Early Sandusky aviation pioneers Benoist Ausmus and Cooke
The article notes Air History figures Benoist Ausmus and Cooke as early Sandusky aviation pioneers with photos of their first planes. It mentions this story and photos appear on page 17, while Dear Abby style advice continues daily in The CT and a review of Dear Teen-ager is in Speaking of Books on page 12.
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Benoist
Ausmus
Cooke
Sandusky
Abby
Dick Tomanek Highlighted in This And That Notes
Russ Davies compiles Rustlin' Around with notes on Dick Tomanek the baseball pitcher and various notable figures. The piece appears in This And That on page 20, with additional family reading in Week-End Dividend Pages on pages 20 and 21.
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Russ Davies
Dick Tomanek
Amherst
Lorain
Oberlin
Church
Elyria
Wellington
Cars Smear Blood After Valve Opens On Rt 20
A tank truck leaves a blood smeared trail after a valve failure on Route 20. The incident unfolds across three villages and ends in Lorain as authorities pursue the motorist at high speed amid hectic election year tension and special circumstances.
Soviet Ships Probe Staked-Out Pacific Space Area
Russian ships with extensive electronic gear moved near the central Pacific as Moscow designates a 45,000 square mile zone east of the Marshall Islands to be off limits from Jan 15 to Feb 13 for rocket tests aimed at heavy satellite and planetary missions. Officials weigh whether the actions signal a spaceflight push this year.
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Washington
UPI
Central Pacific
Moscow
Russia
Marshall Islands
U.S
United States
Navy
Midway
Honolulu
Pacific
State Department
Weather Outlook for Northwestern and Northeastern Ohio
Sunshine dominates today with high near 32 to 37 degrees. Tonight and Sunday bring partly cloudy skies and little temperature change with a slightly warmer Sunday. Overnight low 23 to 28, Friday's range 31 to 42, last year’s Friday 16 to 24. Precipitation: trace in 24 hours to Friday p.m. Humidity peaks 83 percent at 7 am, 52 percent at 1 pm, 79 percent at 7 pm. Sunrise 7:53 a.m. Sunset 3:16 p.m. Moonrise 2:31 p.m. Moonset 3:59 a.m. Sunday.
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Ohio
Fire damages home as family escapes smoke and flames
A Columbia family woke to their two year old crying and found a smoldering fire in the living room fireplace paneling. Firefighters from Columbia extinguished the blaze after breaking through the upper paneling. The Henrichs family evacuated to relatives while the home aired out. An insurance investigator will review the incident next week.
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Frances Henrichs
West River Rd
Columbia
Doreen
Donna
Deborah
Grandmother's
Columbia Fire Department
Henrichs
Seven More Removed From Floe Charlie Station
Air Force planes evacuated seven civilians from the Charlie ice island in Alaska as 30 below zero winds lashed the site. Five were taken on the first flight, two more on a second run, with winter fissures expanding along the edge. Eighteen scientists remained. $200,000 of gear must be moved before those on site leave. Names of evacuated civilians included Vodlker, Chapman, Willie Jr, Herron, and Chance.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
UPI
Air Force
Charlie
Ladd Air Force Base
Robert I. Vodlker
Memphis
Tenn
Warneck
Chapman
St. Petersburg
Fla
Roy E. Willie Jr
Bethesda
Thomas J. Herron
Marquette
Mich
Charles T. Chance
Franklin Lakes
N.Y
Democrats See No Tax Cut Push In Election Year
Democratic leaders say no agreement with the Eisenhower administration to avoid a general tax cut this year. They cite the projected $4.2 billion budget surplus and the president's goal to reduce the national debt, with no plans to override his opposition in the election year.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Eisenhower
Treasury
Robert B.anderson
Richard M. Nixon
Senate
Child Welfare Aide Cleared of Embezzlement Charges
Jefferson County prosecutor Calvin Hutchins dropped embezzlement charges against welfare worker Helen Butler after new evidence showed the $1,082 Social Security funds were turned over to the county child welfare board. Cancelled checks unavailable earlier confirm funds not misused by Butler.
