Explosion In Air Indicated In Big Airliner Crash
In Bolivia North Carolina three rows of shrouded bodies lie in Southport High School awaiting identification by relatives and an FBI fingerprint team. Thirty four aboard the National Airlines DC6B reportedly disintegrated in the air with searchers recovering 32 bodies by nightfall.
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Bolivia
N.C
Southport High School
FBI
National Airlines
C. Lester Trotter
Washington
John L. Morris
Collins Tosses His Hat Into Race For Congress
Former State Sen. Oakley J. Collins of Ironton announces bid for the Republican nomination in the 10th District, with Homer Abele and John Brown as potential rivals. Moeller seeks Democratic renomination. Jenkins' past renomination near miss and Collins highway-right of way scandal are noted as context.
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Collins
Congress
Oakley J. Collins
Ironton
Walter H. Moeller
Lancaster
Jackson
Homer
Pete) Abele
McArthur
Fred Rice
John Brown
Lancaster City
Brown
Moeller
Tom Jenkins
Jenkins
Abele
State Senate
Senate
James Porter
Gallipolis Democart
Lawrence County
Michael V. DiSalle
Grandma Gatewood to appear on Groucho Marx Show tonight
Emma Gatewood of Gallipolis Ohio known as hiking grandma will appear on the Groucho Marx Show at 10 p.m. today on Channel 4. She has walked from Independence Missouri to Portland Oregon and helped inaugurate the Buckeye Trail in Hocking County.
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Emma Gatewood
Gallipolis
Ohio
Grandma
Channel 4
Gatewood
Independence
Portland
Ore
Hocking County
Old Man's Cave
Wildcat Hollow
Buckeye Trail Association
Ohio River
Lake Erie
Richard Buntz Seeks County Commissioner Seat
Richard E. Buntz of South Logan announces bid for county commissioner in the Republican primary. The 33 year old Logan High School instrumental music and history teacher directed the 1959 March of Dimes drive in Hocking County. He is a Logan native, Logan High School and Ohio University graduate, Navy WWII veteran, husband and father of three.
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Richard E. Buntz
South Logan
Logan High
Hocking County
Logan
Logan High School
Ohio University
Trinity Lutheran Church
Atlas Tests OK Again
Cape Canaveral reports an Atlas intercontinental range missile flew 6 325 miles to an Atlantic target Wednesday night marking the 15th straight success for the nation s most powerful military rocket.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Atlantic
Eisenhower Plans 10 Day Latin America Tour
President Eisenhower mounts a 10 day tour to Brazil Argentina Chile and Uruguay starting February 23 in a bid to bolster Free World understanding and inter American ties. Milestone trip includes stops February 23 to March 3 with Mrs Eisenhower and Secretary of State Herter aboard the president's jet.
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Asia
Africa
Brazil
Argentina
Uruguay
Chile
White House
Eisenhower
Christian A. Herter
Milton S. Eisenhower
Tearful Swedish maid testifies in Finch murder trial
Marie Anne Lidholm, 19, Swedish housemaid, sobs on the stand recounting the night of July 18 at the Finches West Covina home. Dr. R Bernard Finch and Carole Tregoff are charged with murdering Mrs. Finch to pursue marriage and communal property valued at $750,000. The jury adjourned after the testimony as the Superior Court recessed.
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Marie Anne Lidholm
R. Bernard Finch
Carole Tregoff
Finch
Miss Tregoff
Miss Lidholm
Finches
Dr. Finch
West Covina
William M. Ryan
Cooper
Ryan
Mrs. Finch
Hocking County Plans 1960 Real Property Reappraisal
County commissioners announce a full real property reappraisal for taxation in 1960. Auditor letter from Ford Becker prompts action. new state law may fund 8 000 to 10 000 dollars annually for reappraisal. previous 40 000 cost would have drained general funds.
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Hocking County
Carl Engle
Ford Becker
State Department of Taxation
Hocking
Ralph Moorhead
Becker
Ohio
Board of Tax Appeals
Ohio GOP Urges Nixon For Presidential Nomination
Ohio Republicans press Vice President Richard Nixon to seek the GOP nomination. State Republican Chairman Ray C. Bliss delivers the request in Columbus as the party moves to place Nixon on the May primary ballot. Rhodes named presidential second choice after a friendly discussion among Bliss and committee leaders.
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Columbus
Ohio
Richard M. Nixon
Ray C. Bliss
Nixon
Ohio Republican Central and Executive Committee
Bliss
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Robert Taft Jr
Cincinnati
Courtney Burton
Cuyahoga County
Republican State Finance Committee
Conservative Republican Leader Dies at 59 on Capitol Hill
Washington AP reports Rep. Richard M. Simpson of Pennsylvania died at 8:15 a.m. at Naval Medical Center Bethesda after brain surgery on December 14 to check for a brain tumor. The results were not released.
