Rhee’s Path To Re-Election Cleared After Opponent’s Death
South Korea’s Syngman Rhee looks set for a fourth term as president after the opposition’s candidate Chough Pyong Ok died in Washington. The March 15 election faces a Democratic party that cannot nominate a substitute per court rulings, while the Liberal party holds a National Assembly majority.
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Seoul
South Korea
Syngman Rhee
Laws
Democratic Party
Chough Pyong-Ok
Washington
Donga
Crossword puzzle answer list and vertical clues
A dense puzzle page lists across clues including early Christian apostates more rational attics and Peruvian Indian along with vertical clues crazes beverage symbol for erbium narrow pathways aptitudes and more. The grid is shown with numbered hints and a note that the average solution time was about 24 minutes in 1960.
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Arctic
King Features Synd., Inc
A Man Seeks Light Humor About Wives and Government
A witty remark argues that every man needs a wife since many missteps cannot be blamed on the government, offering a light social quip rather than a serious claim.
Brakes On Train OK Says Utilities Inspector
A Utilities Commission inspector reported brakes on the New York Central derailment train near Wellington worked. Four died, 45 injured. Inspector Vasvari cited wheel metal buildup on seven cars and explained air brake mechanics. Officials await transcript and possible public hearings as investigations continue.
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Ohio
New York Central
Wellington
Utilities Commission
Conmission
Victor Vasvari
Struthers
Charles A. Hamman
Commission
Vasvari
Henry Kerstein
Cleveland
Bellefontaine
George P. Rozic
Lorain County
New York Central System
Hamman
Eli Magovich
the Utilities Commission
The
Interstate Commerce Commission
St. Louis
Air Conditioning Bids Open in Miami University Library Stacks
Oxford bids will open March 10 for air conditioning the storage stacks of Miami University Library. Bids are to be opened in Columbus in the office of state architect engineer Carl Bentz. The stacks area now remains virtually unventilated in summer, making work conditions difficult for staff and researchers.
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Oxford
Miami University Library
University Business Office
Carl Bentz
Columbus
Fish Use Smell Over Sight To Take Bait Most Often
In studies on fishing behavior, fish were observed to strike bait primarily by olfactory cues rather than visual cues. This sensory preference influenced bait design and lure effectiveness in various water conditions.
Lawyer Raps Death Row Lawyer Calls Chessman’s Time on Death Row Torture
Los Angeles AP says famed criminal attorney Jerry Giesler labels Daryl Chessman’s 11 percent stay on San Quentin death row as refined legal torture. He urged Gov. Edmund G Brown to spare Chessman while noting the crimes involved did not take a human life. The plea followed a Chicago publisher’s letter.
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Los Angeles
Jerry Giesler
Daryl Chessman
San Quentin
Edmund G. Brown
Chessman
Giesler
Brown
William Hamling
Chicago
Rogue Magazine
Blast at Toledo apartment kills woman in her apartment
Mrs. Catherine Guthrie, 40, died at Mercy Hospital Tuesday from injuries after a furnace fire caused a blast that ripped through her Toledo apartment. The explosion was blamed on a faulty furnace.
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Toledo, Ohio
Catherine Guthrie
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton Republican George E. Roberts Receives High Honors
George E. Roberts a Hamilton Republican precinct committeeman for more than 50 years received congratulatory messages from President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon for service to his party and country. Rep Paul F. Schenck presented the telegram and letter at Garfield High School during a GOP school of politics. Roberts was ill and could not attend.
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Eisenhower
Nixon
George Roberts
Roberts
Paul F. Schenck
Rep. Schenck
Garfield High School
Congressman Schenck
Dorothy Rector
Butler County Republican Committee
George E. Roberts
Mr. Roberts
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Truman Sees 1960 Victory If Nixon Is Nominee
Former President Harry S. Truman told reporters in Miami he expects a Democratic victory in 1960 if Richard M. Nixon is the Republican nominee. He said any Democrat could beat Nixon and declined to endorse any candidate, noting he would support the eventual nominee. He was in Miami to see his daughter Margaret in a play and to relax in Florida.
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Miami
Fla
Harry S. Truman
Richard M. Nixon
Truman
Margaret
Key West
Distilling altar of roses a flourishing Bulgarian industry
A Bulgarian industry thrives around distilling roses into perfumes and products. The sector supports local craftsmen and contributes to regional commerce, with growers emphasizing quality and traditional methods.
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