Kefauver Jumps Into Vote Race
Senator Kefauver declared his bid for the Democratic presidential nomination and said he will enter as many primaries as feasible. He contrasts Stevenson’s five primaries and cites party unity and the value of presidential primaries in democracy. He plans California June involvement and may name Donohan as campaign manager.
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Jack Lell
Washington UK
Ben
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Frank Lausch
Ohio
Averell Marviman
New York
Hols
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Senate
California
Minnesota
Minois
Pennsylvania
Florida
Joseph F. Donohan
Columbia
Frank Clement
Tennessee
Driver Killed When Train Struck Auto Near Oak Hill
Henry Clay Allen, 53, of Oak Hill Rt 3, died instantly when a Baltimore and Ohio freight train collided with his car at the Monroe Hollow road roman crossing five miles south of Oak Hill. Engineer Louis Knost said Allen drove onto the tracks without looking. The accident occurred at 1 10 pm on Thursday. Allen leaves a wife, Muriel Crabtree Allen, three daughters, and several siblings. Funeral services set for 2 pm Sunday at Old Country Church Tabernacle, burial in Monroe Cemetery. Kuhner Funeral Home of Oak Hill in charge.
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Jackson
Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Oak Fall
Groadside
Henry Clay Allen
Oak Hill Rt
Monroe Hollow
Roman Road
Oak Hill
Louis Knost
Chillicothe
Parisiman
Allen
Archie Carter
Mr. Allen
Lawrence County
Cambria Clay Products Co
Blacklork
Muriel Crabtree Allen
Almeda, Wallace
Dorothy Wallace
Stanley Alden
Todd Allen
Columbus
Roy Allen
Oak ‘Hill
Marley Allen
Dayton
Ethel Martin
Mary Leonard
Stella Pettit
Hazel Denny
Helen Herbert
Oak Hil
Old County Church Tabernacle
Frank Smith
Monroe Cemetery
Kuhner
Olim Agrees To Talk Under Immunity Law
Chicago story reports Olim, 44, an official of the Chicago Land Clearance Commission, ready to testify before the House Un-American Activities Committee under immunity. The committee adjourned to March 8 to pursue immunity, with full committee approval still required. Also, IIT suspended economist Gerald Matchett for declining to answer questions on past Communist ties, citing Fifth Amendment protection.
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Chicago
House un-American Action Committee
Congress
Ellis G. Olim
Chicago Land Clearance Commission
U.S
Interstate Commotes Commission
U. S. Public House Authority
Olim
House
Illinois Institute of Technology
Red Res
Gerald J. Matchett
Margaret Ellen
Communist Party
Matchett
Clim
Herbert Fuchs
American University
Washington, D.C
Lederal
Istory
Santa Party Set for New Boston Attendance Expected
Santa Claus will be guest of honor at the New Boston Community Party for all boys and girls Saturday at 10 a.m. in the Ohio Theater. Joseph Romarello, general chairman, says more than 800 children are expected as Kiwanis Club and Salvador Army co sponsor. Radio WNXT will broadcast at 1:05 p.m. Santa will interview friends, carols will be sung, Glenwood High School students perform under Mrs. Ralph Darling, and color cartoons will be shown. Children receive apples oranges and candy on leaving. Local police and fire crews assist for safe crossing and crowd control inside the theater.
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Santa Claus
New Boston
Ohio
Theau
Joseph Romarello
New Boston Kiwanis Club
Salvador Army
WNXT
Glenwood High School
Ralph Darling
Ohio Theater
Romanello
Gordon Groby
Harry Thateh
C. F. Donohoe
Phil Phillips
Maj
Arthur Beil
New Bostom Police Department
Fire Department
Anderson urges AEC to unveil H bomb details for broad study
Sen Clinton Anderson of New Mexico told reporters at the Nuclear Science and Engineering Congress that the Atomic Energy Commission must disclose all details of its hydrogen bomb research. He said the joint Senate House Atomic Committee was kept in the dark and urged public access to the program to invite wider participation by schools colleges and industry. He warned that the hydrogen program is vast uncertain and could require thousands of researchers for decades.
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Frank Carey
Associated Press
Cleveland
Clinton Anderson
D-Nm
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Joint
Senate House Atomic Committee
Anderson
Los Alamos
Commission
Joint Committee
Nuclear Science and Engineering Congress
Tts
Mercury Hits New Low Here Eight Recorded
Portsmouth and Scioto County faced a severe cold blast with readings near zero in rural areas. In city limits, Portsmouth Gas Co. logged 11 at 8 am while the waterworks thermometer showed 2. Forecast calls for a pair of colder nights with rising temperatures by Saturday. Fire chief warns subfreezing weather risks arson, frozen pipes. Temperature dipped below breezing along the Southeast coast. San Antonio and other spots reported 30s.
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Portsmouth
Scioto County
Portsmouth Gas Co
By & P
Howard Kivbler
Port Clinton Dem Says He'll Run For Governor
Port Clinton Democrat and newspaper publisher Robert Reider announced last night he will seek the Ohio governorship. Speaking at a northern Ohio Democratic chairman meeting he labeled Gov Lausche a dictator and said he is destroying the Democratic Party in Ohio. Reider previously ran unsuccessfully for secretary of state.
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Port Clinton
Steubenville
Ohio
Robert Reider
Frank Js. Lausche
Reider
Mhia
NATO ministers seek to coordinate global policy in secret Paris session
Fifteen NATO foreign ministers met in Paris to align policy on trouble spots worldwide. John Foster Dulles warned of new Cold War fronts in the Middle East and Southern Asia. Portugal’s Cunha pressed Goa Goa dispute while NATO eyed a unified radar shield and air defense coordination.
