U S Business Braces Itself For Coming of Space Age
New York AP reports business leaders bankers and investors eye missiles and space related growth as the economy crawls back from a recession. Industrial stocks rocket components and missile fuels rise while overall stock volume and bond sales grow amid notes on space driven innovation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pentagon
Russia
Bal Harbour
Fla
Assn
James M Gaven
Army
Lantz Named To Ohio House Speakership
James A. Lantz 37 year old Lancaster attorney elected speaker of the Ohio House by the Democratic caucus in Columbus. Rep. Jesse Yoder was chosen majority floor leader and Norman Fuerst named majority whip. Lantz victory bolsters Gov elect DiSalle and followed a 51 25 secret ballot win over James J. McGettrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columb‘s
Ohio
James A. Lantz
Lancaster
Jesse Yoder
Dayton
Arthur H
Brady) Milleson
Freeport
Harrison County
Norman Fuerst
McGettrick
Denison University
Santa Claus Day Rewards Foreign Students at Wilmington
Veronica Fabritsky of Austria and Amy Lisner of Holland, two foreign freshmen at Wilmington College, found gifts in shoes left for Santa Claus Day. The city of Wilmington also impressed with prompt snow removal by Ernest Olvis and crew.
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Santa Claus
Holland
Austria
Wilmington College
Veronica Fabritsky
Amy Lisner
Santa
Veronica
Amy
Friends Hall
Bouquet
Wilmington
Ernest Olvis
Service Department
Olvis
Little Rock School Board Polls Open In Integration Clash
Voters in Little Rock elect a new school board amid federal orders to integrate. All 13 candidates oppose integration. Faubus backs a segregationist slate while labeling a rival slate integrationist. Polls ran 8 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. with a moderate turnout anticipated.
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Little Rock, Ark
Little Rock
Orval E. Faubus
Faubus
Capital Citizens Council
BIS Building Bids To Be Asked Again
The Ohio State Department of Public Works will re advertise for bids for a vocational arts building at the Boys Industrial School and remodeling of six other structures. C A Yeager & Co submitted the apparent low bid of 121 293 but omitted a roofing item that cannot be added after the deadline. The state estimate was 137 274 and the second lowest bid was 163 200 by the Knowlton Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
State Department of Public Works
Boys Industrial School
C. A. Yeager & Co
Portsmouth
the Knowlton Co
Bellefontaine
Ohio CD Chieftain OKs Friday's Alert
A snow storm hampered evacuation of Ohio state government from Columbus to Athens during Fridays Civil Defense alert. Maj. Gen. Leo M. Kreber praised the drill as the best performance of any similar exercise, noting participation fell from 750 to 300 due to weather. The drill was part of Operation Alert Ohio 1958, a series of week long Civil Defense exercises.
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Athens
Ohio
Columbus
Leo M. Kreber
Civil Defense
Kreber
Youths Dominating U S Prison Population
ST. LOUIS AP reports about 37 percent of all prisoners in the United States are aged 18 to 25. James V. Bennett, director of the Bureau of Prisons, calls the growing youth presence in prisons a problem of surpassing importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
United States
James V. Bennett
U.S Bureau of Prisons
Jury To Deliberate In Student Killer Case
Ohio trial report says Leo Petres aged 69 faces first degree manslaughter charges for shooting Keith Hutchison a 19 year old Ohio Wesleyan University student after an incident at a north Delaware fruit stand. Hutchison died later at a hospital. James Haines 19 testified he rode with Hutchison to steal apple cider. Petres claimed he fired to warn off intruders when the car left with its lights off.
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Delaware
Ohio
Leo Petres
Keith Hutchison
Ohio Wesleyan University
Peters
Hutchison
Bedford
Cleveland
James Haines
Rooster
N. Y
Here
U.S. 23
American flier used as pawn in Berlin standoff
An American airman Lt Richard Mackin who parachuted into East Germany is held as a bargaining chip in Berlin. East German officials demand direct talks with the East German state. West Berlin and the Western Big Three refuse recognition or negotiations with East Germany. Khrushchev threatens to hand over Soviet control of transport to East Germany in six months.
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Berlin
East Germany
Richard Mackin
U.S
Mackin
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
West Berlin
United States
Britain
France
Khrushchev
Old OSU Armory To Be Torn Down
Ohio State University trustees approved a $15 976 contract with Cuyahoga Wrecking Co to demolish the damaged armory after a May 17 fire. They also greenlighted a two story Animal Science building and remodeling Plumb Hall at an estimated total of 1 268 957 dollars on the west side of the Olentangy River.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University
Board of Trustees
Armory
Cuyahoga Wrecking Co
Cleveland
Olentangy River
Stunt Man Kennedy Dies After Fall From Horse in Film Scene
NATCHITOCHES La Fred Kennedy a 48 year old stunt man with more than 25 years in the business was killed Friday when he fell from a horse during a final scene for a motion picture authorities said Kennedy was a character actor and stunt man with a long screen career and his death closes a week of filming in the area.
