O'Neill Inauguration Draws Big Ohio Crowd
Ohio's first Republican governor in eight years, C William O'Neill, will be sworn in Monday with a planned 18 hour schedule. As many as 25000 may attend on the west steps, with three inaugural balls and a luncheon amid heavy reservations. The ceremony includes a 19 gun salute and the oath by Chief Justice Weygandt presided over by Lt. Gov. Herbert.
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Herbert
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Senate
House
Bolton Named Commerce Director In Ohio Cabinet
Gov. C. William O'Neill selects former U. S. Rep. Oliver P. Bolton as commerce director for at least six months. Bolton, 39, who represented Ohio’s 11th District 1952 to 1956, flew in for talks after being named to the cabinet. He survived a 1955 heart attack and is son of Rep. Frances Bolton of Lyndhurst.
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Gordon Jeffery
Lucas County
Charles M. Noble
New Jersey Turnpike
Ruas
New Highway Safety
U. S
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Bolton
Thos Publican
11Th
O'Neill
Cleveland
Afernoon
Congress
Rep
Frances P. Bolton
Lyndhurst
Congressman Karsten Pushes Extraterrestrial Exploration Committee
Rep. Karsten introduces a bill to form a Joint Congressional Committee on Extraterrestrial Exploration to study development of space travel and missiles. He notes Eisenhower’s call for international space control and aims to limit junketeering on the panel. The proposal follows a broader push for space policy in Congress.
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Washington
Rep
Karsten
D-Mo
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Congressional Committee
Eisenhower
State of the Union
Brief Rites Are Held For Graham
The body of 24 year old John Gilbert Graham, who died in the Colorado gas chamber, was cremated after a Denver court sentence. Mourners included his widow Gloria as the service in Fairmount Cemetery was led by Rev. Lloyd Kellams. His two young children were cared for by friends.
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John Gilbert Graham
Canon City
Graham
Colorado
Gloria
Fairmount Cemetery
Lloyd C. Kellams
Allen
Suzanne
Sue
Fire destroys century old First Congregational church in Boston
Boston fire gutted the century old First Congregational church on Saturday. Four firefighters were injured as flames raged for over two hours with an estimated loss around 150000 dollars. Fire officials found no initial suspicious cause though the blaze started near the steeple base near the half ton bell cast by Paul Revere. The congregation dates back 325 years and includes early pastor John Harvard linked to the college.
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First Congregational
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Sylvester Meade
Paul Revere
John Harvard
Institution of Learning
College
New England
Hartford
Conn
St. Joseph's Cathedral
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Greater Boston
St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church
Cambridge
Soviet Warning Denounces Eisenhower Middle East Plan
The Soviet Union warned President Eisenhower that his Middle East program could bring dangerous consequences and that full responsibility would rest with the U S government. A 3000 word official denunciation charged the Eisenhower doctrine as warlike and dismissed his message to Congress as wrong in spirit.
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Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Middle East
U. S
Congress
Rush Tag On Mideast Aid Urged By Dulles
Secretary of State Dulles warned that Soviet communism could dominate Western Europe without a rapid U S aid push to the Middle East. He testified before the House Foreign Affairs Committee that failing to act would be a major Communist victory, potentially securing Western Europe without war.
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Turnpike Commission Director Quits Post
BEREA Ohio The Ohio Turnpike Commission Saturday announced the resignation of its executive director Herman F Tornau of Cincinnati for personal reasons Tornau the commission s third executive director earned 19 000 2 year C W Hartford of Columbus deputy executive director was named acting executive director effective immediately
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Herman F. Tornau
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Tornau
Commission
C. W. Hartford
Columbus
Refuges, Segregation Spur Two Parallel Features
A look at two contrasting stories in Middletown, one on refugees starting new lives last week, the other a Clinton Tennessee race relation report. Also highlights a weekly rose award winner and a Patrolman of the Year voting contest with a ballot included.
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Iona Asher
Clinton
Tenn
Associated Press
Souk Adagaden
President Eyes Balanced Budget With Record Peacetime Spending
The Eisenhower administration plans a balanced budget around 72 billion dollars with a 3 billion dollar military increase and a 73 billion revenue forecast for the year starting July 1. It seeks to apply a 3 to 4 billion dollar surplus to the national debt while opposing income tax cuts amid inflation.
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Congress
Aent
Eisenhower
Truman
Wilson
GE Finishes Engine for Satellite
General Electric completes the Van guard Z-405 rocket engine at its Cincinnati plant. The 150 second burn provides 27,000 pounds thrust to help propel a proposed Earth satellite, with seven engines reportedly planned for the project. The engine will be delivered to Martin Co. for the launch.
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General Electric Co
Here
Martin Co
Baltimore
Fire Kills Two Toddlers in Detroit Blaze
A weekend fire swept a two story frame house in Detroit’s Southwest side killing Amos McCormick Jr., 23 months, and his sister Bonnie, 1 year. The siblings were asleep on the second floor when the blaze began.
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Amos McCormick Jr
Bonnie
Macmillan Poised to Retain Eden Ministers in New Cabinet
London Friday night signals show Prime Minister Macmillan to shuffle veterans from the Eden era into his new cabinet. Possible posts include Thorneycroft to chancellor of the exchequer and Sandys to foreign secretary, with Lennox-Boyd likely remaining at the Colonial Office and MacLeod eyed for a larger role.
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London
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Eden
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Grenadier
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Selwyn Lloyd
Lennox-Boyd
Britain
Central African Federation
Lennox- Boyd
Colonial Office
MacLeod
Privy Seal
House of Commons
Soviet Fleet reports atomic plane tests completed
The Soviet Fleet said on Saturday flight tests of experimental aircraft atomic power units have already been made. It did not claim the Russians made them.
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Soviet Fleet
Klan Leader Warns Buses End Is Last Concession
Talladega Ala Ku Klux Klan leader says Montgomery bus desegregation marks the last concession. Rev Alvin Horn, once indicted for a night rider murder now dismissed, vows votes and education as weapons not violence. Horn claims a growing Klan in response to school integration.
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Talladega
Ala
Montgomery
Alvin Horn
Horn
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