Rutland Messenger Carrier Wins Europe Trip as Junior Reporter
Michael King a Rutland High School senior and messenger on the Rutland route won an 11 day Europe trip in the Junior Reporter contest co sponsored by Family Weekly and The Messenger Family Weekly is the Sunday supplement to The Messenger He outdistanced carriers in six Ohio counties and two West Virginia counties to win the luxury airliner trip from New York to Amsterdam The trip covers Holland Belgium and France leaving Idlewild Airport November 15 aboard a KLM jet and arriving Amsterdam November 16 He will tour canals visit the Rembrandt House and Portuguese Synagogue and see a Dutch news office and diamond cutting establishments
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Meigs County
Europe
Rutland
Michael King
Family Weekly Magazine
the Messenger
Family Weekly
Michael
Ohio
West Virginia
New York
KLM
Amsterdam
Rembrandt
Portugese
Letters Favor TV Quiz Shows and Van Doren
NBC and CBS report mail and telegram sentiment in favor of continuation of television quiz shows. The correspondence also shows affection for Charles Van Doren, the admitted coach TV star, who was a commentator on Today before being ousted.
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New York
NBC
CBS Report
Charles van Doren
Dave Garroway
van Doren
CBS
Public support for Van Doren and quiz shows highlighted in NBC CBS tally
NBC reported 625 letters about quiz shows with 468 in favor 129 opposed and 28 undecided. CBS spokesman said most mail favors continuing quiz shows and supports network responsibility for authenticity. Garroway cited about 2000 letters and 300 telegrams backing Van Doren and urged reinstatement.
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NBC
CBS
Frank Stanton
Network
van Doren
Garroway
Van
No Hope Evident In Steel Strike Deadlock
Federal mediators report an absolute deadlock between management and United Steelworkers over the right to change work rules in the steel strike now in its 114th day. Davie J. McDonald says the concession would come only “over my dead body.” The dispute center on efficiency versus worker gains, with the Supreme Court injunction awaiting Taft Hartley ruling and court action delaying resolution.
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Washington
Davie J. McDonald
United Steelworkers
Nacve
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Supreme Court
Pittsburgh
Prisoner Ends Term By Hanging Self In Cell
Walpole Massachusetts Charles D. Martin 37 hanged himself with a T shirt noose in a state prison cell. He had earlier led a failed escape attempt at Concord State Prison last April, holding 13 guards two civilian employees and many non riotous inmates as hostages.
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Walpole
Mass
Charles D. Martin
Martin
Concord State Prison
Woman 34 Arrested in Halloween Candy Drug Case
Fremont California Hazel Engelby aged 34 former dental assistant of Dr William V Shyne arrested Wednesday charged with outraging public decency and unlawful dispensation of drugs for handing out candy coated purgatives to youngsters at Halloween Shyne aged 40 is still sought on identical charges.
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Fremont
Calif
William V. Shyne
Hazel Engelby
Santa Rita
Shyne
Skin Drug Shows High Success Rate in Skin Infections
A University of Cincinnati dermatologist reports an oral antibacterial drug cured about 90 percent of patients with diverse skin infections over the past months. Gov DiSalle names Theodore J Kauer 54 of Wooster as state public works director in Columbus.
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Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
Theodore J. Kauer
Wooster
Panama leader condemns rioting over Canal Zone protests
President Ernesto de La Guardia Jr condemned violent demonstrations by Panamanian nationalists against U S control of the Canal Zone. He said attacks on the U S Embassy and Canal Zone police were unfair to authorities of a country sharing a vital canal interest. Authorities reported more than 80 injuries amid independence anniversary protests.
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Panama
Ernesto de la Guardia Jr
U.S
Canal Zone
Hunger Strike Shuts Summit County Jail Inmate Protest
Akron police monitor Summit County jail where 17 prisoners refuse meals. Sheriff Russell Bird says riot-guard posts guard the grounds amid uncertainty over the strike’s cause and its origins.
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Akron
Summit County
Russell Bird
Voting Results Fail To Fan GOP Hopes
Washington report on Tuesday local elections shows limited gains for Republicans in 1960 prospects. Party leaders claim mandate for 1958 victory, while urban areas still hurt GOP image despite statewide gains in New York Indiana and several states. Rockefeller helps Auburn win back for GOP.
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Washington
House
Peel M. Butler
Sen
Thruston B. Morton
Ray
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New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Ohio
Connecticut
Indiana
Kentuck
Republi
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Auburn
President May Tour North India
President Eisenhower may extend his goodwill tour to northern India beyond New Delhi with possible side trips. The visit starts December 3 and includes Italy Greece Turkey Iran Afghanistan Pakistan Morocco France and India. A second overseas trip to the Soviet Union may follow next spring.
