Here's How They Voted
Washington AP summary of recent roll calls showing 46 to 24 on increasing US participation in the Inter-American Development Bank by 50 million with Democrats against and Young not voting. A 296 to 1 vote extended the Federal Airport Act through June 30 197 with 75 million yearly appropriations. list of voting Republicans and nonvoters noted. Additionally a weather note reports electrical storms despite rarity on the Pacific Coast.
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Inter - American Development Bank
Lausche
Young
HOUSE
Aryes
F. Bolten
Rolton
Bow
Brown
Devine
Latta
Minshall
Mosh
Janey
Harsha
McCulloch
Hays
Hypnotist Tries to Stop Habit in Copenhagen Radio
The Danish state radio aired a mass hypnosis program to help people quit smoking with approval from government and police. Hypnotist Paul Kofoed, known across Scandinavia for smoking cessation, led the unprecedented broadcast aligned with a push to apply the U.S. surgeon general findings on smoking.
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Copenhagen
Paul Kofoed
Scandinavia
U.S
Glenn Glenn Jr. faces pivotal Ohio Democratic convention
Ohio Democrats open their first preprimary convention amid debate over Lt. Col. John H. Glenn Jr. entering the Senate race. Supporters urge endorsement for Glenn or veteran Sen. Stephen M. Young as the May 5 primary approaches, while party leaders fear a floor fight and worry about Glenns political stance.
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Glenn
U.S
Stephen M. Young
New Coleman
Young
Kennedy-Johnson
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Coleman
Glenns
Ohio
Lausche
Senate
U. S
Frank J. Lausche
Glenn Campaign Gains NASA Aide Resignations
John H. Glenn Jr. will receive help from Space One associates as he seeks the Democratic nomination for US Senator from Ohio. Dr. Robert B. Voas of Houston, a NASA Mercury astronaut team psychiatrist, and Ford Eastman, press relations aide, plan resignations to aid Glenn’s campaign. Voas joined Glenn in Columbus for the news conference. Eastman missed due to illness. Voas, 35, serves as human factors assistant at NASA’s Manned Spacecraft Center in Houston and helped draft early astronaut selection procedures.
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John H. Glenn Jr
U.S
Ohio
Glenn
Johnson
Wayne Hays
Glenn Backer
Robert A. Taft Jr
Taft
Ted W. Brown
Washington
Space One
Robert B. Voas
Houston
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Mercury
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Ford Eastman
Eastman
Bethesda
Voas
Oni
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Manned Spacecraft Center
Ot Grapplers Win Ith Meet
Ohio University wrestlers extended their winning streak to four with a 25 5 victory over Bowling Green State University. In the heavyweight feature, NC AA hopeful Harry Houska pinned BG’s Ron Krueger in 1 33 while weighing 200 pounds to 235 for the opponent.
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Bowling Green State University
Harry Houska
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Nursing Homes Health Council OKs Wiring Edict
Ohio Public Health Council approved emergency wiring regulation for nursing and rest homes after the Fitchville fire that killed 63. Gov Rhodes will issue proclamation. regulation becomes effective Jan 27 for 60 days with 30 days to comply. Inspectors will check facilities and licenses may be revoked for noncompliance.
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Catholics to address Ohio Pastor Convocation in Columbus
Father Frederick R. McManus of the Catholic University of America will be the first Roman Catholic speaker at the 43 year history of the Ohio Pastor Convocation. The event runs January 27 to 29 at Veterans Memorial and expects over 2 300 pastors from Ohio and nearby states.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Veterans Memorial
Frederick R. McManus
Catholic University of America
Washington, D. C
Father McManus
John W. Wilson
Robert P. Taylor
U. S Air Force
Gene Bartlett
Rochester
Herbert Gezork
Newton
Mass
John L. Regier
National Council of Churches
Charles Roy Stinette
University of Chicago
Daniel Day Williams
New York City
Alliances For Progress No Popularity Winner
Washington observers say the Alliance for Progress will face a tough path to rival Roosevelt’s good neighbor policy in popularity. Experts note the hemispheric scope, greater US funding, and Latin American ownership as key, with Johnson and Mann tasked to build a durable program amid poverty and instability.
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U.S
Alliance For Progress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Roosevelt
Latin America
United States
Bfe
Uncle Sam
Hait
Cuba
Panama
Panama Canal Zone
Thomas C. Mann
Decline in Teen Smoking Tied to Education Push
Pittsburgh AP report notes teen smoking dropped from 3 percent in 1988 to 2 percent in 1963 amid school and American Cancer Society education programs. Eugene Gillberg of Gilbert Marketing Group attributed the decline to these efforts during the society’s eastern kickoff for its national fundraiser.
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Pittsburgh
Aeure
Eugene Gillberg
Gilbert Marketing Group
New York
Gilbert
American Cancer Society
Harding Hotel In Marion Sold
A group of men bought controlling stock of Marion Ohio’s Harding Hotel from the operating company. The eight story, 159 room property, built in 194, had over 87 percent of the stock sold by the majority holders, with plans to acquire the rest. No price was announced though reports put the company’s total stock near $2,000.
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Marion, Ohio
Marion
Harding Hotel
Spy Trial Postponed in Newark Case
Federal Judge Robert Shaw postponed the espionage trial of John William Butenko of Orange and Igor A. Ivanov, granting a defense motion and allowing copying of seized documents. The hearing covered pretrial motions as the trial was moved from February to May.
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Newark
Robert Shaw
Shaw
John William Butenko
Orange
Igor A. Ivanov
New York
Indonesians Demand Seizure of British Plantations
In Jakarta the Communist railway workers union urged the government to seize all British owned plantations in Indonesia in retaliation for alleged British aggression. The action is part of a broader pro expropriation campaign by Communists and ultranationalists targeting British holdings.
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Indonesia
Communist Railway Workers Union
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