Coleman replies there will be no vacancy as term lasts until 1964
Ohio Democratic Chairman William L. Coleman refused to resign amid Sen. Stephen M. Young demands. He said he will not bow out and remains committed until his two year term ends in 1964. Coleman defended party strength and dismissed Young's criticism, noting unity and ongoing efforts despite defeats.
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Marysville
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William L. Coleman
U.S
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Coleman
Milford Center
Springfield Sun
Young
Frank J. Lausche
James A. Farley
Harry §. Tenman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John F. Kennedy
Michael V. DiSalle
Sen
Springfield
Farm Bureau Wades Into Labor Union Debate In Agriculture
The American Farm Bureau Federation meets in Atlanta to gauge White House views on extending labor unions and wage standards to farming. Secretary of Labor W Willard is referenced as a key figure as the group weighs its public stance and policy options. The proceedings signal potential resistance or modification of labor policy affecting the agricultural sector.
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Atlanta
American Farm Bureau Federation
Kennedy
W. Willard
Wall Guards To Be Feted
BERLIN AP The Neues Deutschlands official organ reports families factories and schools plan to entertain guards from the Berlin wall at Christmas. The 12 000 man roughly West Berlin border guard force includes many youths from East Germany. Wirtz opening today key convention session on labor policies considers antitrust style limits on unions and business. Shuman federation president attacks Freeman over a new wheat control program, opposing it as harmful to farmers and US EU talks.
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Berlin
Neues Deutschland
Berlin Wall
Mos
People's Police
West Berlin
East Germany
Wirtz
Freeman
European Common Market
U.S
Shuman
House of Cards
Fur parkas stolen at Little Rock Air Force Base
Burglars forced hinges on a store room at Little Rock Air Force Base and took eight fur parkas valued around 500 dollars. The article notes a cold spell with temperatures rising to 30 degrees and forecast zero readings statewide.
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Little Rock, Ark
Little Rock Air Force Base
Morrow Family Home Destroyed by Early Morning Fire
A three room house belonging to Henry J. Morrows family, seven miles southeast, was burned early today. Fire crews from Morrow and Blanchester reported the blaze already engulfing the structure upon arrival. Loss estimated at $1,500 with no injuries.
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Morrow
Henry Johson
Here
Blanchester
Campaign Costs Report Totaled 165 Million to 175 Million
The President's Commission on Campaign Costs estimated expenditures for all public office candidates in 1960 at 165 to 175 million dollars. The figure reflects nationwide fundraising and spending patterns influencing elections during that year.
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