Baby Returned to Parents in Brooklyn Kidnapping Case
Widowed mother of eight Jean Lavarone faces a kidnapping charge for allegedly abducting infant Lisa Rose Chionchio from St. Peter’s Hospital to pressure a former lover into marriage. Police traced the baby to Lavarone’s Brooklyn apartment where medical tests confirmed her identity. The infant was returned to Frances, the mother, at St. Peter’s Hospital.
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Lisa Rose Chionchio
St. Peter's Hospital
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Frances Chionchio
Frank
Lisa Rose
Jean Lavarone
Landslide Buries Bay On Beach Near Land's End
San Francisco youths Bill Stoltero and Margaret Valentine were at Land's End near China Beach after school when heavy rain caused a landslide. Margaret survived with shock and injuries, while rescuers searched for 16 year old Bill through the night but found no sign of him.
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Land's End
Golden Gate
China Beach
Bill Stoltero
Margaret Valentine
Washington High School
Park Emergency Hospital
Bill
Burns Fatal To Girl in Geauga County Fire
Two year old Sandra Brown died in Lakeside Hospital after a Sunday fire at the Geauga County home. Her mother Mrs Lee Brown and the other two children remain in fair condition.
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Cleveland
Sandra Brown
Geauga County
Lakeside Hospital
Lee Brown
Ex-Policeman Indicted in Fatal Shooting
Warnie Blanton 58 of South Shore Ky and former Ashland Ky officer indicted by Lawrence County Grand Jury on second degree murder in the fatal shooting of William K Hall 44 of North Ke anoa.
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Ironton, Ohio
Warnie Blanton
South Shore
Ashland, Ky
Lawrence County
Grand Jury
William K. Hall
North Kenova
Eisenhower outlines 77 billion budget and surplus hint
President Eisenhower presented a 77 billion dollar budget plan to new Republican leaders. He indicated a surplus of about 190 million dollars for the upcoming fiscal year. House GOP Leader Halleck said tax relief may come in two to three years if Democrats cooperate with spending and legislation.
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Eisenhower
Congress
House
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
New Congress
Loyalty Oath Provokes Oberlin Protest Over Loans
Oberlin College students and faculty react to a loyalty oath required for federal college loan and scholarship programs. The oath bars belief in any subversive organization, a restriction labeled dangerous by the student council as Congress enacts National Defense Education Act provisions for national security funding.
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Oberlin College
Congress
Rabbi to Be Honored by National Conference in Cleveland
In Cleveland on February 22 Rabii Abba Hillel Silver will receive the National Human Relations Award from the National Conference of Christians and Jews for his work in promoting interfaith harmony and civil rights.
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Cleveland
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Abba Hillel
Wendell H Pierce Named Cincinnati Schools Superintendent
Wendell H Pierce is named the new superintendent designate of Cincinnati public schools. He will assume the post on August 1.
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Cincinnati
Wendell H Pierce
Cincinnati Public Schools
Mayor Egan Loses Duel With Aurora Council Sergeant at Arms
Aurora Illinois mayor Paul Egan, 58, was driven from the council chamber after a one round fight with sergeant at arms Herman Halbesma, 43, injuring his jaw and facial bruises. Egan spent the night in St Charles Hospital with police chief and force tensions noted.
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Paul Egan
Aurora
St. Charles Hospital
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J. D. Rossman
Herman M. Halbesma
Halbesma
Probe Aims At Robbery Fall Theory in Columbus Death
Two men were arrested and a third sought in the death of former TV newsman Ed Wood. Police hold to robbery as the motive and say Wood died after a fall from stairs. Ed wards Jr. and Carl Oscar Lewis were jailed. Alfred Spencer Tragham is wanted. Missing items include Wood's wallet coat and wrist watch.
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Ed Wood
Robert G. Edwards Jr
Wood
Carl Oscar Lewis
Alfred Spencer Tragham
Edwards
Lewis
Tragham
Ohio Teacher Cleared Of Obscenity Charge
Roy Englert a 33 year old Massillon resident who teaches in Summit County was cleared in municipal court of disorderly conduct for an obscene telephone call to a 22 year old woman. Judge James E. Sweeney dismissed the case for lack of evidence after police said the call was made last October and led to a date.
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Cleveland
Roy Englert
Massillon
Summit County
James E. Sweeney
Englert
Eisenhower Meets New GOP Leaders on Budget Message
President Eisenhower holds talks with the new Republican leadership of Congress. The session aims to brief him on the forthcoming budget and economic messages, both due to Congress next week.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Cuba Executes Ramp Up in Batista-Era Repression
Cuba’s provisional government reports a rising death toll as Fidel Castro’s military courts carry out executions for anti-rebel violence. At least 145 killed since Batista fled, with up to 100 prisoners awaiting speedy hearings in Oriente. About 3,000 held nationwide. Bohemia alleges 20,000 killed since 1952.
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Fulgencio Batista
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Oriente
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Raul
Bohemia
Keen Look At Defense Plans Due
Vice President Richard M. Nixon signals an in depth review of President Eisenhower's defense program. Democrats prepared for thorough scrutiny as Congress opens. Nixon believes the seven billion dollar missile emphasis fits a plan to keep U S military power ahead of the Soviet Union. The Senate Preparedness subcommittee plans to probe missile strength once Congress is organized.
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Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
Nixon
Congress
U. S
Soviet Union
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Catch Scares Fishermen Off Galilee
The four man crew of the fishing dragger Bob M Barry headed for port after finding an extra 500 pounds in a 1500 pound cod catch. The weight came from a magnetic mine-like device similar to WWI era mines.
