Ohio group promotes Adlai Stevenson draft at Los Angeles
The Ohio Citizens' Committee to Draft Stevenson announced formation in Cleveland Cincinnati and Columbus. They urge Adlai Stevenson as the strongest and most qualified presidential candidate and oppose Governor DiSalle's support for Kennedy.
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Columbus
Ohio
Adlai Stevenson
Los Angeles
Ohio Citizens’ Committee
Stevenson
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Wisconsin
Texas
New York
California
District of Columbia
Michael V. DiSalle
Burglary Report At Harble Ridge Cabin
Sheriff deputy Ed Dawley investigated a burglary at a Washington Township cabin owned by C. B. Beard of Columbus on Harble Ridge. Entry came by prying window strips and removing glass between Tuesday and Thursday. Stolen items included firearms, ammunition, holster, binoculars, two electric blankets, a portable radio, an Air Force jacket and hunting gear.
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Ed Dawley
Washington
Jackie Coogan Held In Drunk Driving Case
Actor Jackie Coogan pleads innocent to a misdemeanor drunken driving charge and seeks a jury trial. He suffered broken ribs when his car struck a parked auto in Brentwood and the Municipal Court trial is set for January 28.
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West Los Angeles
Jackie Coogan
Coogan
Brentwood
Hocking County Names First Fulltime 4-H Agent
Bill Melvin, newly appointed county 4-H agent for Hocking County, started duties this week. An Ironton Route 1 resident and Ohio State University graduate, he becomes the first fulltime 4-H agent in the county's history.
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Hocking County
Bill Melvin
Ironton Rt. 1
Ohio State University
Groucho Show Highlights Gallopin Grandma Victory
Grandma Gatewood of Gallipolis appeared on the Groucho Marx show with partner winning 1100 dollars, missing the 2000 dollar jackpot question. Groucho asked about her 2000 mile hike on the Oregon Trail last summer.
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Grandma Gatewood
Gallipolis
Groucho Marx
Gallopin
Grandma
Groucho
Oregon Trail
Sheep Killing Dog Sought in County Area
James Leonard the Hocking County dog warden asks residents near Falls Washington township line to watch for a light brown large German police dog suspected in killing three sheep and injuring others at John R Heigle farm on Big Pine Road on Nov 10 Dec 4 and Dec 17 and seen Dec 26 and two days ago at Cornjood farm Pleasant Valley Road. Notify dog warden at EV 5 4790 if spotted.
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James Leonard
Hocking County
Falls- Washington Township
Leonard
John R. Heigle
Big Pine Rd
Pleasant Valley Rd
First prisoners slated at new Lebanon prison
Ohio correction officials announce Mansfield Reformatory inmates will move to the new medium security Lebannon facility starting April 1. Six cell blocks a gym industrial buildings and a laundry are among features not yet finished but set to begin late March or early April.
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New Lebanon
Columbus, Ohio
Mansfield Reformatory
Lebanon
M. C. Koblentz
Koblentz
Balance of Hocking County Fair Society shown
The Annual Report of the Hocking County Agricultural Society lists a balance of 1421 dollars as of December 31, with the report appearing on Page 6 of today’s Daily News.
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Hocking County Agricultural Society
Daily News
Air Force Evacuates Scientists From Arctic Ice Floe
Air Force crews airlift 25 personnel from Station Charley in the Arctic Ocean as a research camp on a shrinking ice floe disintegrates. Two evacuees identified, rest to follow over five to seven days. Camp near Barrow, Alaska, studies ocean depths and magnetic currents.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Air Force
Arctic Ocean
Phillip Peacock
Ladd Air Force Base
Charley
Univer
Sity
Washington
Seattle
Ladd
Peacock
Charles R. Johnston
Washington D.C
James E. Johnson
Syracuse
N.Y
Barrow
North Pole
Budget Surplus May Alter U S Money Policy
President Eisenhower projects a 200 million dollar surplus for the current year and a 4.2 billion dollar excess in 1961, signaling possible lower interest rates or easier credit. He urges debt reduction over tax cuts, warns against inflation, and calls for continued restraint in new spending.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Wall Street
Main Street
Congress
Clergyman Dies After Shootout at Toledo YMCA
An 80 year old minister died from injuries after a former mental patient opened fire near the Indiana Avenue YMCA in Toledo. Police shot by suspect Essie Funches, who was killed in the exchange. Two patrolmen and two other victims were wounded, with one released from hospital.
