Ohio Governor’s State-of-the-State Outlines Tax-Free Future
Gov. C. William O’Neill unveils a multi-year program stressing road building, mental health, care for the elderly, education, water resources, and civil rights while noting no state income tax. He promises a balanced two-year budget and efficiency drives in the Finance Department with a new management division. Legislative leaders call the message strong and problem‑focused.
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Ohio
C. William O'Neill
General Assembly
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C. Stanley Mechem
Nelsonville
Roger Cloud
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UN Mid East talks pause as delegates seek solution
The UN General Assembly plans to pause the Middle East debate for days amid efforts to break the Israeli Egyptian deadlock. Russia and Arab states will push for expanded UNEF duties while the United States backs Hammarskjold's plan to redeploy UNEF along the armistice line from Gaza to the Gulf of Aqaba.
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UN General Assembly
Middle East
Russia
Neemangs
Israel Bet
Canada
Lester B. Pearson
Hammarskjold
UNEF
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Gulf of Aqaba
Hungarians Deny Access To American Prisoner Roraback
U S diplomats blocked from visiting Richard Roraback a 26 year old American volunteer relief worker jailed Jan 12 near the Austrian border by Hungary s Communist government Premier Janos Kadar indicated the ban remains in place with authorities to be notified if it is lifted.
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Budapest
U. S
Richard Roraback
Dobbs Ferry
N. Y
Washington
Roraback
Janos Kadar
Legation
New Science Station Rising in Antarctic
Navy Seabees will establish a new U S science outpost on a 15 foot thick ice shelf over the Weddell Sea. The site lies about 2000 miles from McMurdo Sound and will host ten scientists during the International Geophysical Year beginning in July.
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Mcmurdo Sound
Antarctica
U. S
Weddell Sea
Beck Union Defiant On Testimony
Miami Beach Florida The Teamsters under Dave Beck reject a new AFL-CIO policy requiring unions to oust officials who invoke the Fifth Amendment in racketeering probes Beck says officials will invoke the Bill of Rights without facing disciplinary action and the union will not remove them until an official does so under the policy.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Teamsters
Afl-Cio
Federation
George Meany
Aflcio Executive Council
Teamsters Union
Dave Beck
Beck
Seven Killed In Gas Blast In Roselle Illinois
Seven people died and nine were injured when a gas explosion leveled a two story hardware store and adjacent areas in Roselle Illinois. Police blamed a leaking gas main and said most victims were in the store with the blast shaking the town and knocking a woman from a second floor apartment onto a shed roof.
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Roselle
Illinois
Gerald Young
Public Service Co. Employes
Danish Government Demands Exit of Soviet Attache
Copenhagen reports the Danish government has asked Soviet Military Attache Anton Rogov to depart amid indications of a developing red spy case.
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Copenhagen
Anton Rogov
Herter Named Top Policy Coordinator Amid Nixon Debate
Former Massachusetts governor Christian Herter was positioned to become the Eisenhower administration’s chief policy coordinator. Nixon was considered but kept from the Operations Coordinating Board chair due to its detailed workload. Stassen said the GOP might have won Congress last year if Herter had replaced Nixon on the ticket.
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Washington
Christian Herter
Massachusetts
Nixon
Herter
Herbert Hoover Jr
Hoover
Operations Coordinating Board
Harold E. Stassen
Eisenhower
Congress
Citizens Aid Bomb Victim In Montgomery
Police Commissioner Clyde Sellers, a Montgomery Citizens Council director, collects funds to replace furniture for Allen Robertson and his family after a bombing damaged their rented home. Robertson, 59, a hospital orderly, and his wife and daughter were unharmed. police investigate the incident amid a string of three weeks of bombings.
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Montgomery
Ala
Clyde Sellers
Montgomery Citizens’ Council
Sellers
Allen Robertson
Robertson
Ohio Council of Churches Calls End to Gambling and Racing
The Ohio Council of Churches at the Ohio Pastor's Convention in Columbus urged repeal or constitutional testing of the Horse Racing Act and end to gambling in Ohio. The four day Franklin County Veterans Memorial gathering featured addresses by leaders including J Earnest Wilkins and a banquets with Gov. O'Neill and Dr. Louis Evans on the program. The assembly praised Ohio's aid to Hungarian refugees and protested violence against the Koinonia Community near Americus Georgia.
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Columbus
Ohio Council of Churches
Franklin County Veterans Memorial
Assembly of the Ohio Council of Churches
Koinonia
Americus
J. Earnest Wilkins
U. S. Secretary of Labor
C. William O’neill
Louis H. Evans
Board of National Missions
The
Presbyterian Church In the
Landon backs Seaton as GOP 1960 candidate
Alf M. Landon, 1936 Republican nominee, proposed Secretary of Interior Fred Seaton as the GOP choice for 1960. Landon called Seaton a capable candidate and future president in a televised interview. Seaton hails from Kansas.