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Eisenhower
India
New Delhi
Italy
Greece
Turkey
Iran
Afghanistan
Pakistan
Morocco
France
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Missile Trio Demonstrated U S Rocket Retaliation Power
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla The big three of U S missilery Atlas Thor and Jupiter effectively demonstrated this nations rocket retaliatory power in the past two days All three were launched on long range test flights during a 20 hour period Officials reported all successfully dropped simulated warheads on designated ocean targets The intermediate range Thor blasted off Tuesday night on a 1500 mile journey the Atlas took off on an intercontinental range flight of 4800 miles Wednesday and the Jupiter IRBM sped 1500 miles down the Atlantic missile range Wednesday night.
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Cape Canaveral
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U.S
Atlas
Thor
Jupiter
Atlantic
Soviet Arctic Ice Stations Photographed by RCAF Fliers
Commodore F. S. Carpenter said Wednesday night that Royal Canadian Air Force reconnaissance crews have photographed Soviet scientific bases on the polar ice many times. He noted the Soviets make no secret of their arctic ice stations.
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Toronto
Royal Canadian Air Force
F. S. Carpenter
Eloise Actress Evelyn Rudie Heads for White House
Nine year old Evelyn Rudie ran away from Hollywood to reach the White House to seek Mamie Eisenhower’s help for a TV role. She boarded a jet liner alone, using $125 saved from four piggy banks, prompting a police search initiated by her mother Emery Bernauer.
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Washington
Evelyn
Eloise
Hollywood
White House
Mamie Eisenhower
Evelyn Rudie
Mrs. Eisenhower
U.S
Emery Bernauer
Friends Offer Bail For Old Castro Leader
MIAMI Fla Maj Pedro Diaz Lanz jailed by U S authorities on Cuban charges of murder and attempted murder has conferred with friends who offered to bail him out Diaz Lanz will decide whether to accept the offer during talks with Carlos Echegoyan one of the friends Echegoyan was once intelligence chief of Cuba's air force and has hosted Diaz Sanz here The former head of Fidel Castro's revolutionary air force was jailed on 5000 bond Wednesday after a hearing before U S Dist Judge Joseph Lieb An extradition warrant called Diaz Sanz a fugitive from Cuban justice.
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Miami
Fla
Pedro Diaz Lanz
U. S
Diaz Lanz
Carlos Echegoyan
Echegoyan
Cuba
Diaz Sanz
Fidel Castro
Revolutionary Air Force
U. S. Dist
Joseph Lieb
Winter Blizzard Slams the Plains and Rockies
Cold wave and blizzard conditions sweep the north central United States. Temperatures dip into the teens and near zero in the north. winds 40 to 59 mph whip blowing snow from the Rockies to the Dakotas and Nebraska. Montana, Wyoming, Colorado report heavy snow with up to 14 inches in the Montana Rockies. Upper Michigan and northern Wisconsin issue heavy snow warnings.
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Central Rockies
Dakotas
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Upper
Michigan
Wisconsin
Montana Rockies
Wyoming
Colorado
Plains
Explosion Injures Seven Aboard USS Willis A. Lee
In Newport Rhode Island crews aboard the destroyer Willis A. Lee suffered injuries after an anti aircraft round exploded and a fire broke out during at sea exercises. Seven sailors were hurt with one in serious condition.
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Newport, R. I
Willis A. Lee
Hero Of 1907 Hocking Flood Dies At 84
Thomas Otis Wycuff 84 a hero of the 1907 Hocking River flood died Wednesday in a Columbus hospital. He received a Carnegie Medal for rescue in the disaster. Wycuff born in Cincinnati lived in Columbus. funeral Saturday at Woodyard Funeral Home. He survived by wife Tressie four sons and four daughters, 28 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren. Burial in Columbus Union Cemetery.
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Hocking Valley
Columbus
Wycuff
Hocking River
Cincinnati
Woodyard
E. State St
Tressie
Cleo
Eugene
Joseph
Ronald
Thelma Braden
Franklin
Ohio
Ruth Byas
Pearline Byas
Mildred Storts
Tupper Plains Native Named Command Head
Maj. Gen. Clyde H. Mitchell, now Rome New York air materiel area commander, becomes first commander of Air Materiel Command electronic systems center at Hanscom Field Bedford Massachusetts effective December 1. Mitchell native of Tuppers Plains Meigs County Ohio.
