Champion Proposes Bond Offer
WASHINGTON AP Champion Paper and Fibres Co to raise 20 million dollars via a convertible subordinate debenture offering due January 15, 1985. Common stock holders would receive 100 dollars of debentures for every 22 shares. Goldman Sachs listed as principal underwriter. Company plans investments in a Brazil pulp mill, Canton North Carolina paper machine, new Hamilton general office, and plant upgrades with capital outlays projected near 50 million by March 31, 1960.
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Washington
Champion Paper and Fibres Co
Hamilton
Ohio
Securities and Exchange Commission
Goldman, Sachs & Co
Champion's Board of Directors
Brazil
Canton
N. C
SEC
Journal Carriers Unveil Glee Club at Christmas Party
Journal carriers delivered a second edition of merriment Monday as the 60-voice glee club under John Stalls performed at the Manchester Hotel for the Journal Christmas party. They were joined by Lemon Monroe High School Triple Trio directed by Paul Bell and 14 year old harpist Mary Lou Coyie from Hamilton. The program featured soloists and a sextet, with Janet Phibbs and Mrs Eugene Mack as accompanists.
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Journal
Middletown
Manchester
John Stalls
Lemon-Monroe ‘High School
Paul Bell
Mary Lou Coyie
Hamilton
Journal “Glee Club
First Christian Church
Janet Phibbs
Eugene Mack
Reds Explore Ocean Again
The Russian oceanographic ship Vityaz sailed on a new leg of Pacific Exploration in the International Geophysical Year. On departure she left 67 Soviet scientists and a data stack for University of California at Scripps Institute as a parting gift. The voyage continues down the California coast toward Hawaii, with an expected arrival around February 5.
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San Francisco
Vityaz
Pacific Exploration
International Geophysical Year
University of California
Scripps Institute
California
Hawaii
Miami to Build Elevator for Four-Floor Hall
Miami University in Oxford will install a freight elevator in McGuffey Hall to ease access to a fourth floor with stores and heavy home economics equipment. Bids open January 7 in Columbus, with installation planned for February or March. The elevator will be placed in a central stairwell on the west side, with minimal structural changes.
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Oxford
Miami University
McGuffey
Columbus
Miami
Foster J. Cole
University
School of Education
No End In Sight To PPG Strike
Cincinnati AP report says a strike will continue for about 13 000 workers at 11 Pittsburgh Plate Glass plants as negotiations with United Glass and Ceramics Workers Union recessed until December 28. Federal mediator Monroney reported no progress or lack thereof after a long session. strike reaches its 83rd day with no wage dispute and focus on job classifications and crew size.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
United Glass and Ceramics Workers Union
Hayware J. Monroney
Father Crushed Between Trucks in Parkersburg Area
CHARLESTON West Virginia AP Junior Evans 29 of Belpre Ohio a father of two was killed Monday when a Hilliburton Oil and Well Cementing Co employee was crushed between two trucks at a Parkersburg site He stood behind a truck that moved in reverse and was thrown against another truck in the vicinity.
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Charleston
W. Va
Junior Evans
Belpre
Ohio
Hilliburton Oil and Well Cementing Co
Parkersburg
Evans
Appeal Planned in Holdup Case by Walker in Louisville
Charles Allen Walker, 30, of Canton, Ohio, convicted in a major Louisville bank holdup, filed notice of appeal in federal court. He was denied a new trial by U S district Judge Henry L Brooks and now the appeal goes to the Cincinnati based Court of Appeals. Walker was sentenced to years for the December robbery of a Citizens Fidelity Bank branch, valued at 109953 dollars. Keepers at a London zoo have taught an orangutan to clean his town cage.
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Louisville
Charles Allen Walker
Walker
Canton
Ohio
U. S
Henry L. Brooks
Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Brooks
Citizens Fidelity Bank and Trust Co
Eisenhower Budget Plan Draws Mixed Party Reactions
President Eisenhower proposed a 77 billion dollar balanced budget for next year, with higher defense and other spending but no general tax increase. Democrats called the plan unrealistic and doubted revenue, while Republicans hailed it as a welcome gift to taxpayers and urged Congress to maintain fiscal stability.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Soil Bank
Clarence Cannon
DMO
House Appropriations Committee
A. S
Mike Monroney
Dokla
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Senate
Democratic
Mansfield
Cannon
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Eisenhowser
Rep
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Mass
House
B-47 Crashes at Loring Air Base Uninjured Crew
LIMESTONE Maine AP A B-47 jet bomber crashed on landing at Loring Air Force Base Monday night. The four crew members walked away unharmed though the aircraft was seriously damaged and the landing gear collapsed as it touched down from McDill Air Force Base Tampa Florida. Among those aboard was 1st Lt Larry McGovern of Sugar Creek Ohio.
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Limestone
Maine
Loring Air Force Base
Strategic Air Commancé
Air Force
McDill Air Force Base
Tampa
Fla
Larry McGovern
Sugar Creek
Ohio
Republic Plans Two New Electric Furnaces in 1959
WARREN Ohio AP Republic Steel Corp will start two electric furnaces this year and bring production in the Warren district to a level slightly above last year’s record 1 027 000 tons Raymond C Ginnert Warren district manager said production tonnage in 1959 is expected to top the 1958 high.
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Warren
Ohio
Republic Steel Corp
Raymond C. Gintert
How They Hate Us in Red China
This ad style notice touts a Reader's Digest feature about anti American sentiment in Red China. It highlights the journalist's claim of extreme hostility toward U S leaders and promotes the January issue on sale.
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Red
China
U.S
Reader's Digest
America
Far East
Reader’s Digest
Patterson Confession Declared Hoax In Alabama Case
Alabama officials announced that the Virginia convict Calvin W. Pruitt’s signed confession is false and a hoax regarding the Albert Patterson murder. The statement follows investigation and ties to Phenix City cleanup and political succession, with Albert Fuller already serving life for the slaying and Arch Ferrell acquitted.
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Montgomery
Ala
Albert Patterson
Alabama
Virginia
John Patterson
Phenix City
Calvin W. Pruitt
Albert Fuller
Kilby
Pruitt
Ft. Benning
Patterson
Joh Patterson
Russell County
Circuit
Arch Ferrell
Si Garrett
Trucker Killed in Head-On on U.S. 40 Near Cambridge
A head-on crash on U S 40 near the Ohio 165 junction east of Cambridge killed truck driver Clarence Collins, 36, of Columbus. Cambridge residents in a car were injured. state patrol investigates the Monday accident.
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Cambridge, Ohio
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