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Jefferson, D
UPN
Ashtabula County
Calvin Hutchins
Helen Butler
Missing New York debutante hunted after party
Police and private detectives search for Gamble Benedict 18 who vanished after a Dec 26 coming out party. Her guardian Mrs Henry Harper Benedict says she left the Harper mansion near Fifth Avenue on Dec 27 and has not been heard from since aside from a Dec 30 phone call promising to return for New Year’s Eve.
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New York
UPI
Gamble Benedict
Remington Typewriter Co
Henry Harper Benedict
Navy probes sabotage on nuclear ship Long Beach in Quincy
Navy officials confirmed possible sabotage to electrical cables on the nuclear powered cruiser Long Beach at Fore River yard in Quincy with FBI involvement. A similar incident had been reported on the Nautilus submarine last October as the service labeled the damage as potentially intentional and not delaying delivery.
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Quincy
Mass
UPS
Navy
Long Beach
E. H. Batcheller
Office of
the Supervisor of Shipbuilding
Fore River
Bethlehem Steel Co
Batcheller
Val
FBI
Navy Saki 2
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Naval Intelligence
Oae
Naval
Portsmouth
N.H
Nixon's Name Put on Ohio Presidential Ballot
Nixon consented to enter Ohio's presidential primary with the Ohio GOP pledging 56 delegates to him. Gov. DiSalle backed by Ohio Democrats planned to run as a favorite son. Nixon's birthday entry followed his Washington talks with Bliss and a separate New Hampshire ballot filing.
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Columbus
UPI
M. Nixon
Heac
Nixon
Chicago
Ray Co. Bliss
Ohio
Washington
Bemis
Micchael V. DiSalle
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
DiSalle
Concord
N.H
Richard
Ohio Republic
Humphrey Plans Nine-State Campaign Swing in Ohio Visit
UPI reports Senator Hubert H. Humphrey will tour nine states this month for the Democratic presidential nomination, with a stop in Ohio among others. He aims to rally support as the campaign intensifies across key battlegrounds and neutral states alike.
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Washington
U S Steel and Union Sign Pact Ends Long Dispute
U S Steel and the United Steelworkers signed a formal contract ending a protracted dispute. U S Steel is the eighth major producer to seal an agreement with the union, with Great Lakes Wheeling and Armco expected to sign soon. The pact follows terms outlined in a Monday memorandum negotiated with Vice President Nixon and Labor Secretary Mitchell. Union President McDonald urged that the contract demonstrate no need for legal restraints and pave the way for steel industry peace while addressing labor-management issues.
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U. S. Steel
Great Lakes
Wheeling
Armco
U. S
Richardm. Nixon
James P. Mitchell
David J. McDonald
McDonald
Committee On Human Relations
Congress
R. Conrad Cooper
Human Relations Committee
Ten Children Die In Twin Montana Chicago Fires
Two separate fatal fires claim ten children near Thompson Falls Montana and in Chicago. In Montana a ranch house blast killed six children ages 2 to 14. two 4 month old twins and the mother Mrs Lionel Scott were burned and hospitalized. In Chicago four children ages 1 to 6 suffocated from smoke while their mother was away. the victims Tyrone Milton Linda and Tynia perished in a West Side apartment fire.
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Thompson Falls
Mont
UPI
Montana
Lionel Scott
Scott
Harry Dodson
Here
Dodson
Chicago
Lenora White
West Side
Auto Crash Fatal in Medina Kills Har ry Hewitt
UPI reports Mrs Harry Hewitt age 28 of Seville mother of three was killed when her car veered off Ghio 3 and struck a tree.
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Annie Collica
Los Angeles
United States
Sicily
UPI
Medina
Harry Hewitt
Seville
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Frances) Henrichs
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James E. Johnson
Syracuse
N. Y
Bliss
Nixon UK
U.S. Steel and Union
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