GOP taps Ray Bliss as 1960 organizer
Sen Thruston B Morton Kentucky Republican national chairman said he hopes Ray Bliss Ohio State chairman will aid in organizing the 1960 campaign. Bliss, who dined with Morton and leaders in the Senate dining room, is described as the best state chairman on organization and Morton would like him to work at least two days weekly with national headquarters.
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Washington
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Ray Bliss
Ohio
Bliss
Morton
Senate
Humphrey Opposes Early Adjournment Push in Senate
Sen Hubert H Humphrey calls for yearlong Senate sessions arguing Congress must stay on the job year round. He opposes Lyndon B Johnson’s plan for unusual Saturday and Labor Day sessions to adjourn by September 12 and warns he will address controversial civil rights issues when brought to the floor.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Congress
Humphrey
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Senate House
Dangerous Crossings Survey in Columbus Ohio
Engineers in Ohio's Highway Department aim to identify over 160 unprotected rural railroad crossings for possible federal aid. A list of 239 crossings could qualify if the U S Bureau of Public Roads approves. Federal funding would cover 90 percent of protection devices with maintenance by the railroad at 500 to 1,000 dollars yearly.
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Columbus, Ohio
Highway Department
U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
Railroad
Earl E. Sanderson
Department
Frerett S. Preston
Never bait a hook with steak, use worms instead
A humorous saying advises anglers to avoid steak as bait and to choose worms since fish prefer them. It emphasizes practical knowledge from a lighthearted viewpoint, connecting common sense with fishing success.
Weather shifts to cooler air in Miami Valley
Autumn air settles over the Miami Valley as a high pressure ridge ends the heat. Forecasts call for fair, less humid conditions with a high of 83 and a low of 57 tonight. Friday remains cool with a near 82 by afternoon. Middletown reports a 85 degree high yesterday and 61 low this morning. Rain yesterday totaled .03 inches and the discomfort index stands at 74.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
Satisfied Customer Los Angeles Market Bank Raider Arrested
Steve Otero, 34, was arrested in Los Angeles for allegedly holding up the same market four times. He told police he kept returning because the owner was so nice.
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Los Angeles
Steve Otero
Schoolboy leaves route after first day at school
Five year old Earl Michael Jenkins disappeared for hours after getting off at the wrong stop on his first day home from school in South Bend Indiana. A state trooper found him near Niles Michigan more than five miles from home. Earl told his mother he could not read the road signs after a full day of class.
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South Bend, Ind
Earl Michael Jenkins
Niles
Mich
Earl
Earl M. Jenkins
Quiet Man Can Hold His Liquor By Psychology
Cincinnati AP report cites Dr. Cyril Franks saying outgoing people may require less alcohol to become drunk and that personality influences liquor capacity. He notes socially minded individuals may be more daunted by alcohol and urges caution with "one for the road" drinks. An Indiana psychologist links parental conflict to emotional disturbance in children.
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Sohn Barbour
Cincinnati
Cyril M. Franks
New Jersey Neuro-Psychiatric Institute
Franks
American Psychological Assn
Dr. Franks
Indiana
Alaskan Plane Crash Kills Eight
FAIRBANKS Alaska AP a chartered twin engine C45 plane carrying eight people including six young women crashed in central Alaska during a storm and fuel shortage near McGrath 300 miles southwest of Fairbanks. The victims were on their way home after selling magazine subscriptions.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
McGrath
Here
Menon To Attend Next UN General Assembly
Prime Minister Nehru said India can spare Defense Minister V. K. Krishna Menon for the coming United Nations General Assembly. The trip was planned before China’s troops entered Tibet, which India regards as its own border territory.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
V. K. Krishna Menon
U.N. General Assembly
China
Tibet
Khrushchev Tours U S Exhibition Before U S Visit
Premier Nikita Khrushchev toured the American exhibit in Moscow to review the picture of the United States ahead of his planned U S visit. The scene marked a rare high level cultural exchange as Khrushchev examined displays and spoke with officials about U S life and industry.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S
United States
Laotian government holds line near Sam Neua against Pathet Lao
Laotian government troops formed a defensive line about 12 miles from Sam Neua as Red forces advanced up to 18 miles away in a major offensive. Defense Secretary Phoumi Nosavan said regular North Vietnamese troops were involved and vowed to hold Sam Neua at all costs amid bombardment and losses.
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Laos
Sam Neua
Royal Army
Red
Phoumi Nosavan
Sam Neva
Phoumi
Pathet Lao
Phong Saly
North Viet Nam
Nam Ma
North
Viet Nam
Eisenhower in Paris Hearts Afloat in Champs Elysee Welcome
Eisenhower rode the Champs Elysee as Parisians in the millions poured out to greet him with a rousing display. De Gaulle rode with him as veterans filed past the tomb of France’s unknown soldier and a wreath was laid before the eternal flame. The two leaders later spoke to a massive crowd at City Hall while France hailed the Allied victory bond between nations.
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Ike
de Gaulle
Paris
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Champs Elysee
France
Eisenhower
Alband
Hotel de Ville
U.S
U.N. Assembly
Algeria
New Riots in Calcutta Spread for Fourth Day
Violence gripped Calcutta for a fourth day as gangs clashed with police. Across the Hooghly River in Howrah suburb police fired on rioters, killing two as nightfall threatened further unrest.
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Calcutta
India
Howrah
Hooghly
Eisenhower Calms Fears in NATO Visit With De Gaulle
President Eisenhower addressed the North Atlantic Council in Paris stressing unity and resolve among NATO members. He met French leader Charles de Gaulle and Italian leaders, weighing France's role, Algeria talks, and potential U.N. support while planning Rambouillet talks and a visit to Le Bourget Airport.
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Eisenhower
Charles de Gaulle
West
North Atlantic Council
NATO
de Gaulle
U.S
Paul Henry Spaak
NATO Council
Joseph Luns
Antonio Segni
Giuseppe Pella
Segni
Pella
Cateau de Ramebouillet
Rambouillet
le Bourget
Algeria
France
United States
Britain
Eisenhower in Paris Receives Warm Allied Welcome
Millions of French citizens lined the streets to cheer Eisenhower and De Gaulle as the two leaders toured Paris. De Gaulle praised the Allied victory and the shared cause while Eisenhower toasted his gracious host and praised De Gaulle's stubborn resolve in defense of principles and peace.
Plane wreck near Carey yields two bodies
In Wyandot County near Carey two men are found dead in a private plane crash. Authorities identify the victims as Dr. G. B. Robinson of Mount Gilead and William W. Stewart, also of Mount Gilead, with the crash location at the U.S. 23 and Ohio 103 intersection.
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Upper Sandusky, Ohio
Wyancoct County
Carey
U.S. 23
Ohio 103
G. B. Robinson
William W. Stewart
Mount Gilead
Must Have Got Signals Crossed
In Rawlins Wyoming a careless driver Don Ethridge of Salem Oregon reached an intersection and stretched out his arm to signal a stop. A bulldog bounded alongside, watched Ethridge's extended fingers and bit him on the hand.
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Rawlins
Wyo
Don Ethridge
Saelem
Ore
Ethridge
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