Air Force fires two Thor missiles from Vandenberg and Cape
The Air Force conducted double Thor launches at Vandenberg Air Force Base in California and Cape Canaveral Florida signaling the first operational long range Thor and foreshadowing a Tian test by year end. Officials said the West Coast firing marks ballistic missile activity there as a precursor to broader space launch efforts. Maj. Gen. David Wade called the Thor operational and noted an English base announcement is expected soon.
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Fire Sweeps Wilberforce Dormitory in Ohio
Fire ravaged Wilberforce University dormitory Hall housing 134 men on Tuesday injuring four students and a firefighter. Dan Maness captain of Greensburg team suffered a chipped foot after leaping from a third story window. Officials said water from 14 units caused much damage. the blaze’s cause was under investigation.
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Strong Action Predicted In Arkansas Vote Probe
The House Elections Committee weighs action on the Arkansas race amid calls for a thorough investigation of Rep Alford. A split vote is expected among Northern Republicans and Democrats as deadline pressure mounts for a seating decision.
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Illinois Plans Suits In Lake Water Fight
A second Great Lakes water dispute heads to the U S Supreme Court as Illinois seeks new diversion while three states refuse to withdraw objections.
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Union Rejects Vote Proposal In N Y Strike
A New York strike over a vote proposal stalls negotiations as union members reject the Publishers Association offer. The walkout disrupts deliveries. two drivers die in a separate Ohio crash, while Eastern Airlines faces ongoing mechanics and engineers disputes.
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Two Die In Vehicle Crash In West Virginia
A two vehicle collision in Wheeling West Virginia claimed two lives according to United Press International. The crash details and identities were not fully disclosed in the brief. Further investigation by authorities was expected to determine exact causes and victims.
Ridgeville Trustees Weigh Central Sewage Plant Plan
Ridgeville trustees consider a centralized disposal plant for a large township area to aid future development and housing allotments. The panel urged engineering feasibility studies while funding and permit issues hinge on approval of two housing developments and county financing.
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Ray Diederich
Great Lakes water dispute stalls at Chicago meeting
Three reporters left as Bane rejected negotiations over the Lake Michigan diversion. Ohio and Michigan officials clash on whether the two diversions should be treated together. Officials debate return of water to Lake Michigan, with Klassem saying return is possible but not warranted. The case spans courts and Congress over nearly 25 years as interests from property to power weigh in.
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1960 Ohio Plates Honor Kent State Anniversary
Columbus safety director Gordon Jeffery announced the 1960 automobile license plates will be blue and gold to honor Kent State University’s 30th anniversary. The plates will conform to Kent State colors with blue letters on a gold background.
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AFL-CIO Conference Set in Columbus January 1920
The Ohio AFL-CIO will hold a two day conference in Columbus to discuss labor objectives for the upcoming legislative session. Delegates from local unions will gather to outline priorities and coordinate with state lawmakers on labor issues and reforms.
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Step Up In Red Chinese Communes Drive Looms
Washington based UPI reports American officials foresee Mao Zedong’s drive to convert China into vast labor communes. They warn the plan risks human dignity while promising material gains. success could mark a harsher era for communism, failure might threaten its global hold.
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Reds May Seize Iraq Government
Washington officials warned the Iraqi government could fall to Communist forces as rioting and pro Moscow influence surfaced in Basra and Baghdad. They cited Wasfi Tahir as a Communist link and said Reds had infiltrated the Economics Ministry and propaganda units amid regional tensions including Lebanon.
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Township Plan OK Assured for Commissioners Petition
Plan to form a township is approved and ready to be included in a petition to Lorain County commissioners. Prosecutor Mikus will review language for legality before journalizing the petition. Officials say commissioners have no say on statutory requests and that proper petition language is essential.
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Youth Admits Killing Woman Near Columbus
A youth confessed to murdering a woman found bound and gagged in a Columbus area home. The victim, a 1952 Zanesville Lash graduate, was eight months pregnant and died from a single gunshot to the forehead. The suspect, identified as a South student, led investigators to the weapon owned by Hiram Porter. He described two trips to the Porters’ house, found the loaded .22 revolver, and attacked the woman while she ironed in the basement. He was held for murder in county jail as the investigation continued.
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Tidal Wave Strikes HUASCO Chile Harbors Damage Docks
A tidal wave hit HUASCO in northern Chile on Tuesday washing away over 45 yards of the sea wall in the harbor area. The strike caused substantial dock damage but no casualties were reported.
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Cold Snap Fades as Lorain County Nears Warm Spell
Lorain County enjoys a brief warm spell with temperatures rising from near freezing to the mid 30s by noon. A colder front is forecast to roll in later today bringing arctic air back, with only light snow flurries near Lake Erie and no significant accumulation expected.
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Quake Shakes Tokyo Downtown Early Morning
A brief earthquake hit downtown Tokyo at 3.59 am causing shaking in tall buildings though no major damage reported by officials. The tremor prompted early morning alerts as residents felt the ground move across central districts.
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Twenty New Cardinals Receive Red Hats from Pope
Vatican City upi The first consistory today awards red hats to 20 of 23 new cardinals named by Pope John XXIII as part of three ceremonies. Notables include Richard Cardinal Cushing of Boston and John Cardinal O Hara of Philadelphia.
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John Cardinal O'Hara
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DiSalle Names Newsman As His Assistant
Columbus reporter Gerald Doston of the Dayton Daily News was named assistant to Governor DiSalle. Poston will earn 12000 dollars yearly, serving as liaison between the governor and state agencies and handling press relations. He will remain in Columbus until January 12 when the Toledo Democrat becomes governor.
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