Legislators Brace for Rematch in Tight Session
Ohio Republicans push repeals of 1959 acts as they target the Highway Department trust fund borrowing and roll back the Industrial and Economic Development Department. Other measures seek higher city taxes on utilities and auto license fees, while Sen. John W. Brown calls for penalties for truth serum use in criminal cases.
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Columbus
General Assembly
D. O. Taber
R-Gallia
Highway Department
Bureau of Workmen's Compensation
Department of Industrial and Economic Development
Ohio Department of Commerce
Edmund G. James
John W. Brown
Medina
Brown
Ohio Fair Managers elect new officers at Columbus meeting
The Ohio Fair Managers Association ended a two day convention by asking the state director of agriculture to urge renewal of legistature funds for junior fair operations. Bryan P. Sandles of Springfield was elected president succeeding Russell W. Alt. Other officers named include Merle Stacy Marietta first vice president George Conelly Wauseon second vice president Miss Goldie V Scheible Dayton executive secretary and Henry G Richards Mount Vernon treasurer.
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Columbus
Ohio Fair Managers Association
Bryan P. Sandles
Springfield
Russell W. Alt
Fairfield County
Merle Stacy
Marietta
George Conelly
Wauseon
Goldie V. Scheible
Dayton
Henry G. Richards
Mount Vernon
Good Houses Rent In A Hurry Ad Claims Fast Inquiries
An advertiser reports strong results with six to eight inquiries and a rented home to a desirable tenant. The listing features a six room and bath modern house in Lancaster with parking, to be seen by contacting Frank S. at 9 S High LY 20961. The notice urges placing rent ads before the first semester ends.
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Bath
Lancaster
Frank S
S. High
Kennedy Briefed On Global Aches
President elect Kennedy meets with secretary of state select Dean Rusk in Palm Beach to discuss foreign policy challenges and organizational matters. Rusk flew in after testimony to the Senate committee and indicates no immediate sharp departures in global issues. Kennedy names Edward Gudeman as undersecretary of commerce and retains two Eisenhower officials for defense and air force roles.
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Palm Beach
Fla
John F. Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Kennedy
Joseph Charyk
Air Force
Thomas D. Morris
Budget Bureau
Edward Gudeman
Chicago
Gudeman
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Lehman Brothers
Harvard College
Red China
Cuba
Soviet Union
U. S
Senate
Welfare switch in Columbus prompts department leadership change
Robert Canary, head of the Social Administration Division in the State Welfare Department, will be replaced February 1 by John Henle, head of blind services, in a Columbus restructuring.
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Columbus
Robert Canary
Social Administration
State Welfare Department
John Henle
Hospital Plans Made Cleveland VA Center
Plans for a 15.5 million dollar Veterans Administration hospital in the Wade Park area were released at a meeting of VA architects and engineers.
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Cleveland
Veterans Administration
Wade Park
Parliament Passes Austerity Plan Amid Socialist Strike
Brussels reports the lower house approved the government's austerity package by 115 to 90 as a 25 day old general strike called by the Socialists continues.
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Brussels
Belgium
Coast Guard Vessels Capsized By Storm at Columbia River
In Astoria Oregon 17 A reports two Coast Guard boats capsized by a howling storm at the mouth of the Columbia River Thursday night.
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Astoria
Ore
Coast Guard
Columbia River
Crewman killed in Mt Palomar jet bomber crash
A six engine Air Force bomber crashed near Mt Palomar Observatory in San Diego area. One crewman died while three other crewmen survived the impact and injuries.
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San Diego
Calif
Air Force
Mt. Palomar Observatory
Eisenhower Presides at Final Cabinet Meeting
President Eisenhower leads his last cabinet gathering in Washington as officials discuss policy and farewell notes. The session marks the end of an era with the administration reviewing key strides and future transitions.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Kennedy assets near ten million as president-elect declares
Wealthy President Elect John F Kennedy shows investment assets perhaps up to ten million. He disclosed that all investments under his control have been converted to government bonds and holds Washington and Hyannis Port houses and three family trust funds. trusts yield about one hundred thousand dollars annually after taxes with no control over principal.
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Palm Beach
Fla
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Washington
Hyannis Port
Mass
Salinger
Elect
Castro Woos Island Labor Rally Aims to Consolidate Power
In Havana Fidel Castro calls a workers rally seen as pressuring dissident labor factions. Observers note a large parade as a response to anticommunist protests by electrical workers who faced a union purge. Catholics report parochial heads summoned for a possible protest over Belen College occupation.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
United States
Belen College
Uruguayan government expels Cuban and Soviet envoys
Uruguay's governing council voted to declare Cuban ambassador Mario Garcia Inchaustegui and Soviet First Secretary Mihail K. Samilov persona non grata amid pro Castro protests. Police intervened after a raid on Communist headquarters left 139 arrested.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Fidel Cas
Tro
Mario Garcia Inchaustegui
Mihail K. Samilov
Castro
Cuba
United States
Peru
Guatemala
Dominican Republic
Haiti
Nicaragua
Paraguay
Colombia
Havana
Merger Endorsed By Baltimore And Ohio Boards
Directors of the Baltimore and Ohio and the Chesapeake and Ohio endorsed a merger on Thursday creating a company with 11 000 miles of track and assets exceeding 2.3 billion dollars. Only the Pennsylvania is larger or wealthier.
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Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio
Chesapeake & Ohio
Pennsylvania
Laos Planes Pound Rebel Gun Positions
The Laotian government used four new U S planes to hit rebel artillery 70 miles north of Vientiane for the third straight day. No damage reports yet, but experts expect more flying to improve accuracy. Western intelligence noted an old Soviet spotter plane guiding rebel fire on Monday. Premier Boun Oum’s forces push to join units from Luang Prabang.
