Pope John XXIII elevates 23 prelates to cardinals in Vatican
In a secret consistory at the Vatican Pope John XXIII raised 23 archbishops to cardinal, including Richard Cushing of Boston and John O’Hara of Philadelphia. The move increases the Sacred College to 74, surpassing the 70‑member limit, with a public consistory to follow and a St. Peter’s Basilica ceremony planned.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Philadelphia
Boston
Vatican
Sacred College
Sixtus V
China
Peter
Holy See
John
Richard James Cushing
John F. O'Hara
Pontifical College
Rome
Janiculum
Amleto Cicognani
United States
St. Peter’s Basilica
TV's Kingfish Tim Moore Dies in Los Angeles
Harry R. Tim Moore age 70, famed as Kingfish on Amuos n Andy TV series, died Saturday in Los Angeles after a period of critical illness from advanced tuberculosis beginning November 4.
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Los Angeles
Harry R
Tim) Moore
Potemkin Smiles Stir Memory At Cincinnati Art Museum
Dr Kelley Hale watching the silent Potemkin at the Cincinnati Art Museum notes the piano accompaniment sounds like Charlie Fischer a Wilmington pianist who played at the Murphy Theater 40 years ago. Fischer appears after the show and was engaged to bring realism to the film. Potemkin is part of Iliac movies series with Metropolis slated for January.
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Kelley Hale
Potemkin
Cincinnati Art Museum
Charlie Fischer
Wilmington
Murphy Theater
Fale
Fischer
Iliac
Metropolis
Western Big 3 Stand Firm on Berlin Dispute
Paris reports the Western Big Three Britain France and the United States affirm their stance on Berlin. They reject Soviet plans to let East Germany control Allied traffic and outline agreed issues for replies to the Soviet note. NATO allies will be consulted as they prepare formal notes to the Soviets.
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Paris
West Berlin
North Atlantic
Berlin
Britain
France
United States
Western Europe
U.S
John Poster Dulles
Maurice Couve de Murville
Selwyn Lloyd
NATO
NATO Council
Nikita Khrushchev
Iron Curtain
Ohio Draft Call For January Drops Below December
Ohio's draft call for January will be 745, about 200 below the 936 called this month. The youngest registrant may be at least 22 on or before January 1. County totals list many counties with small numbers, Franklin leading with 25.
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Ohio
Columbus
Selective Service
Clintons
Fayettes
Greene
Warren
Highland
Hocking
Athens
Perry
Faurfield
Vinton
Pickaway
Ross
Franklin
Madison
van Wert
Putnam
Paulding
Mercer
Allen
Auglaize
Archer Bags 2 Boars in Standing Indian Refuge
Bill Abbott hunted over the weekend in Standing Indian Refuge and bagged two wild boars with a bow and arrow. The report notes successful hunting activity by Abbott in Canton North Carolina.
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Canton
N.C
Bill Abbott
Standing
Two Local Colts Win Trophies from OCRA
The Ohio Colt Racing Association honors two local standard breds Senator Frost and Wilellen at the annual awards dinner in Dayton. Senator Frost driven by Richard Buxton won multiple heats earning the three-year-old trotting trophy and a share of 13,830 dollars across 10 events. Wilellen, also a three-year-old pacer, claimed the pace trophy with six of 20 heats, driven by Buxton for Galvin.
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Ohio Colt Racing Association
Senator Frost
Wayne W. Galvin
Wilmington
Ray V. Foster
Lima
Wilellen
Galvin
Montgomery County Fairgrounds
Dayton
Richard Buxton
Urbana
Buxton
OCRA
H. K. Bailey
Fairmeade Greenacres Farms
Foster
McKinley Kirk
Washington D. H
United Sates Trotting Association
Frost
Lebanon
Xenia
Troy
Owensville
Marion
An Wert
Carthage
Donna Goose
Willard E. Frost
Frank Garrett
So Quick
Layaway
Samuel Huttenbauer
Cincinnati
Jim Hackett
Carthage Fair
Dick Nelson
Vineddy
Nagget Wilson
Corwin Nixon
Lira
O. L. Mears
Toledo
Dick Buxton
Trotter
Pickwick Farms
Bucyrus
Walter Michael
Quality Girl
Royal Flash
Egyptian Byrd
Morris Installed as Presbyterian Pastor in Wilmington
The Rev. John W. Morris was formally installed as pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in Wilmington with about 125 attendees. Installation leader Rev. Chesley T. Howell was joined by several local ministers and Dr. Lowell Palmer. A reception followed in the church school with candles, Christmas greenery, and a serving table centerpiece.
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John W. Morris
First Presbyterian Church
Wilmington
Chesley T. Howell
Cincinnati
Russellville Presbyterian Church
Lowell Palmer
Cincinnati Presbytery
Morris
Ronald A. Gordon
C. S. Barns
F. Garland Weis
Earl Fisher
John L. Jones
Vernon Fawley
Calvin Beal
Maurice Spencer
Eugene Shaffer
Clive Murray
Vernon Frawley
Moscow Raps Big 3 Parley
Moscow radio assails Western ministers for ignoring Soviet Berlin demilitarized city plan. It mocks Paris talks on West Berlin as unchanged, pledges to defend East Germany, and rebukes Western threats to send troops.
