Judge Gets Ultimatum to Answer Ohio Ouster Suit
In Columbus Ohio the Ohio Supreme Court set January 1 1959 as the deadline for Youngstown Judge Frank R Franko to answer a quo warranto action aimed at ousting him from the bench The court warned that failure to respond will yield a judgment of ouster and cited that indefinite suspension as grounds for removal while noting judges must remain members of the legal profession.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank R. Franko
Youngstown
Ohio Supreme Court
Franko
Atty
William Saxbe
Saxbe
Supreme Court
Jet Pilot Dies As Chute Fails Near Wright-Patterson
Lt. Col. Alston L. Brown 37 of Scottsville New York commander of the 56th Fighter Interceptor Squadron was killed when his F104 jet crashed four miles west of Wright Patterson Air Force Base. The parachute failed to open after he ejected, the craft clipping a tree and plunging into a drainage creek amid a sparsely populated area near Ohio 69 and Chambersburg Road.
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Dayton, Ohio
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Alston L. Brown
Wright-Patterson
Scottsville
N. Y
Ohio 69
Chambersburg Road
80th Wedding Anniversary Starts with Prayer in Utah
FAIRVIEW Utah AP Peter and Celestia Peterson celebrate 80 years of marriage with a prayer filled tribute. He 98 she 97. Mayor Otis Nielsen and Apostle LeGrand Richards praised their devotion at a testimonial dinner. They wed December 11 1878 in St George. They had 10 children, 253 descendants, and 326 total relatives when including in laws.
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Fairview
Utah
Peter
Celestia Peterson
Otis Nielsen
Apostle LeGrand Richards
Latter Day Saints (Mormon
St. George
Here
Peterson
Peter Peterson
Petersons
Senator Frost Ranks 10th in Harness Sport Poll
Senator Frost, a 1.2 speed trotter owned by Wayne W. Galvin and Ray V. Foster, placed 10th in the harness horse of the year poll by 80 sport writers. Emily's Pride won, with Belle Acton second and Shadow Wave third. Merrie Anna Belle, Speedy Pick, and Gold Worthy followed in the top ten. Dick Buxton drives and trains the horse.
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Senator Frost
Wayne W. Galvin
Wilmington
Ray V. Foster
Lima
Emily’s Pride
Belle Acton
Shadow Wave
Merrie Annabelle
Speedy Pick
Gold Worthy
Charming Barbara
Trader Horn
Darn Safe
Dick Buxton
Winter Aiming Another Snowy Punch at Ohio
Ohio endures record cold as Millport, Salem and Willoughby report extreme lows. Official readings range from 18 below to 11 above in few locations with Columbus and Akron-Canton near record lows. Snow from the northwest aims to blanket most of the state, with Ashtabula already reporting about 26 inches.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Columbiana County
Millport
Salem
Willoughby
Columbus
Delaware
Zanesville
Circleville
Youngstown
Chillicothe
U.S. Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
Dayton
Cleveland
Toledo
Cincinnati
Chesapeake
Lawrence County
Weather Bureau
Lake Erie
Ashtabula
Snark Missile Flies Test Across Atlantic
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP A Snark guided missile the nation s most advanced intercontinental weapon blazed across the Atlantic on a round trip test The 69 foot weapon was fired once then recovered Officials said the aim was to test new instruments aboard the Snark Details on range and equipment were not disclosed The Snark with a 6000 mile range will be operational next July with the first unit to Presque Isle Maine
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Atlantic
Cape
Presque, Isle
Maine
Frisco Feels Quake Shakes City and Surrounding Area
An earthquake struck San Francisco and surrounding areas within 50 miles early today. Initial reports say damage appears minor with no major injuries.
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San Francisco
Tape Recordings Point to Two As Bombers at Fountain of the World
Police say two former cult members carried out the Fountain of the World bombing near Chatsworth California. Tape recordings made the night before show they planned to confront Krishna Venta and “bring him to justice.”
