Redistricting Plan Passage Predicted in Ohio
Columbus Ohio UPI says the Ohio Legislature's special session enters its second week with expected quick House passage of the congressional redistricting bill. The House and Senate agendas include hearings by the Elections and Federal Relations Committee as lawmakers reconvene this afternoon and evening.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
House
Senate
Roger Cloud
House Elections and Federal Relations Committee
Ohio House Considers Reapportionment and Tax Plan
The Ohio House discusses a constitutional amendment to create a 24th district and end congressman at large, with four unresolved points. A reapportionment bill is expected as required by a Supreme Court ruling. Other amendments include a $275 million capital bonds measure and a loan program for industrial firms, both headed to committee for action.
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Ohio
Cloud
Ohio House
U.S. Supreme Court
House
Plane crash near Las Vegas leaves 28 on board missing
Wreckage of a Bonanza airliner from Phoenix to McCarran Field found on snowbound outskirts of Las Vegas. The 25 passengers and crew of three were unconfirmed as survivors. Rescue efforts by air and ground teams faced heavy snow and darkness after Flight 1114 vanished in a blinding storm.
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Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
McCarran Field
Sloan
Arden
Los Angeles
Private Plane Down In Lake Erie Near Kelley’s Island
UPI reports a single engine Cessna 170 crashed in rain while attempting to land on Kelley's Island in Lake Erie half a mile east of the island. Coast Guard found wreckage and no survivors feared. Three hunters aboard were en route to the pheasant opener. weather hampered rescue and radio contact with boats.
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Sandusky
UPI
Lake Erie
Kelley’s Island
U.S. Coast Guard
Coast Guard
Marblehead
Ohio Highway Patrol
Christmas seal letters mailed in Huron County drive donations
Jeannette Miller chairing this year’s Christmas seal campaign says mailing began today. She was appointed by Arthur Leak, president of the county tuberculosis association. Norwalk Chamber of Commerce hosts its annual dinner at Maplehurst School at 6 30 pm with speakers John Hall of the State Chamber of Commerce and John Krizan of the Ohio Chamber of Commerce executives. Awards will be presented and new officers introduced.
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Huron County
Jeannette Miller
Arthur Leak
County Tuberculosis Association
Norwalk
Communists claim shot down unmanned U S plane over China
Radio Peking reported the U S high altitude reconnaissance aircraft was shot down by the peoples liberation army over south central China on Sunday. No further details were given and the plane was described as unmanned.
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UPS
China
U.S
Radio
Peking
People’s Liberation Army
Weather outlook and local notices
Weather clouds and showers shift through today with cooler temps and winds tonight. Marriage license for Eugene A. Bores and Alice M. Uther in Norwalk. Births for Furey Wakeman Trautman Robinette. Deaths listed: Wahl Bellevue Pebbles Harmell N Y Sherman 97 Bellevue.
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Eugene A. Bores
Norwalk
Alice M. Uther
Charles Furey
Southgate
Clifford Trautman
Wakeman
John Robinette
Polk
Joseph H. Wahl
Toledo
Mary E
Pebbles
Harmell
N. Y
Carrie M. Sherman
Bellevue
Efforts to Avert Strikes Across Industries Ramp Up
A nationwide effort to avert strikes targets Ford Motor Co Allis Chalmers Corn Products Refining Co and West Coast pulp and paper firms affecting more than 32000 workers. Ford faces shutdown risk at major plants as UAW walkouts persist with five of nine locals still idle. Union leaders in railroads plan possible Friday walkout amid wage dispute. Printing Press men’s union ends Detroit strike against Free Press after 126 days.
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Ford Motor Co
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co
Detroit
Corn Products Refining Co
West Coast Pulp and Paper Company
Ford
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Afl-Cio
Michael Fox
Chicago
Local 13
Detroit Free Press
The
Detroit News
Free Press
Lawrence Wallace
Detroit Newspaper Publishers Association
Continue NOT Strike Vote By IBEW Local 986 In Ashland
Members of Local 986 International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers voted 288 to 62 yesterday afternoon in Ashland to continue their strike against Northern Ohio Telephone Co. Union officials read a list of not employed workers for failing to cooperate. The meeting, a routine monthly gathering, preceded the strike vote and reported cheers followed the result.
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International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Ashland
Northern Ohio Telephone Co
Reflector
U S Security Council to Meet Over Israel Syria Border Fighting
U S Ambassador Adlai E Stevenson called an emergency Security Council session to address border clashes between Israel and Syria. Syria and Israel both sought action after claims of an unprovoked attack near the Sea of Galilee. Seven Syrians and three Israelis were reported killed as fighting raged Friday and Saturday before a quiet Sunday.
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United Nations
UPI
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.S. Security Council
Israel
Syria
Sea of Galilee
Stevenson
Security Council
Council
Rafik Asha
Reds Move to Undo Khrushchev Schemes
Moscow dispatch reports the Communist Party Central Committee held a secret Kremlin session to reverse Nikita Khrushchev hare brained schemes and discuss demoting officials tied to his ouster. It followed the October 14 vote that ousted him, with Khrushchev still a Soviet member though removed from leadership.
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Moscow
UPD
Communist Party Central Committee
Kremlin
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Central Committee
Khrushchev
McCone says Sino Soviet split almost beyond settlement
CIA Director John McCone told a Catholic University banquet that the Sino Soviet rift is deeper than believed in the West and that Khrushchev’s removal last month was a complete surprise to the CIA. It was his first public address in three years as CIA chief.
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Washington
Upi
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
John McCone
McCone
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Catholic University Alumni Association
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