Eisenhower Predicts Economy to Enter Sound Growth
President Eisenhower forecast a forthcoming period of sound growth for the faltering economy in his annual economic report. He urged Congress to pass 14 measures focusing on balancing the 1962 budget, controlling inflation, postal rate changes, and tax proposals. The message avoids recession language and contrasts with Kennedy task force calls for broader federal action.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
John F. Kennedy
Ohio Weather Outlook Sees Front Move South With Snow Flurries
Weather Bureau summary shows a cold front spreading south through Ohio with northwesterly winds and potential snow flurries. Temperatures rose to 41 at 11 am after a low of 26. Tuesday reached 42 in northern Ohio. Skies remain mostly cloudy as colder air advances Thursday with more snow flurries east of the state.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Hocking Valley
Easttern
Tha Thom
Laos
Maj
Vhong Kave
Col
Kham Khong
Paksane
Vientiane
Plaine Des Jarres
Xieng Khouang
Col. Khan
Vang Vieng
Luang Prabang
Kong le
Eisenhower praises peace as top eight year achievement
In his final news conference President Eisenhower said preserving peace was his greatest achievement amid the hydrogen bomb era, Korea, and Cold War threats. He noted May be risked war if the nation showed weakness and criticized Kennedy transition plans and economic policy.
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Washington
Eisenhower
State Department
Feisenhower
Korea
White House
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Lawyer Sought In Dual Slaying
Cleveland police sought a husky brown haired attorney for questioning in the shotgun deaths of his wife Nancy Ladutko and Charles D. Johnson a Baker Hostetler partner. Ladutko had filed for divorce and letters found at the scene showed romantic ties between the two victims.
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Cleveland
Nancy Shepler Ladutko
University Circle
Charles D. Johnson
Johnson
Baker, Hostetler & Patterson
John Max Ladutko Jr
Breathless Inaugural Group Tells Of Livestock Paraders
Washington AP reports a surge of horses and livestock for John F Kennedy's inauguration parade with 275 horses 22 mules and a burro along with two horse ambulances and veterinaries. The burro symbolizes the Democratic party while the Shriners sponsor mule fezzes and miniature floats precede the mule train. Five inaugural balls expanding seating and ticket prices up to 25 dollars plus boxes at 320 dollars are noted as preparations proceed.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Warren G. Harding
Colorado Springs
Colo
al Kaly
Shriners
Democratic Party
National Guard
Solons Ponder State's Idle Pay Problem
The Ohio House Industry and Labor Committee examined three unemployment benefit bills amid a broader push on tax relief and state finance. A Kilbane proposal would extend benefits to 39 weeks at an estimated cost of 30 to 36 million dollars. The Reno Hildebrand measure would make the 39 week limit permanent, while Milligan's plan adds a trigger quarterly unemployment rate that expands benefits during downturns. Further hearings followed with other measures on libraries drives licenses and tax rules. The House also honored Richard L. Bitters of Ohio University after a fatal airliner accident.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio House Industry and Labor Committee
Michael V. DiSalle
Fred L. Hoffman
R-Hamilton
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Hoffman
Ohio Supreme Court
Secretary of State
J. Sherman Porter
D-Gallia
Richard M
William W. Milligan
Shelby
Milligan
House
Richard L. Bitters
Ohio University
New York City
Idle Pay Claims Drop In Ohio Week To Week
In Columbus Ohio unemployment data show new claims fall from 38044 in the week ending January 7 to 28241 in the week ending January 14. The report notes a steady decline in jobless filings across the state.
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Columbus
Ohio
Washington analysts say steel labor fears overstated
A government task force led by Prof. E Robert Livernash concludes the steel industry labor troubles are exaggerated and their impact on the economy is overstated. The report urges calm as the nation faces broader economic questions.
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Washington
E. Robert Livernash
Harvard Graduate School of Business
Khrush Threatens Peace in Germany
Khrushchev pledges to sign a separate peace with the East German regime to end Western occupation of West Berlin. In a Moscow speech January 6 he warned the United States Britain and France that occupation will end and urged step by step pressure on imperialists to accept a German order. He argued world communism approaches victory without war and cited Algeria and Fidel Castro as examples.
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MOSCO
Nikita Khrushchev
West Berlin
Khrushchev
Moscow
Kommunist
Communist Party
Communist Movement
United States
U.S. A
Britain
France
German Democratic Republic
Paradise Lost Owner Fined and Jailed for Delinquency
Betty J. Pickett operator of the Paradise appeared before Juvenile Judge Rhea Bangert Brown to plead guilty to three counts of contributing to the delinquency of minors. She was fined $50 and costs and received 10 days in jail on each count, to run concurrently, and ordered to close and not reopen the Paradise or manage similar business in Hocking County. The charges allege access to intoxicating beverages by five minors including a 15-year-old girl, a 13-year-old girl, and three Logan boys aged 16 and 17.
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Betty J. Pickett
Paradise
Juvenie
Rhea Bangert Brown
Logan
Postmistress Faces Federal Penalty in Lyndon Case
Federal judge deferred sentencing for Frances B. Storts post mistress of Lyndon Ross County after she admitted taking 55 dollars from the Lyndon post office to pay a gas bill and falsifying records. She appeared in court Tuesday.
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Columbus
Ohio
Mell G. Underwood
Ross County
Frances B. Storts
Lyndon
Skindivers Probe Sunken Texas Tower In Atlantic Depths
Daredevil skindivers descended 160 feet into the North Atlantic to search the wrecked Texas Tower radar station. They found debris but no sign of life as rescue work paused for standby deep sea divers and breathing equipment.
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New York
North Atlantic
Texas Tower
Ohio governor orders new probe in Klumpp Bergen case
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle directs the Ohio Highway Patrol to reexamine aspects of the Louise Bergen slaying linked to Edythe Klumpp. Blood types A for Bergen and Bergen’s wife are noted, eyeglasses and shorts tested with type O blood, and a witness reports shoes near Cowan Creek Bridge.
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Patrol
Klumpp
Columbus
Ohio
Michael V.disalle
Ohio Highway Patrol
Louise Bergen
Edythe Klumpp
Bergen
Lake Cowan
Clinton County
Cowan Creek
Acker Found Guilty Over Milk Permit Charge
James Acker of Acker Bros Dairy was found guilty by County Judge Vaughn Collins on delivering milk for sale into the Logan Hocking County health district without a permit. He was fined 8 percent and costs after an hour hearing Tuesday. three related charges await next week.
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James Acker
Acker Bros. Dairy
Vaughn Collins
Logan Hocking County
Collins
Acker
Lowan-Hocking County
H. M. Boocks
Richard Gerken
Logan Hocking County Health District
Hubert Lapper
Logan
Gerken
Lappen
James Stilwell
Jack Cummins
County Sanitarian
N. Walnut St
Bank Theft Shakes Sheldon Iowa Town
Sheldon Iowa reels from a $2.13 million embezzlement at Sheldon National Bank. Burnice Geiger 58, director and assistant cashier, admitted the crime while in jail. FDIC closed the bank for liquidation after a routine audit found the shortage. Last December 31 assets totaled about $2 million.
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Sheldon, Iowa
Iowa
Sheldon National Bank
Burnice Geiger
FDIC
Governor's Son Nabbed in Speeding Charge
Berlin Connecticut AP reports Michael Rockefeller 22 son of Governor Nelson A Rockefeller of New York has a February 3 court appearance to answer a speeding charge.
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Berlin
Conn
Michael Rockefeller
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
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Congo
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Leopoldville
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Khrush
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