Nixon Wins Easily In New Hampshire Primary
In New Hampshire Kefauver wins a clear primary with 18 604 write-in votes for Stevenson 3419 and Nixon receiving 18 367 write-ins though not on the ballot. Eisenhower campaign delegates go to the Republicans and the Minnesota contest looms as next test. Gouvernor Lane Dwinell lauds Nixon as the ticket partner.
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Nixon
New Hampshire
Kefauver
Steveson
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Minnesota
Wadena
Minn
James A. Finnegan
Democratic Arty Organization
Truman
Cand
Lane Dwinell
Slayings tied to arsenic poison case in 1940s
A Montgomery prosecutor unveiled a tangled confession saga in a murder case spanning 1940 to 1944. A nurse-like suspect allegedly poisoned six victims, including her mother and two children, with arsenic and claimed insurance payoffs. The hearing focused on admissibility and motives amid broader court actions.
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Montgomery
Ala
Eilyn Elzabeth Garrett
Atorneys
Saia Sne
George Garrett
Mary Plump
Rhon- Frances Gibbons
Garrett da Bell Marin
Circuit Soli
Claude Marti
Martin’ Rm Bull
Ronald
Ccm
Martin
Thetford
Ohio Board of Education Weighs Action on Segregation Claims
The Ohio Board of Education met Tuesday to consider action against districts with unlawful segregation as ruled by courts. A motion to form a committee to study segregation allegations was not adopted. The board agreed to continue current emergency teacher certificates and studied lowering standards to address a teacher shortage. Harold Bowers said full staffing would take about 19 years, suggesting emergency certificates may rise.
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Volummes
Obi Board of Education
Cleveland
Charles
Lucas
Fire kills rector at St Marys Cathedral in Trenton
A pre dawn blaze destroyed St Marys Roman Catholic Cathedral and the adjoining rectory in Trenton New Jersey killing Msgr Crean and leaving two women missing. Survivors say the rector perished warning residents. Two priests were injured with burns and other injuries.
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Trenton
St. Mary's Rom- Catholic Cathedral
Crean
Peter J. Mooney
Joseph O'Connor
O’Neill Cuts Terms Of JPs To Two Years
Governor William O’Neill ruled that new justices of the peace beginning terms on January 1 will serve two years instead of four. In a Tuesday opinion to Secretary of State Ted W. Brown, elections for JPs may be held only in November of odd numbered years.
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William O'Neill
Ted W. Brown
O'Neill
Greek Terrorist kills British Cop in Cyprus
A Greek terrorist shot and killed a British police sergeant in Cyprus amid Enosis tensions. Authorities say a bystander was wounded as gunfire erupted on a main street. Police intensified searches as a curfew spread, while a separate strike affected shipping and railway workers in the U.S. actions echo the Cyprus crisis.
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DSIA
Ima
Athet
Ser Ity
Nice
Sin
Enosis
Ital
Utica
N.Y
New York Central Railroad
Britain
Makarios
Eoka
Evosis
Charles J. McNamee
Ofranean
Greece
Cleveland
Page Boy Draws Fire in Segregation Debate at State Senate
A Senate page boy Raymond L. Morton was fired for an article in the Gamecock University of South Carolina weekly criticizing segregation. The House passed a measure to fire from state, county or local government any NAACP members.
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Culumnin
State Senate
Ocal
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Senate
Raymond L. Morton
Gamecock
University of South Carolina
Morton
Democrat Appointed To Fill Kilgore's Seat
Gov William C Marland appoints Democrat William R Laird III to Harley Kilgore's Senate seat. Laird, 38, will serve until a successor is elected in November and sworn in January. The move restores the Democrats 4947 margin in the U S Senate.
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T Sta
W.va
Senate
William C. Marland
William R. Laird Iil
Harley M. Kilgore
Navy tests Terrier guided missiles on Hellcat drone
The Navy demonstrated its Terrier guided missiles from the Boston in the Caribbean Sea. A Hellcat drone flew at 350 mph, 15,000 feet up, as two Terrier missiles tracked and intercepted it. A spectacular explosion left burning debris drifting toward the sea.
