Severe Cold Snap Breaks Across Nation In AP Report
Arctic air eased in most storm swept regions from the Rockies to New England as temperatures rose 20 to 30 degrees in 24 hours. The weather caused at least 31 deaths, with several states hit hard, though subzero readings persisted in northern areas. International Falls marked 16 below zero as clear skies brought a weekend warm up in parts of Ohio Valley. In London, Harold Macmillan pressed to form a new government, promoting and demoting ministers in rapid assembly-line style.
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Northern oil drillers move equipment toward Arctic sites
Edmonton reports heavy oil well drilling gear is being stockpiled at Flat Creek Landing 40 miles south of Dawson City Yukon. It will be hauled 300 miles further to test operations well within the Arctic Circle as part of Canada’s northern oil search.
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Flat Creek Landing
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Arctic Circle
Turkey Bans Extra Editions as Press Curbs Tighten
ISTANBUL Turkey today published a decree forbidding newspapers to issue extra editions. Parliament last June approved a strict law penalizing false news with prison terms and suspending newspapers that damage public confidence in the government.
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Turkey
Turkey Today
Mrs John Kelly Heads to Monaco for Royal Heir Arrival
Mrs John Kelly travels from Philadelphia to Monaco to await the birth of the heir apparent to Prince Rainier and Princess Grace expected around January 20. The event centers on Monaco's royal family and the anticipated sixth grandchild of John Kelly.
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John Kelly
Monaco
Grace
North Korean Foreign Minister rejects UN plan for Korean unification
Nam Il rejected a UN resolution calling for Korean unification through UN supervised elections. The stance was announced amid ongoing tensions over Seoul Pyongyang relations and international responses to Korea’s division.
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Nam Il
U. N
New Delhi Teachers Refuse Food in One-Day Strike
About 15 000 New Delhi school teachers refused to eat in a token one day hunger strike demanding higher wages.
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New Delhi
Lausche Proves Experts Wrong on Senate Roles
Washington report notes Senator Lausche of Ohio gains two top committees Commerce and Banking. Bricker of Ohio sits on same panels, potentially shaping broad policy from television to banking. Observers expect scrutiny of Bricker and Lausche disagreements on regulatory and economic issues.
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Banking
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John Bricker
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Commerce Committee
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Congress
County Budget Completed By Commissioners
Hocking County commissioners finished the 1957 general fund budget trimming about 62 400 from office-submitted figures to fit anticipated receipts. President Harry Armstrong called the outcome the best possible under current funds and plans a Monday briefing with department heads on revised budgets and 1957 appropriations. Initial 1957 submissions showed 301 000 in requests against estimated revenue of 238 600.
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Hocking
Harry Armstrong
Graham Graham Gulps Gas To Pay For Slaying 44 In Airliner
John Gilbert Graham, 24, father of two, was executed in Colorado for bombing a United Air Lines DC6B in 1955, killing 44 aboard including his mother Daisie E. King. He died in 12 minutes by cyanide as 32 pellets dissolved in acid. Warden and guards observed a calm end.
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Canon City
Colo
John Gilbert Graham
Colorado
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United Air Lines
Longmont
William Kinney
Brown Urging Arbitration In Phone Strike
Gov. Brown sent a proposal for arbitration by J Curtis Fletcher to Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co. as a 183 day strike looms. Cable slashings threaten 11 000 Scioto County telephones. talks deadlocked since July. reward offered for property damage arrests.
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Communications Workers of America
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Portsmouth
Scioto County
Columbus Lab Chiefs Probe Fatal Blasts
The Banco Inc laboratory in Columbus was damaged by two explosions that killed Paul Burke Jr., a 23 year old OSU engineering student and part time worker. Eighteen others were hospitalized with injuries. Burke’s death followed a ruptured 20 pound propane gas tank triggering the blasts. the fire was stopped by the plant sprinkler system.
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Paul Burke Jr
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Paul Drake
Keith Bray
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J. C. O’connor
Burke
Banco
Delaware
O’connor
Turnpike Income Climbs in Cleveland Region
The Ohio Turnpike reports income for last month totaled 1 516 111 dollars, up from 938 822 dollars in December 1955. The Turnpike Commission announced the figures Friday.
