Protest Over Anti Semitic Shows Across Britain and Italy
Thousands of Britons and Italians demonstrated against anti Semitism amid swastika incidents. Protests in London Turin and Florence drew banners and memorials while authorities pursued fascist linked groups. In New York two men faced assault charges after anti Semitic remarks sparked a diner clash.
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Associated Press
West Germany
The
Empire News
Konrad Adenauer
Britain
Richard A. Butler
London
Joachim Ritter
Bonn
Turin
Florence
West Berlin
German Union
National Youth of
Germany
New York City
Peter Askeland
Anthony Huskins
Queens County
Long Island
Hitler
Milton Solomon
American Jewish Congress
Shad Polier
AJC
Logan School Board Holds January Meeting in Athens
Logan school patrons with business to conduct will travel to Athens for a January meeting of the Logan city school board. The session follows a 6:30 p.m. dinner at Ohio University Student Union and aims to show proper board conduct during the Southeast Region Ohio School Board Association convention.
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Logan School
Logan City School
Athens
Ohio University
Logan High School
Ohio School Board Association
Logan Trade Club Reorganization Meeting Tomorrow
Annual board meeting of Logan Trade Club set for Tuesday at 10 a.m. New directors elected by mail include Duane Shipley B. G. Greenman and Grant Byrnes. Harold H. Sommers becomes 1960 board chairman. other members are Wallace Blake Walter Leonard Ralph Helber J Russell Young Thomas Weiland and George Rolston. The board will elect president vice president and secretary treasurer.
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Duane Shipley
B. G. Greenman
Grant Byrnes
Harold H. Sommers
Wallace Blake
Walter Leonard
Ralph Helber
J. Russell Young
Thomas Weiland
George Rolston
Midwest Blustery Snowstorm Halts Travel Widespread
A blustery snowstorm swept into the Midwest from the West, covering Colorado plains to the Mississippi Valley with heavy snow. Up to a foot fell in parts of Colorado, closing schools and roads while Weather Bureau warnings warned of dangerous driving. At least nine deaths were blamed on ice and snow, with Colorado and Illinois reporting multiple fatalities.
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Midwest
Colorado Plains
Mississippi Valley
Colorado
Weather Bureau
Illinois
Amarillo
Tex
Iowa
Missouri
Wisconsin
Michigan
Indiana
Kansas
Dakotas
Montana
Wyoming
Plains
New Mexico
Arizona
Love Triangle Hinted In Slaying Of Woman Prof
Louisiana authorities hint at a love triangle as motive in the murder of Dr. Margaret McMillan, an unwed LSU biology professor. Dr. George H. Mickey, married LSU dean, is charged with the slaying after a yearslong friendship with the victim. A station manager recalls seeing McMillan with a man at a fuel stop on January 9. The death occurred early January 10.
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Baton Rouge
Margaret McMillan
Atty
George H. Mickey
Louisiana State University Graduate School
Mickey
McMillan
LSU
New Orleans
Robert Kleinpeter
James S. Versen
Versen
Laurelville postmaster appointment blocked in Senate
Senator Stephen M. Young blocked confirmation of Mrs. Kathryn Whisler as postmistress of Laurelville. Details appear in the Daily News on Page 3.
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Stephen M. Young
Senate
W. Kathryn Whisler
Laurelville
Daily News
Weather Outlook for Ohio Mixed Precipitation Across State
Weather Bureau summary reports a mix of light rain freezing rain sleet and snow across Ohio last night. Light snow fell in northwest Ohio and light freezing rain in the north and northeast as low temperatures hovered around 30 earlier today. Rainfall totals included .28 inch at Nelsonville and .25 inch at Logan with the day starting at 40 degrees after a 35 degree high yesterday.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Nelsonville
Logan
Weather Outlook: Light Rain, Snow Ahead in Ohio and Michigan
A low pressure center in central Illinois moves toward Michigan tonight. Snow accumulates about four inches in northwest Ohio with hazardous driving in freezing rain or sleet in the northeast. Lighter rain or drizzle in central and southern areas. Colder air follows with light snow flurries tonight and Tuesday.
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Illinois
Michigan
Ohio
No Fatal Traffic Mishaps Sunday Bright Ohio Weekend Log
The Ohio weekend accidental death log reports nine people killed in mishaps from Friday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight. The Associated Press tally lists seven traffic deaths and two gunfire deaths in the 54 hours, far below the 30 fatalities of the prior weekend. Patrolmen hope motorists stay cautious amid a hazardous driving forecast for today.
