GOP Urged To Reject Electoral System Change
Senator Case urged fellow Republicans to oppose a proposed constitutional amendment to split a state's electoral votes or retain winner take all. Debate showed party lines unclear with supporters claiming better return of the popular will while opponents warned of rural overrepresentation.
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Miami Registrar Earns Harvard PhD
James R. Wood, associate registrar at Miami University since 1952, was awarded a PhD by Harvard University today. A native of Lakewood, he came to Miami in 1948 as a government instructor and now serves as assistant professor after earning his AB from Western Reserve and a master’s from Harvard.
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A Middletown Queen Wins TV Wish Return Home
Polish born Mary Cooper, chosen on NBCs Queen for a Day, returns to Middletown Ohio with husband Richard and son Bradley. She receives a full crown of gifts including a home down payment, plane trip, furniture, TV and more as she plans to settle in Middletown and write children's stories.
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Ohio tenor wins 17th Met audition in New York
Robert Nagy of Lorain Ohio won the 17th Metropolitan Opera audition in New York. He earned a $2000 scholarship for the prize.
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Ochab Named Polish Communist Leader After Bierut Death
Edward Ochab has been chosen first secretary of the Communist United Workers' party in Poland succeeding Boleslaw Bierut who died in Moscow on March 12. Ochab, 50, long a Red, rose from head of peasant cooperatives to key posts in unions and the army, and is seen as part of a collective leadership with Premier Cyrankiewicz under Moscow guidance.
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Gets 11 45 Years In Robbery Shooting
David Allen Sherman 21 of Columbus pleaded guilty to shooting to kill and three robbery charges. He received 11 to 45 years in Mansfield Reformatory, plus 1 to 20 years for wounding Patrolman Richard E. Burton and 10 to 52 years on other robbery counts.
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Plymouth dealer offer promises big savings on new cars
Record sales ad urges Plymouth buyers to visit their local dealer for a “bigger, better, money-saving deal.” It emphasizes easy ownership of a new low-price car and invites families to learn how to qualify.
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