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Krishna Venta
Venta
Box Canyon
Los Angeles
Muller
Kamenoff
Joshua Tree
Tarzana
B. B. Cummings
Ventura County
County Officials Consider Earnings Tax for Counties
The County Commissioners Assn of Ohio backs a resolution seeking authority from the Legislature to levy a county earnings tax. The proposal mirrors city income taxes and is one of 24 resolutions at the group’s convention, with other items including higher county office fees and hiring legal counsel without prosecutor approval. The meeting also includes the County Engineers Assn as they push for more funds for road projects. Gordon Augsperger of Butler County is set to be elected president of the commissioners association, with Cecil W. Stacy of Washington County as engineers president. County officials from Clinton include Commissioner Artie H. Fisher, Will W. West, and Clerk Mrs. Joseph Rider.
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Association
Ohio
County Engineers Assn. of
William O’neill
General Assembly
Common Pleas
Gordon Augspurgr
Butler County
Commissioners Association
Cecil W. Stacy
Washington County
Engineers Group
Clinton County
Artie H. Fisher
Will W. West
Joseph Rider
Frank Thatcher
Maynard Barton
Sleeping Family Of 6 Perishes In Ohio Home Fire
A family of six sleeping in two beds in a three room frame house near Aid, Ohio burned to death early today. Elmer Littlejohn 29 Betty 25 and four children Gary 7 Gail 5 Dorothy 3 and a 3 month old were found in or near beds, others died in a separate blaze in Forest Dale. Oil stove likely started the fire. deputy sheriffs noted rapid flames trapping victims. Lawrence County fire toll rose to eight in less than a day.
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Ironfon
Connie Sue
Forest Dale
Ironton
Littlejohn
Aid
Ohio 141
Big Four Foreign Ministers Talk Explored as Berlin Tension Eases
Washington diplomats discuss a spring Big Four foreign ministers meeting to calm East West strains over Berlin. Some officials expect the Western Allies to push a broader German future agenda, while Moscow issues heighten the Berlin dispute.
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Washington
Berlin
Germany
Nikita Khrushchev
West Berlin
Nixon Influences Eisenhower State of the Union Plan
Vice President Richard M. Nixon has injected his viewpoints into the drafting of Eisenhower's State of the Union message. He met for two hours with Attorney General William P. Rogers, Labor Secretary James P. Mitchell, and Welfare Secretary Arthur S. Flemming to steer cabinet recommendations.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
Nixon
Congress
Capitol
Atty
William P. Rogers
Labor
James P. Mitchell
Welfare
Arthur S. Flemming
American prelates to receive red hats as cardinals
Archbishops Richard Cushing of Boston and John O Hara of Philadelphia and Msgr Amleto Cicognani arrived in Rome to be created cardinals. The consistory is set for Monday in Vatican City by Pope John XXIII.
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Rome
United States
Archibishops
Richard Cushing
Boston
John O’hara
Philadelphia
Msgr
Amleto Cicognani
Vatican
John XXIII
Man 73 Wins Half Million From Unknown Kin Estate
Fresno and Montpelier native Charles C. Binkley, 73, was awarded half of a $3,126,488 estate by a Superior Court jury after proving he was the son of Mrs. Cora Nidever’s half-sibling. Eight nieces and nephews contested, but the jury ruled in his favor following a three and a half hour deliberation.
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Man
Superior Court
Binkley
Cora Nidever
Montpelier
Ind
Nidever
Indiana
Joseph Binkley
Union Barred From Holding Convention
A U S District Court judge ordered the Teamsters to comply with court appointed monitors reform orders and barred them from holding a planned convention in March 1959. Judge Letts emphasized monitors' powers to oversee a union cleanup and require court approval for any new convention.
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Washington
U.S. District Court
Teamsters Union
F. Dickinson Letts
James R. Hoffa
Letts
Iowa
One Shot Bug Killer Studied at Wooster Ohio
Scientists at Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station Wooster study systemic insecticides that travel in plants to kill pests. Dr. Jay Sleesman says soil application gives 100 percent control for potato leaf hoppers but risks human harm if misused. Potentials include ornamentals and Dutch Elm disease. convention ends with banquet and election of George Devries as president.
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Cleveland
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Wooster
Jay Sleesman
Vegetable Growers Assn. of America
Dr. Sleesman
George Devries
Evergreen Park, Ill
Paul B. Ruetenik
Vermilion
Hoover Cited for Service by Patriotic Societies
Former President Herbert Hoover was cited in New York for outstanding service in advancing the American way of life by the Conference of Patriotic and Historical Societies.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
The
Conference of Patriotic and Historical Societies
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