Michael King Heads to Europe on Messenger Trip
Michael King a 17 year old Rutland youth wins The Messenger Junior Reporter contest earning an expense paid trip to Europe with other Family Week participants. He leaves Saturday at 5 30 a m from Port Columbus for an itinerary to historic European capitals after passport and immunizations.
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Steve
Michael
Rutland Post Office
Messenger
Europe
Messenger Newsphotos
Roy Cross
Rutland
Michael King
King of
Meigs
Here
Port Columbus
Family Week Magazine
the Messenger
Family Week Group
Ohio
West Virginia
Evelyn Locke
Meigs County
Labor watchdog taps ex FBI agent for unions monitor
Daniel L. O Connor, a former FBI agent, is the enforcement chief of the anti corruption provisions under the new labor law. He assembles a staff of investigators to ensure fair elections and proper union funds reporting while excluding communists and convicted leaders. Other sections of the law took effect Sept. 14 and today with more to follow in mid December.
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Washington
FBI
Daniel L. O'Connor
O'Connor
Labor Department
O’connor
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Eisenhower
Bride Transitions Hidden Past as Wife in Miami
A former Army private now Mrs. Ralph H. Heidal in Miami revealed herself as Charles Earnest Mc Leod after gender transition by Danish doctors. The Baptist pastor who married them on Oct 11 expressed shock and concern while noting no apparent legal violation.
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Miami
Fla
Ralph H. Heidal
Charles Earnest McLeod
Miami Herald
A. H. Stainback
Three From Family Burned To Death In Greenville Fire
Greenville police reported three members of a local family died in a house blaze. Raymond Conrad 32 his wife Mary Ann and their son Louis 8 were killed. Two daughters Deborah 4 and Lucille 3 were burned and sent to Wayne Hospital. A second notice mentions Harry S Truman addressing Young Democrats in Toledo on Saturday November 21.
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Greenville
Raymond Conrad
Mary Ann
Louis
Deborah
Lucille
Wayne Hospital
Toledo
Harry S. Truman
France Gains Victory In UN Atom Vote
United Nations vote shows 62 to 26 with 10 abstentions urging France not to test in the Sahara but short of a two thirds majority needed for Assembly adoption. The result is a technical victory for France under the two thirds rule.
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United Nations
N. Y
France
Saraha
UN Assembly
Assembly
U S Pledges Support To India In Border Troubles
Two Republican congressmen from cranberry states blasted a bureaucrat over the cranberry scare as government action suspended two West Coast cranberry shipments. Senator Neuberger urged protection for growers while Flemming warned consumers to avoid uncertain berries.
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U.S
India
Washington
Arthur S. Flemming
Joseph W. Martin
Mass
Pawtucket
R. I
Thomas M. Pelly
R-Wash
Seattle
Congress
Richard L. Neuberger
D-Ore
Neuberger
Flemming
Oregon
Dr Bunche Sees World Avoiding Major War
Dr Ralph Bunche undersecretary of the United Nations told Ohio University crowds that a nuclear war would be mankind s final folly and that leaders know there is no victor in a third world war. He urged decisive UN action and cited UNEF as proof the UN can act beyond talk.
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Ralph Bunche
Ohio University
John C. Baker
Park Place
United Nations
Bunche
Memorial Auditorium
UNEF
Korea
Court Denies Two Reviews in Voting Machine Case
Ohio Supreme Court refused rehearings on the October 21 ruling requiring rotation of candidate names on voting machines and paper ballots. The decision affected a Democratic Legislature's straight-line ticket law. The court also denied review of a lower court ruling on school bus drivers hired by a district placed under state retirement rules.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Rockefeller Visits California With Nixon Backing
Nelson Rockefeller tours California seeking support from Republicans for Nixon. He draws warm welcomes at luncheons and dinners, with party leaders and donors expressing loyalty to Nixon while Rockefeller's charm shines in small receptions. He seldom wins over hardline Nixonites, who remain solidly for Nixon.
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Los Angeles
Nelson A. Rockefeller
California
Corral
Richard M. Dixon
Rockefeller
Nixon
Alphonzo E. Bell Jr
Frances Larsen
Dick Nixon
Three Gallia Natives Die In Accident
Four members of a Morrow family, three Gallia County natives, died in a highway collision near Belleflower Illinois. Harry Layman 35 drove into a snow storm losing control, his wife Ida Louise 31 and her two daughters Debbie 3 and Pam 1 were killed when hit by a semi. The Laymon family were en route to Missouri to visit parents. Funeral plans announced by F L Bud Stevers Funeral Home Mercerville.