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Ohio Turnpike
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Chieftains End Slump With Win Over Middleport
The Logan Chieftains halted a three game skid by defeating the Middleport Yellow Jackets to stay in a tight Southeastern Ohio League title race. Morgan Dicken and Jim Murray led a balanced attack as Logan pulled away late in the third. Nelsonport and Athens remain in the hunt as the standings tighten.
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Chieftains Aim for Share of Lead in Logan Clash
Logan suffers an upset by Pomeroy but can seize a share of the lead by beating the Greyhounds next Friday at Nelsonville. Gene Morgan and Willis Dicken led Logan with 22 and 21 points while Morgan and Bowles shared scoring honors. Bowles grabbed most rebounds for the visitors and scored 22.
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U S Outlines Space Missile Control at U N Meeting
The United States prepared a broad proposal for international control over space missiles to be aired at the United Nations as part of President Eisenhower and U S policy. Ambassador Lodge would push for a reliable agreement within the UN framework on intercontinental ballistic missiles.
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Yemenites and British Clash Over Attacks
The Yemenite legation in Bonn said Friday that several hundred people were killed in British bomber and tank attacks on Yemen over the last two days. It named the cities Kataba Harib and Albaida and reported ten foreigners among the dead. The British Embassy countered that Yemeni tribesmen attacked the British in Aden.
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Ike Seen Staying On Outside In Selection Of Party Chief
President Eisenhower may stay on the sidelines if a GOP National Committee battle over a new chairman develops. Leonard Hall resigns February 1 and will name a seven member subcommittee to consult with Eisenhower on a successor, signaling the president’s veto rights over the final choice.
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Dollison Friends Get Invitation From Gov Brown
Gov and Mrs John W Brown invite Dollison and friends to open house at the governor s mansion from 1 30 to 3 p m and 7 to 9 p m Sunday It will be the last full day in which the governor s mansion will be open to the public.
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John W. Brown
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Governor Brown Extends Reception Invite to County Republicans
Dean Collison reports a telegram from Governor Brown inviting him and his committees to a reception at the governor's mansion Sunday. The message asks for attendees and friends to join the governor in the event.
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Governor elect and wife to move into new mansion
Gov elect and Mrs C William O'Neill will move into a new mansion later this year. After the interim governor and his wife leave Monday night, a token caretakers staff of two will remain at the mansion. Seven inmates of Ohio Penitentiary who have been on the mansion staff will be returned to the prison that night.
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Khrushchev Narrowly Survives Leadership Challenge
The New York Times reports Khrushchev barely survived a central committee vote in Moscow to replace him as first secretary with Georgi Malenkov. If Malenkov wins, Khrushchev may become premier replacing Bulganin, who would move to presidium chairman. Molotov reportedly steps back.
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Nikita Khrushchev
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Georgi Malenkov
Malenkov
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Bulganin
Klementi Y. Vososhilov
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Congress Eyes 834 150 Deaf Contract Investigations
Assistant Secretary of Defense Robert Tripp Ross began a self-imposed leave of absence amid congressional probes into a $834 150 Army contract awarded to Wynn Enterprises Knox ville Tenn, a firm led by his wife. Ross defended the award as low responsible bid and said he would stay away until the matter is cleared.
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Claire Wynn Ross
Wynn Enterprises Inc
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Cleveland Magazine Committee Bans Offensive Magazines
The Cleveland Academy of Pharmacy magazine committee sent a list of what it calls offensive magazines to all drug stores in greater Cleveland. The move targets materials deemed inappropriate for display in local pharmacies.
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Cleveland
Hillbilly singer Lonnie Barron slain in Michigan
Lonnie Barron, the hillbilly ballad singer with a Marine City show, was shot dead Tuesday in Muttonville. Roger Fetting of Lexington Heights faces first degree murder charges as police and prosecutors pursue the case. Barron’s fan club connections and a jailhouse statement are central to the investigation.
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