Anti-Jewish Acts Spread To East Germany and Beyond
Reports from Berlin and East Berlin indicate anti-Semitic acts spreading to East Germany amid a worldwide wave. Incidents include swastikas and slogans in Oslo, Mexico City, Oranienburg, and Toulouse, with protests in London and police investigations across West Germany. A fire at a Brooklyn Hebrew school raised suspicions while authorities acted against neo-Nazi groups.
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East Germany
Mexico
Berlin
Canada
Potsdam
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Oslo
Norway
West Germany
West Berlin
Cologne
East Berlin
Oranienburg
National Youth of
Germany
Tional
League of Nationalist Students
London
Britain
National Film Theater
Leni Riefenstahl
Hitler
Vancouver
Abe Arnold
Jewish Western Bulletin
British Union of Fascists
Latin America
Mexico City
Zionist Federation of Mexico
Toulouse
Bordeaux
France
Geneva
Switzerland
Rome
Trevi Fountain
Brooklyn, N.Y
Nelsonville Sets Enviable Fire Safety Record In ’59
Nelsonville's 1959 fire record shows 59 runs with 12 rural calls and 47 city calls causing estimated losses of 1400 dollars, including 1300 in a Harry Simmons trailer fire. Two injuries occurred, Wayne Pickett 13 and Jack Wilson, from the Saratoga Grill lead pot blast.
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Nelsonville
Clarence Hall
Harry Simmons
West School
Simmons
Wayne Pickett
Jack Wilson
Saratoga Grill
Chiefs End 9 Year Jinx and Beat Gallipolis 89 59
The Logan Chieftains shot 45.2 percent to defeat Gallipolis 89 59, tying Jackson for second in SECL at 4 1. Pomeroy led atop the standings with a 5 0 record. Logan’s Stump scored a season high 27 as Blake 20 and Myers 15 anchored the win. Gallipolis suffered its 11th straight loss, matching a 30 year Blue Devils drought.
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Logan Chieftains
Gallipolis
Blue Devils
Logan
Chiefs
LHS Cagers
Jackson
Pomeroy
Ironmen
Nelsonville
Steve Dalton
Chris Myers
George Stump
Bill Blake
Myers
Dalton
Bill Conley
Stump
Gary Lane
Blake
Nelson
Miss Armstrong and Roger King Win 4-H Scholarships
Roger King and Maureen Armstrong were chosen by the Hocking County 4-H Advisory Council for scholarships to the Buckeye Recreation Workshop set for January 31 to February 6 in Delaware. King is with the Lake Logan Lads 4-H Club and Armstrong with the We-Du-Rite 4-H Club. The group also discussed the 1960 county extension budget and the upcoming January 28 4-H kickoff in the courthouse auditorium. A birthday party for county agricultural agent Don Young followed.
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Roger King
Maureen Armstrong
Hocking County
4-H Advisory Council
Buckeye
Delaware
Logan Rt. 2
Lake Logan Lads
Logan Rt. 3
County Extension Department
Don Young
Steel Output Boost Sought
Washington reports renewed cooperation as United Steelworkers Union and 11 Big Steel companies sign a 30 month pact ending an eight month contract battle. Union aims to sign about 80 smaller firms with Kaiser Steel figure Edgar Kaiser pivotal in shaping terms.
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Washington
United Steelworkers Union
R. Conrad Cooper
David J. McDonald
Secretary of
James P. Mitchell
Mitchell
Richard M. Nixon
Edgar F. Kaiser
Kaiser Steel
Kaiser
Weather outlook for Ohio reports mixed skies and temps
Official Weather Bureau summary notes northern Ohio mostly partly cloudy while the south sees cloud and snow flurries along the Ohio River. Early lows ranged to 15 at Toledo and 23 at Columbus, rising to 37 by late morning. yesterday high was 35.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Ohio River
Stormy South Snows Blanket Ohio Weather Outlook
A cold cloudy day across most of Ohio with a low of 24 and Chesapeake 31. A snowstorm blanketing the South may bring some accumulation in extreme southern Ohio today as temperatures rise slowly Thursday with precipitation ending.
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Chesapeake
Ohio
First Black President Named for Cleveland Board of Education
Ralph W. Findley is elected president of the Cleveland Board of Education, becoming the first Black person to hold the position after eight years as vice president.
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Cleveland (Ap
Ralph W. Findley
Cleveland Board of Education
Findley
Cleveland
W. P. Kennedy
Brotherhood of Railroad
Brotherhood
Kennedy
BRT
Probes Aplenty Due By Scions
Washington AP reports extensive congressional probes planned across foreign affairs defense policy space drugs boxing television and trade. Hearings will feature top officials and experts with multiple committees holding parallel inquiries into missile programs antitrust drug prices payola and media practices.
