DiSalle orders reopening of Klumpp Bergen case
Ohio Governor Michael DiSalle ordered a reinvestigation into the death of Louise Bergen, directing the Highway Patrol to cooperate with Hamilton County Prosecutor C. Watson Hover. The move follows Mrs. Edythe Klumpp’s murder conviction and life imprisonment, with four new incidents cited as grounds for renewed inquiry.
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Amherst voters reject ballot in special election
Amherst residents vote no in a special election by a 1,002 to 774 margin. The report notes the outcome on page 27 and previews related items on other pages.
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Eisenhower ends presidency after nearly 50 years in service
President Eisenhower delivers a solemn farewell as he ends eight years in office and ends a long career of public service. He urges vigilance against military and industrial dominance and hopes for peace and prosperity in the coming era.
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Eisenhower Urges Amendment for Earlier Presidential Takeover
President Eisenhower urged a constitutional change to let a new chief executive take office sooner after election and at least 80 days before Congress meets. He spoke at his farewell press conference about timing for transitions and budget preparation, while Kennedy's victory loomed as a major political disappointment.
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China May Get Seat in UN, Stevenson Says
Adlai Stevenson testified before senators on his U S delegation to the United Nations saying the admission of Red China to the UN may be impossible to prevent and represents a probability at some future date. He spoke during consideration of his nomination in the Kennedy administration era.
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Khrushchev Backs Armed Revolts and Berlin Pressure
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev pledged continued support for inevitable national liberation wars worldwide and warned against Western withdrawal from Berlin. He cited Algeria and Vietnam as examples and claimed Moscow alone halted Britain and France during the 1956 Egypt invasion, in a Jan. 6 speech released by Kommunist.
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Autopsy Points to Necrosis in Elyria Woman Death
An autopsy on Florence McCauley, 40, of Elyria, shows necrosis and hemorrhage in the brain stem as the immediate causes of death. Her body will be sent to San Francisco for further studies and final arrangements at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home. Her husband filed a $250,000 suit alleging illness linked to a 1959 vaccination.
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Democrats Back Sam Rayburn Plan to Liberalize Rules Committee
House Democrats overwhelmingly approved Speaker Sam Rayburn's plan to enlarge the Rules Committee to ease passage of President elect John F. Kennedy's liberal program. Rayburn announced the move at a closed caucus as necessary to clear the way for congressional action.
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Boy survives 60 hour entrapment after wreck near Taholah
Seven year old Michael Mason of Tacoma describes a long night trapped in wreckage with his father Thomas after a late Saturday crash. State Patrol suspects excessive speed caused the plunge down a 20 foot embankment near the Quinault Reservation. Paul Rowe of the State Highways Department located the boy after hearing his cries for water.
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Red Invasion? Troops Reach Near Thailand
North Thai sources say two regiments of Communist Chinese forces pushed 250 miles through North Burma and are now within 10 miles of Thailand as of this month, according to United Press International.
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Divers Enter Wrecked Tower Off New Jersey Coast
Divers penetrated the submerged wreckage of the Texas Tower off the New Jersey coast in a bid to recover 26 Air Force personnel believed trapped. Initial entry into the tower’s living quarters found only debris as the search continued to explore all parts of the tri-bubble structure.
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