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Atlantic Alliance
U. S
John Foster
Dulles
Russia
Middle East
Asia
NATO
Portugal
India
Goa
Pano Cunha
Portugese
Cunha
Macao
China
North Atlantic
NATO Council
Selby Christmas Party at PHS Auditorium Saturday
Selby Shoe Co employees and families will gather at Portsmouth High School auditorium Saturday at 1 15 p m for a Selby Christmas celebration featuring Santa Claus treats for children stage show by Victoria Troupe Ollie Alegario Paul Mix Conrad Simmons and other entertainers Local 117 CIO United Shoe Workers of America president Ernest Dunaway and Selby Co board chair Homer C Selby will greet guests Major Arthur B Hill Salvation Army will give the invocation and a sermonette on The Real Meaning of Christmas The union hall crowd will prepare gift bags for youngsters with high hopes for a big turnout
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Portsmouth High School
G. D. Selby
Emma Snodgrass
Tom Bieriy
Norma Kinker
Loest 117
Santa’s
Santa Claus
Selby Shoe Co
Selby
Apt
Portsmouth
Ernest Dunaway
Cio-United Shoe Workers of America
Homer C. Selby
Selby Company Board
Maj
Arthur B. Hill
Salvation! Army
Victoria
Ollie Alegario
Paul Mix
Fancy Roper
Conrad & Simmons
Selby Local
Double Distress U S Marines Rescue 22 Koreans From Sea
Three U S Marines rescued 22 Korean seamen off Korea's southeast coast after a patrol boat ran aground in 15 mph winds. Pte Alton R Adams and Col Robert L Patton led pumping and hoisting missions, with Lt Roberts piloting a helicopter to airlift all aboard over eight trips in about ninety minutes.
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Seoul
U. S
Korea
Alton R. Adams
Waco
Tex
Robert L. Patton
North Bessemer
Roberts
Patton
el Paso
Adams
City Hospital Plans Admission Tightening for Outsiders
Portsmouth General Hospital advisory board urged selective admissions for non-Scioto County residents after ERS data show a large portion of unpaid bills come from outside counties. Hospital Director J. Stanley Hew said about 10 percent of this year’s bills remain unpaid and stressed emergencies will still be treated. He noted outsiders should seek other hospitals, while Portsmouth’s residents subsidize nonpaying patients.
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Portsmouth General Hospital
Scioto County
Portsmouth
J. Stanley Hew
Hew
Los'pital
Crippled Ships In Newfoundland Mystery Vessel Sighted
Two crippled vessels were being towed toward safety while a mystery schooner drifted in heavy seas off Newfoundland. The salvage tug Foundation Frances made slow progress toward Halifax after taking aboard the Lord Church, a 6 219 ton British coal carrier disabled in a storm that damaged steering gear lifeboats and part of the bridge. The French trawler Galantry was being towed toward Sydney by the coastal vessel Columbia after an engine breakdown.
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Halifax
N. 6
Newfoundland
Foundation
Frances
Lord Church
Inside The Times Page Three Highlights And Notes
A concise recap of Page Three items across Inside The Times including briefs on comics death notices editorials markets radio and television round about Portsmouth social affairs sports and theaters with key names events and venues noted.
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Portsmouth
Egypt Threats Lend Urgency To U N Issue
United Nations Security Council considers Syria s protest against an Israeli raid as Egyptian Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser warns of retaliation and urges forceful action. The letter alleges Israeli aggression and cites a mutual defense pact with Syria. Debate to resume next week. potential measures include cutting ties or military options. Britain and the United States react with caution as incidents continue.
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William N. Oatis
United Nations
U. N. Security Council
Syria
Security Council
Egyadlan Promer Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Nasser
Sea of Galilee
U.N
Dag Hammerskjold
Council
Ed Shukeiry
General Assembly
UN. l
Israel
Abba Ebani
E. L. M. Burns
Britain
49 Landon
Eliahu Blach
London
United States
Washington
U.S
Bar Stool Attack Leads to Hospital Visit and Arrest
Bar stool struck man on Market Street after a dispute at Doc's Café. Bar patron Fred Shortridge 29, of 530 Second St, was identified by police as the assailant. Mosley 45, of 348 Front St, suffered possible skull fracture and was hospitalized in good condition. Shortridge held in county jail on investigation. may face charges. Shortridge to appear in Municipal Court after Christmas for alleged concealed weapon case.
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Waynard C. Mosley
Front St
Portsmouth General Hospital
Mr. Mosley
Docr's
Market St
Star Wieleer
Fred Shortridge
Second St
Shortridge
Mosley
Mr. Shortridge
Shortidge
Shortstridge
Mostey
Deadlock persists as Philippines Yugoslavia battle UN seat
United Nations reporters note five rounds of voting failed to break a deadlock between the Philippines and Yugoslavia for a Security Council seat. With newly admitted members voting, no clear majority emerged and the General Assembly adjourned amid calls for compromise and renewed negotiations. The US backed the Philippines while Britain floated a Sweden compromise, but opposition to rotating posts and China questions clouded progress.
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United Nations
Philippines
Yugoslavia
U.N. Security Council
Phiippines
General Assembly
Jose Maza
Chile
Suche
Senulemen
Bath Canedidates
United States
Britain
Yugosia
Sweden
China
Italy
Astria
U. N
London
Asia
Council
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Fuehrer
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Gay
City Hospital
Inside the Times
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