Buttoneer Pins Label On Voters Campaign Buttons
New York AP profiles Emanuel Ross known as the sloganeer without peer. Since 1947 his shop has produced campaign buttons and labels earning millions. His latest Nixon slogan reads Nixon Man of Steel and he pitched it after learning of Nixon’s steel settlement. He lists other slogans for Stevenson Symington Humphrey Kennedy Johnson Meyner and Adlai options.
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U.S
Emanuel Ross
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Eisenhower
Ross
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon Man of Steel
Adlai
Stevenson
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Stuart Symington
Hubert
Sen
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Jack
John F. Kennedy
LBJ
Lyndon B. Johnson
Nothing
Than Meyner
New Jersey
Gov
Robert B. Meyner
Ross Candidates Withdrawn Cast Shadow On Polls
A note indicates that at least one of Ross' candidates has already withdrawn, with further details continued on Page 3.
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Ross
Ohio friends push draft for Stevenson at Los Angeles convention
Columbus AP bulletin reports Ohio supporters of Adlai Stevenson have organized for four months to promote a draft at the Los Angeles convention. West Germany's President Heinrich Luebke warned of tough times ahead due to a worldwide surge of swastika smear campaigns starting in West Germany. He spoke at a Bonn дипломат reception noting the year began on a difficult path.
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Adlai Stevenson
Los Angeles
Heinrich Luebke
West Germany
Bonn
Health Director Warns Asian Flu Could Break Out in Ohio
Dr Ralph B Dwork state health director warned that Asian flu may become troublesome in Ohio if weather worsens He urged early inoculations of Asian A 2 vaccine as a safeguard and urged residents to consider vaccination promptly.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ralph B. Dwork
Ohio
Dwork
Weekend Weather Outlook Delivers Warmer Trend
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with wind and a high near 50 today. Tonight will be chilly with a low around 25. Saturday brings clouds and cooler air with a 40 high, then a warming trend expected by Sunday. Middletown records show a Thursday high of 46 and a 33 low.
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Middletown
Doctor Uses Shot to Expose a Faker
Venice police searched for ten year old Terry Cromer after her mother reported she skipped school and stayed with a friend. A doctor suspected a hoax and mentioned giving her a shot. Terry revived and confessed she had run away and skipped classes.
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Calif
Terry Cromer
Johnnie Cromer
Terry
Cramer
Lausche Threatens Ohio Delegates Clouding Kennedy Bid
Ohio Democrats debate Kennedy path to the 1960 primary as Senator Lausche weighs a favorite son campaign. Rep. Vanik warns a Lausche run could force Kennedy to appear on the ballot and campaign in Ohio, risking party unity and a tough fight with Nixon. Humphrey could also draw in, turning Ohio into a pivotal 1960 showdown.
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Charles A. Vanik
Ohio
Michael V. di Salle
Vanik
Lausche
White House
Richard M. Nixon
Jack Kennedy
DiSalle
Soviets Plan Pacific Rocket Tests Near Hawaiians
Moscow says a new heavy rocket will be tested in a vast central Pacific zone 1,100 miles southwest of Hawaii between Jan 15 and Feb 15. The Tass notice warns ships and aircraft to avoid the area as Soviet ships will conduct measurements and launches to loft satellites and interplanetary flights.
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Communist Youth Movement
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Reds
FBI Fails Extortion Case Arrest in Dayton
Springfield man Howard J. McCall was arrested at a bus depot on a charge of attempted extortion after threatening New York executive Leonard C. Lane with a slow death to force a $30,000 payment. Ed D. Mason of the Cincinnati FBI said Lane, president of Radio and TV Associates, received a chilling letter.
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New York
Howard J. McCall
Ed D. Mason
Cincinnati
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Leonard C. Lane
Lane
Mason
Radio and TV Associates of
Ken Never Quit, Even With Polio
Ken Byllesby a Coast Guard veteran and chemist who became paraplegic spent 22 years in hospitals after polio. He led a recovery driven by faith and helping others, starting a business in adaptive equipment and directing his household while his wife Connie pursued education. he died Thursday after decades of illness.
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Calif
Kenny
Kenneth Byllesby
Connie
Coast Guard
Byllesby
Douglas Aircraft Co
Negroes Seek House Seats in Louisiana Runoff
In New Orleans two Black lawyers, Revious O. Ortique Jr. and Lawrence A. Wheeler, become the first to qualify for Louisiana Democratic legislative runoffs in decades. They face white opponents backed by gubernatorial contenders amid ongoing segregation tensions. Wheeler has a fighting chance in the second ward against an incumbent tied to corruption charges. Ortique faces slim odds in the seventh ward where Black voters are a minority. Both men say they personally favor integration despite not campaigning on it.
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Louisiana
Soney RR Nee
House of Representatives
Revious O. Ortique Jr
Lawrence A.wheeler
Ortigue
Wheeler
Man offers 2 a.m. egg scramble as kitchen aid
A man volunteers to scramble eggs at 2 a.m. to help with a party as guests depart. The lighthearted gesture aims to ease the moment and showcase practical support amid a busy sendoff.
Ties Wife Hunts Snow Driver Arrested in Columbus
Everett Dale Stanton of Arlington Virginia, 27, bound his wife Patricia Joan Stanton 24 and forced her into their car to search for snow. The couple’s car broke down in Columbus and police arrested Stanton while the wife, a University of Virginia senior, sought help from a mechanic. The father of the woman, Francis Hall, a Federal Power Commission examiner, flew in to meet his daughter.
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Columbus
Arlington Va
Everett Dale Stanton
Patricia Joan
University of Virginia
Virginia
Francis Hall
Federal Power Commission
Air Force Evacuates Arctic Camp as Ice Floe Breaks Up
In FAIRBANKS Alaska AP airlift begins evacuating about 25 people from the Station Charley camp on a melting Arctic ice floe. Maj Phillip Peacock says operations plan active and the rest will be flown to safety over five to seven days. Two men flown out Thursday. identities not released.
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Alaska
Air Force
Arctic Ocean
Phillip Peacock
Ladd Air Force Base
Charley
University of Washington
Seattle
Ladd
Peacock
Arctic Camp Probes Ocean Depths and Magnetic Currents
The camp, set up last May, lies 400 miles northwest of Barrow and about 600 miles from the North Pole. Scientists study ocean depths and the earth's magnetic currents.
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Alaska
North Pole
Ice floe near Point Barrow breaks up 400 miles north
An ice floe about 400 miles north of Point Barrow Alaska has begun breaking up. Evacuation of scientists on the floe has been ordered. AP Wirephoto.
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Point Barrow
Alaska
Murder Trial Details From West Covina Slaying
Patti Daugherty testifies that she heard her mother's screams and a gunshot during the killing of socialite Barbara Finch in West Covina. Dr. R Bernard Finch and Carole Tregoff stand accused, with maid Marie Anne Lidholm detailing events of the night.
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Forrest
Barbara Finch
Patti
R. Bernard Finch
Carole Tregoff
Edward Raskin
Finch
Barbara Jean Finch
West Covina
Mother
Marie Anne
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