City Planning Commission Ordinance Passed By Council
City Council unanimously approved on third reading an ordinance creating a city planning commission to advise on annexations zoning and maps for the city and a three mile fringe. The panel will have five members with terms of four two and six years and report monthly to Council.
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Francis Myers
G. R. Robinson
William Moore
Barton S. Hall
Russell Poling
Myers
Robinson
Moore
Dayton Engineering
Arthur Prey
Butler calls for D N C meeting as ouster talk swirls
Washington reports Democratic National Chairman Paul M Butler seeking unity after a divisive vote outcome. He urged a National Committee meeting in San Francisco on February 15 hoping to quash any move to remove him. Meanwhile Istanbul diplomats note doubled Soviet oil and arms shipments via the Turkish Straits. Bonn notes German housewives will cook American turkey this Christmas as over a million dollars of U S poultry and fowl imports arrive for the first time.
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Washington
Paul M. Butler
Butler
National Committee
San Francisco
Istanbul
Black Sea
Turkish
Egypt
Syria
Bonn
Germany
United States
Soviet TV Teaches Hungarian Crisis to Moscow Audience
Moscow aired Tuesday night pictures of Hungary’s revolt with a Soviet commentary while film shows Hungarians burning Russian leaflets and tearing down the hammer and sickle emblem. Canada to sell 225 Sabre jets to West Germany in a deal worth over 75 million dollars with spare parts. Police in Camaguey Cuba say about 50 people plotting an attack on an army barracks were arrested Tuesday 320 miles southeast of Havana.
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Moscow
Hungary
Ottawa
Canada
West Germany
C. D. Howe
Havana
Cuba
Camaguey
Nasser to Meet Eisenhower If Invited Said Cairo Source
An Egyptian source reported that President Gamal Abdel Nasser would meet President Eisenhower in Washington if invited. Pravda accused the United States of planning to seize the lion’s share of British and French economic and political posts in the Middle East.
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London
Pravda
United States
Middle East
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Eisenhower
Washington
Ben-Gurion vows Gaza not to be reoccupied by Egypt
Premier David Ben-Gurion told the Knesset that Israel will not allow Egypt to reoccupy the Gaza Strip under any circumstances. The speech emphasized firm policy on Gaza and regional security.
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Jerusalem
David Ben-Gurion
Israel
Egypt
Gaza Strip
Mayor Myers Delays City Service Cutbacks
City council debated a 25 percent service cutback but took no action before Christmas. Mayor Francis Myers said he would consult with officials on the city’s finances and plans to meet the finance committee after the holidays to discuss expense cuts.
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Francis Myers
Harry Smith
Ralph Moorhead
William Morgan
Morgan
Myers
Ed Rutgers
Ladies’ Comfort
Mulberry St
Herbert Nunnally
Finance Committee
Amos Potts
Bishop Hobson To Celebrate Choral Eucharist In Logan
The Rt. Rev. Henry W. Hobson Bishop of Southern Ohio will celebrate the Choral Eucharist at St. Pauls Episcopal Church Logan on Christmas Eve at 8 p.m. The service reflects Anglican tradition with John Merbeckes 1549 Communion text. Hobson, war hero and church leader, has long visited Logan and Nelsonville and holds multiple church and educational posts.
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Henry W. Hobson
Southern Ohio
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Logan
John Merbecke
Hobson
Ohio
Nelsonville
St. Mihiel
France
Thiacourt
Episcopal Theological Seminary
Cambridge
Mass
St. John’s Church
Waterbury
Mental Patient Kidnaps Wife in California
Daly City police hunt for Clo Ann Mowatt Wiegner, 17, taken at gunpoint by her 16-year-old husband Mike Wiegner and escaped mental patient Jesse Eastman, 35, of Oakland. The trio abducted the girl after binding her parents at their home Monday night.
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Daly City
Calif
John M. Mowatt
Clo Ann Mowatt Wiegner
Mike
Jesse Eastman
Oakland
Wiegner
Eastman
Mowatt
Four Men Held In Theft Of Valuable Maps
FBI arrests in New York and Pittsburgh linked to the theft of top secret Gulf Oil maps worth millions. Suspects include Odie Richard Seagraves and Emanuel Lester, with others named from Texas and the Bronx. Investigations show maps stolen to pay gambling debts to New York racketeers.
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New York
FBI
Pittsburgh
Gulf Oil Co
U. S. Tackless Corp
Bronx
Odie Richard Seagraves
Texas Oil and Natural Gas
Seagraves
Theg
Emanuel Lester
Serge Rubinstein
Rubinstein
Rubenstein
John Marvin Lemvin
Orange
Tex
Edward Lieberman
The
Tackless
Lester
Archie D. Gray
Gulf
Southwest
Canada
Near East
Gray
U. S
Malcolm Anderson
Anderson
Satch Steals Show At Royal Festival Hall
Louis Armstrong dazzled the Royal Festival Hall audience with extended trumpeting encores after the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra performed Liszt Hungarian Rhapsody No 2. Dressed crowds roared for more as the Duke of Kent and other dignitaries joined in the standing ovation.
