McElroy Sees Democrat Governor Must Be Diplomatic
Ohio Attorney General Mark McElroy says a future Democratic governor will need strong bipartisanship with a Republican legislature. He cites Governor DiSalle's clashes with the legislature and says a Republican House or Senate is likely after this election. He faults DiSalle for failing to attract industry and for suggesting tax increases.
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Washington
Mark McElroy
Ohio
McElroy
Justice Department
Senate
DiSalle
Fires Hit Circleville Two Downtown Blazes Cause Heavy Damage
Circleville Ohio two fires struck downtown within 24 hours. The Eagles Home on Main Street suffered major losses estimated at 20000 due to smoke and water aided by a gas fire in a basement. A nearby near century old frame building in the center sustained about 50000 in damage. Ralph Ward upholstery shop owner suffered a mild heart attack. Fire crews from Circleville Ashville and Williamsport fought the Sunday blaze for two hours.
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Talmer Wise
Ralph Ward
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Asheville
Williamsport
OSU Alumni Seek Feelings On Fullen Leadership
Ohio State alumni groups plan a coast to coast poll of the 33000 member alumni association to gauge views on secretary John B Fullen's policies and administration A Dayton area poll already showed strong opposition to Fullen with a high response rate and the faculty editor's ongoing dispute is noted during his Africa Europe tour
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Ohio State
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Committee For the Advancement of Ohio
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Trius
Dayton
Ohio State Monthly
Africa
Europe
Woody Hayes
Association
Prince Charles Ok After Appendectomy
Queen Elizabeth II rushed from Windsor to comfort her son Prince Charles after an emergency appendectomy at Great Ormond Street Hospital. The 13 year old heir was reported comfortable and in satisfactory condition after surgery performed with hospital staff and royal physician Sir Wilfrid Sheldon in attendance. News of the operation reached Windsor by phone to the Queen and by cable to Prince Philip on his Latin American tour.
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Windsor Castle
Prince Charles
Charles
Great Ormond Street Hospital
Cheam
Berkshire
Basil Phillips
John Royce
Wilfried Sheldon
Prince of Wales
Windsor
Prince Philip
Venezuela
Freedom Rides Encourage Efforts Against Segregation
In Cincinnati on Sunday James Farmer of CORE said the 1961 Freedom Rides will boost southern Negroes to end segregation. He explained non segregation signs are just the first step, and the community must adopt a new way of life as leaders met for a two day conference to map strategy for about 162 people.
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Cincinnati
James Farmer
Congress of Sacial Equality
Portrait By Rubens Up For Auction
Sotheby's senior members will travel to Spain on May 4 to auction Rubens portrait of the Duke of Lerma. The painting, 9.5 by 6 feet, could fetch at least 770000 dollars. export rules and a 30 percent tax apply for nonresident buyers.
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London
Sotheby's Auction House
Spain
Duke of Lerna
Sotheby's
Peter Wilson
Wilson
Eisenhower Pushes Youthful GOP Candidates Across Nation
Former President Eisenhower urged Republicans to nominate younger candidates for governor, Senate, and House seats while criticizing “gray-haired old men.” He backed Sen. Hugh Scott for Pennsylvania governor and encouraged other lawmakers like Nelson Rockefeller and Richard Nixon to seek re election or higher office, signaling a broader 1964 presidential contest potential.
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Eisehower
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House
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Sen
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Scott
Eisenhower
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State Suner Court
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Joseph S. Clark
Woodside
van Zandt
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New York
Fred A. Seaton
Nebraska
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Romney
Wth Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
No Business Week In Congress Amid Lincoln Observances
Congress sets a restrained week with routine floor sessions in both chambers to allow Republicans to return home and mend party lines while paying tribute to Abraham Lincoln. The main test is President Kennedy’s urban affairs and housing department proposal led by Robert Weaver, with Senate likely to vote Monday and House consideration possible later if not defeated.
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Senate
House
Capitol
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Nedy
Department of Urban Affairs and Housing
Robert C. Weaver
Republican Policy Committee
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