Sweeney gets boost from DiSalle deferral in Ohio race
Ohio Democrats press DiSalle to decide by Saturday on possible gubernatorial bid as Rep. Robert Sweeney emerges in draft talks. State screening committee will propose a full ticket for the May primary regardless of DiSalle’s silence, while favoring Thomas Ferguson for auditor and Clarence Kinsley for a short-term term.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Govirnor
U. S
Rob
E. Sweeney
William L. Coleman
DiSalle
Sweeney
James A. Rhodes
Hugo Alexander
Steubenville
Don Gosney
Columbiana County
Gosney
Jesse W. Minor
Cleveland
Congress
Thomas E. Ferguson
Clarence H. Kinsley
New LDS chapel opens in Aberdeen fishing town
Aberdeen Scotland AP reports the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints dedicated a new chapel in the east coast fishing town. The ceremony drew local church members and residents as the church expands its presence in Scotland.
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Aberdeen
Scotland
Britain
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Girl 16 Cleared in Slaying of Policeman
In Columbus Ohio police say Maria Marchi 16 admitted kidnap and shooting patrolman James P Morgan 33 with his own gun after being abducted by him. Authorities note Marchi may face charges while Morgan’s body is found next morning in a pool of blood.
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Columbus, Ohio
James P. Morgan
Maria Marchi
George Scholer
Scholer
Morgan
Miss Marchi
Theouth
Hoffman
Supreme Court bars whites-only park in Georgia case
The Supreme Court in a 6-3 decision ruled a Macon Georgia park once willed for whites only remained entwined with city control, making it subject to the 14th Amendment. Justice Douglas led the majority while Justice Harlan warned the ruling could endanger equal protection concepts, including denominational schools.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Macon
William C. Douglas
Douglas
Nho
Hugo Black
Bibb County
Draft Board Ponders Students' Deferments
Royal Oak Michigan based AP reports a local draft board weighs returning 1A deferments to University of Michigan sophomores Ronald Miller and Robert Sklar who were reclassified after a trespass sit-in at the Ann Arbor draft board on October 15. They appealed the convictions and reclassification with attorney David Klein present.
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Royal Oak
Mich
University of Michigan
Ronald Miller
Robert Sklar
Huntington Woods
Royal Oak Condero High School
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Miller
Sklar
David Klein
Klein
Selective Service
Power Loss Closes Clinic
A power shortage in the Mid dletown Hospital wing housing the TB Clinic closed the clinic today but it will reopen soon. Charles Greig, executive secretary of the county tuberculosis association, said the outage was limited to that area and caused by remodeling. The clinic resumes regular schedule Feb. 2 and 16, with X-ray services available at the Hamilton clinic for restaurant workers or other needs.
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Middletown
Charles Greig
The
County Tuberculosis Association
Greig
Hamilton
Indian Army completes Bhutan airstrip near Paro
Indian army engineers near completion of the first airstrip in the remote Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan. A single engine plane carrying an air vice marshal landed on the strip outside Paro on January 3, according to reports.
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Calcutta
Bhutan
Paro
Police training film at Rotary Club noon meeting
Police Chief James Howerton will present a film program on police training during the Rotary Club gathering tomorrow at noon at Manchester Motor Inn. The event showcases department training methods and community safety efforts.
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James Howerton
Rotary Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Walter Abel elected president of American National Theater
New York AP Walter Abel, noted for executive roles, has been elected president of the American National Theater and Academy, succeeding Peggy Wood. Lillian Gish was named fourth vice president.
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New York
Walter Abel
The
American National Theater and Academy
Peggy Wood
Lillian Gish
Kentucky Rights Bill Clears House Vote in Frankfort
Gov. Breathitt's civil rights bill advances as the Kentucky House approves it 76 to 12. If the Senate passes, Kentucky could become the first southern state with a state civil rights law. The measure bans discrimination in public accommodations and employment, with several exemptions and a broader scope than federal law.
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Frankfort
Edward T. Breathitt
Kentucky
Kentucky House
Senate
Mason-Dixon Line
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