Lausche Says He Is Available For Presidency
Gov. Frank Lausche says he would be available for the Democratic nomination for President but has no plans to seek it. He names Florida New Hampshire Massachusetts Indiana and Minnesota as states that encouraged him. He is running for the U S Senate in Ohio and may face no opposition in the Democratic primary. He hopes Eisenhower recovers and might back the Democrat who runs against him. He clarified he did not block Kefauver in Ohio delegates and said he would bear no ill will toward any primary entrant.
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Cleveland
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Florida
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Indiana
Minnesota
U. S. Senate
George Bender
Eisenhower
Leiden
National Radio and Television
Gram
NBC
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Robert A. Taft
Cincinnati
Taft
Lausche
Thomas A. Burke
Bender
Burke
Joseph E. Ferguson
Senate
Mae Craig
Portland
Press-Herald
Stevenson
United States
Temry
After 34 Years He Misses Church Attendance
Hugh Allen, longtime treasurer of the Decatur Presbyterian Church class, missed Sunday school for the first time in 1,769 consecutive weeks due to a blood clot. He received treatment at Emory Hospital.
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Atlanta
Hugh Allen
Emory
Hos
Allen
Decatur
Presbyterian Terian Church
Byrd Opens Antarctica Flight Over Pole and Heartland
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd completed his first flight of the current Antarctic expedition surveying the South Pole and its unexplored heartland. The notice also reports on Ohio CIO leader updates, a divorce award in Florida, Prince Rainier's Palm Beach visit ahead of Grace Kelly nuptials, a Columbus memorial for Troy Tadlock, Ohio weather warnings, and AMC civilian overseas rotation program initiation.
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Antarctica
Richard E. Byrd
South Pole
Antarctic Circle
Wilmington
Del
Prince Rainier of Monaco
Palm Beach
Fla
Hollywood
Grace Kelly
Dayton
Ohio
Air Materiel Command
AMC
Air Force
Two Weekend Accidents Reported in Hocking County
Two minor crashes occurred in Hocking County over the weekend. One hit and run on Route 75 near Logan involved Ronald Berry and Carl L. Nelson, who was arrested. A second two car crash at Main and Mulberry caused minor damage to both cars with drivers noting a changing traffic light.
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Hocking County
Athens State Highway Patrol Post
Athens-Hocking County
Lancaster Patrol Post
Rt. 75
Logan
Ronald Berry
Logan Rt. 4
Carl L. Nelson
Logan Rt. 2
Nelson
Francis Myers
Main
Mulberry Sts
Joe P. Harbarger
W. Hunter St
N. Mulberry St
Main St
Grace A. Hoke
Weekend traffic toll in Columbus rises with 14 deaths
Fourteen persons were killed in weekend traffic accidents in Columbus. An additional five persons died in miscellaneous mishaps during the period, extending the area’s grim count.
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Columbus
Ohio High Schools Placed On Probation For Rhubarbs
The Ohio High School Athletic Association placed three schools Western High School Latham Chester Two Shade High School Athens County on probation for unruly post game disturbances. Officials of Western and Kingman High were reprimanded for failure to control crowds as spectators fought and assaulted coaches.
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Columbus
Board of Control of the
Ohio High School Athletic Assn
H. W. Emschler
Board of Control
Western High School
Latham
Pike County
Kingman High School
Chester Two
Wilmington
Shade High School
Athens County
Emschler
Waverly
C. D. Hawkee
Hawkee
Poder Wly
Goa Age
Kingman High
Jefferson High School
Midland
Chester
Lawrence
Bloomingburg
Shade
Wilkesville
Youths Asking Tougher Court in Louisville
Louisville juvenile judge Louis H. Jull plans a sterner front for young offenders after consulting a youth advisory committee. A report labeled delinquency efforts as 95 percent diagnosis and 5 percent treatment and recommended a formal first court appearance to leave a lasting, possibly frightening, impression.
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Louisville
Louis H. Jull
Stevenson says U S abroad more perilous than ever
Adlai E Stevenson declares U S relations with other nations are perilous as he criticizes President Eisenhower’s State of the Union address as a Republican election message. He urges more aid to underdeveloped countries and laments missteps in foreign policy including Dulles India remark. He notes U S military lead may have diminished and questions overall U S standing from Iceland to Japan.
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Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Congress
Iceland
Japan
Dulles
India
Eisenhower outlines soil bank plan to aid farmers
President Eisenhower detailed a three part soil bank plan to curb surpluses and raise farmer income. He described under planting allotments with cashable certificates, idle land payments for conservation, and a surplus disposal program with expanded barter and amended trade acts.