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London
Moscow Radio
Berlin
Paris
West Berlin
Pravda
East Germany
Soviet Union
Chiropractor Charged with Strangling Mother in Ohio
Charles Arthur Stockham a 35 year old Portsmouth chiropractor faces a first degree murder charge after strangling his mother Lucy Stockham 66 in their rural Slocum Station home. He reported the death to the sheriff and showed little concern as deputies described his actions and statements.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Charles Arthur Stockham
Stockham
Sheriff's Office
Slocum Station
Lucy Stockham
James
Danny
Scioto County
Turncoat Ringleader Wants To Come Home
American Richard G. Corden of East Providence Rhode Island, leader of 21 Korean War turncoats, is reported ready to return from five years in Red China. Red Cross sources say he may arrive at the Hong Kong border Friday, but officials have no confirmation.
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Hong Kong
Richard G. Corden
East Providence
R.I
Red China
Red Cross
Corden
U.S
Cold snap grips much of Ohio with snowfall forecast
Associated Press reports zero or below readings across Ohio with Dayton at minus seven as bitter arctic air grips the region. Temperatures stay 6 to 10 degrees below normal for five days while light snow remains likely statewide and roads stay slick north and east of Cleveland–Chardon–Jefferson.
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Ohio
Weather Bureau
Dayton
Columbus
Findlay
Cincinnati
Toledo
Akron
Cleveland
Chardon and
Jefferson
Ohio Turnpike
Canada
Midlands
Gulf
Midwest
Chicago
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Florida
Great Lakes Region
Ohio Valley
New England
Quakers Edge Findlay in Overtime Thriller
Carlos Hamilton scored twice at the line in overtime as the Quakers edged Findlay College 71 69 at Whittier Place Court. Bob Buroker and George Morton sparked a late rally while Charlie Cox forced a 67 67 deadlock to set the stage for the dramatic finish.
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Don Bogard
Whittier Place Court
Carlos Hamilton
Quakers
Findlay College
Wilmington
Oilers
Findlay
Bob Buroker
George Morton
Campaign loan secured by bonds tied to right to work push
Columbus Ohio AP report says a $392000 campaign loan backing for the right to work measure was secured by government bonds drawn from reserves of the Ohio Manufacturers Assn and Ohio Chamber of Commerce. The chamber posted $358000 in bonds and the Manufacturers group $50000. The chamber also lent $261500 directly, totaling $619500 for the effort led by State Rep Elton Kile.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbus
Ohio Manufacturers Assn
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Elton Kile
Madison
Kile
Brown
Mercury Dips to Five Below in Local Subzero Wash
Wilmington and Clinton counties endured frigid conditions with subzero readings Sunday. Official observations by Mrs. Ethel H. Hayes note minus five at 8 a.m. and five below by night, with other areas at six to seven below zero and a noon rise to five and 1 p.m. at eight above zero.
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Wilmington
Clinton County
Ethel H. Hayes
Fatal Shooting Sparks Moonshine Bust in Columbus
A shotgun killing on Columbus East Side uncovers a bootleg whisky ring. Detectives arrest Asa Cole, Hutchens' brother in law, after finding five bottles in a rooming house and 90 more bottles with Jeff Cole. The younger Cole says the shooting followed an argument over his sister.
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Columbus, Ohio
Henry Hutchens
Columbus
Hutchens
Asa Cole
Cole
Jeff
Washington Court House
Nationalists Say Mao To Lose Job In China Shakeup
Nationalist sources predict Gen. Chu Teh will take over as head of the Red Chinese government from Mao Tze-tung. They say a face-saving way to ease Mao from the party top is planned to quiet unrest, after reports that the CCP Central Committee met in Hankow to decide on Mao’s replacement.
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Taipei
Chu Teh
Mao Tze-tung
Mao
Communist Party
Central Committee of
The
Chinese Communist Party
Hankow
Pacifist minister facing possible appeal over tax summons conviction
Cincinnati AP report details Reverend Maurice F. McCrackin who refuses an appeal. His court appointed lawyers Dewey and Berry seek a new trial, arguing judicial remarks and tax topics outside evidence harmed the case. Judge Druffel sentenced McCrackin to six months and a 250 dollar fine.
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Cincinnati
Maurice F. McCrackin
Fred Dewey
University of Cincinnati
Theodore M. Berry
Dewey
John H. Druffel
U. S
Aiken Leads Liberals in GOP Senate Shot
A group of 10 liberal Republicans voted unanimously to mount a challenge for Senate leadership. Sen. George D. Aiken said a full slate of candidates would be presented at the January GOP conference, with no endorsements yet and no White House encouragement reported.
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Senate
George D. Aiken
R-Vi
Senate Republican Conference
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
GOP
Everett M. Dirksen
R-Ill
William F. Knowland
Calif
White House
Eisenhower
Aiken
Thomas H. Kuchel
California
Ruchel
John Sherman Cooper
Kenneth B. Keating
Jacob K. Javits
New York
Frank Carlson
Kan
Clifford B Case
Hugh Scott
Winston L. Prouty
Prescott Bush
Conn
Richard M. Nixon
Congress
Bridges
James C. Hagerty
Sesson
Hagerty
New Congress
Meade Alcorn
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