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Washington
Congressional
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
Senate Space Committee
House Science and Astronautics Committee
House Armed Services Committee
Senate Commerce Committee
United States
Commerce Committee
House Legislative Oversight Subcommittee
House
Jet Crashes Near Athens Pilot Safe After Bailout
An Air Force F102 Delta Dagger suffered engine failure at 39 000 feet. Lt Tom Barnett bailed out at 25000 feet, drifting in a snowstorm 40 miles to land near Marietta. The jet crashed near Chauncey five miles north of Athens creating a crater and debris scatter. He suffered a bloodied nose and mild shock but was released from Lockbourne Base hospital.
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Athens
Ohio
Tom Barnett
Denver
Colo
Barnett
Here
Marietta
Terra Firma
Barnett Ridge
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Columbus
Air Force
Chauncey
Senator’s Wife Dies in Washington
Mrs. Jean Crouch Thurmond, 33, wife of Senator Strom Thurmond, died in Washington today after a rapidly progressing malignant brain tumor. The couple had been married for several years and Thurmond has a large political profile nationwide.
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Washington (Ap
Jean Crouch Thurmond
Sen
Strom Thurmond
Logan Banquet to Honor 21 Industries with DiSalle Speech
Logan Trade Club hosts a banquet at the Waltonian clubhouse on Wednesday January 13 honoring 21 Hocking area industries. Governor Michael V. DiSalle will give the keynote address, the first in Logan since his election. Tickets, limited to 250, are on sale at the Trade Club office in the Ambrose Hotel from 10 am to 4 pm. Harold H. Sommers presides. Jacob Keller handles tickets.
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Logan
Logan Trade Club
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio
Hocking
Trade Club
Ambrose Hotel
Jacob Keller
Harold H. Sommers
Cere
Lausche weighs presidential delegate slate in Ohio
Washington and Cleveland reports show Senator Lausche hinting at running a Democratic delegate slate in Ohio against Kennedy aligned delegates over recent party leadership, amid broader 1960 presidential primary maneuvering. Additional items note labor unrest over BRT retirement rules, a murder trial with a lie detector, Humphrey weighing Ohio entry, unemployment claims rise, a large urban fire in Sandusky, and Polio cases forecast for 1959.
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Washington
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
John F. Kennedy
Mass
Lausche
Michael V. DiSalle
Kennedy
Congress Opens Another Session
Washington AP reports Congress begins a new session in a presidential election year with battles ahead on civil rights school aid minimum wage interest rates housing farm policy and the budget. Leaders seek to curb defeats and shape campaigns for fall races.
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Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
Senate
Sniper Slayer Is Labeled As Sick Man
Floyd F Hargrove a 35 year old truck driver is described as a sick man by attorney Louis A Turi who says Hargrove is not guilty of first degree murder Hargrove admitted the Christmas Eve killing of Charles R Clark in Mentor Ohio Lois Clark and Hargrove had an eight month affair Prosecution plans psychiatric tests at Lima State Hospital as part of the case
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Painesville, Ohio
Louis A. Turi
Floyd F. Hargrove
Hargrove
Turi
Charles R. Clark
Clark
Lois
Lima State Hospital
First Self Serve Liquor Store Opens in Columbus
Ohio's first self-serve state liquor store debuts Thursday at Central Point Shopping Center in Columbus. Customers will select and pay for bottles directly without clerk assistance.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Central Point
Eisenhower warns against hysteria over Soviet space gains
President Eisenhower urged Americans to avoid hysteria about Soviet space progress. He spoke at a National Presbyterian Church gathering, urging belief in God given dignity, stressing spiritual values and focusing on American ideals amid space race headlines.
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Washington
Eisenhower
National Presbyterian Church
Richard M. Nixon
Congress
Russia
Night Airline Crash Kills 34 in North Carolina Swamp
A National Airlines DC6B night coach on a New York to Miami run crashed near Bolivia North Carolina killing 34 aboard. Among the passengers was decorated former Admiral Edward McDonnell. Debris covered about 20 acres as rescuers searched the swampy area and FBI disaster staff joined the probe.
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Bolivia
N. C
National Airlines
New York
Miami
H. G. Ratcliff
Earth
Wilmington
Edward Orrick McDonnell
Pacific
Florida
Lester L. Edwards
Doyle Howard
Wilmington News
FBI
Charles Sharp
National
Palm Beach
Atlantic
NAS
Gulf of Mexico
New Orleans
Clinton Jail Escapees Nabbed In Ohio
Two of three Clinton County Jail escapees were recaptured in Portsmouth after hours of freedom. Clarence D. Lute 34 of Leesburg held for Highland County in a safe cracking case and Linzey Wright 19 of Hillsboro awaiting grand jury action in a breaking and entering case. Henry Smith 18 of Clermont County remained at large on a post office robbery case in Cuba. Deputies said the remaining suspect may have headed north.
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Wilmington
Ohio
Clinton County
Portsmouth
Clarence D. Lute
Leesburg
Highland County
Linzey Wright
Hillsboro
Henry Smith
Clermont County
Cuba
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Miss Armstrong
Toledo
Gov. DiSalle
Washington Court House
Robert Williams
Margaret Leath
Leath
Williams
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
Humphrey
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Sandusky, Ohio
Public Health Service
Farm — Administration
GOP
Stone Wall
Ike
North Carolina
New York-To-Miami
Clinton
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