Aid bill for low income areas faces Senate delay
Democratic sponsors push to pass a 389.5 million aid bill before Lincoln's birthday recess. the Banking subcommittee has not finished hearings and no administration witness is yet scheduled. Republicans cite lack of subcommittee membership and insistence on in person testimony as delaying factors. If a hearing occurs, passage before February 9 seems unlikely.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Banking Subcommittee
Douglas
Congress
Abraham Lincoln
Subcommittee
Eisenhower
Envoy Heads to Washington as Laos talks loom
U S Ambassador Winthrop G Brown leaves for consultations in Washington with the new Democratic administration on the Laos civil war. Moscow and London host negotiating maneuvers while military units push a two pronged drive along the Vientiane Luang Prabang corridor amid rebel road damage and supply strains.
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Vientiane, Laos
U.S
Winthrop G. Brown
Washington
Laos
Moscow
London
Brown
Vientiane
Prince Boun Ooum
Pou Khoun
Luang Prabang
Xieng Khouang
Central Plain
Luang Prabang-Vientiane
Sergeant Takes Mother Along on Duty
Veteran U S Air Force Sgt Kirby Kent age 52 is listed at Fairford Bomber Base as unmarried with one dependent his 82 year old mother Harriet Kent He says Where I go she goes and will accompany him on duty and travel duties.
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London
U.S. Air Force
Kirby Kent
Fairford
Harriet Kent
Cat saves eight lives before perishing in Durham blaze
In Durham England a cat woke Stephen Buckle to a house fire in the small hours. Buckle aided his wife and six children to safety before firefighters subdued the flames. The cat saved eight lives but was found dead, having perished in the blaze.
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Durham
England
Stephen Buckle
Japan posts $522 million favorable payments balance
Tokyo reports that Japan's international payments for the year ended show a favorable balance of 522 million dollars, up 92 million from 1958, reflecting stronger external transactions and government data released.
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Tokyo
Japan
OSU Writer Sees Upturn Ahead
OSU Bureau of Business Research associate director James C. Yocum predicts a recession upturn in April or May based on past cycles. He notes unemployment may rise further than the 1956-58 peak before improvement, with farmers facing continued cost price squeeze according to Dr. Mervin G. Smith.
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Columbus, Ohio
James C. Yocum
Ohio State University
Bureau of Business, ‘Research
University i
Mervin G. Smith
Smith
Division of Agricultural Economics
Yocum
Ohio
Second Folio Shakespeare Sells to Norwegian Collector
A 1632 Second Folio of Shakespeare's Comedies Histories and Tragedies sold in Oslo to a Norwegian collector for 4235 dollars. The sale highlights the enduring value of early English literary works in private hands.
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Oslo
Norway
William Shakespeare
London
Murrow Named To USIA Director In Kennedy Administration
President Kennedy named Edward R. Murrow as director of the U S Information Agency with Donald M. Wilson as deputy director. The appointment confirms a CBS report and signals a push to shape America's image abroad. Murrow, 58, brings a long career in radio and television news including See It Now and Person to Person.
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Washington
Kennedy
Edward R. Murrow
U.S. Information Agency
Donald M. Wilson
Life Magazine
Murrow
White House
Pierre Salinger
CBS News
USIA
America
CBS
London
Former U S intelligence employee mystified by missing reports
Martin B Hebeling 35 a former civilian intelligence employee in Berlin said he was never missing and that his West Berlin US Army duty station knew his location. He explained he delivered his car to Bremen and flew home January 24 via Rhine Main Air Base and MATS.
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Anaheim
Calif
U.S
Berlin
West Berlin
United States Army
Martin B. Hebeling
Hebeling
University of California At
Los Angeles
Frankfurt
Bremerhaven
Bremen
United States
Rhine-Main
U.S. Air Force Base
Military Air Transport Service
Four Marion Escapees Recaptured in Port Clinton
Four boys who fled the Marion County Detention Home were arrested in a stolen car in Port Clinton. Ottawa County deputies say the youths admitted stealing cars in Marion Utica Sandusky Castalia and Fremont since escaping. Ages are 16 15 and 12 with two 16 year olds. they will be held in Port Clinton until Monday for Marion County authorities.
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Port Clinton
Ohio
Marion County
Marion
Ottawa County
Utica
Sandusky
Castalia
Fremont
Cave-In Claims Mail Truck And Station Wagon
A street in Luzerne Pennsylvania opened into a 30 by 25 foot hole caused by mine subsidence. A mail truck and a station wagon plus an unoccupied car teetered with front wheels dangling. no injuries reported. Luzerne lies in the anthracite region where mines are largely closed. Cave-ins are a common hazard in the area.
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Wilkes-Barre
Luzerne
Pennsylvania
Ohio Civil War Attitudes Features In OSU Publications
Ohio State University historians Henry H. Simms and Harry L. Coles prepare two works on Ohio reactions to the Civil War and soldier recruitment. The studies, for the Ohio Civil War Centennial Commission, are due for release around next June.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University History Department
Prefs Henry H. Simms
Harry L. Coles
Ohio Sailor Among Two Drowned In Mediterranean Rescue
Two sailors died after a man fell from the destroyer USS Leary in heavy Mediterranean seas. Harry James Zachary, 18, a radar seaman from Cleveland, was swept overboard and Brady Eugene Lanham, 28, a fireman from Lumberport West Virginia, died during the rescue attempt. No further details were released.
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Washington (Ap
Leary
Defense Department
Harry James Zachary
Harry
Genevieve
Zachary
Cleveland
Mediterranean
Brady Eugene Lanham
Lumberport
W. Va
UN President Blasts Western Indifference In Asia Africa
UN General Assembly president Frederick Boland told a Chicago audience that Western nations display loyalty at a cost to shared goals. He warned future freedom hinges on Asia Africa and Latin America and criticized Western indifference to Algeria and colonial policies damaging Western prestige.
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Chicago
U. N. General Assembly
Frederick Boland
Catholic Conference
Fon
Boland
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Algeria
Jordan
Beirut
Cairo
Baghdad
Afria
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Ohio Farm and Home Research
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Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
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