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Toledo, Ohio
Wade Pinkney
St. Vincent's Hospital
Indiana Avenue
Y.M.C.A
Essie Funches
Funches
Thomas Sass
Mercy Hospital
Kenneth Bennett
William Lansbury
St. Vincent's
Ohio Cloudy and Wind Hold Temperatures in 30s
Weather Bureau summary reports Columbus area skies mostly cloudy and strong winds preventing temperatures from dropping below the 30s. Conditions hint at continued unsettled spell with cool temperatures across central Ohio.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Weather Summary for Hocking Valley January Day
A sunny January day in the Hocking Valley showed a high around 48 degrees with clear skies. Overnight and early morning temperatures dipped to 33 degrees and by 11 a.m. it reached about 39 degrees with forecast for more overcast skies and colder air tonight.
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Hocking Valley
Morning temperatures and wind shift across Ohio region
Morning low readings ranged from 32 at Youngstown and Toledo to 35 at Columbus and Cincinnati. No precipitation reported. A low pressure area moving east through the Great Lakes will bring strong winds today, averaging 20 25 mph and higher in northern counties.
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Youngstown
Toledo
Columbus
Cincinnati
Great Lakes
Democrats Question Ike Plan On Defense Budget Surplus
Washington Democrats challenge President Eisenhower's claim of a 4.2 billion dollar surplus arguing it may come at the expense of defense. Key figures like John F. Kennedy Hubert Humphrey and John McCormack question whether cuts now can maintain military strength amid rising costs and a missile era.
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Washington
Eisenhower
America
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Hubert H. Humphrey
D Minn
John McCormack
Massachusetts
House
H. R. Gross
Iowa
OSU Dismissals Edge Up From Last Year
Kenneth R. Warner OSU registrar reports undergraduate academic dismissals at autumn quarter end rose to 5.02 percent of undergraduates enrolled, up from 4.09 percent a year earlier.
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Columbus
Ohio
Kenneth R. Warner
Ohio State University
Soviet Union Plans Pacific Rocket Tests Near Hawaii
Russia announces tests of a powerful rocket to launch heavy satellites and space flights in a large Pacific target zone southwest of Hawaii. They warn ships and aircraft to avoid a 280 by 160 mile rectangle between Jan 15 and Feb 15, with Soviet ships assisting measurements. Nearby lands include Palmyra and Johnston Island, with Kamchatka as a possible launching site.
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Moscow
America
Central Pacific
Hawaiian Islands
North Pacific
Washington
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Congress
Tass
Kamchatka Peninsula
Bering
Sea of the Okhotsk
Pacific
U.S
High Seas
Palmyra
Johnston Island
Marshall Islands
Ohio GOP Not Enthused Over Bender
Former Ohio senator George H. Bender plans to run as a delegate at large to the Republican nominating convention. The Ohio GOP House delegation signals coolness and does not want to see him run. Bender, now a paid consultant to Teamsters president James R Hoffa, says he will run regardless. Ohio chairman Ray Bliss discussed campaign finances at a closed meeting.
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Washington
George H. Bender
Ohio
House
Bender
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Ohio Republican Committee
Ray Bliss
Ohio Democrats Split Over Lausche Run For President
Washington reports some Ohio Democrats backing Kennedy worry if Gov. Lausche runs a Lausche slate and seeks delegates. Rep. Vanik says Kennedy would need his own ballot line in Ohio and campaign statewide if Lausche enters the race. He warns a protracted feud could hurt Kennedy and the White House bid.
