48 Million Expected to Vote in National Elections
The 48 million expected voters face a day of high drama with key governorships in New York and California and Senate and House battles shaping party control. Democrats seek Senate gains and a larger majority while Republicans brace for possible shifts amid Alaska’s impending seats and statewide contests.
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Jack Bell
Washington
New York
California
Senate
House
GOP
Frederick G. Payne
Edmund
Muskie
Maine
Alaska
Nelson Rockefeller
Averell
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Florida
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North Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
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William H. Bates
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Associated Press
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Delaware
Kentucky
Papal Coronation Crowns John XXIII Before 200000 In Rome
Pope John XXIII is crowned 262nd spiritual leader in a four hour ceremony at St Peter's. Nicola Cardinal Canali places the tiara as a vast audience watches on via television with Eisenhower aides present. The crowd, family, and clergy witness the historic event in Rome.
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William L. Ryan
Vatican City
Pope John XXIII
St. Peter’s
Pius XII
Nicola Cardinal Canali
College of Cardinals
St. Peter's
Pope John
Angelo Giuseppe Cardinal Roncalli
Venice
Cardinal Canali
Poison Gas Use Cited By Reds
The Communist regime in China accused the Nationalist garrison on Quemoy of firing poison gas at the mainland. The Nationalists denied gas use and accused the Reds of propaganda to justify a gas attack. Peiping Radio said 14 troops were affected and warned of punitive action if gas shells continued. The broadcast implied U.S. involvement in the incident.
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Taipei
Formosa
Communist
China Today
Quemoy
Peiping Radio
Kuomingtang
Ohio Lawmen Nab Fugitives Near Ironton
Two West Virginia brothers and a Kentucky man wanted for theft were arrested after a short pursuit near Ironton. Jesse James Thompson 29 Henry Lee Thompson 26 both Huntington West Virginia and Edward Dagnan 29 Whitesburg Kentucky were taken into custody at the Coal Grove Ohio Ashland Kentucky bridge by highway patrol sheriff deputies and Ironton police.
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Ironton
West Virginia
Ohio Highway Patrol
Jesse James Thompson
Henry Lee
Huntington
W. Va
Edward Dagnan
Rt. 1
Whitesburg
Coal Grove
Ohio-Ashland
Here
Lawrence County Sheriff's Deputies
Lronton Police
West Plan Seeks Secret-Free Nuclear Inspection System
Washington reports that Western Allies will urge the Soviet Union to join a large scale military inspection regime. The plan aims to block a surprise nuclear strike and would require overhaul after about ten years to address new weapons. If talks in Geneva progress, the U S may share secret radar data to aid detection of mobilization and flights.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Geneva
Switzerland
United States
Cincinnati Post Office Sets Up New Routes
The Cincinnati Post Office will deliver mail directly to 27 surrounding counties with new routes eliminating city relays. Direct deliveries to Middletown Lebanon Foster Ohio and Bedford Ky aim for one day delivery for letters mailed before 5 p.m.
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Cincinnati
Middletown
Lebanon
Foster
Ohio
Bedford
Special Escort Formed For Baby Heart Surgery Trip Dayton to Cleveland
Police in Dayton and Cleveland area cities join the Ohio Highway Patrol in a planned escort for 4 month old Michael Steven Martino, en route from Good Samaritan to Charity Hospital for surgery to repair a heart defect. A nurse accompanies him, oxygen is provided, and two Dayton rescue unit members drive a station wagon as municipal police and highway patrol guide the route.
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Dayton
Cleveland
Ohio Highway Patrol
Charity Hospital
Michael Steven Martino
Aramand A. Martino
Good Samaritan Hospital
Highway Patrol
Smoke Hinders Firemen in Downtown Building Blaze
Blinding smoke and reluctant residents hampered a ground floor fire at a downtown business and apartment building. The blaze started rearward in a beauty salon and four firefighters were hospitalized for smoke exhaustion while one hurt in an aerial ladder incident. Damages were heavy as 30 to 40 residents initially refused to evacuate until ordered out.
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Columbus
Delaware County Man Indicted For Fatal Shooting
A first degree manslaughter indictment is returned against 69 year old Leo Peters of Delaware County over the fatal shooting of Keith Hutchison 19 a sophomore from Bedford at Peters fruit stand on Oct 18. Hutchison was shot in the neck as he and another student drove away with cider police say.
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Delaware —Ip
Delaware County
Ohio Wesleyan University
Leo Peters
Keith Hutchison
Bedford
Peters
Cincinnati Judge Woeste Dies at Bethesda Hospital
Judge Joseph H. Woeste 68, long serving on the Common Pleas Court bench since 1939, died at Bethesda Hospital Monday night after a heart ailment, according to city records.
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Cincinnati
Bethesda Hospital
Joseph H. Woeste
Common Pleas
Early reporting shows Cuban vote trend favors Rivero Aguero
Rivero Aguero won a wide margin in Cuba's four man race, with official returns showing a landslide as voters faced apathy and fear amid Castro's boycott calls. Unofficial tallies from 37 percent of precincts gave Rivero Aguero 439,991 votes and rivals trailing far behind.
