Bonnie Dies Clyde Nabbed In Eight Dollar Holdup
Van Wert Ohio AP report says Charles J Waxler Jr 19 faces armed robbery charges as the surviving half of a Bonnie and Clyde style duo. His 16 year old partner Peggy Corbin of Woodbridge VA was killed in a gun battle after a service station holdup near Delphos Ohio. The pair fled to Indiana where state police set a roadblock. Waxler surrendered while Corbin opened fire and was killed.
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Indiana
Waxler
Ohio Republicans Eye Five Chairmanships In Coming Congress
Ohio Republicans could land five committee chairmanships if they win control of the House. Incumbents Frances Bolton Lyndhurst McCulloch Bow Ayres and Ashbrook are poised for chairs in Foreign Affairs Judiciary Appropriations Education and Labor Un-American Activities. Bolton faces a tough race against Charles Vanik as redistricting pits him against a rival. Real estate broker Charles P. Lucas and Louis Stokes contest the 21st District seat, marking Ohio's first Negro congressman race.
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Ohio
Camton
William Ayres
Akron
John Ashbrook
Johnstown
McCulloch
Bolton
Charles A. Vanik
Vanik
Congress
House
Ways and Means
Ayres
Bow
Ashbrook
Oliver Ocasek
Massillon
Virgil L. Musser
Robert W. Levering
Fredericktown
William ‘H. Harsha
Portsmouth
Public Works
Samuel L. Devine
Columbus
Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Jackson E. Betts
Findlay
Charles A. Mosher
Oberlin
Science and Astronautics
Veterans Affairs
GOP
Charles P. Lucas
Louis Stokes
Cleveland
Carl B. Stokes
Stokes
Members Reject Plans to Demolish 112-Year-Old Iowa Church
In Iowa City the First Presbyterian Church votes 158 to 56 to reject architects plans to demolish its 112 year old Gothic building. The dispute follows a church trial that in spring convicted Joseph E. Baker, an Iowa professor, and his wife of disrupting church peace.
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Iowa City
Towa
First Presbyterian Church
Joseph E. Baker
University of Iowa
LeMay Portrait Moved For Repairs At South High
South High School in Columbus moves the Curtis LeMay portrait from a wall to a high office area for repairs after the glass shattered when it was removed. Principal Harold Washburn says the removal was not permanent and aims to avoid perceived endorsement while LeMay’s 1924 diploma ties him to the school.
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Columbus, Ohio
South High School
Curtis LeMay
Harold Washburn
LeMay
South High
Washburn
George C. Wallace
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