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Gallipolis
Morrow
Ohio
Gallia County
Belleflower
Ill
Harry Layman
Ida Louise
Debbie
Pam
Bomb Threat Parade of Fear Shakes Staten Island
A wave of fear gripped Staten Island after a hand grenade attack injured Concetta Giarletta and a telephoned threat warned a neighbor garage would be next. Police investigated the blast that shattered a housewife's legs and left residents anxious about a killer at large.
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New York
Staten Island
Concetta Giarletta
OhKs Renewal Of Steel Tiff
The United Steelworkers Union plans to resume contract talks with aluminum, copper and can companies after Thanksgiving. The 171 member wage policy committee unanimously voted to renew the 116 day steel strike if no agreement is reached by January 26. The date marks the expiration of the 80 day Taft Hartley injunction.
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New York
United Steelworkers Union
Steel Union
Eisenhower Enjoys Mild Weather and Quiet Start
Augusta Ga August weather warms the day as President Eisenhower relaxes at the course. The chief executive has no pressing government duties and no major tasks visible before next week.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Castro Blames Platt Amendment for Cuba's Ills
Fidel Castro told Cubans in a three hour telecast that his revolution faces hard days and blamed the Platt Amendment for Cuba's economic and social woes. He accused domestic enemies of hypocrisy and noted the U S naval bases and intervention rights under the 1901 deal. The only demand today is the Guantanamo base.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Castro
United States
Cuba
U. S. Naval Base
Guantanamo
Hypnosis Helps Alcoholics and More Says Doctor
Dr. Michael M. Miller of Howard University Medical School reports hypnosis made chronic alcoholics violently ill at sight smell or taste of liquor with only four relapses among 24 patients treated. He notes success also in overeating compulsive smoking and some drug addictions.
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Chicago
Michael M. Miller
Howard University Medical School
Washington, D. C
Towns Seek Industry Despite Growth Woes
Associate sociology professor Christen T. Jonassen of Ohio State University spoke at the Community Development Conference on why towns welcome industry. He cited greater freedom, higher living standards, and new experiences as motives, while warning about explosions in population, land values, traffic, water scarcity, crowded schools, and risks of commercialism and insecurity.
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Columbus
Christen T. Jonassen
Ohio State University
Jonassen
U S backs India over Red China border clash
Secretary of State Herter clarified that the United States takes no side on the border dispute but condemns the use of force by Red China. President Eisenhower plans a goodwill trip to New Delhi within a month as tensions rise over 57 000 square miles in question. Indian forces and police patrol casualties were reported last month in confrontations.
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Red
New Delhi
Eisenhower
Herter
United States
India
Red China
Nehru
Arctic Blast Hits Rockies Snow And Extreme Cold Nationwide
A severe arctic blast drops temperatures below zero across the Rocky Mountains after a 25 inch Montana snowfall. Drummond hits 34 below, the nation’s coldest. Glasgow 6 below, Helena 32 below, Butte 33 below. Wyoming reports widespread subzero readings including Sheridan and Cody at 18 below and Cheyenne at 3 below.
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Colo
Rocky Mountains
Montana
Drummond
Helena-Butte
Glasgow
Butte
Helena
Wyoming
Sheridan
Cody
Moorcroft
Cheyenne
District Attorney Quits After Admitting Theft
Deane R. Bascom a 39 year old polio victim and father of five resigned as county district attorney and offered a restitution check totaling 11495 for misappropriated funds while serving as a justice of the peace. He did not disclose his motive.
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West Bend
Wis
Deane R. Bascom
Two Black Men Executed in Florida Prison
In Raiford Florida two Black men were executed for raping two white women. John Edward Paul aged 24 died at 8 42 a m and Willie George City aged 22 died at 8 58 a m at the state prison.
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Raiford, Fla
State Prison
John Edward Paul
Willie George City
Critchfield Considers ARPA Post Amid Criticism
Dr Charles L Critchfield newly appointed director of the Advanced Research Projects Agency says he has asked the Pentagon to advise him on whether to accept the job given congressional and press criticism.
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San Diego
Calif
Charles L. Critchfield
Advanced Research Projects Agency
Pentagon
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