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Galilee
R.I
Bob ‘M’ Barry
United States
Nine Dead In Alaska Crash
Rescue teams worked on a shattered Air Force plane wreck on Petrof Glacier after it failed to clear a mountain range and crashed near Homer Alaska. Nine crewmen were killed as the aircraft struck the glacier at about 3000 to 4000 feet.
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Anchorage
Mikoyan Closes Los Angeles Visit With TV Appearance
Soviet First Deputy Premier Anastasi Mikoyan wrapped a Los Angeles tour with a surprise Monday night TV spot. He met movie stars and students, then rode in a police escorted caravan to the studio. Police and State Dept guards planned today’s airport departure for New York. On the 25 minute program he said closer US Soviet ties, especially in trade, can ease differences.
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Calif
Anastasi
Mikoyan
Hollywood
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
San Francisco
State Department
New York
U. S
Soviet Union
Delayed action on revoking several school charters
In Columbus four Hocking County schools Carbon Hill Rockbridge Gibisonville and South Bloomingville along with 11 others face possible charter revocation for not meeting state standards. State Superintendent E H Holt withdrew his recommendation pending steps under the Administrative Procedures Act and hearings. Albany in Athens County remains under temporary charter status while six more schools are reviewed. The board also rejected a plan to bar driver training during school hours and to require post‑school driver courses. The board set its next meeting for February 4 at 1 p m.
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Hocking County
Carbon Hill
Rockbridge
Gibisonville
South Bloomingville
E. H. Holt
Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Board of Education
Albany
Athens County
Single Woman Space Pioneer Said Likely
Oakland report cites Col John Stapp of Wright Field saying research shows men grow worried for family and become aggressive in long space trips. A single woman reportedly lasted five days in a test chamber before exiting when food ran out, described as passive with no close ties.
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Oakland
Calif
John Stapp
Air Force
Wright Field
Ohio
Alameda
Editor's Mother Dies in Ferguson Nursing Home
Mrs. W. J. Johns, 82, mother of B T Johns chief of the Ohio Associated Press bureau in Columbus, died Monday in a Ferguson Missouri nursing home where she had been a long time patient. Cause of death was a stroke.
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Columbus
W. J. Johns
B T Johns
Ohio Associated Press
Ferguson
Weather Summary for the Midweek Across The Nation
Partly cloudy and mild tonight and Wednesday in many areas. Low temperatures around the 20s to 30s with highs in the 50s to 60s in some regions. Western states show cooler tonight with a chance of rain by afternoon and less warmth on Wednesday. Clouds and varied conditions noted in major cities including Chicago Cleveland Detroit Kansas City Los Angeles Memphis Portland St Louis Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Washington.
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St. Paul
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Evangelist Billy Graham Plans Mayo Clinic Visit
Evangelist Billy Graham heads to Mayo Clinic specialists in Rochester Minnesota for evaluation after a possible ruptured blood vessel behind the retina. His schedule includes postponing a world tour and urging rest after advice from Vice President Nixon.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Billy Graham
Mayo Clinic
Richard M. Nixon
Australia
Inlaw
Graham
Rochester, Minn
R. Nelson Bell
Montreal
N. C
Six Cities Bid For 1960 Republican Convention
Washington six cities will submit official bids January 19 and 20 for the 1960 Republican national convention Meade Alcorn RNC chairman said city representatives will appear before the site committee in Des Moines. Philadelphia Miami Beach and New York bid January 19 while Chicago Los Angeles and San Francisco bid January 20.
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Washington
Meade Alcorn
Republican National Committee
Republican Site Committee
Des Moines
Iowa
Philadelphia
Miami Beach
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Western Allies Offer East West Talks With Moscow
London reports Western allies ready to resume negotiations with Moscow within 48 hours on preventing surprise attacks with political discussions banned.
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London
Moscow
Senate adopts two thirds rule to curb filibusters
The Senate approved a new rule requiring two thirds of those present to vote to end debate, a shift from the previous 66 of 98. Supporters led by Lyndon Johnson call it a middle ground amid civil rights battles while opponents fear restricted debate.
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Senate
Jacob K. Javits
R-Ny
America
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ill
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Congress
Johnson
Douglas
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate of the United
Dry mild winter air grips eastern United States
Weather outlook shows dry and mild conditions from the Rockies to the Atlantic Coast with showers in the West. Cooler air reaches northern California and Pacific Northwest while Minnesota also cools. Sunshine and southerly winds warm the Midwest and East. Gulf winds raise Florida temperatures with overall higher readings than 24 hours earlier east of the Rockies.
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Atlantic Coast
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Pacific Northwest
Minnesota
Midwest
Gulf
Florida
Alabama
Georgia
Virginias
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Great Lakes
Offices Set Up to Fight Crime and Racketeering
The Justice Department established four regional offices to coordinate a nationwide program against syndicated crime and organized racketeering. Field offices are active in New York City Chicago Los Angeles and Miami.
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Washington
Justice Department
New York City
Chicago
Los Angeles
Miami
Faubus to Take Oath for Third Term as Arkansas Governor
Arkansas Governor General Orval E Faubus is set to take a third-term oath today in Little Rock confirming his continued leadership. The ceremony marks Faubus's long tenure amid ongoing political activity in the state capital.
Donahey Receives Hourglass Gift At Inauguration
The Donahey family sent an hourglass once used by Sen. A Vic Donahey to Lt. Gov. John W. Donahey at the Ohio Senate rostrum. Sen. Danny D. Johnson presented the gift and offered a wish for guidance as Donahey begins his duties. The brief inaugural session included praise for both parties and Mrs. Donahey sat with her husband.
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Donahey
Tuscarawas County
John W. Donahey
Alliance
U. S
Vic Donahey
John Donahey
Ohio Senate
Danny D. Johnson
Tuscarawas
Johnson
Ohio
Senate
Paul M. Herbert
Doyle Stocker
New Philadelphia
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