Relatively light batch introduced by Ohio lawmakers
GOP leaders push next move in budget battle to Gov. DiSalle amid a $74 million deficit. House and Senate leaders expect a resolution after a joint finance committee session with James Malon testifying. Bills include constitutional amendments on Senate size and DC voting, plus safety glass standards, license renewals, school election thresholds, unemployment eligibility, and crop protection rules.
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GOP
Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Senate
C. Stanley Mechem
Athens
House Finance Committee
James H. Malon
Cloud
House Industry and Emergency
Ohio Senate
Congress
U. S
No Radiation Danger After Goldsboro Bomber Crash
An eight jet B52G from SAC crashed 15 miles north of Goldsboro North Carolina after fuel problems. Three crew members died and five parachuted to safety. One nuclear weapon jettisoned and parachuted free while another was found in wreckage. Maj Walter F Tulloch walked to report to base after missing.
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Goldsboro
N. C
Here
AIR Force
Strategic Air Command
Seymour Johnson Air Force Base
Walter F. Tulloch
San Diego
Calif
Base Au
Cold Wave Grips Midwest Northeast West and South
Arctic air sweeps into the Midwest and Northeast with temperatures near zero in North Dakota and Minnesota. Weather Bureau warnings extend to Nebraska Kansas and Missouri as frigid conditions spread across the central and southern Plains and Mississippi Valley. Snow flurries appear in the Dakotas Great Lakes region and upper Ohio Valley while southern areas see 50s and 60s in Texas and Gulf Coast regions.
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Midwest
North Dakota
Minnesota
Weather Bureau
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Mississippi Valley
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Carolinas
Dakotas
Great Lakes Region
Virginia
Maryland
West Virginia
New York
North Carolina
Texas
Gulf Coast
Fidel Vows Vengeance After Executions in Las Villas
Fidel Castro charged that counterrevolutionaries kidnapped and hanged two militiamen and a uniformed schoolteacher in Las Villas Province early this month. He blamed clerical and imperialist agents for arming the rebels and attacked Spanish priests in Cuba.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Las Villas
Castro
Cuba
Royalty Maintains Silence Over Duchess of Windsor Charge
British royalty and officials preserve silence on Duchess of Windsor accusation against her husband’s family dating back to 1936. The comment avoids direct quarreling amid ongoing tensions within royal circles.
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London
Duchess of Windsor
Jet Recorder Found in Snow Could Explain Idlewild Crash
A crash proof flight recorder dug from frozen ground may reveal why a Mexican jet liner crashed on takeoff at Idlewild Airport during a Thursday night snowstorm.
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New York
Idlewild
Broken Line Blamed For Carrier Fire in Athens
The U S Navy says a ruptured oil line caused a two hour blaze on the aircraft carrier Saratoga. Seven crewmen were killed and 23 injured as the ship was near Athens after a patrol in the eastern Mediterranean. Skipper Capt R W Mehle steered the ship to Phaleron Bay for safety.
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Athens
Greece
Saratoga
U. S. 6Th Fleet
Ionian Sea
Mediterranean
R. W. Mehle
Cincinnati
Phaleron Bay
Constellation
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Air Force shifts to stronger Atlas missile after final D series test
The Air Force will focus on building a more powerful Atlas missile after firing the last test rocket of the current D series. The move follows the completion of the present operational phase at Cape Canaveral Florida.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Hijacked Portuguese liner Santa Maria tracked by British frigate
The British frigate Rothesay chased the 20 806 ton Santa Maria after hijackers seized control in the Caribbean. About 9800 aboard, the ship moved toward Brazil at 20 knots. a Lisbon communique said a third officer was killed and many wounded. Castries took wounded seamen while the ship sailed on.
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London
Rothesay
Caribbean
Brazil
Santa Maria
U. S
Henrique Galvao
la Guaira
Venezuela
Curacao
Lisbon
Castries
St. Lucia
Trinidad
Ex Athens Countian admits role in taxi driver murder
Raymond McDonald and Jerry Taylor faced first degree murder charges for the slaying of Howard Walker near Fostoria. McDonald admitted his part while Taylor claimed responsibility and asked for execution. The pair were bound to the Wood County grand jury by Acting Judge Walter N. Witherspoon and held without bond in Bowling Green jail. Walker had driven them from Detroit into Ohio and was killed after refusing a $14 fare.
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Athens
Fostoria
Raymond (Peezel) McDonald
Chauncey
Jerry W. Taylor
Howard Walker
Taylor
Mich
Detroit
Walker
McDonald
Ohio
Walter N. Witherspoon
Wood County Grand Jury
Bowling Green
Wood County
Earl L. Rife
Mother Given Year Jail For Sleeping Beauty Feeds
Cleveland jurists sentence Lillian Fratantonio, mother of the Sleeping Beauty sisters, to one year in jail and a $1500 fine plus costs for secretly administering sedative drugs to the children.
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Cleveland
Lillian Fratantonio
Ormandy Delays Return To Conduct Until Friday
Conductor Eugene Ormandy recovering from a Dec. 20 auto accident has postponed his return to the podium and will resume conducting this Friday.
