Governor Studies Law To Avoid Calling Special Session
Governor ONeill and aides review appointment laws to prevent a special legislative session. The postings in question include highway director, mental health and corrections director, and an OSU trustee, with legal questions about eligibility and funding.
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William O'Neill
William Saxbe
Ohio Senate
Ohio State University
James A. Rhodes
Saxbe
Rhodes
Senate
O'Neill
Charles M. Noble
New Jersey Turnpike
Noble
Ohio
George J. Thormyer
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Thormyer
Highway Department
Robert A. Haines
Longview State Hospital
Cincinnati
Forest G. Ketner
OSU
Mahon Urges Action On Defense Bill For U S Security
Rep Mahon chairman of the House Defense Appropriations subcommittee urged rapid passage of a 1.41 billion defense funding bill to speed missiles and satellite programs noting Eisenhowers request for funds. House action paused on debt limit talks with leaders trading views on spending and fiscal realities.
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Mahon
Washington
D-Tex
House Defense Appropriations
House
U.S
Dulles Trip Denounced as Moscow Lie
The United States denounced Soviet claims that Dulles will push US missile bases in Baghdad Pact states as false and incredibly arrogant. He will visit Tehran at week’s end then Ankara for a Baghdad Pact ministers meeting to reaffirm US support against Soviet pressure and communist penetration.
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Washington
United States
Dulles
Middle East
U. S
Tehran
Ankara
Turkey
Shocknessy Eyes Ohio Governor Run
James W. Shocknessy, chairman of the Ohio Turnpike Commission, says he is considering entering the Democratic nomination race for governor in Ohio.
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Shocknessy
Columbus
James W. Shocknessy
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Weather Outlook Mixed Snow and Rain Across Regions
Forecasters warn of cloudy conditions and cooler temperatures with light snow and rain today in eastern areas. Western regions see slight rain then colder tonight with a mix of snow flurries likely in the north, and a largely cloudy outlook through Thursday.
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Hebt
Seatioread
Virginia — Couey
Ten-Year-Old Gives Birth to Seven-Pound Son in San Francisco
SAY JOSE Calif A 10 year old third grade pupil delivered a seven pound boy Tuesday. County Juvenile Officer Muriel Wright reports the birth occurred in a Catholic hospital in San Francisco after the girl was declared a ward of the Juvenile Court. The record notes the youngest mother previously was a 54 year old Peruvian.
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Say Jose
Calif
Muriel Wright
Caracas Curfew Enforced After Caracas Riots
A dusk to dawn curfew was imposed in Caracas as government troops were ordered to fire on those disturbing the peace after rioting and gunfire during a general strike. Reports say 20 killed and 100 injured in street fighting. 1000 arrested amid nationwide unrest linked to Ortega Jimenez opponents.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Washington
Athens Meigs County Roads Threatened
Ohio weather bulletin reports slippery spots on highways north and west of a line through Painesville Chardon Medina Wooster Mount Gilead Columbus Circleville Hillsboro West Union with additional slip pery stretches in Lancaster New Lexington Zanesville and Canton area Secondary roads show slick conditions in Chillicothe Waverly and Portsmouth High water noted on Ohio 680 in Meigs County and Ohio 50 in Athens County but roads remain open to traffic.
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Ohio Department of Highways’ Weather Bulletin
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Medina
Wooster
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Circleville
Hillsboro
West Union
Lancaster
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Zanesville
Canton Area
Chillicothe
Waverly
Portsmouth
Ohio
Meigs County
Athens County
Navy withdraws planes as search ends after C95 crash
In Honolulu the search for survivors in the crash of a C95 military air transport aircraft waned as the Navy pulled most ships from the area southwest of Hawaii. Seven men were aboard the four engine plane.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Copters Display New Firepower in Rucker Demonstration
Army helicopters armed with machine guns and rockets demonstrated enhanced combat capability in a Tuesday firepower test at Fort Rucker. Military and Pentagon officials observed the display.
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FT. Rucker
Ala
Military
Pentagon
Girl Says Men Best Drivers
Cathy Cinders a Los Angeles driving instructor argues men are better drivers than women citing confidence and quick reactions. She notes women learn faster but men drive better after gaining experience and in emergencies.
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Los Angeles
Cathy Cinders
Cathy
Ohefinokee Swamp
Supreme Court Strikes Price-Fixing in Ohio Trade Pact
Ohio Supreme Court ruled that non-signers of fair trades contracts may charge less than the minimum retail price for trademarked products covered by the agreements. The unanimous decision did not affect other sections of the state fair trade pact upheld by courts.
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Columbus
Ohio
Supreme Court
Veteran Cop Roy Mlakar Dies After Fall in Parma Home
Cleveland police Lt. Roy R. Mlakar, 45, a 17 year veteran, died Tuesday night after falling at his Parma home and suffering a head injury.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Police
Roy R. Mlakar
Parma
First County Traffic Fatality Of 1958 Near Nelsonville
Margaret Wilson 45 of Fontana California dies in Route 33 crash south of Nelsonville marking Athens County’s first 1958 fatality. Her car veered off the road about 12 30 pm likely after driving asleep. Husband Willard 45 injured admitted to Mount St Mary Hospital in Fairly good condition. The couple were en route home after visiting relatives in Weirton with their dog unharmed. Funeral services set for Fontana.
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California
Athens County
Nelsonville
Margaret Wilson
Fontana Calif
Green Lawn Cemetery
Monday Creek Bridge
Fontana
Italian designer rebels with long skirts in new line
Florence, Italy. Emilio Frederick Schuberth unveiled his spring summer collection to about 600 foreign buyers and fashion writers. He rejected the sack style and featured sashed waists and long skirts, challenging current fashion trends.
