Hagerty Reflects On Eight Years As White House Press Secretary
In a 1950s era interview Hagerty, now with American Broadcasting Corp, recalls life as Eisenhower's press secretary. He describes relentless hours, three late night phone calls, and the drive to keep the president informed after the 1955 heart attack. He recounts Tokyo riot risk, planning woes, and his view that the president wanted full disclosure.
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Relman Morin
NEW York
Bronxville
N.Y
Washington
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
White House
Eisenhower
American Broadcasting Corp
Gettysburg
Denver
Jim
Paul Dudley White
Elisenhower
Tokyo
Japan
United States
Manila
Holt To Ask to End Cadet Elementary Certificates
Ohio Superintendent E E Holt will propose that the Cadet Elementary Certificates be discontinued by the State Board of Education. A study committee would set a date to stop issuing such certificates, with about a year for implementation after hearings. The Ohio Education Association campaigns for ending the program, contending it allows underqualified individuals to teach elementary students.
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Columbus
Ohio
Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Board of Education
E. E. Holt
State Board
The
Ohio Education Association
Van Admits Gem Haul From Piqua
Thomas Clarke III pleaded guilty in federal court to transporting across state lines 27000 dollars worth of his mother's jewelry stolen from her Piqua Ohio home in September 1959. sentencing set for April 11 with 3000 bail. potential 10 years and 10000 fine. Clark e admitted driving to his mother Morrison Orr's home at 1261 Park Ave to remove jewelry during her absence. Depositions indicate jewelry moved to New York and then Mexico City.
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New York
Thomas Clarke III
Piqua
Ohio
Lloyd F. MacMahon
Clarke
U. S
Allen McGrath
Morrison B. Orr
Park Ave
Mexico City
North Dakota Choir to Sing at Miami concert
The North Dakota State University Concert Choir will perform at Miami University in Benton Auditorium on Wednesday at 8 p.m. Robert Godwin conducts the ensemble.
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North Dakota
Miami
Oxford
North Dakota State University
Miami University
Benton Auditorium
Robert Godwin
Delayed Ohio bypass study dampened by other projects
Ohio Highway Department delays windup of a before-and-after study on the economic impact of highway bypasses on small and mid-sized towns. Field work for Circleville St. Clairsville and Piqua was completed in October, with results expected by spring before funding priorities shifted. A parallel study on the Cincinnati to Conneaut Freeway corridor will continue into 1964 to assess effects two and four years after completion.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Highway Department
Frank J. Murray
Circleville
U.S. 23
St. Clairsville
U.S. 40
Piqua
U.S.25
Cincinnati - to-Conneaut Free
Murray
Leprosy Victim Toll Estimated Worldwide
An estimate places ten million people as victims of leprosy globally, highlighting the extensive reach of the disease and the ongoing public health challenge to diagnose, treat, and support affected individuals.
Winter's Salt Cost Ohio 3.8 Million
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle reports Ohio spent 3.8 million through January on salt to melt ice and snow on state highways. This is 13 million more than last winter’s total. Snowfall averaged 3 inches so far this season versus 21 inches last winter.
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Columbus, Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio
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