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Philadelphia
Eugene Ormandy
President of Bakery Union Resigns Post
James G. Cross quits as president of the Bakery and Confectionery Workers International Union. The executive board says terms were agreed after a Palm Beach deputation. Pending court approval details of the settlement remain. A federal suit alleges Cross plundered union funds including over 100000 for legal costs and support for his Florida home.
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Washington
James G. Cross
Bakery and Confectionery Workers International Union
Cross
Palm Beach
Fla
Florida
Hearing Set for Akron Ex-convict in Second Shootout
A preliminary hearing is scheduled for January 31 for Frank Cyprula of Akron after a second gunbattle with police within a week. He faces charges stemming from the incident.
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Akron
Frank Cyprula
Peace Agency Proposed in House Bill for Disarmament Work
A House bill proposes a national peace agency to conduct research in disarmament control and to train enforcement teams. The plan outlines a centralized body to address security challenges and promote international stability.
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Peace Agency
Washington
National Peace Agency
Colder Than Hades Terrifies Paradise and Hell Residents
Paradise recorded an estimated low of 20 below zero as residents endured extreme cold. In contrast Hell, a southeastern Michigan community near Detroit, reported a mild 5 above zero.
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Paradise
Mich
Hell
Upper Peninsula
Detroit
Minister Renounces Arson Claim In California Churches
In Palo Alto the Baptist minister repudiates his claim that he burned down churches in Palo Alto and Fontana. The incident involved arson allegations tied to two California church buildings and a religious leader denying responsibility.
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Palo Alto
Calif
R— A
Palto Alto
Fontana
Twelve Civilian Plane Crashes Hit Ohio in Two Months
Ohio patrol reports twelve civilian airplane accidents in the last two months of 1960 across the state, with details filed by Sgt. William Ster nad of the Highway Patrol.
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Columbus
Ohio
William Sternad
Ohio Highway Patrol
Kennedy to deliver first State of the Union Monday
President Kennedy will address a joint session of Congress at 12:30 p.m. EST to outline his program. House Speaker Sam Rayburn and Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield discussed timing, while Republicans urged clarity on costs and ambitions of the New Frontier.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
House
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Thomas H. Kuchel
California
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Goldwater
Kuchel
Los Angeles
Mansfield
Kennedy considers quick extra unemployment money
Secretary of Labor Arthur J. Goldberg said the Kennedy administration may ask Congress to authorize rapid additional funds for the unemployed. He noted mounting unemployment with 3.29 million insured idle workers and an 8.1 percent rate, both record highs, while overall unemployment nears 5.5 million.
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Kennedy
Congress
Arthur J. Goldberg
Labor Department
Government to Buy Meat Eggs for Food Donation Program
Secretary of Agriculture Orville L. Freeman announced that the government will purchase meat, eggs, and additional items not currently in surplus to broaden the range of goods offered in the food donation program for the needy.
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Washington
Orville L. Freeman
West Germany Plans $1.2 Billion Credit Package
The West German government is preparing a $1.2 billion package to aid the United States balance of payments, according to the New York Times report. The move signals Berlin's effort to ease international financial tensions amid postwar economic strains.
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New York
U.S
New York Times
Jury Deliberations Start in Sparkman Murder Trial
The first degree murder case against William Lloyd Sparkman, 34, was expected to go to the jury today in Ironton. The proceedings fokus on the defendant’s alleged actions and the witnesses who testified.
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Ironton
William Lloyd Sparkman
Winter car storage ads invite owners to place Want Ads
Car owners seek to store vehicles under cover this winter and can sell stored items by placing Want Ads and then rent garages with another ad. Contact LY 3-1242 to place ads and clear space efficiently.
Arms Huddle at White House Plans for Arms Control
President Kennedy met with top disarmament advisers to draft serious and precise proposals for inspection and control of arms. Attendees included John J. McCloy Dean Rusk Robert S. McNamara Paul Nitze George Bundy and Jerome Wiesner. The group met at the executive mansion to outline normal diplomatic steps over a possible Laos crisis and to discuss secrecy on Thompson’s Moscow talks.
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Washington
Kennedy
John J. McCloy
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Paul H. Nitze
McGeorge Bundy
Jerome Wiesner
Rusk
McNamara
Bundy
Foreign Affairs
White House
Laos
U.S
Llewellyn E. Thompson
Khrushchev
Moscow
Ouster Plan Ties Liner Seizure to Salazar Overthrow
NBC quotes the leader of an armed group who seized the liner Santa Maria saying the action is the first step toward toppling Portugal dictator Antonio de Oliveira Salazar.
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New York
The
National Broadcasting Co
Santa Maria
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar
Portugal
First Lady Chooses 18th 19th Century Motif for White House
Jacqueline Kennedy plans an 18th and 19th century decorative theme for the White House living quarters with artist William Walton coordinating. She seeks a warmer, friendlier atmosphere while public rooms remain unchanged. Walton and experts John Walker and David Finley meet to review art loans and borrowed works for the interiors.
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Washington
White House
Presidential
Kennedys
William Walton
Jacqueline Kennedy
Walton
John Walker
National Gallery of Art
David Finley
Commission of Fine Arts
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