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Satch
Royal Festival
London
Louis Armstrong
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Liszt
Royal Festival Hall
Satchmo
Duke of Kent
Earl and Countess of
O Neill Summoned to White House by President
Ohio Gov Elect C William O Neill received a White House invitation for 11 a m Thursday. The White House said the purpose of the call was not disclosed. O Neill expressed happiness to accept and planned to travel to Washington by plane.
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Washington
William O'Neill
Ohio
Eisenhower
White House
Columbus
O'Neill
U N to Reject British French Salvage Help for Suez
Dag Hammarskjold plans to decline proposals to use British and French salvage crews in the Suez clearance. He has a neutral U N fleet of 10 ships ready, with 600 staff, Denmark to Belgium vessels, aiming to begin after British and French exit. Egypt opposes outside crews.
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Suez
United Nations
N. Y
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Egypt
Suez Canal
Hammarskjold
U. N
Britain
France
Adm
L. F. Durnford-Slater
Port Said
Nelsonville Tuberculosis Sanatorium gets new medical director
Dr. Harold H. Cashman is named medical director of the Southeastern Ohio Tuberculosis Sanatorium at Nelsonville, effective March 1. He is 37, from Belmont Sanatorium at St. Clairsville, and previously led Hopemont Sanatorium in West Virginia. The Nelsonville facility, part of a $1.609 million project serving 14 counties, nears completion. Dr. Cashman is married with two children.
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Columbus
State Health Department
Harold H. Cashman
Southeastern Ohio
Nelsonville
Cashman
Belmont
St. Clairsville
Ohio
Belmont Institution
Hopemont Sanatorium
Hopemont W. Va
Frosty 15 Degrees As Rain Forecast In Hocking County
The night chill dropped to 15 degrees in Hocking County with a calmer morning near 41 degrees by 11 30. Yesterday peaked at 40. The forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies and light rain or drizzle tonight and Thursday.
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Hocking County
Five Day Forecast Highlights Mild Temps and Rain
Temperatures stay near normal with highs around 36 to 40 and lows near 22 to 24. No major changes through Monday. Light rain possible tonight over the south, with rain tonight then dry weather Friday through Monday.
Farmer Killed as Tractor Tipped Over in Hit Stump
Herbert Colburn, 47, of near Chillicothe, was fatally injured when his tractor tipped backward after striking a stump and pinned him underneath.
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Chillicothe
Herbert Colburn
Near Here
Nixon Hints U S Aid Increase for Austrian Refugees
Vice President Richard Nixon arrived in Vienna to study the Hungarian refugee flood and urged that the United States fully share in aiding Austria. He announced insulin and 450000 dollars in aid from American agencies and said he would seek firm recommendations on expanding U S refugee assistance.
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Vienna
Austria
Richard M. Nixon
U. S
Nixon
United States
Washington
Eisenhower
National
Julius Raab
John B. Hollister
International Cooperation Administration
William P. Rogers
Herbert Brownell
United State
Marion Board approves teacher pay raise plan
The Marion Board of Education approves a 200 to 240 dollar yearly raise for 350 public school teachers and other employees, effective next academic year.
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Marion
Marion Board of Education
Ex U S Prof Shies Away From Western Reporters
Former St. Louis University professor Orest Makar shied from Western reporters in Moscow hotel interviews about his defection to the Soviet Union He and wife Alexandria Sofia have surrendered American citizenship and now live in Russia Makar said the Soviet Union leads in geodesy and he plans to work with Soviet scientists in Moscow
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U. S
Moscow
Prof
Orest Stephen Makar
United States
Russia
Alexandria Sofia
Stockholm
St. Louis
Makar
Holloman Air Force Base
Alamogordo
N. M
Nehru Pushes for Friendlier U S China Ties
Indian Prime Minister Nehru told a Washington news conference that he conveyed Chou En-lai’s belief that the United States should take a friendly approach to Communist China. He said U S policy may be less rigid and that Nixon noted gaps between the United States and Russia on world disarmament. He praised post Stalin changes in the Soviet Union, calling them liberalizing and democratic in spirit, while noting the difficulty of democracy in Communist states. Nehru expressed hope that 100 Americans in communist China might be released and described his talks with Eisenhower as improving mutual understanding and revealing the U S president’s thinking.
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Makar
United States
Stockholm
Soviet Union
Moscow
Washington
Nehru
Chou En-lai
Eisenhower
China
U. S
Red China
Russia
Josef Stalin
India
Chou
New Delhi
Asia
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Frank Eberst
Margaret Burt
Cemetery Trust
H. F. West
Bishop Hobson
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