Ohio 25 Electors Morally Bound to Nixon
Ohio Republicans hold 25 electors pledged to Nixon who will attend the December 19 Electoral College meeting in Columbus. Though morally bound, they vote individually and no law forces a uniform Nixon vote. If the College fails to choose, the House will select the president.
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Ohio
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Kennedy
Electoral College
House of Representatives
OSU Honors Toledo Blade with Vigilance Award
The first Vigilance Award of Ohio State University School of Journalism was presented to The Toledo Blade for leadership in responsible journalism. Gov DiSalle presented the award to Paul Block Jr. at a luncheon. Prof. George J. Kienzle noted qualities of thorough coverage, effective writing, and independent editorial policy.
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Ohio State University School of Journalism
Toledo Blade
Michael V. DiSalle
Paul Block Jr
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George J. Kienzle
School of Journal
Attorney To Inquire Into Finch Murder Jury Verdict
Los Angeles district attorney will investigate reports by three jurors that jury No. 2 in the Finch murder trial reached a partial verdict once but was told by the judge to continue deliberating.
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Los Angeles
Captain Acquitted In Navy Destroyer Collision
In San Diego California the captain of one of two Navy destroyers involved in a collision that killed 11 people was acquitted on two remaining specifications related to the incident.
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San Diego
Calif
Bank Rate Lowered by West German Federal Bank
Frankfurt Germany The West German Federal Bank cut the bank rate from five to four percent in a move affecting monetary policy. The decision aims to stimulate lending while stabilizing inflation pressures as markets react to the new level.
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Frankfurt
Germany
West rush into confabs on Congo strategy
Western delegations held rapid strategy sessions at the United Nations after a sudden suspension of Congo debate. Ghana and Guinea backed a postponement to await a proposed Asian African commission's efforts to resolve Congolese political differences. Nigeria supported the delay, while the United States failed to block the motion, 48 to 30 with 18 abstentions, with a spokesman noting the debate could be reopened anytime.
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N.Y
General Assembly
Congo
Joseph Kasavubu
Ghana
Guinea
Alex Quaison-Lackey
Nigeria
Jaja Wachuku
United States
Pope John XXIII Sends Kennedy Congratulatory Cable
Pope John XXIII cabled congratulations to President-elect John F. Kennedy from Vatican City, signaling a warm greeting from the Holy See on the political transition.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
John F. Kennedy
Weathervanes Lose Status in Presidential Forecasts
Eight counties once served as reliable indicators of presidential winners. by Tuesday only five remained. The long standing pattern of voting for the eventual winner has weakened as these weather vane counties diverge from history, altering the expected outcome for the national race.
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New York
Soviet Scientist Says USSR Needs Practical Space Experience
A Soviet scientist stated the Soviet Union has the means to send a man into space but requires practical experience in handling spacecraft before attempting the mission. The remark underscores the early spaceflight learning curve during the space race era.
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Reds
Moscow
U.S.S.R
Football official Krieger dies in Columbus
E C Irish Krieger, longtime Big Ten football and basketball official and renowned football rules interpreter, died today in Columbus from a heart attack.
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Columbus
E. C
Krieger
Kennedy aides discuss liaison with Eisenhower team
President-elect Kennedy conferred with his aides in Hyannis Port Mass about selecting a representative to liaise with President Eisenhower's aides.
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Hyannis Port
Mass
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Clark Gable Recuperating After Heart Attack in Hollywood
Actor Clark Gable remains in satisfactory condition at Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital recovering from a heart attack. No complications reported as doctors monitor his progress.
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Hollywood
Clark Gable
Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital
Pershing Honored in Paris Memorial Exhibit
The Franco-America committee opened a memorial exhibit in Paris to honor General John J. Pershing.
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Paris
Franco-America Committee
Gen
John J. Pershing
Rockefeller Seen as Possible 1964 GOP Presidential Contender
NELSON A Rockefeller, despite losing New York in the 1964 GOP contest, appears positioned to seek the presidential nomination. He faces home state backlash over tax issues and Republican distrust but has influenced the party platform and can win cross party support. Memory of Nixon criticisms may fade if Rockefeller can regain the White House bid.
