Ohio Mercury Struggles to Higher Reading
Temperatures across Ohio moderated about 15 degrees in the last 24 hours with only Marion recording a top near zero. An elderly man died from exposure in New Bloomington near Marion and another Columbus man remained in critical condition after a cold exposure on a city sidewalk. Overall, readings stayed below normal though some relief spread from the midcontinent.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Weather Bureau
Marion
Dayton
Findlay
Cleveland
Akron
Toledo
Columbus
Cincinnati
Marietta
New Bloomington
Clarence V. Young
University Hospital
Charles E. Drossel
Midwest
Nurse Impersonation Leads to Annulment Scam Case
In Santa Barbara and Ventura counties authorities pursue a case of a mother-in-law, 54 year old Elizabeth Duncan, accused of staging an annulment by impersonating Olga Kupczyk, 30, after the two were married in June. Olga, then missing, and Frank Duncan, 29, a Santa Barbara attorney, allegedly testified to a non consummated marriage. Police say the real Olga separated and was found with her belongings in an apartment. A staged annulment occurred August seventh in Ventura Superior Court. Two men are jailed on kidnapping suspicions related to the case.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Elizabeth Duncan
Ventura
Olga Kupczyk
Vancouver
Frank Duncan
Santa Barbar
Ventura Superior Court
Olga
Frank
Duncan
Mrs. Duncan
Khrushchev Attacks Malenkov Molotov Antiparty Group
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev delivered a sharp new attack on the Malenkov Molotov antiparty group at a Monday Central Committee meeting. Tass reported he charged them with stalling patriotic drive to match US grain and livestock output, opposing the virgin lands project, and opposing key agricultural and economic measures. He cited their 1957 Kremlin shakeup as evidence of their failures and noted no immediate actions against all five ex-officials.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Malenkov- Molotov
Khrushchev
Communist Party
Central Committee
Kremlin
Tass
Georgi Malenkov
Nicolai Bulganin
V. M. Molotov
Dimitri Shepilov
Lazar Kaganovich
Soviet Union
Ivan Serov
Serov
Malenkov
Molotov
United States
Scolded Boy Dies in Freezing Weather
In Merrick New York a six year old boy named Tommy Donahue ran away after a scolding from his father. A two day search ended when his body was found along a road embankment. He died from exposure.
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Merrick
N.Y
Tommy Donahue
Thor Missile To Be Fired From New California Base
A 10,000 mile an hour Thor missile sits on a Vandenberg launch pad awaiting a secret time for liftoff. The first shot will test new launching and tracking facilities at the California coast base 150 miles north of Los Angeles. The Air Force plans to launch satellites, possibly carrying mice or a monkey, and return them in recoverable capsules to study manned spaceflight safety for future lunar missions.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Pacific
Air Force
California
Los Angeles
Earth
Space
Atlas
Titan
Runaway Youth Confesses Slaying Five in California Family
San Diego police report 16 year old Carl Eder confessed to killing Mrs Lois Pendergast and her four children after being befriended by Thomas Pendergast, who had taken him in. Eder described the murders carried out with a pistol and hunting knife following an argument over a noisy child.
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San Diego
Calif
Thomas Pendergast
Pendergast
Carl Eder
Tom
Pendergas
New York
Eder
Lois Pendergast
Mission Beach
Gast
Diane
Allen
David
Fire Sweeps Wilberforce Dormitory
A major blaze hit Emery Hall at Wilberforce University early Tuesday, gutting the center section and threatening wings as 10 fire companies battled the flames. The dorm houses 140 students with no injuries reported while two ambulances stood by. the $200,000 two story building, built in 1912, remained out of control by 2 30 p m.
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Wilberforce University
Emery Hall
Central State College
Beaver Creek Township
Yellow Springs
New Jasper
Cedarville
Xenia Township
Clifton
NATO Envoys Open Door to East West Talks
At Paris the NATO foreign ministers rejected Soviet pressure in Berlin but left room for high level talks with the Soviet Union on East West issues. Dulles said Khrushchev would not risk war over Berlin and urged not to concede, warning that a concession would invite further demands. Ministers agreed to tell Moscow Western powers are ready to negotiate a general European settlement.
