Eisenhower urges balancing of 61 budget plan
President Eisenhower, in his last major message to Congress, urges an $81 billion balanced budget, inflation control, and several policy proposals. He calls for postal rate increases, removal of the 4 percent interest ceiling, aid to hard-hit areas, a modest minimum wage rise, and keeping 1962 appropriations within expected revenues. The economic outlook notes moderate postwar declines tied to inventory liquidation and expects a rebound without federal recession aid.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Law
John F .Kennedy
Mewsmen
Eisenhower bids nation farewell in hopeful speech
President Eisenhower delivers a sentimental farewell urging domestic stability and freedom worldwide. He expresses regret that much remains to be done, warns of ongoing crises, and wishes a prosperous, steady start for Kennedy while emphasizing restraint and long term resource stewardship.
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Washington
Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
White House
Weather outlook shows rain and snow with fluctuating temps
The forecast calls for rain or light snow tonight with a low of 26 degrees. Thursday turns colder with snow flurries and a high near 42. The five day trend runs 6 to 10 degrees below norms, staying chilly with brief warm spell Saturday then colder again Sunday and Monday, with more snow possible Sunday or Monday. Tuesday peaked at 48 degrees by 3 pm with an overnight low around 3 at 6 am.
DiSalle Seeks New Facts After Fourth Edythe Interview
Gov Michael V DiSalle said he would have more to report on the Klumpp case after his fourth interview with Edythe Klumpp the Cincinnati divorcee sentenced for the murder of Louise Bergen. He declined to reveal interview details saying the talk covered something new and potentially significant.
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Columbus
Michael DiSalle
State Patrol
Louise Bergen
Columbus, Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Klumpp
Edythe Klumpp
DiSalle
Cincinnati
Marysville Reformatory
Inaugural Parade Preparations Amid Horses and Hats
Washington reports John F. Kennedy’s inaugural week ready with 275 horses 22 mules and 1 burro as planners expand events across five venues. Aiming for a lively parade crowd estimates hover around 25 000 with ticket prices from 25 to higher boxes. calendar spans receptions dances and an inaugural concert before the noon oath on Friday.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
National Guard
Drive-in parking places urged over drive-in stores
A lighthearted note argues that society needs more drive-in parking spaces than drive-in supermarkets, restaurants, movies, and banks, reflecting a witty take on daily conveniences.
Texas man confesses in murder of frail six year old girl
A Texas ex convict admitted luring a sick six year old girl from her Bakersfield home raping her and strangling her after authorities found the body. He said his pregnant wife helped and at one point struck the child with a tire wrench. The wife Dixie Lindsey denied involvement. Richard Arcaindsey, 30, and Dixie Lindsey were arraigned on kidnap and murder charges with a Feb 1 preliminary hearing.
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Texas
Gir
Richard Arcaindsey
Lindsey
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Russians Pin Hopes On Kennedy
Moscow notes Kennedy's inauguration as a welcomed change from Eisenhower and rails at Western forces in Berlin. Khrushchev aims for rapid talks with Kennedy, seeks to settle a divided Germany by year end, and threatens a separate East German peace to remove Western presence from Berlin.
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John F Kennedy
Eisenhower
Camp David
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Germany
West Germany
East Germany
Berlin
Boy 6 Witnesses Mother’s Fatal Stabbing
Cincinnati AP reports six year old Bernard Wynn and his two year old sister watched as their mother Joyce Wynn 22 was stabbed fatally by her estranged husband Robert Wynn 27. Neighbors saw Wynn flee the apartment after the attack. A fourth child Brenda 4 was living with Mrs Wynn's mother. Police sought Robert Wynn.
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Cincinnati
Bernard Wynn
Joyce Wynn
Tower Divers Find No Life at Texas Tower Station
New York AP report recounts skindivers deep diving 160 feet into the sunken Texas Tower radar station in the North Atlantic. They found debris and no survivors, as the Navy then shifted to a salvage mission after 14 Air Force men and 14 civilian workers perished in the Sunday night wreck amid gale winds and rough seas.
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North Atlantic
Texas Tower
Navy
Air Force
Adm
Allen M. Shinn
Wasp
Red Rebels Press Laos Government Defenses
In south central Laos rebel columns swarmed across jungle toward Tha Thom and Paksane, scattering government forces and signaling a shift to guerrilla warfare as Maj. Phong Kave and Col. Kham Khong warn the Reds are moving. The attack threatens planned government offensives toward Plaine des Jarres and Xieng Khouang.
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Laos
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Kham Khong
Paksane
Vientiane
Plaine Des Jarres
Xieng Khouang
Cleveland Shooting Lawyer Kills Wife and Lover
Police sought a husky brown haired attorney for questioning in shotgun deaths in Cleveland. The bodies of Nancy Shepter Lab 29 and Charles D. Johnson 42, a Baker Hostetler partner, were found in separate locations after a trail of blood from an East Side apartment to a station wagon. Letters between Johnson and Ludutko, a granddaughter of a former AFL president and a librarian, were found. Ludutko had filed for divorce. she and her husband, John Ladutke Jr., lived in a Bohemian apartment. Canton police pursued Ladutke, who reportedly told an attorney he shot his wife and her lover. Johnson and Ludutko had met at Cleveland Marshall Law School.
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Cleveland
Nancy Shepter
University Circle
Charles D. Johnson
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Ladutke Jr
Cleveland Marshall Law School
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Ohio University
Struthers
Embezzled Town All Gooted Up
Sheldon Iowa faces a $2 million bank embezzlement crisis as Burnice Geiger, 38, director and assistant cashier, admits the theft from Sheldon National Bank. FDIC liquidates the bank. deposits insured up to $10,000. Geiger held in Sioux City on embezzlement charges with $10,000 bail.
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Iowa
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Burnice Geiger
U.S. District Attorney's Office
Sioux City
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Lumumba Beaten and Imprisoned in Katanga
In Elisabethville the Congo, Patrice Lumumba is confirmed imprisoned in Katanga at the request of President Kasavubu. Swedish U.N. guards report Lumumba and two aides Maurice Mpolo and Joseph Okito were severely beaten at the airport, witnesses say the assault was brutal and sickening.
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Patrice Lumumba
Joseph Kasavubu
U.N
Elisabethville
Lumumba
Maurice Mpolo
Senate
Joseph Okito
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