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Apuane Inn Vce
Ampton
Caribbean Sea
Navy
Boston
Ohio Republicans Back Bureau Supported Farm Bill
An Ohio GOP delegation backs Ohio Farm Bureau proposals for a new farm bill as Senate nears completion. Stanfield cited 17 House Republicans plus Bricker and Bender as endorsing reforms to price supports for crops, reserving land to curb surpluses, and maintaining current mild supports.
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Ohio
Ohio Farm Bureau
Ohio Democrats
Stanfield
Congress
Washington
Senate
Ike Backs Nixon as Running Mate on Any Ticket
President Eisenhower said he would be happy to have Vice President Nixon on any political ticket with him. He stressed no one should drive a wedge between them and affirmed their close relationship and mutual trust as government partners.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Nixon
Dick Nixon
Isenhower
New Hampshire
Nixon Eisenhower
United States presses Britons and Greeks on Cyprus conflict
Washington urged Britain and Greece to abandon violence and return to negotiations over Cyprus. The State Department stated the U S is not taking sides and emphasized support for a peaceful settlement amid tensions involving Archbishop Makarios and Cyprus’s strategic position in the eastern Mediterranean. The exchange followed Eden’s government ordering the British ambassador to assess U S stance on backing the Greek view.
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United States
Cyprus
State Department
Britain
Eden
Roger Makins
Makarios
Mediterranean
Turkey
Greece
Brita
W. Cannon
Athens
Australian Will Visit OU as Guest Speaker
Sydney based economist Sir Douglas Copian, an Australian representative to the U N General Assembly, will visit Ohio University Athens for a six day stay in March 1925. He will address a convocation at Memorial Auditorium on The United Nations as a postwar world agency.
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Copian
Canterbury Univer ‘Ou
John C. Baker
An|sity College
U.S
ECO
Athens
United Nations
UN General Assembly
Australia
Douglas
China
Personal Tax Cut Debate Moves on in Congress
Washington reports Senator George of Georgia says no further personal income tax cut is possible as the House passes a bill extending present corporation and excise rates. The measure would preserve a 52 percent corporate tax until April 1, 1957, with a future cut to 47 percent. In a related matter Representative Bow of Ohio pledges to oppose sending U S service members abroad for trial in foreign courts.
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Wadshington
George
House
Eishower
Washington
Ohio
U. S
Ohio's Pike To Be Beauty
The Ohio Turnpike Commission plans to beautify the 241 mile toll road in southern Ohio. Chief engineer K J Lehman says landscape engineer Wesley Hiottenstein will lead erosion control and plant tree and shrubbery screenings to hide unsightly views and billboards and improve traffic conditions.
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Columbus
Obiturnpike Commission
Ohio
K. J. Lehman
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Lehman
Wesley I. Hiottenstein
Harrisburg
Coed Bride Feared Slain In Flaming Wreck Near Alva
The body of Mildred Ann, wife of Avard High School coach R. Reynolds, was found in a burning car near Alva. Authorities suspect homicide with possible assault as doctors theorize. Reynolds identified her and said she commuted daily from their home to Dalva for college classes.
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Unsa
Northwestern State College
Etca
Alva
D. R. Reynolds
Avard High School
Mildred Ann
Dalva
Woods County
Ed Doe‘ter
Crime Bureau
Game Warden Killer Baldridge Freed on Appeal
George Baldridge, Fayette County farmer and former Adams County sheriff, was freed on a bond while appealing a life sentence for the 1915 shooting death of Irvin J. Patrick. A court stay and May 12 briefing deadline were ordered as his appeal proceeds.
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Fayette County
Irvin J. Patrick
Baldridge
Northwest
Here
Adams County
B.S. Young
Portsmouth
Washington Pleas Court
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