Ohio Faces Large Budget Questions As 1957 Session Opens
Columbus lawmakers tackle a flat state purse with a 125 million dollar rise in school subsidies eyed for 1957-58 and potential tax tweaks. Gov elect ONeill seeks cabinet raises up to 30 000 for highway and 25 000 for mental hygiene directors while Republicans hold Senate 22 12 and House 97 42 with many new members.
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Columbus
Ohio
102Nd
General Assembly
Buckeye
Senate
House
C. William O'Neill
O'Neill
GOP
False Teeth That Loosen Need Not Embarrass
Many wearers of false teeth have suffered embarrassment when their plate dropped or slipped at the wrong moment. A new powder claims to keep plates secure and odor reduced, with improved comfort. Available as PASTEETH at drug counters.
Civil rights fight expected to move to House stage
Congressional action on civil rights faces a new bid in the House after a Senate rules defeat. Chairman Celler and northern-western backers push speed, aiming to clear a bill through the Judiciary Committee and to the Senate swiftly.
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Edmond LE Breton
Washington
Congress
House
Celler
D-Ny
Judiciary Committee
Thhat
Cellér
North
West
Senate
Keating
New York
Rep. McCormack
D-Mass
Sen
Douglas
D-1
Middletown Debaters Lose to Dayton Roosevelt in Electric Utility Topic
Middletown High School debate team fell to Dayton Roosevelt on the negative side of a resolution calling for government ownership of all electrical utilities. The Kiwanis Club elected officers led by Dr. F. McCall Morris as president and F. W. Chew as vice president, with Henry Naegele as secretary and Jack Johnson as sergeant at arms. Directors were M. L. Bauer, F. H. Buffington, C. F. Kendle, H. K. Moore, Sam G. Murstein, Dr. R. M. Pierton, and C. H. Pippert.
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Middletown High School
Dayton Roosevelt
Kiwanis Club
F. McCall Morris
F. W. Chew
Henry Naegele
Ener
Jack Johnson
M. L. Bauer
F. H. Buffington
C. F. Kendle
H. K. Moore
Sam G. Murstein
R. M. Pierton
C. H. Pippert
Eisenhower Nixon Win Made Official In Electoral Victory
Washington reports the formal counting of electoral votes follows Eisenhower and Nixon’s nationwide win. The tally gives them 457 electoral votes to Stevenson Kefauver’s 73, with Alabama’s Walter B. Jones casting the lone 1960 vote for Jones-Talmadge, despite Stevenson Kefauver winning the state popular vote. Electors are generally not bound to the popular vote.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Nixon
Senate
House
Adlai B. Stevenson
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Stevenson urges four year offensive by Democrats
Adlai Stevenson calls for a sustained four year Democratic offensive to win back the White House. He says Democrats at all levels should unite, bring in governors and mayors, and work with Congress over the next four years. He clarifies the party advisory committee aims to aid, not direct, lawmakers. He plans to keep active on policy and press Eisenhower on foreign policy.
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Washington
Adlai Stevenson
White House
Stevenson
Congress
Rayburn
Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate
Eisenhower
Must be a historic Musterole ad headline
In bold marketing language the ad claims faster deeper relief for cold misery and muscle soreness. It mentions a new modern formula Musterole with active ingredients and suggests applying it for quick soothing effects.
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