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Paris
Berlin
Soviet Union
West Berlin
U. S
Dulles
North Atlantic Council
Khrushchev
Europe
Five Johnson & Johnson Executives Die In Plane Crash
A company plane carrying seven men including five executives from New Brunswick New Jersey crashed in a swamp during a snowstorm. The craft was en route from Linden to Boston and was lost after the pilot reported an engine failure near Franklin Massachusetts at 9 30 a m.
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North Smithfield
R. I
New Jersey
Johnson & Johnson Co
New Brunswick
N. J
Linden
Boston
Franklin
Mass
Resignations Rise as Sabina Audit Finds Errors
Sabina village faces multiple resignations after a state exam uncovers bookkeeping flaws. Councilmen Cecil Anders and Clarence Elzey along with City Solicitor P Paul Pusateri resigned amid findings of improper payments totaling over a thousand dollars and a $921.87 overpayment to engineers.
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Sabina
R. E. Haecker
Cecil Anders
Clarence Elzey
P. Paul Pusateri
Salary raises in Wilmington schools completed
The Wilmington Board of Education finalized a salary adjustment plan for school personnel at a Monday meeting. The certificated staff see a nine to 11 percent range, with specific boosts for the superintendent, high school principal, elementary principals, clerk-treasurer, substitutes, and other staff including nurses secretaries and cooks.
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Wilmington
Explosion Splits Barge After Gasoline Pump Dry
A violent explosion ripped a barge in Pasco Washington splitting it in two after being pumped dry of 200000 gallons of gasoline at the Columbia River port. Police reported no deaths and oneinjured man aboard. Cause unknown.
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Pasco, Wash
Columbia River
Cooper Spurns Bridges Offer Of Peace in GOP Squabble
In Washington Senator John Sherman Cooper predicts rejection of a peace bid from Senator Styles Bridges as a fight for Senate GOP leadership heats up. Bridges backs Everett Dirksen to replace retiring Knowland while Cooper leads a 10 senator bloc pushing their own leadership candidates. Bridges hopes to avoid splitting Republicans before January caucus.
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Cooper
Washington
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Senate
Bridges
GOP
Eisenhower
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
William F. Knowland
California
Knowland
Dirksen
Cooper Group
Girl Tries To Stop Auto Dies After Car Rolls
In Independence Missouri a 9-year-old, Pamela Sue Frankier, died after a family car rolled down a driveway. Her father Elton E. Frankier had parked the car and, while he collected magazines, the vehicle rolled free. Pamela ran to stop it and was crushed against a tree. The 22 month-old brother released the brake and the car began rolling.
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Independence
Pamela Sue Frankier
Elton E. Frankier
Pamela Sue
Robert
Pamela
Foreign Envoys In Peiping Told Of Retirement
In Peiping foreign diplomats were told Mao Zedong will step down as government chairman next month. Chen Yi said Mao will not seek re election at expiry of his term in January and will remain head of the Communist party. The notice contrasted with Taipei reports of coercion by party leaders.
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Warsaw
Poland
China
Peiping
Mao Tze-tung
Chen Yi
Mao
Communist Party
Chen
Communist Party Central Committee
Formosa
Taipei
Chiang Kai-Shek
Party Central Committee
Hanhow
New Cardinals Awaiting Rites at Vatican City
In Rome the 21 new cardinals, elevated by Pope John XXIII on Monday, spend a quiet day preparing for Wednesday and Thursday ceremonies. On Wednesday the pope will present scarlet zucchettas birettas and cardinal capes at a semi public consistory, with final rites Thursday in St Peter's Basilica.
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Vatican City
Rome
John XXIII
Vatican
John
St. Peter’s Basilica
Parents mob unionist in Japan strikes disrupt schooling
In Kochi Japan fifty angry parents mobbed and beat the chairman of the Japan Teachers Union amid strikes that interrupted their children's schooling. The attack highlights tensions between teachers unions and parents over labor actions.
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Kochi
Japan
Japan Teachers Union
Ten year old spends one thousand dollars in a day
In Burlingame California a 10 year old boy Philip Bertetta is handed a thousand dollar prize for naming a rocket ship and must spend it in a single day. He buys trains planes a bicycle two television sets gifts for family and church and ends with a $100 savings bond and donations.
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Burlingame
Calif
Philip Bertetta
Phil
Gail
Brother Jerry
Jerry
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