Eisenhower Pressed by GOP Leaders on Cuban Crisis
House GOP Leader Halleck and Senate GOP Leader Dirksen told Eisenhower that Republicans in Congress feel shaken by the Cuban invasion. They urged unity behind President Kennedy and praised Eisenhower’s wisdom, hinting he could win a landslide if he ran. The talks occurred at Gettysburg College with Nixon nearby.
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Gettysburg
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Congress
House
GOP
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Eisenhower
Washington
Halk
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Dirksen
Halleck
Gettysburg College
Eisenhower Meets Republican Leaders Before Conference
Halleck and Dirksen breakfasted with President Eisenhower in his office ahead of a formal conference with Republican leaders led by national chairman Thruston Morton. Dirksen predicted the meeting would cover international and domestic issues.
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Halleck
Dirksen
Eisenhower
Natonal
Thruston B. Morton
Sleep Position Shifts Vary Widely Overnight
A person who sleeps well still changes position 22 to 45 times each night, study notes. Researchers say frequent turning helps prevent stiffness and improve comfort during rest.
Two Girls Found Dead in Holland Woods
In Holland Michigan police and volunteers recovered the bodies of Margaret Chambers 12 and Carol Gee 11 buried under leaves in a dune area near their homes after a weekend search. A suspect Stephens boy, age unknown, had a warrant issued. his bicycle was found six miles away. A blood stained shirt and shell casings were found in the area as investigators probe a possible homicide.
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Holland, Mich
Rex Webbert
Margaret Chambers
Edward Lennon
Grand Haven
Mich
Webbert
Margaret
Carol Gee
William Chandler
Lake Michigan
Bernard Gryson
Ottawa County
Stephens
Chesapeake & Ohio
Seriff Grysen
Carol
South Haven
Gordon Chambers
Geraldine Williams
Holland
Kenneth Kerb
James
Mildred
Kerb
New Mexico
Arizona
Kerth
Kenneth Jr
Ray A. Stam
Boy Scout James S Stephens Sought In Neighbor Mystery
A neighbor boy aged 16 named James S Stephens, a Boy Scout patrol leader, was being sought in connection with a local mystery. Authorities urged any sightings to contact police immediately.
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James S. Stephens
Van Wert Man Heads Ohio Elks
Martin W. Feigert of Van Wert County was installed as president of the Ohio Elks Association at the 63rd annual convention in Columbus. Other new officers include Robert Antram of Alliance as secretary treasurer and C Ross Cline of Chillicothe as trustee.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Elks Association
Martin W. Feigert
van Wert
Ohio House
Feigert
Robert Antram
Alliance
Secetary
C. Ross Cline
Chillicothe
Obituary of Mrs Matilda Musberger 81 of Middletown
Mrs. Matilda Musberger 81 of 1723 Yankee Road died at 4 15 am today at Middletown Hospital after eight days as patient. Born in Hungary she lived in Middletown 51 years and was a St Johns Church member. Survived only by her husband John. Requiem High Mass 9 30 am Wednesday at St Johns with burial in Woodside Cemetery. Rosary 7 30 pm tomorrow at Schramm Funeral Home with calling hours 2 5 and 7 9 pm.
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Matilda Musberger
Yankee Road
Middletown Hospital
Musberger
Hungary
Middletown
St. John's Church
John
Woodside Cemetery
Schramm Funeral Home
Miss Isabel Wallace 95 Dies in Middletown Hospital
Miss Isabel Wallace of Mt. Pleasant Home Monroe died at 12 01 a m yesterday in Middletown Hospital emergency room while admitted. Born in Logan County she moved to Mt. Pleasant in 1958 from 341 Detroit St Bellefontaine. A charter member of Federated Presbyterian Church Huntsville she is survived by sister Miss Ann Wallace. Services 2 p m Wednesday at Eichholtz Funeral Home Bellefontaine with burial Huntsville Cemetery. Local arrangements by McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
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Isabel Wallace
Mt. Pleasant
Monroe
Middletown Hospital
Miss Wallace
Logan County
Detroit St
Bellefontaine
Federated Presbyterian Church
Huntsville
Ann Wallace
Eichholtz Funeral
McCoy + Leffler Funeral Home
George Buchanan Morrow Dies at 90 in Ohio
George Buchanan Morrow 90 of Welch Road Morrow Ohio died yesterday at the VA Hospital Cincinnati He was a Spanish American War veteran and retired carpenter Member of the VFW Post Morrow and the Spanish American War Veterans Association Wilmington Survived by two daughters Mrs Mildred Moore Blue Ash and Mrs Mary Rager Morrow seven grandchildren and one great grandchild Funeral services Wednesday Yale Funeral Home Rev Robert Banning officiating Graveside military rites at Morro Cemetery Friends may call tomorrow after 4 pm
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Morrow
George Buchanan
Welch Road
Cincinnati
Buchanan
VFW Post
Morrows Cemetery
George E Fox dies at 83 in Mason area
George E Fox 83 of Mason on Bethany Road died yesterday at Christ Hospital Cincinnati Survived by wife Estella four sons Donald Albert James and Stanley all of Mason two sisters Mabel Day of Morrow and Della Hufford of Lebanon Funeral at Gallimore Home with burial at Rose Hill Wednesday Home open tomorrow 4 to 9 p.m.
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Mason
George E. Fox
Bethany Road
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Estella
Donald
Albert
James
Stanley
Mabel Day
Morrow
Della Hufford
Lebanon
Gallimore Funeral Home
Rose Hill Cemetery
Blue Laws Repealed in Ohio YMCA Model Legislature
Ohio youths at the 10th annual YMCA Model Legislature in Columbus repealed blue laws and passed laws on alcohol sale to minors, state prayer, and highway policing. Delegates from Franklin Lemon Monroe and Middletown high schools saw two Middletown bills signed by Gov James DeMarco.
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Ohio
YMCA
Columbus
Franklin and Middletown
The
General Assembly
State Highway Patrol
Middletown
James DeMar
Metropolitan Opera closes strong Cleveland season
The Metropolitan Opera wrapped a successful Cleveland run with a Sunday attendance of 6 381 for Fried rich von Flotow’s Martha, pushing the week’s total to 50 904.
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Cleveland
Metropolitan Opera
Friedrich von Flotow
Martha
Trio Of Firemen Set Retirement In Hamilton
More than a century of service is represented by three retiring Hamilton firemen. Asst. Chief Ralph Lenehan leaves after 43 years, Capt. John Ketterer after 40, and Capt. Aubrey Shiflet after 40. Shiflet served at every station, Ketterer led the Fire Prevention Bureau since 1943, and Lenehan headed the bureau since 1951.
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Hamilton
Georeg Schlotterbeck
Ralph Lenehan
John Ketterer
Aubrey S. Shiflet
Shiflet
Ketterer
Lenehan
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Garver Elliot Road
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Woodlawn Ave
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Daniel Owens
S. 12Th St
First United Baptist Church
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S Ninth St
Colligan
Katherine Rentschler
Ridgelawn Ave
St. Joseph
Laura Batdorf
Mitchell Ave
Donald Schorr
Gray Ave
Klaus - Weigel
William E. Ganter Sr
Sunnybreeze Rest Home
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Henry H. Shires
Episcopal Diocese of
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Texas Tower
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
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Middletown High
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Tom McKeller
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Nick Pantel
Ed Pieratt
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Ted Schwing
Gary Sorrell
Nick Pantie
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