on a 39 cent package over 30 months. Vice President Nixon and Labor Secretary Mitchell led mediation lifting the threat of a strike and easing inflation worries. Union and industry leaders praised Eisenhower Nixon and Mitchell for the settlement reached at the Sheraton-Carlton Hotel.
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Richard M. Nixon
James P. Mitchell
Pute
Congress
New York Stock Exchange
Mitchell
Nixon
GOP
R. Conrad Cooper
U. S. Steel
Cooper
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers Union
Washington
McDonald
Sheraton - Carlton
Four Toledo councilmen cleared to take office after delay
Four newly elected Whitehouse village councilmen in Lucas County were deemed ineligible for not filing campaign expense statements by deadline. Prosecutor Harry Friberg reversed, citing a secretary of state circular, allowing them to take office but barring them from seeking re election after two years. The four are Frank Taikachek Bernard Heilman Paul Jones and Richard Lehman.
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Toledo
Ohio
Whitehouse Village
Lucas County
Harry Friberg
Board of Elections
Friberg
Ted Brown
Frank Taikachek
Bernard Heilman
Paul Jones
Richard Lehman
Miss Gatehel Installed Job's Daughters Queen
Miss Jeannie Gatehel of Glouster was installed as honor queen of Bethel 56 in a special ceremony at the Masonic Hall. Installing officers were Miss Sue Sayre, Miss Donna Chadwell, and Miss Posalie Mescato.
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Glouster
Jeannie Gatehel
Ralph Gatehel
Bethel
International Order of Job’s Daughters
Masonic Hall
Sue Sayre
Donna Chadwell
Posalie Mescato
Susie Eveland
Linda Myers
Donna Sweeney
Cheryl Davis
Karen Zimmers
Patty Brewer
Linda Russell
Karen Dugan
Carol Jewell
Susan Barrett
Barbara Guinther
Sharon Ha
Diana Andrews
Jeanne Moscate
Nancy Mingus
Jamie Flemings
Della Chalfant
Reynolds Host Christmas Dinner In West Columbia
Mr and Mrs Frank Reynolds hosted a Christmas dinner at Mason Parkette honoring their employer. Guests included Elizabeth Jeffers Dorothy Cartright Sandria Burns Helen Roush and several Reynolds family members. Visitors from Point Pleasant Buckhannon Letart and Savannah joined in the celebration.
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West Columbia
Frank
Buddy) Reynolds
Mason Parkette
Elizabeth Jeffers
Dorothy Cartright
Sandria Burns
Helen Roush
Doris Morning
Jane Wolf
Judy Roush
Thelma Luckydoo
Clarence
Eddie) Fife
Jimmie Bumgarner
Nelson Reynolds
Kenneth Reynolds
Norman Reynolds
Frank Reynolds
Paul Blessing
Point Pleasant
Lizzie Stewart
Ben F. Roush
Mary
Buckhannon
Ben Qo. Roush
Cris Leming
Letart
W. V
Lester Foreman
Savannah
Georgia
Helen FE. Roush
Local Visitors And Hospital Notes From Our Area
N Straitsville and Staten Island visitors stop by Mrs. Charles Giffin. Mrs. Charles Evans is a patient at Mount St Mary Hospital Nelsonville. Olis Trevey visits his Pomeroy home. Jay P Ridge of Dayton visits Mr and Mrs William Rawlins. The Ross family from Columbus and Esther Williams spend holidays with relatives here. Christine Beattie a Hilliard teacher stays home. Edna Rawlins visits Logan. Gary Ross of Columbus spends the weekend here. Charles Evans Delphus Miller and Lynn visit Mrs Emma Evans at Mount St Mary Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Ogborne
Staten Island, N. Y
Charles Giffin
Charles Evans
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
Olis Trevey
Pomeroy
Jay P. Ridge of
Dayton
William Rawlins
Jack Ross
Columbus
Esther Williams
Newark
Christine Beattie
Hilliard School
Edna Rawlins
Logan
Gary Ross
Delphus Miller
Lynn
Emma Evans
George Reddin
Civil Rights Backers Eye Early House Vote
Civil rights advocates claim enough support to break the Southern obstacle and push a voting rights bill to an early House vote. Emanuel Celler reports strong backup amid a recess drive and anticipated Senate debate around mid February with Johnson pledging earlier consideration.
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Washington
House
Emanuel Celler
House Rules Committee
Celler
Congress
Civil Rights Commission
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Officials Seek For Cause Of Sandusky Fire
Officials probe the cause of a $400000 Sandusky blaze that gutted a Woolworth store on Columbus Avenue and damaged two other buildings. Forty five firefighters from Sandusky and Perkins battled for six hours in subfreezing weather, sending seven firefighters and one city street worker to hospitals. The Woolworth store interior was ruined, and smoke and water damaged nearby S. S. Kresge Co and a shoe shop.
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Sandusky
Ohio
Perkins
Woolworth Co
Columbus Avenue
S. S. Kresge Co
Woolworth
Kresge
Local Family Visitors and Holiday Guests Sitters
Letart Rey Forest Murray and multiple couples called on Ed Fry who is ill. Holiday guests at Harley Banecutter included Adra Bright and children Herman Blessing and son Adra Hoffman and children.
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Adra Bright
Herman Blessing
Adra Hoffman
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Ike
David L. Bowen
David McDonald
Afl-Cio
United Steelworkers
Supreme Court
Pope John XXIII
LABOR
Ingemar Johansson
Newsmaker
Wernher von Broun
Athens
Moleskin
Gatehel
Job
Miss Gatchell
W. Columbia
N. Straitsville
Bowman's
Chauncey, Ohio
TA Cdaalal Es
Chi Pyeth Ab Ae
Dee Reet
BO Saale
Reimans
Shoe Department
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