Nixon Wins Friendship Of Mexicans
Nixon's Mexico City goodwill tour garners praise as he chats with bystanders after laying a wreath at the Independence Monument. Excelsior lauds his demotic approach, breaking protocol to speak with people on the sidewalk. He then met with President Ruiz Cortines and officials, and planned talks with private businessmen.
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Mexico City
Richard Nixon
United States
Nixon
Mexico
Independence
Excelsior
Caribbean
Adolfo Ruiz Cortines
Treasury
Antonio Carrillo Flores
U.S
Francis White
Two Hospitalized For Cuts Burns At Middletown Hospital
An Aeronca employee, Fred Curry, 26, of Somerville, was treated for a laceration on his right hand after a band saw slip. He received five stitches. Paul G. Margurson, 43, of Excello, sustained first degree burns on his hand arm and face from a home heating stove explosion and was dismissed after treatment.
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Aeronca
Middletown
Fred Curry
Somerville
Rt. 1
Paul G. Margurson
Excello
Talking Birds: Males Typically More Vocal Than Females
A study finds male talking birds generally outperform females in vocalization. Researchers note sex differences in repertoire size and talking propensity across species, suggesting evolutionary and social factors influence male communication behavior.
Goodyear Ready To Sign New Master Rubber Contract
Negotiators for Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co and the CIO United Rubber Workers pressed to complete a master contract before midnight. The deal would affect about 23,000 workers across 10 plants in nine states, covering working conditions hours and seniority rights. Negotiations began January 10 in Cincinnati with plants in Akron St Marys Muncie New Bedford Topeka Jackson Windsor Gadsden Lincoln. The Port of New York Authority projects two million helicopter passengers yearly in the city area by 1960.
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Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
CIO United Rubber Workers Union
Goodyear
Akron
St. Marys
Ohio
Muncie
Ind
New Bedford
Mass
Topeka
Kan
Jackson
Port of New York Authority
Woman Recants Testimony Linking Publisher With Reds Under Coercion
Marie Natvig a Miami Beach widow testified that government lawyers coerced her into falsely linking Ed Lamb publisher of the Erie Dispatch to communism in the 1930s Columbus meetings and a Chicago farm labor event. She admitted her prior statements were untruthful and said she was threatened with perjury if she recanted.
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Edward Lamb
Marie Natvig
Miami Beach
Fia
Natvig
Commission
Lamb
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Florida
WICU
Erie
Tec
Columbus
Chicago
Walter R. Powell Jr
Powell
Cleveland
National Assn
U S Money Stall Okay Group Finds
A Philadelphia report states the annual assay by a 16 member commission at the United States Mint found coins up to standard. The 13 men and three women on this year’s assay commission tested the currency and reported everything in order as expected. The panel is President appointed and receives no pay beyond honor.
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Philadelphia
United States
U.S
Lemon Monroe Band Boosters Form At Monroe High
Organization to support and finance the Lemon Monroe Band organized at the high school cafeteria. Elected officers are Joe Caldwell president Mrs Ray Moore vice president Mrs Lloyd Fisher secretary and Mrs Joe Blose treasurer. Members plan a drive to involve parents and friends to fund new band uniforms and other projects. Paul Morrow directs the band.
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Lloyd Fisher
Joe Blose
Lemon- Monroe Band Boosters
Paul Morrow
Probation Set For Men With Same Names
Two defendants named Fugate, not related, received five year probation terms yesterday in Common Pleas Court. George Fugate, 38, of West Middletown pleaded guilty to forgery. Oscar Fugate, 55, of Dayton was returned to probation after serving a federal hijacking sentence in Atlanta. Fugate had been on probation in Butler County ten years earlier for burglary and larceny.
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Common Pleas Court
Fred B. Cramer
George Fugate
West Middletown Rt. 2
Oscar Fugate
Dayton
Atlanta
Butler County
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