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Topeka
Kan
Alf M. Landon
Interior Seaton
Fred Seaton
Landon
Seaton
Kansas
How to Make Money in a Hurry via Messenger Classified Ads
Quick guide promoting Messenger Classified Ads as a low cost way to sell extras and buy needed items. Ads cost 15 words for three placements totaling $1.20 with a phone number to call.
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Messenger
He Won't Quit Says Dulles Amid Attacks
Secretary of State Dulles shows no plan to resign amid Senate criticism of his foreign policy handling during hearings on the Middle East resolution. Associates say he is surprised by Democratic assaults but confident in Eisenhower's backing and support from top Republicans.
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Dulles
Senate
Eisenhower
Middle East
Congress
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D-Ark
Morse
D-Ore
Humphrey
D-Minn
Saud Arrives to Subdued Welcome in New York
King Saud of Saudi Arabia arrived for a state visit to the United States. New York gave a subdued welcome as Mayor Wagner vetoed the usual city ceremony due to charges of anti Jewish and anti Catholic sentiment and support for slavery. A 21 gun salute occurred as the Constitution entered harbor but no city fireboats or high traffic escort accompanied the king.
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New York
Saud
Saudi Arabia
U. S
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
Manhattan
Stranded Men Await Relief Train at Cumbres Pass
At 10,022 foot Cumbres Pass 23 railroaders wait in a small Alamosa station for a relief train to clear 20 foot snowdrifts that stranded them since Saturday. They earn overtime pay after eight hours from Chama New Mexico while the two engine work train operates on the Colorado New Mexico border. The pass reports 240 inches of snow and a Weather Bureau record.
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Colo
Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad
Chama
N.M
Colorado- New Mexico
Albuquerque
Loyalty group gets fund for anti Un American Activities
The House approved a 300000 dollar appropriation for the Committee on Un American Activities for the coming year.
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Washington
House
Committee On Un-American Activities
Senate to probe Middle East policy by 1946 review
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services committees voted 30 to 0 to conduct a full review of U S policy in the Middle East over the last 11 years. The move, supported by leaders Knowland Wiley, clears path for Eisenhower authorization for force to counter Communism and for up to 200 million dollars in aid.
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Calif
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Wis
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D-Ark
Guard Chief Calls Wilson Comment a Dam Lie
Maj. Gen. Ellard A. Walsh, head of the National Guard Association, denounces Defense Secretary Wilson’s remark about draft dodging as a dam lie. He says Guards units served valorously in Korea and no enlistees were draft dodgers because they were underage at enlistment. Senator Johnson and Rep Bennett urge apology and warn of impact on Guard recruiting plans.
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National Guard
Defense Wilson
Wilson
Guard
Korea
Ellard A. Walsh
Pentagon
Bennett
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
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Chou En Lai proposes POW exchange with United States
Indian radio cites Premier Chou En Lai as saying Peiping might swap 100 American prisoners for 33 Chinese held in the United States. He spoke in Kathmandu on his South Asia tour before arriving in Calcutta. Six of the 10 Americans are missionaries and Geneva talks are at deadlock.
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Red China
Chou En-lai
Peiping
Chou
United States
Katmandu
Nepal
Calcutta
China
Geneva
Switzerland
Rock n Roll Slaying Suspect Captured in Cincinnati
Edwin F. Smith 38, an ironworker, was arrested at his home after alighting from a taxi. He was sought since Sunday for the shotgun slaying of his wife Mary Jean 26 who died of a chest wound at her mother's home on January 21.
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Cincinnati
Edwin F. Smith
Smith
Mary Jean
Man Falls Through Ceiling at City Hall
Quarter Sessions Judge Charles L. Guer presided when a man named William Gregory, 65, stepped on a defective board on the seventh floor and briefly dangled through the ceiling before coworkers pulled him to safety. He escaped injury.
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Philadelphia
Charles L. Guerin
City Hall
William Gregory
ONeill appoints Krueger to Ohio Public Utilities post
Governor C William ONeill named Everett H Krueger Jr as chair of the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio for a six year term starting February 1 Krueger 37 will be paid 16000 annually plus legislated increases He replaces Democrat Robert L Moulton whose pay is 10000 Krueger previously served as first assistant attorney general and PACO chief counsel Confirmation rests with a Republican controlled Senate Returning the commission to Republican control.
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Columbus
Ohio
William O'Neill
Everett H. Krueger Jr
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Krueger
Paco
Robert L. Moulton
Galion
Ohio Senate
Commission
Moulton
Ohio farmers seek larger corn acreage to join soil bank program
An Ohio Farm Bureau Federation official said many farmers in Ohio will not join the governments soil bank program unless allowed to increase their corn acreage under the federal price support plan.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Lausche Attacks Eisenhower School Aid Plan
Senator Frank Lausche of Ohio assailed the administration’s school construction program as federal encroachment on state functions. He warned the plan would expand costly bureaus in Washington while Ohio can handle its own schools.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Frank J. Lausche
Dohio
Ohio
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