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Florence
Italy
Emilio Frederick Schuberth
Schuberth
Athens Girl Selected for Buckeye Recreational Workshop
Karen Kelch of 11 S Lancaster Athens has been chosen to attend the Buckeye Recreational Workshop February 9 to 15 at Asbury Methodist Church Delaware. The program teaches recreational pastimes to groups such as churches 4 H clubs scout troops and farm bureaus. Don Davis assistant county agricultural agent announced the selection for leadership and recreational skills.
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Karen Kelch
S. Lancaster
Athens
Buckeye
Asbury Methodist Church
Delaware
Don Davis
Authorities Probe Arson in Mount Sterling Hotel Fire
Mount Sterling investigators probe arson after a Tuesday hotel blaze caused about 70000 dollars in damage. Sara Willis, store manager and hotel resident, reported hearing glass breaking and saw fires at opposite ends of the hallway.
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London
Mount Sterling
Sara Willis
Attack Strategy and Senate Probe Draw Fire Over War Planning
In Washington the Senate Preparedness subcommittee questions defense leaders on a top secret report proposing a military attack strategy to reduce Soviet power. Chairman Lyndon Johnson quotes a passage and Navy Admiral Nimmitz opposes preventive war. the panel rejects such planning, reaffirming defense policy to deter rather than start war.
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Washington
Defense McElroy
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Fleet Adm
Chester W. Nimmitz
Nimmitz
Johnson
U.S
Russia
United States
Woman Sues Bill Collector Over Harassment
Mrs. Dorothy Petrosky sues Lorain bill collector Howard D. Sloan and the M. O'Neil Co. for 10000 dollars alleging harassment over a small debt. She cites five demand notices, many letters, 15 calls, and threat of garnishment as the cause of nervousness and domestic disruption.
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Lorain
Dorothy Petrosky
Howard D. Sloan
Lorain Collection Agency
Hebron-Kirkersville By-Pass Route Approved
Ohio Department of Highways approves the final segment of the Hebron-Kirkersville by pass. The southern section will run south of U S 40 and connect with the 27 mile Kirkersville Brownsville highway segment now under construction.
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Columbus
Ohio Department of Highways
Hebron
Kirkersville
U.S. 40
Brownsville
Bank Rate Cut Lifts Markets On Fed Move
The Federal Reserve Board approved a lower discount rate for the Philadelphia district from 3 to 2 percent. The move, expected to spread to other banks, boosted prices on the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange in San Francisco as trading continued. The reduction takes effect today.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Philadelphia Reserve Bank
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Federal Reserve
Bedford Heights rezones large industrial area
Bedford Heights council granted zoning for industry in about one third of the village. The northern portion will be industrial with Aurora Road and Cannon Road marking the southern boundary of the new zone. The decision came at a Tuesday night meeting.
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Cleveland
Bedford Heights
Aurora
Cannon Roads
Soviet Captain Praises U S Navy Hospitality at Midway
The skipper of the disabled Russian freighter Gen Panfilov praised the hospitality at U S Navy Midway Island station. The Navy did not name him but confirmed he sent a message from Vladivostok saying he arrived at Midway and received excellent attention service and cooperation from pilots and command.
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Honolulu
Panfilov
U.S. Navy
Midway Island
Navy
Vladivostock
U.S. Naval Station Midway
New York Historian Claude Bowers Dies at 79
Claude G. Bowers, noted historian biographer and diplomat, died Tuesday night at his Manhattan home aged 79. He shaped midcentury scholarship and policy debates through his biographies and public service.
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New York
Claude G. Bowers
Manhattan
Britain views hydrogen power at Harwell research center
At Harwell England scientists pursue peaceful atom work and aim to harness hydrogen energy. An experiment led by an Australian Canadian and English team reportedly fused hydrogen atoms releasing energy, signaling a potential breakthrough though scalable nonexplosive power may be years away.
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Harwell
England
Britain
Atomic ‘Energy Research Establishment
Sir John Cockcroft
Cockcroft
White Brick Laboratories
Fay Faces Senate Grilling Over Labor Union Scandal
Joseph S. Fay a former vice president of the International Union of Operating Engineers is summoned to testify before a U S Senate special committee probing labor and management corruption. Fay age sixty five is shown after Clinton Prison release in 1956 where he served eight years for extortion.
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Joseph S
Joey) Fay
International Union of Operating Engineers
U.S. Senate
Fay
Clinton
Dannemora
N.Y
New York
Snow sweep continues after crippling Midwest blizzard
Kansas City and surrounding areas dig out after 15 inches of snow and 18 deaths across Kansas Missouri Iowa Illinois. The storm stretched from Topeka to St. Joseph and Lexington to Butler with 12 inch totals in parts. Roads blocked by six foot drifts, schools closed, and temperatures in the low 20s. Forecasters warn of a new storm brewing in the West to affect southwest Kansas tonight.
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U. S. 71
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Bids Open Feb 4 for Cincinnati to Conneaut Freeway
The Ohio Department of Highways will open bids February 4 for two additional sections of the Cincinnati to Conneaut Freeway. One 5.1 mile segment runs in Ashtabula County from west of Ohio 45 to east of Ohio 46. The second section starts near Park Road in Franklin County and ends 100 feet south of Township Road 109 in Delaware County.
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Columbus
Cincinnati
Springfield News executive Ivan Long dies at 55
Ivan L. Long, 55, longtime office manager of the Springfield Daily News and Sun since 1952, and 30-year newspaper employee, died Tuesday from a heart attack.
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Springfield
Ivan L. Long
Springfield Daily News and Sun
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