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Vientiane
Laos
United States
France
Thailand
Soviet Union
China
Viet Nam
Pathet Lao
Nam Sic River
Boun Oum
Luang Prabang
Reply Slated By UN Chief
UN Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold returned from Africa to address Soviet charges that Belgium aided Col. Mobutu forces attacking Lumumba loyalists in Congo from Ruanda-Urundi. Debate resumed on the Congo crisis as diplomats prepared a resolution from Ceylon Liberia and the United Arab Republic, milder than Zorin’s demand.
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United Nations
N. Y
Dag Hammarskjold
Africa
Belgium
Congo
Ruanda-Urundi
South Africa
Hammarskjold
India
Council
Joseph Mobutu
Kivu
Mobutu
Patrice Lumumba
Ceylon
Liberia
United Arab Republic
Valerian A. Zorin
Ohio Five Day Forecast Temperatures rise above normal
The Ohio five day forecast shows temperatures averaging 6 to 12 degrees above normal with highs from 36 to 39 and lows 20 to 23. Mild weather continues into Monday then cools Tuesday and Wednesday with light precipitation including rain or snow Tuesday and snow flurries north on Wednesday.
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Ohio
Readmission bid filed for two UGA students amid rioting
Constance Motley filed a U S District Court motion seeking readmission for Charlayne Hunter 18 and Hamilton Holmes 19 after their suspension following an anti integration protest at the University of Georgia. The FBI and Georgia Legislature opened investigations into campus rioting as a House subcommittee prepared hearings in Athens.
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Macon
University of Georgia
FBI
Georgia Legislature
Athens
Atlanta
Constance Motley
Charlayne A. Hunter
Hamilton E. Holmes
Atty
William P. Rogers
Washington
Justice Department
Georgia House OF Representatives
Georgia
Af Sued By Ohio Airman For Smallpox Vaccination
Sergeant Allen McCauley of Oberlin Ohio sues the U S Air Force for 250000 claiming his wife Florence B McCauley was left physically helpless after a compulsory smallpox vaccination He and his four children traveled from Tokyo to California as his wife was flown to Travis Air Force Base for care The attorney Frank Scolinos says the wife became paralyzed from the neck down and suffered nerve damage from alleged medical mis treatment.
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Tokyo
U.S. Air Force
AIR Force
Allen McCauley
Oberlin
Ohio
United States
Florence B. McCauley
Japan
Travis Air Force Base
Calif
Frank Scolinos
McCauley
Scolinos
More Priests Are Arrested In Haiti Tension Rises
Port au Prince reports indicate more priests may be arrested as noise bombs unsettle the city amid student strikes over classroom absenteeism and police clearance rules. Duvalier regime, accused of censorship, expelled Bishop Remy Augustin and Archbishop Francois Poirier, prompting denouncement as a police state amid talks for democratic elections. Haitians learn of developments via Dominican Republic radio due to martial law censorship.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Francois Duvalier
Remy Augustin
Francois Poirier
Negro Republic
Vatican
Dominican Republic
Noted Author Henry Morton Robinson Dies
Henry Morton Robinson, celebrated author of The Cardinal, died today in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Morton Robinson
the Cardinal
Ohio Interstate Costs Spark Federal State Debate
Washington figures the interstate program in Ohio will require about 1.755 billion dollars to finish. Ohio Highway Director Everett Preston says the federal estimate is too low and Ohio’s share could push the total to around 1.9 billion. The bureau has rejected 88.4 million of that bid while the federal government has already allocated 143 million for the current year.
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Washington
Ohio
Frederick H. Mueller
Congress
Everett S Preston
Columbus
Preston
U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
Bureau
Kennedy Faces Senate Hearing on Attorney General Pick
President-elect John F. Kennedy’s brother Robert F. Kennedy, 35, faces a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on his nomination to head the Justice Department. Republicans plan pointed questioning but no blocking move, while other cabinet nominees also undergo hearings.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Senate Judiciary Committee
Justice Department
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Orville L. Freeman
Agriculture
Arthur J. Goldberg
Labor
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Welfare
Stewart L. Udall
Interior
Senate Finance Committee
Douglas Dillon
Property owners paid as Ohio River dam floods land
The U.S. Engineers report more than $1.6 million has been paid to property owners whose land will be flooded by the new Green Up Dam project on the Ohio River near Huntington West Virginia.
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Huntington
U.S. Engineers
Ohio River
Greenup
Ohio Board Elects Ward President and Madden Vice President
The Ohio State Board of Agriculture re elected Robert Ward of Westville as president and Dr. A G Madden of Madeira to a two year term as vice president.
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Columbus
Robert Ward
Westville
Ohio State Board of Agriculture
A. G. Madden
Madeira
Ocean Barge Sinks Off Florida Coast in Heavy Seas
A large ocean going barge broke up in heavy seas ten miles off West Palm Beach Florida and sank today. Seven crewmen are missing with one man rescued by a tug. The weather and coast guard units are conducting search and rescue operations.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Atlantic
Harsh Cruel Law Sparks Judge’s Critique in Sandusky
Judge James A. Young denounces the state liquor law as harsh cruel and unjust for holding bar owners and employees always liable when minors are served.
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Sandusky
James A. Young
Pilot Eatherly Committed To Hospital For Treatment
Claude R. Eatherly the pilot in the only atomic bomb attack is back in a Waco hospital by court order for mental treatment.
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Waco
Tex
Claude R. Eatherly
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