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Ohio
Associated Press
Eisenhower to Tour Soviet Union in June for 10 Days
President Eisenhower will travel behind the Iron Curtain for 10 days starting June 10, visiting Moscow and other Soviet cities after a White House announcement in Albany Georgia. Khrushchev invited the Eisenhower grandchildren to visit during the trip as part of ongoing peace and freedom diplomacy.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
White House
U.S
Albany
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Moscow
Khrushchev
Gettysburg
Kremlin
West Berlin
Paris
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Charles de Gaulle
Fellow Convicts Honor 85th Birthday at San Quentin
Tony Di Tardo, serving a life sentence since 1920 for his wife's murder, celebrated his 85th birthday with fellow inmates who presented him a cake bearing 85 candles, while he showed no desire to leave after four decades in prison.
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San Quentin
Calif
Tony di Tardo
di Tardo
Ike Budget Headlines Costs and Revenue Shifts
President Eisenhower outlines a budget totaling 79.8 billion dollars with a 1.4 billion increase. Per person cost sits at about 48 cents as population climbs. Major spends cover labor welfare national security and veterans while taxes lean on income, corporate and excise sources. Space program plans project four deep space probes and eight satellites as NASA budget nears 600 million dollars.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Defense
Civilian Space Agency
Congress
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
DiSalle Refuses To Bind Ohio Delegates To Kennedy
Ohio Governor DiSalle says he will not bind Ohio's 64 convention votes to Kennedy. He demands delegates be free to back the candidate of their choice if Kennedy withdraws, opposing Ray Miller's demand for a pledged slate. DiSalle already rejected giving 13 of 36 at large delegates statewide.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Ray T. Miller Sr
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
DiSalle
Sen
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Miller
Kennedy
Los Angeles
Senator Kennedy
County Board Re Elects C S Matheny
C S Matheny of Haydenville was re elected president at the 1960 reorganizational meeting of the Hocking County school board. Lloyd Whisler of Laurelville Rt 1 was re elected vice president. The board changed its regular meeting date to the first Thursday at 8 pm and appropriated 32971 for 1960 for salaries travel and supplies.
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Co. S. Matheny
Haydenville
Hocking County
James Frey
Virginia Hayes
Kenneth Risch
Peggy Shafer
Eisenhower budget eyes tax cuts if next-year surplus holds
President Eisenhower sent Congress a election-year budget showing a 4.184 billion dollar surplus that could fund tax relief next year. Revenue boosts are proposed, including raising gasoline tax and surcharges on letters and air mail. Initial reaction doubts surplus delivery and tax cuts, with lawmakers warning spending may outpace revenue. The plan targets 1961 revenues of about 84 billion and outlays of 79.816 billion, keeping debt reduction as a goal while expanding defense and space programs.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Clarence Cannon
DMO
House Appropriations Committee
John Taber
Noah Mason
R-N
Roman L. Hruska
R-Neb
Fisenhower
Idle Claims Drop as Weather Hits Construction Jobs
Initial unemployment claims fell to 55 for the week, 60 fewer than the prior week, said Homer Schein of the Ohio Bureau in Logan. Continued claims rose to 485, with 40 from Claycraft Co processing department contributing to the increase. Ed Finney, plant manager, said Claycraft operates at full production despite temporary 40 layoffs, expecting weather to boost construction work and return workers to full time.
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Homer Schein
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Logan
Claycraft Co
Claycraft
Ed Finney
Finney
Waldron Seeks Court Clerk Post in GOP Primary
Mrs Dessie Waldron of 5 Market St announces her candidacy for county court clerk in the Republican May primary. She faces John Baumgardner Gore Route 1 in a race that follows her 12 years as aid to the blind and dependent children program supervisor and 1948 onward as county jail matron and radio dispatcher. She is a Logan High School and Mann's Business College graduate and member of First Presbyterian Church of Logan and the Logan Business and Professional Women's Club.
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Dessie Waldron
Market St
John Baumgardner
Gore Rt. 1
A. J. Waldron
Hocking County
Logan High School
Mann’s Business College
Columbus
First Presbyterian Church of
Logan
Logan Business & Professional Women’s Club
U N Special Fund Approves 44 Projects in First Year
The U N Special Fund in its inaugural year approved 44 projects across 50 underdeveloped countries, with total expenditures amounting to 31 million 910 thousand 517 dollars. The approval marks a significant step in United Nations development aid efforts.
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United Nations, N. Y
U. N. Special Fund
France Poised to Explode Atomic Weapon in Sahara
Paris reports France expected to test its first atomic device in the Sahara soon. The blast would place France in the nuclear club with the United States the Soviet Union and Britain. Air routes over the Reggane area in central Algeria were restricted with safety guidelines issued for months to come.
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Sahara
Paris
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
French Defense Ministry
Reggane
Algeria
Mediterranean
Atlantic
French Sahara
U.N. Assembly
Ghana
Tunisia
Geneva
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U.S. 40
Texas Panhandle
Texas
Oklahoma
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C. S. Matheny
U.N. Aid Fund
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