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Washington
Richard M. Simpson
R-Pa
Capitol Hill
Naval Medical Center
Bethesda
Simpson
Actor's Wife Dies in Rome Leukemia Claims Lenore Cotten
Lenore Cotten 55 wife of American actor Joseph Cotten died in Rome today from leukemia. Funeral arrangements awaited as Cotten mourners and film circle expressed condolences from Italy and the United States.
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Rome
Lenore Cotten
Joseph Cotten
Burglar Returns Stolen Jewelry After Heist
A theft at Lew Graham's home 598 North Spring Street ended with the return of most jewelry placed on the pickup truck hood. Police report one missing item chewed gum was not recovered, leaving investigators to continue probing the early morning incident.
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Lew Graham
Spring St
Graham
Connecticut Prison Rioting Quelled After 24 Hours
In Wethersfield CT prisoners overpowered two guards, seized keys and sparked a riot with more than 400 inmates. State Police troopers and guards used tear gas and high pressure hoses to restore order after a day. A fireman and a prisoner were lightly injured. Warden Mark S. Richmond cited about a dozen ringleaders who freed nearly half the prison population.
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Wethersfield, Conn
Connecticut
Mark S. Richmond
Dem Leaders Start Civil Rights Action
Democratic leaders pressed to move civil rights legislation in Congress this year. The House saw a petition grow to about 140 signatures urging action from the Rules Committee, with Southern members signaling potential compromise to move a middle of the road bill. In the Senate, hearings on federal voting registrars were planned, while Southern opposition questioned constitutionality. Congress is expected to pass some civil rights measure, with the House aiming for action within about two weeks.
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Washington
CAP
Congress
House
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
House Rules Committee
Rules Committee
Senate
Thomas C. Hennings Jr
D-Mo
Civil Rights Commission
Rayburn
Lyndon B Johnson
Logan Youth Injured In Traffic Crash
A 17 year old Logan youth was injured in a traffic crash on Clay Bank Rd near Rt 75 at 1 15 am. Bill Morehouse 84 Gallagher Ave was treated at Hocking Valley Hospital for a possible fracture and facial cuts. The panel truck owned by Harden Helber Supermarket driven by Gary L Anderson 15 of 186 S Walnut St crashed into a tree and turned over. Morehouse was pinned in the wreck and later freed by city police. Anderson was cited for driving without a license and will appear before Juvenile Judge Rhea Bangert Brown.
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Logan
Clay Bank Rd
Bill Morehouse
Gallagher Ave
Hocking Valley Hospital
John Wells
Harden & Helber
Gary L. Anderson
S. Walnut St
Morehouse
Anderson
Rhea Bangert Brown
Family dies in Youngstown home fire. roomer warns others
A house fire in Youngstown Ohio killed David Bruce 38 Mary Bruce 36 and their son Donald eight. Two other sons David 11 and Robert 3 escaped after roomer Tony Campann raised the alarm upon smelling smoke.
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Youngstown, Ohio
David Bruce
Mary
Donald
David
Robert
Tony Campann
Eisenhower predicts 1960s prosperity and space push
President Eisenhower, addressing Congress, forecasts 1960 to be the most prosperous year, cites a new technological era, and urges disarmament progress. He defends the U.S. missile program, pledges space funding, and calls for unity with a Democratic Congress amid inflation concerns and steel settlement satisfaction.
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Washington
Eisenhower
America
Soviet Union
Congress
House
Senate
United States
U.S
Marathon
White House
Ohio Weather Forecast Brightens Across State
Official Weather Bureau summary says northern Ohio stayed fair, most of the state clouded. Early morning low 22. by 10:30 a.m. 39, yesterday’s high 40. Chesapeake reported a few snow flurries and light rain. Zanesville 21, Chesapeake 34 this morning. Variable clouds and sun today and Friday with moderating temps.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Chesapeake
Zanesville
Solon Says Nixon To Be Conservative
Washington AP Senator Barry Goldwater says Vice President Nixon will prove a satisfactory conservative in a presidential campaign. Some GOP colleagues urge Nixon to identify as liberal, but Goldwater and Styles Bridges defend him. Bridges warns wage inflation from steel settlement could hurt Nixon in November.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Old Guard
Nixon
Goldwater
White House
Sen
Styles Bridges
R-Nh
James P. Mitchell
Lausche Faces Uphill Battle in Delegate Challenge
U S Senator Frank Lausche faces a difficult path to field a delegate slate to challenge Gov Michael DiSalles bid to back Massachusetts Senator John F Kennedy as Democratic nominee. Analysts note Lausches lack of state party support and only 27 days to collect 1000 signatures from 35 counties.
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Columbus
Ohio
U.S
Frank J. Lausche
Michael V. DiSalle
Massachusetts
John F. Kennedy
Lausche
Washington
DiSalle
Ohio Democratic Organization
di Salle
William L. Coleman
Kennedy
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