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Soil Bank
Eisenhower
Secretary of Agriculture
Polls show Ike fit for second term but unlikely to run
Washington reports two polls on President Eisenhower. A heart doctors poll found 60 percent say he is physically able to serve a second term, 40 percent say not. A press corps poll among reporters at Key West shows 11 of 14 think he will not seek reelection with three doubting.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Key West
Fla
Washington D. C
U.S. News and World Report
American Board of Internal Medicine
Rt 664N Opens To Traffic After Rush Creek Bridge Collapse
Max R. Farley announces temporary Rush Creek bridge allows Rt 664N traffic this afternoon. A 198 foot steel beam span replaces the collapsed bridge since July 29. The Harley E. Calvin Co. builds Rush Creek and Harper's Run bridges on Rt 664N with four 18 foot culverts and a 20 mph limit.
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Max R. Farley
Marietta
Division
Department of Highways
Rush Creek
Brémen
Harley E. Calvin and Co
Harper’s Run
Logan
Ha 'S Run
City
Farley
Heavy Seas Stall Salvage Efforts Off Fort Story
High winds and heavy seas hampered rescue attempts for the destroyer escort Basilone and salvage tug Seneca aground on mud flats off Fort Story. Both vessels endured heavy pounding as crews of about 280 remained aboard. Navy officials said neither ship was in immediate danger despite the harsh conditions.
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Norfolk
Ft. Story
Seneca
Navy
Logan man named to Episcopal Diocese post in Cincinnati
John Sherwood of Logan is named executive layman for the Southern Ohio Diocese of the Episcopal Church. He starts March 1 in the Diocesan House at 412 Sycamore Street Cincinnati to coordinate lay activities and advise on church building projects plus aid the William Procter Memorial Conference Center near London Ohio. He has served as lay reader at St Pauls and worked with Building Center Co since 1948. He is an Indiana University graduate and previously taught instrumental music. He and wife Shirley Mooney plan to remain in Logan at 825 Warner Avenue with sons Robbie and Scott.
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John Sherwood
Logan
Henry W. Hobson
Southern
Ohio
Episcopal Church
Sherwood
Sycamore St
Cincinnati
United States
William Procter
London
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
St. Paul's
Paul Hannaford
Building Center Co
Mitchell
Ind
Indiana University
Medina
Delphos
Defiance
Shirley Mooney
Robbie
Scott
Warner Ave
Ohio Born General In Army Hospital
Walter Reed Hospital aides say they cannot report progress toward recovery of Maj. Gen. Daniel Van Voorhis an Ohio native from Zanesville. He remains on the serious list after entering the hospital November 26 for an undisclosed illness.
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Washington
Walter Reed Hospital
Daniel van Voorhis
van Voorhis
Zanesville
Ohio
Freezing Rain May Follow Snow In Hocking County
A light snow fell through the morning in Hocking County and forecasters predicted freezing rain or snow today or tonight. The region saw a low of 15 degrees after a 29 degree high Sunday, with the mercury at 23 degrees midmorning. Tuesday was forecast to be somewhat warmer with possible rain.
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Hocking County
Mercury
Strike Stalemated as IUE Walkout Reaches 13th Week
Pittsburgh reports the International Union of Electrical Workers continues a nationwide strike against Westinghouse entering its 13th week with no negotiations on the horizon.
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Pittsburgh
International Union of Electrical Workers
Westinghouse
Troops seize Amman as riots strike Jordan
Arab Legion units secured Amman and Jerusalem sectors amid anti Baghdad Pact unrest. One killed and three injured in Jerusalem as Western officials and UN monitors evacuated to Israeli territory. US pressed Jordan for protection of American lives and property after rioting that targeted an American aid office and consulate. Premier Hashem’s caretaker cabinet resigned amid renewed protests.
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Amman
Jordan
Arab Legion
Jerusalem
Baghdad Alliance
U. S
Britain
Iran
Iraq
Turkey
Pakistan
Hazza el Majali
Ibrahim Hashem
Hashem
Eisenhower urges nine point farm program to trim surpluses
President Eisenhower asked Congress to back a soil bank to reduce crop surpluses and raise farmer income. The plan would spend about $1 billion, reward idling land, and extend price supports, credit, and research while directing surplus crops to markets.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Soil Bank
Great Plains
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School of State
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Adlai
Ike
Agriculture Department
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Taysir A. Toucan
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