Lausche denounces Hungary deal rumors in UN agenda
Senator Frank Lausche of Ohio told the State Department rumors of a secret deal to drop Hungary from the UN agenda must not become reality He cited press reports claiming a Communist promise to free Cardinal Mindzenty and 20 1956 revolt leaders He noted a London Economist story claiming the USSR would back U Thant as UN secretary general in exchange for halting action on Hungary
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Lausche
Ohio
State Department
Hungary
United Nations
Asst
Harlan Cleveland
Josef Cardinal Mindzenty
Cardinal Mindzenty
London Economist
Soviet Union
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United States
Hamilton Thefts Cleared By Arrests
Five youths aged 11 12 15 and 16 were referred to juvenile authorities for thefts in Hamilton. A sixth boy tied to some offenses was sent to Boys Industrial School. About $100 worth of loot was recovered, police reported.
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Hamilton
Boys Industrial School
Youth Dies Of Injuries In Ohio Crash
CHARDON Ohio AP Joseph D Barta 19 of Youngstown died in Geauga Community Hospital late Tuesday night the second victim of a car truck collision 15 miles south of here near Auburn Charles R Kuhns 18 of Struthers was killed in the crash Monday Robert H Convery 19 of Youngstown was in critical condition early today Geauga County sheriff s deputies said a car occupied by the youths skidded into a truck at the crest of a hill and the impact threw both vehicles into a ditch A second car slammed into the wreckage
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Youngstown
Geauga Community Hospital
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Charles R. Kuhns
Struthers
Robert H. Convery
Geauga County Sheriff's Deputies
Knights of Pythias to confer esquire rank at Lafayette Lodge
Lafayette Lodge of the Knights of Pythias will confer the rank of esquire on two candidates at its meeting Thursday night at 7 30 at Castle Hall. Noah Lambert is master of work and Mike Phillips is a chancellor commander.
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Castle Hall
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Mike Phillips
Governor Skipped Oath at Opening Session
Minnesota Governor Elmer L. Andersen spoke to a joint session while awaiting a court supervised recount to decide if he or Karl Rolvaag won November’s election. The oath of office was given to other officials, but Andersen remained in office until a successor is chosen. He pledged no new taxes for two years, citing stronger withholding receipts and an improving economy.
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St. Paul, Minn
Elmer L. Andersen
Minnesota
Andersen
Rolvaag
Senate House
Teachers Set Annual Meeting in Middletown
The Middletown Teachers Association executive committee set February 4 for the annual membership meeting at Middletown High School cafeteria. Miss Mary Dillon announced as speakers Dick inson T Guiler of West Carrollton president of the Ohio Education Association and William Hodge of Indianapolis NEA field representative. Douglas Alder reported 92 percent of over 600 local teachers are members and 83 percent are affiliated with the NEA. Dillon urged more blood donors as the teachers blood bank at Middletown Hospital holds seven pints.
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Middletown Teachers’ Association
Lincoln School
Middletown High School
Mary Dillon
Dickinson T. Guiler
West Carrollton
Ohio Education Association
William Hodge
Indianapolis
NEA
Douglas Alder
McKinley Junior High
National Education Association
Miss Dillon
Middletown Hospital
Religious pilgrims killed in collision in Brazil
In Recife area a truck carrying sixteen religious pilgrims collided with a train about 155 miles from Recife in northeast Brazil. Sixteen people died and several were injured as authorities reported the tragic accident.
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Recife
Brazil
Butler Expense Accounts In For Close Scrutiny
Butler County commissioners will tighten expense rules for elected officials and county employees attending conferences and conventions. Meals will be capped at 10 dollars daily and a three day Toledo conference expense for two Domestic Relations Court workers was cut from 84 to 60 dollars. Requests for conference attendance must be approved beforehand, with annual trip costs estimated between 3 000 and 5 000 dollars. Clermont County recently rejected out of state meeting expenses. A partial 1 173 360 76 dollar appropriation funds salaries and general expenses for three months, and budget talks will pare requests to the available amount. Commissioners may hold a joint meeting with elected officials to review problems. offices with rising costs will face larger cuts. A request to annex 600 plus acres in Fairfield Township to Fairfield City was presented by County Engineer Jesse Pochard, signed by two thirds of local freeholders. The area lies south of the Asbury Industrial Park, under consideration for Hamilton annexation.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Domestic Relations Court
Toledo
Clermont County
Ross H. Snyder
Commission
A. R. Maslar
Budget Commission
Snyder
Arthur Reiff
Jesse Pochard
Fairfield Township
Fairfield City
Asbury Industrial Park
Commissioners Cut Budget to Meet Target of 2.89 Million
With a certification about 30000 less than in 1962, commissioners face trimming 250000 from budget requests to fit the total of 2890512.40. The commission approved the overall amount within the stated figure.
Livestock consumption concentrated east of the Mississippi
Approximately two thirds of the United States livestock are consumed east of the Mississippi, indicating regional demand concentration and distribution patterns across the nation.
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United States
Mississippi
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