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Albany
N. Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
New York
Eisenhower
Rockefeller
Nixon
White House
Ohio Republicans seize control of state government
In Columbus Ohio Republicans win the governorship and both houses, routing Democrats led by Gov Michael V DiSalle The party gains 82 57 in the House and 20 18 in the Senate The victory hinges on resentment over 300 million in tax increases and reallocates highway funds while Nixon carries Ohio over Kennedy to 216? million votes. Di Salle concedes the tax issue helped Nixon win Ohio and signals a limited legislative session.
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Ohio
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GOP
General Assembly
DiSalle
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Nixon
Kennedy
Stanley Mechem
Rathens
Senate
Roger Cloud
R-Logan
House
Mechem
UN Soldiers Advance on Katanga Ambush Killers
United Nations troops move on three fronts in Katanga after an ambush that killed nine Irish soldiers. Five mutilated bodies found, four missing presumed dead. Two survivors were uninjured but unable to speak.
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United Nations
Katanga
Kennedy Leads With 300 Electoral Votes In Fractured Victory
Kennedy holds 300 electoral votes from 22 states as California and Alaska still counted and Nixon controls 188 votes in 25 states. Popular vote margin under 325000 in a 66 million tally, the tightest since 1888. Robert Kennedy credits TV debates for the win.
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Alaska
Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
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Alabama
Robert Kennedy
Nixon
New Position Offers Pour In For Nixon
Washington reports that several universities law firms and corporations have offered jobs to Vice President Richard M Nixon an aide said His press secretary Herbert G Klein said he has no idea what Nixon will do after leaving the vice presidency on January 20 He noted the Nixons were greeted by about 500 supporters on their return from California and Klein mentioned telegrams offering positions but gave no plans for the near future He speculated they may seek a vacation soon.
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Richard M. Nixon
Herbert G. Klein
Nixon
Nixons
California
Klein
Los Angeles
Debre presses on with plan for nuclear strike force
Premier Michel Debre pushed for parliamentary approval of President de Gaulle's stalled program to create a national nuclear strike capability in France.
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Paris
Michel Debre
Charles de Gaulle
France
State liquor stores close Friday for Veteran's Day observance
All state liquor stores and agencies will be closed Friday in observance of Veteran's Day.
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Columbus
Kennedy Faces Welfare Fight in Congress
President-elect John F Kennedy plans four welfare proposals for the 87th Congress. They include minimum wage liberalization, a medical care program tied to Social Security, federal aid to education, and low income areas legislation. The Senate will be 64 36 Democratic and the House tally stands at 257-175 Democratic with five races undecided.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Senate
Congress
House
Change Is On Agenda For Meet
President Eisenhower proposed meeting with President-elect John F Kennedy at a mutually convenient time to arrange a smooth transfer of power. He urged Kennedy to send an aide to coordinate with White House chief of staff Wilton Parsons and indicated openness to talks with Secretary of State Christian Herter.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Christian A. Herter
White House
Wilton B. Parsons
Reds Divided Over Election
LONDON reports split reactions across the Communist world to John F. Kennedy's election. Moscow showed friendliness while Western outlets hoped for renewed anti Soviet unity. Cuba and Latin American press offered varied takes as Asia and the Middle East viewed the results with caution.
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London
John F. Kennedy
Moscow
Kennedy Prepares Reply to Khrushchev Telegram
Khrush HYANNISPORT Mass John F Kennedy president elect for less than 24 hours prepared to answer a telegram from Soviet Premier Khrushchev on cold war problems and renewed efforts to ease them.
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Hyannisport
Mass
John F. Kennedy
Khrushchev
Fluoridation Rejected by Cincinnati Voters Again
Cincinnati voters reject fluoridated water proposal for the second time in seven years. The measure faced opposition from residents concerned about health and government intervention, while supporters urged public health benefits and preventive care.
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Cincinnati
Adenauer to Meet U S President Next February
Bonn chancellor Konrad Adenauer said he will meet the new president of the United States next February. The statement signals planned high level talks between West Germany and Washington as a new U S administration takes office.
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Germany
Konrad Adenauer
United States
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