Miller Idea Nixed GOP State of the Union
Senate and House Republican leaders quietly vetoed National Chairman Miller’s plan for a 4000 word state of the union statement. Dirksen and Halleck postponed the project while vowing to press broad Republican tenets in the first 1962 news conferences.
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Law Breakers In N Y C May Be Sent To School
New York AP report says youthful first offenders, many non English speakers, are often sent to night school. General Sessions Judge Charles Marky notes language barriers drive offenses and that early year sentencing to English classes has proven successful, prompting other judges to adopt the plan.
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New York
General Sessions
Charles Marky
Mental patients in U S mostly in public facilities four percent in private hospitals
A statistic shows that only about four per cent of mental patients in the United States are housed in private hospitals, while the vast majority receive treatment in public or state facilities.
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United States
Boy admits part in 1958 Our Lady of the Angels fire
A 13 year old, not in custody, is being turned over to Family Court as a delinquency petition is prepared after allegedly confessing to starting the Our Lady of the Angels blaze that killed 92 students and 3 nuns in Chicago in 1958. Authorities have not released the youth’s name or charges.
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Our Lady of the Angels
Atty
Daniel Ward
Cicero
Ward
Boun Oum Holds Ground as Geneva Talks Falter
Pro Western Prince Boun Oum refused to join a coalition that would give Souvanna Phouma’s neutralist faction the defense and interior ministries. He resisted addressing the Geneva talks and linking with Souphanouvong, jeopardizing a meeting of the three princes. The United States faced pressure to resume its $4 million monthly aid to Viantiane as negotiations stalled amid accusations of renewed fighting with the Pathet Lao and North Vietnamese reinforcements.
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Boun Oum
Laos
United States
Vientiane
Souphanouong
Souvanna Phouma
Britain
Soviet Union
Boun ‘Oum
Souhanouvong
Interior and Defense Ministries
Souvanna
Souphanouvong
Prague
Bourn Oam
Pathet Lao
Safety Council Eyes Cartoon Series to Explain Traffic Laws
Middletown safety committee proposes a cartoon series to illustrate common traffic ordinance violations for use in The Journal and school papers. Lt. James Combs will list frequent violations while Craig Tyler seeks a cartoonist. results due at next meeting.
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Middletown Safety Council
Craig Tyler
Joseph Blackmore
Middletown
James Combs
Tyler
Armco Drainage & Metal Products
Combs
Anthony Wayne Hotel Picketed
Hamilton reports a picket at the Anthony Wayne Hotel over a new work agreement. Lawrence Wagner of Local 169 Hotel and Restaurant Employes and Barneers Union said La Marr Bittinger, who runs the hotel, refused to sign a new contract though he had recognized the old union agreement for 30 days. The old contract expired Monday. Bittinger says staff did not cooperate. Discharges included both union and nonunion members.
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Hamilton
Anthony Wayne
Lawrence Wagner
Bareneers
LaMarr Bittinger
Bittinger
Chicago Fire Tragedy Claims 95 in Two Story Structure
Ninety-two children and three nuns perished in one of Chicago's worst fire disasters, occurring on the second floor of a two story structure. The tragedy underscores the fire safety failures and loss of life in the crowded building.
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Chicago
Addresses Corrected for Residents Involved in Local Case
Patricia L. Kemplin is bound to the Butler County grand jury on forgery and now lives at 704 Elwood Street. The Journal corrects yesterday’s listing of 3213 Finley Street. Dorothy Fuller, 30, is listed as address at large after an error listing 1601 Garfield Street. she was involved in a fight on January 8.
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Butler County Grand Jury
Elwood St
Finley St
Dorothy Fuller
Garfield St
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