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Washington
Ohio
John F. Kennedy
Mass
Frank J. Lausche
Kennedy
Charles A. Vanik
Michael V. di Salle
Vanik
Lausche
White House
Richard M. Nixon
Jack Kennedy
DiSalle
di- Salle-Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
Chiefs Face Improved Wellston In Home Showdown
Logan Chieftains travel to Wellston with an eye on Friday’s top clash against unbeaten Pomeroy while wary of the Rockets who beat the Chiefs earlier this season. Wellston’s upturn, plus a 4-1 SEOL record for Logan, sets a key league contest on tap. Coach Harry Westfall plans his usual starting five of Blake Myers Dalton Nelson and Stump.
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Logan Chieftains
Wellston
Pomeroy
Chiefs
Rockets
Panthers
Oak Hill
Jackson
Ironmen
Logan
LHS
Harry Westfall
Bill Blake
Chris Myers
Steve Dalton
John Nelson
George Stump
Best Dressed Women Of 1959 Named
Twelve women named best dressed of 1959 by the Fashion Hall of Fame in New York. Notables include Donna Marella Agnelli, H R H Princess Alexandria of Kent, Princess Grace of Monaco, Audrey Hepburn, Merle Oberon, and Mrs. Norman K. Winston among others.
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New York
Fashion Hall of Fame
New York Couturier Group
Donna Marella Agnelli
Giovanni Agnelli
Fiat Automobile Co
Turin
Italy
H.R.H
Alexandria
Kent
Mme
Herve Alphand
United States
Thomas Bancroft Jr
Walter de Moreira Salles
Vicomtesse Jacqueline de Ribe
Paris
Princess Grace
Monaco
Loel Guinness
Palm Beach
Fla
Audrey Hepburn
Mel Ferrer
Merle Oberon
Bruno Pagliai
John Barry Ryan III
Norman K. Winston
Ohio Faces Potential Asian Flu Outbreak
Dr. Ralph E. Dwork Ohio health director warned that Asian flu could worsen with bad weather. He said outbreaks have occurred in Ohio penitentiary inmates and cautioned about similar risks in other institutions. He urged early inoculations with Asian A-2 vaccine.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ralph E. Dwork
Ohio
Michael V. di Salle
Dwork
County Commissioners Appoint Logan Woman Clerk for 1960
Mrs Jeanette Frazier of Logan was named by county commissioners Thursday to serve as clerk for Hocking County Court in 1960 under Judge Vaughn Collins at a salary of 100 dollars per month. The board recessed to finish 1960 budgets and discussed road and bridge work estimates. They approved travel expenses for two judges to Cincinnati and authorized several low value payments including animal claim and fuel bills.
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Jeanette Frazier
Logan
Hocking
Vaughn Collins
Collins
Budget Commission
Albert Seabright
Rhea Bangert Brown
Katherine K. Myers
State
Probate and Juvenile Court Judges Associations
Cincinnati
Guy Karshner
Salt Creek
Kennedy Nixon and Rockefeller Enter New Hampshire Primary Race
In Concord New Hampshire the presidential primary opens with John F Kennedy Richard Nixon and Nelson Rockefeller cited by supporters. Kennedy files for Democratic delegates while Nixon backers seek GOP seats and Rockefeller supporters plan a write in despite his withdrawal.
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Concord
N. H
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New Hampshire
Kennedy
Nixon
GOP
New York
Rockefeller
Democratic National
Bernard L. Boutin
Laconia
Secretary of State
Jack Kennedy
United States
Boutin
Massachusetts
West European Papers See Ike Aid Call As Alliance Push
West European newspapers lead with President Eisenhower's State of the Union as a plea for allied aid to underdeveloped regions. Headlines praise Ike's Atlas missile note, while editors debate potential U. S. peacemaking with the Soviet Union and nuclear testing rights.
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Ike
London
Eisenhower
America
London Daily Express
United States
Soviet Union
Budapest
Geneva
U. S
Tass
Moscow
Japan
Nobusuke Kishi
London Times
Rome
I Popolo
West Berlin
Tagesspiegel
Stockholm
Dagens Nyheter
Norway
Arbeider-Bladet
the Times
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