Chinese Leader Endorses Soviet Peace Coexistence Policy
President Liu Shao Chi in a farewell Lenin grad speech in Moscow endorsed the Soviet Union's peaceful coexistence doctrine. He praised Soviet leadership and said China will align with Khrushchev’s line, stressing China's dependence on Soviet production and unity within the Communist movement.
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FASTEETH Powder Helps Secure Loose Dentures
An improved alkaline powder for upper and lower plates that holds them firmer with no gummy taste. It reduces plate odor and fresher breath. Sold at drug counters everywhere.
3 250 Dogs Picked Up During Year
Butler County Humane Association impounded 3 250 stray dogs from January 1 to December 1. Revenue of 2 594 was turned over to the county treasurer from sales and redemptions. The shelter held 8 159 animals, issued 19 000 dog licenses, and sent 34 animals to Columbus for rabies testing. Thirty five animal claims were settled during the period.
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Butler County Humane Association Animal Shelter
Janes B. Carroll
Carroll
Columbus
Hamilton Girl Missing. Police Seek 14-Year-Old
Hamilton police ask for help in locating Donna French 14 believed to have left Cincinnati en route to Kentucky after leaving her sister Catherine. Donna is described as 5 feet 2 inches tall, 170 pounds, brown hair and eyes, wearing a black skirt blue coat and red saddle shoes. She was last seen near Christ Hospital in Cincinnati.
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Hamilton
Kentucky
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Donna French
Edward French
Eighth St
Catherine
Shafes bury Avenue: London's theatrical district parallel
In a vivid comparison, Shafes bury Avenue is described as London’s equivalent to Broadway in New York, highlighting its prominence in theater culture and industry.
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Shafesbury Avenue
London
Broadway
New York
Latin America In For Viore looks to 1961 uprisings
Associated Press analysis argues that recent Latin American protests in El Salvador Guatemala Nicaragua Argentina Venezuela and Chile signal a broader Castro communist threat. The piece links rising unrest to Fidel Castro and Communist influence, warning of a continent-wide revolutionary wave if unchecked.
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Romulo Betancourt
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Cuba
Castro
Prominent Ohio Businessman Dies at 82 in Columbus
William E. Stough, 82, longtime Columbus executive chairman of Nationwide Development Co. and board member of Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co. and United Redevelopment Corp., died Saturday at Mt. Carmel Hospital after a three week illness. He resided in Galion and was a noted potato grower near Springfield Mansfield area.
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Mt. Carmel Hospital
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Galion
Nationwide Development Co
Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co
United Redevelopment Corp
Columbus
Springfield
Mans‘field
Findlay Seminary Declares Independence From College
The General Eldership Corporation of the Churches of God in North America chartered the Winebrenner Theological Seminary as an autonomous nonprofit. Established in 1942 to provide religious education beyond college, it was previously a branch of Findlay College and will become autonomous on February 1, 1961.
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Findlay, Ohio
General Eldership Corporation of the
Churches of God In North
Xavier Medal Awarded During Campus Building Dedication
Cincinnati AP reports Rev Celestin J. Steiner chancellor of the University of Detroit and former Xavier president 1940 49 received Xavier’s annual medal at dedication ceremonies for a new campus classroom building.
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Cincinnati
Celestin J. Steiner
University of Detroit
Xavier
Champ DeMarco Critically Injured In Brooklyn Car Crash
Paddy De Marco the 32 year old Brooklyn boxing champion was in a car crash Saturday when the vehicle left a parkway and struck a tree. Driver Louis Brano 27 of New York also was critically injured. De Marco won the world lightweight title from Jimmy Carter in 1954 and lost it in a 15th round stoppage in a rematch later that year.
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Brooklyn
Paddy Demarco
Louis Brano
New York
Demarco
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Ohio Escapees To Fight Return
Three escapees from Pike County jail in Waverly Ohio have been captured in Oklahoma but refuse extradition. Ron ald Edgar Martin 20 Portsmouth Ohio Ted D Elliott 17 Forrest City Ark and Hiram Tackett 22 Piketon Ohio were jailed in Wilburton for investigation of auto larceny after a wrecked car tied to Piketon appeared near Antlers. They said they drove to Amarillo before returning north and crash landed. no serious injuries reported.
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Ohio
Oklahoma
Jim Lawrence
Ronald Edgar Martin
Portsmouth
Ted D. Elliott
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Ark
Hiram
Junior
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Antlers
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Here
Jesse Toster
Piketon
Lawrence
Average wind velocity atop Mount Washington, NH reported
The article states that the average wind speed at the summit of Mount Washington in New Hampshire is 36.3 miles per hour.
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Mt. Washington, N. H
Clerk Deters Thief With Soda Bottle Toss
A would-be thief backed off when delicatessen clerk Vivian Roberts, 33, told him she was not intimidated and hurled a soft drink bottle at him. The bottle struck his leg and he fled, Cincinnati police reported.
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Cincinnati
Vivian Roberts
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