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Dayton
Clyde H. Mitchell
Rome, N. Y
Air Materiel Command
Electronic Systems Center
L. G. Hanscom Field
Bedford
Mass
S. E. Anderson
AMC
Mitchell
Tuppers Plains
Meigs County
Ohio
House probes quiz show fraud as networks face testimony
The House Legislative Oversight subcommittee summoned NBC president Robert Kintner and CBS chief Frank Stanton to explain efforts to curb deceit in quiz shows. Testimony may close this congressional probe, with earlier bans on big money quizzes by CBS and NBC taking effect and new allegations of undercover payments surfacing.
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House
House Legislative Oversight Subcommittee
Robert Kintner
National Broadcasting Co
Frank Stanton
Columbia Broadcasting System
Kintner
Stanton
Subcommittee
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Joseph Cates
Max Levine
Allentown
Max Hess
Hess
Kenneth Hoffer
Harris
CBS
NBC
Army Captain Quits After Tic Tac Dough Win
Ft Sill Oklahoma Captain Michael O Rourke who won more than 106000 on Tic Tac Dough resigns his commission rather than face a congressional inquiry He denied receiving help and cited the investigation as the reason The Army accepted the resignation after producer Howard Felsher testified he provided assistance to the contestant
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FT. Sill
Okla
Michael O’rourke
Congressional
Department of the Army
O’rourke
Howard Felsher
Felsher
House
Oberlin Faculty Reject Three Term Curriculum Plan
Oberlin College faculty rejected a proposal for a three-term, three-course per term curriculum. The plan would affect only the college of arts and sciences, not the conservatory of music or theology graduate school.
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Oberlin
Ohio
Oberlin College
College of Arts and Sciences
Conservatory of Music
Graduate School of Theology
Two Re Appointed To Agriculture Board
Columbus Gov DiSalle reappointed two members to the State Board of Agriculture for terms ending in 1965. A G Madden of Madeira and Clifton K Elliott of Mount Victory received the re appointments.
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Columbus
State Board of Agriculture
Michael V. DiSalle
A. G. Madden
Madeira
Clifton K. Elliott
Mount Victory
Six Ohio Highway Projects to Open This Year
Highway Director E S Preston says six southeastern Ohio projects totaling nearly seven million dollars will open to traffic before year end. The work covers widening relaying and bridge replacements on routes 78 75 76 and 160 across Monroe Athens Vinton Washington and Gallia counties.
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E. S. Preston
Ohio
Woodsfield
Monroe County
Clarington
Glouster
Athens County
Mud Fork Sunday Creek
Vinton County
McArthur
Brushy Fork Creek
Washington County
Watertown
Gallia County
Chickamuga Creek
Critchfield To Take Over Pentagon Project
Washington Charles Louis Critchfield a physicist who directs the research program of a big aircraft corporation is the new head of the Pentagon s Advanced Research Projects Agency ARPA Critchfield 49 will take over the ARPA job Nov 16 from Roy W Johnson a former General Electric Co executive who announced his resignation a month ago Since 1955 Critchfield has been director of scientific research for the Convair Division of General Dynamics Corp
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Washington— On
Charles Louis Critchfield
A Big Aircraft Corporation
Pentagon
Advanced Research Projects Agency
Critchfield
ARPA
Roy W. Johnson
General Electric Co
Convair
General Dynamics Corp
Rate Increases Tabled By Power Commission
The Power Commission tabled three gas rate hike proposals that would start April 5, affecting about 100 wholesale customers in Ohio and 12 other states. Tennessee Gas Transmission Co. seeks a 10 percent rise in annual natural gas revenue amounting to $26,590,100. A hearing was set for December 15.
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Washington
The
Power Commission
Ohio
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
Houston
France Lifts Quotas on U S Canada and EU Goods
France eases import limits for many products from the United States Canada and European Economic Community members today. The move reduces trade barriers and could boost cross border commerce.
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Paris
United States
Canada
European Economic Cooperation Organization
France
Two men in barroom shoot fatality in New York
Two assailants fired on Frank Abbatemarco in a barroom in New York. The 59 year old man died shortly after the shooting. Investigators pursue leads and identify suspects.
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New York
Frank Abbatemarco
Alyn Barroom
Abbatemarco
Nobel Peace Prize Awarded to Philip Noel-Baker
The Nobel Peace Prize was awarded today to British politician and writer Philip Noel-Baker for his efforts in promoting international cooperation and disarmament.
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Norway
Philip Noel-Baker
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