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Natchitoches
Fred Kennedy
Lawyers find trio of paintings valued at fourteen million dollars
Two Chicago lawyers who buy art sleuthing pieces claim three paintings authenticated by Prof Amadore Porcella sum to about 14 million dollars. Giorgione's Christ Carrying the Cross, Bellini's Sacred Conversation, and Raphael's The Massacre of the Innocents are valued at up to 14 million in total.
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Chicago
Vatican
Amadore Porcella
Vatican Gallery of Art
Christ Carrying the
Cross
Giorgione
Giovanni Bellini
Raphael Sanzio
Rudolf Vasallo
Paul DeLaney
Delaney
Porcella
Vasalle
Raphael
Ohio Education Association Sets Objectives At Convention
The Ohio Education Association approved a legislative program calling for more state money for public schools and an expanded retirement board for teachers. Other items include uniform school entry age, a 52 million dollar boost in state aid, streamlined district reorganization laws, and automatic renewal of operating levies unless 15 percent petition for repeal.
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Cleveland
Ohio Education Assn
Sylvia Todd
Lakewood
Dea
Harland B. Horton
Akron
Ohio
O'Neill Seeks Smooth Changeover to DiSalle
Outgoing Ohio Governor C William ONeill plans a smooth transition to Governor elect Michael V DiSalle in January He orders state department heads to cooperate fully for an orderly transfer on January 12 and to have proposals and plans ready by Monday ONeill and DiSalle will meet Tuesday to discuss the handover.
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Columbus
Ohio
William O’neill
O'Neill
State Department
Michael V. DiSalle
Bids Open on Two Clinton Air Base Projects
Huntington W Va AP two projects advertised for bids at Clinton County Air Force Base near Wilmington Ohio heating plant addition and distribution lines bid openings set for January 8 dining hall modification bids due January 15
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Huntington
W. Va
Clinton County Air Force Base
Wilmington
Ohio
Dayton Boy Faces Formal Murder Charge
Dayton teen Carl Farley 16 is charged with second degree murder in the fatal shooting of Julius Milnickel 19. Milnickel was shot on a downtown street Thursday night after Farley and companion Bobby Carder 16 challenged Milnickel and four others to a fight.
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Dayton, Ohio
Carl Farley
Dayton
Julius Milnickel
Milnickel
Farley
Bobby Carder
Greek Children Aid Red Cause Select 200 Return Home
In postwar Greece some of the 27 000 children seized by Communists behind the Iron Curtain have been allowed to return. About 200 returnees are placed in mountain villages with disillusioned parents. After a decade in custody they describe glamorous places, becoming effective propagandists for their captors.
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Athens
Greece
Togetherness in Court for Glover Family
Traffic patrolman Kenneth W. Nieman flagged Cecil W. Glover 34 for a stop sign violation. While issuing the ticket a second car ran the sign and was signaled to the curb. Glover and Mrs Sadie Glover 24 will appear in traffic court together on December 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Kenneth W. Nieman
Nieman
Cecil W. Glover
Glover
Sadie Glover
Glovers
Preacher Defrocked Over Las Vegas Casino Shenanigan
Maurice D. Tulloch, once a Baptist minister in Topeka Kansas, renounced his pastorate after becoming a shill for a Las Vegas casino. He was stripped of his ministerial standing on Friday.
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Topeka
Kan
Maurice D. Tulloch
Las Vegas
Alabama judge defies federal probe over voting records
Circuit Court Judge George Wallace in Montgomery defies the Civil Rights Commission by vowing to jail any agent who attempts to take impounded voter registration records from Barbour and Bullock counties. The commission subpoenas target six Alabama counties amid a grand jury investigation of voter fraud.
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Montgomery
Ala
George Wallace
The
Civil Rights Commission
Commission
Barbour
Bullock
Wallace
Federal Commission
Alabama
Dallas
Macon
Lowndes
Wilcox
Escapee Serves His Time and Gains Freedom Again
Aaron Gordon lived nine years as a fugitive in Texas after escaping London Prison Farm Ohio. He married started a flour covering business in Houston and sent two children to college. In 1957 he was sent back to Ohio to finish a life term for killing Mrs. Rose Becker in Cleveland during a burglary. He left Ohio Penitentiary as a parole prisoner and headed to Houston. Governor ONeill commuted his sentence in September to second degree making him parole eligible.
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Aaron Gordon
London
Houston
Tex
Ohio
William O’neill
Gordon
Columbus
Texas
Here
Rose Becker
Cleveland
C. William O’neill
Pioneer III Fails to Reach Lunar Distance in Salt-etched Launch
Cape Canaveral AP report details Pioneer III a 23 inch cone launched by the Army aboard a Juno II rocket that fell short of lunar distance with speed 25 000 mph needed. NASA head Glennan says 40 000 miles from earth at 5 15 am EST but trajectory and burn duration limited. Major Medaris notes tolerances and tracking will decide how far the probe might travel before burning up.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Space Agency
Washington
Earth
T. Keith Glennan
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Moon
William Pickering
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
California Institute of Technology
Pickering
Air Force
John B. Medaris
Army
Missile Ordnance Command
Medaris
Navy Vanguard
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Little Rock School Board
BIS
U. S
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Ohio Education Association
H. C. McCord
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Howard Andreas
Donald J
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