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Havana
Andres Rivero Aguero
Fulgencio Batista
Rivero Aguero
Carlos Marquez Sterling
Ramon Gau San Martin
Alberto Salas Amaro
Senate
House
Fidel Castro
Castro
Compulsory Union Shop Faces Biggest State Vote
Voters in California Colorado Idaho Kansas Ohio and Washington decide on right to work measures to ban compulsory union membership. About 10 million people may cast ballots as advocates and opponents foresee an uncertain outcome with potential ripple effects.
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Washington
California
Colorado
Idaho
Kansas
Ohio
Sandusky Fire Destroys Local Firms in Perkins Township
Foam rubber fed a fire that destroyed Sandusky Home Improvement Inc and damaged part of Sandusky Lumber and Supply Co in Perkins Township Monday night. Fireman Donald Leafgreen, 22, was overcome by smoke and treated at Memorial Hospital. Furniture upholstery and drapes were burned.
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Sandusky
Sandusky Home Improvement, Inc
Sandusky Lumber & Supply Co
Perkins Township
Donald Leafgreen
Memorial Hospital
New York Composer Harry Revel Dies at 52
Harry Revel, acclaimed New York noted composer and pianist aged 52, died Monday from a cerebral hemorrhage. His prolific career included scores for stage and film and performances with major orchestras. He was born in London and based in New York for decades.
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New York
Harry Revel
New Contract Under Study In Trailmobile UAW Talks
Cincinnati reports a proposed three year contract for Trailmobile Inc union workers goes before the United Auto Workers after a late breakthrough on seniority. Negotiators planned a Wednesday meeting for 1000 workers to hear a report and vote on the deal featuring annual wage increases.
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Cincinnati
United Auto Workers Union
Trailmobile Inc
James Bentley
Auditorium Dedicated at Case Institute of Technology
Case Institute of Technology dedicated the Strosacker Auditorium a $920000 building donated by Dr. Charles J. Strosacker Case alum 1906 and Dow Chemical Co vice president.
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Cleveland
Case Institute of Technology
Strosacker
Charles J. Strosacker
Case
Dow Chemical Co
Alliance Tops High School Football Race
The Messenger highlights the Alliance team leading the high school football standings as LSU Iowa and Army pace collegiate grid powerhouses. Mentions of local council actions and community events appear alongside sports notes and regional scores.
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LSU
Iowa
Army Pace
Pomeroy
March of Dimes
Cambodia
Baker Athens
Glouster
Point Pl
Chauncey
Logan Ae
Pom-Mid Comics
Whianky
Dhaene Hing
Gallipolis
Nelsonville
Endurance Fliers Extend Week in Air Over Nevada
LAS VEGAS November reports two pilots, Robert Timm and Chuck Ka-sella, marking a week in the air seeking a 50 day endurance record. They plan to extend flight to California towns and Yuma Arizona, after enlisting a California crop-duster to attempt air to air refueling. So far refueling has used a hose hoisted from a truck along a dry lake bed.
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Las Vegas
California
Yuma
Ariz
Robert Timm
Chuck Kaskella
Retired Stonemason Killed Near Columbus
A steel hauler tractor-trailer from Steubenville struck and killed 78 year old Jesse I. Gray of Galloway as he crossed U S 40 five miles west of Columbus. The driver Francis E Milnowski 32 of Steubenville was released after questioning.
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Columbus
Steubenville
U.S. 40
Here
Ohio Highway Patrol
Jesse I. Gray
Galloway
Franklin County
Francis E. Milnewski
Rt. 2
Ohioans vote in record numbers in off year election
Voters flock to polls in Columbus and across Ohio on an off year election day aided by perfect weather and a hot right to work issue. Secretary of State Ted W Brown notes sentiment could surpass 3.45 million votes.
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Columbus
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Wig Yvle
Ted W. Brown
Ohio
Summerfield to resign in near future eyed by Brown
Rep. Clarence J. Brown says Postmaster General Arthur E. Summerfield is likely to leave the Eisenhower cabinet due to health and fatigue. A Summerfield spokesman denied any resignation plans after Brown urged readers not to be surprised by a potential departure.
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Washington
Clarence J. Brown
Ohio
Arthur E. Summerfield
Brown
Summerfield
UN Votes Disarming Compromise Enlarge Commission
The UN General Assembly approved a one year enlargement of the Disarmament Commission to include all 81 member states after the Political Committee's 78 to 0 vote. France and Cuba abstained while Jordan was absent. The move ends a Soviet boycott and may enable subcommittees to negotiate disarmament details.
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United Nations
N. Y
Soviet Union
UN Disarmament Commission
U. S
France
Cuba
Jordan
United States
Britain
Commission
One Crewman Killed On Liberian Tanker World Glory
A Liberian tanker named World Glory en route to the Persian Gulf from Long Beach was hit by heavy seas 700 miles northwest of Midway. One crewman was killed and seven injured as the ship sought Navy aid at Midway Harbor. No injury details were released.
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Honolulu
World Glory
Persian Gulf
Long Beach
Calif
Midway
Midway Harbor
Trusty Inmate In Speed Ticket Legal Clash at Ohio Penitentiary
Edwin B. Jamrozy, a convicted murderer and longtime trusty at the Ohio Penitentiary, faces a legal dilemma over a speeding ticket issued to a prison station wagon. He would owe 25 dollars or stand trial, despite already serving a life sentence and having 10 years of trusted status. Police say he thwarted a prison escape but may be required to pay and work 500 hours at five cents an hour.
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Columbus
Edwin B. Jamrozy
Ohio
Lucas County
Jamrozy
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