1956 presidential prospects split AFL CIO convention
As GOP and Democrats court labor support, Eisenhower weighs re election plans while AFL CIO convenes and leaders including Averell Harriman, Steven son, and James P. Mitchell address delegates. Mitchell signals continued loyalty to pro growth stance amid health setback.
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Afl-Cio
Labor Movement
GOP
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Gav
Averell ‘Harriman
Ad- Jai Stevenison
AFL
Lab
James P. Mitchel
Republic
Sen
Rais Gislush
Democratic
Georgia Governor Burned in Effigy Protest
Reported in Atlanta today a demonstration against a racial segregation proposal led by students lighting figures of Governor Marvin Griffin and burning a governor effigy downtown. Felty cites 400,000 Ohio drivers unfit and questions exam requirements affecting middle aged drivers.
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Felty
Ohio
Marvin Griffin
Atlanta
Ferty
Young demonstrators burn dummy on campus amid city outrage
Police report mass vandalism as students on a Sugar Bowl day parade burned a Griffin labeled dummy on a Tech campus tree and dragged another through Atlanta business district. In Harvey suburb a 50 year old mother Ruth Beal was found strangled and bound, with her naked body partly covered by rugs, as husband Larry Beal, 52, returned home.
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Trom
Griffin
Tech
Atlanta
Chicago
Harvey
Ruth Beal
Larry
Weather report notes 55 degree high and overcast
The city airport recorded a mild high of 55 degrees with overcast skies this morning. Snow and sleet possible late tomorrow as colder air moves in. Yesterday reached 45 degrees, dropping to 44 overnight. fog affected eastern regions but did not close the airport.
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Zanville
Woman Swallows Dope to Destroy Evidence
Cincinnati police report a 24 year old Virginia Rawson swallowed about 10 heroin capsules to destroy narcotics evidence after an arrest. She resisted medical pumping, saying she’d rather die, but was hospitalized and stomach pumped. Both spouses face prior narcotics indictment.
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Cincinnati
Virginia Rawson
General Hospital
Nurse Kills Herself After Wounding Man in Cleveland
Patricia Hazel Kelly, a 40 year old private nurse, wounded Ben Greenberg, 65, with a revolver in her Cleveland apartment and then shot herself in the head. Greenberg, described as Kelly's husband, was treated at St Luke's Hospital for arm and wrist wounds. Detectives report Kelly fired several shots before retreating to a bedroom and killing herself.
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Cleveland
Patricia Hazel’ Kelly
Phi
Ben Greenberg
Miss Kelly
Greenberg
St. Luke’s Hospital
Argentine May Get US Loan for Steel Plant
Buenos Aires reports Dr Raul Prebisch announced a potential United States loan from the Export Import Bank to Argentina. The funds would finish the San Nicolas steel plant in northern Buenos Aires Province, with Holland present but limited details on further loans.
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Buenos
Man Convicted in Brother’s Slaying in Cleveland
A Cleveland court yesterday found James King, 30, guilty of second degree murder for killing his brother John King, 32, after an argument over the defendant using the brother’s automobile. Judge John J. Jahan sentenced the man to life in prison.
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Cleveland
Commion Pious Court
James
King
John
John J. Jahan
Notice for Radio And Television Fans
Temporary production difficulties prevent printing the daily radio and television program insert. Beginning tomorrow, the paper will publish day by day schedules and continue this policy until conditions normalize. Full week listings will resume in Saturday editions of The Times Recorder and The Zanesville Signal.
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Telelvision
Times Recorder
Zanesville
Funeral for Sara Russell Tuesday
Funeral services for Sara Russell, born December 28 1937 in Springfield Ohio, will be held Tuesday. She grew up mainly in the area, graduated from Zanesville High in 1954, and worked as secretary for Muskingum county agriculture extension. She is survived by her parents two sisters and a paternal grandfather.
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Robert. Russell
Sean Gale
Sville
Allen Kohler
Gale
Ter
Sis
Martha
Miss
Russell
Springfield
Zanesville High
Muskingum County
Caget House
South Zanesville Church of the Nazarene
Mary Russell
Rt 2. Ae Aj
Jobless machinist held for Heights Savings robbery
Edward F. Kump, 28, a jobless machinist, arrested on an armed robbery charge in the $2,100 holdup at the Society for Savings Heights branch. He admitted the crime saying debts and headaches prompted it. Police linked him to the getaway car and recovered the money and pistol. Mrs Mayer, the teller, described the demand.
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Cleveland
Society For Savings
Heights
Cleveland Heights
Edward 4. Kump
Kump
Margaret Mayer
Photo Device Traps Burglar In Bedroom
Richard Bianco, 19, was arrested Friday on burglary charges after a photo device rigged to flash captured a burglar entering a victim’s bedroom. The suspect, Bluak 34, admitted setting the device to trap intruders and claimed past burglaries. Meanwhile in Manhattan, Burke faces the electric chair after a murder verdict, with defense alleging insanity and appeals planned.
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Libor
Icture
Charles “Hogarty
Joseph
Bluak
Ae Warked
Biarco Elmer
Trige
Manhattan
Burke J
Boston
Burke
Brink
New York
Sing Sing
Edward "Poochy
Walsh
Underworld
Shopping Season Sparks Heavy Holiday Buying
Merchants report brisk shopping as the Christmas season peaks. Stores plan extended hours, with extra Friday and Monday openings, and a long rush period. Zanesville high students begin working in stores to meet holiday demand starting mid December.
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Nex
ZHS
Zanesvile High
Adlai and Williams Settle Differences
Adlai Stevenson and Gov. G Brennen Williams of Michigan declare they are not at war and will talk over campaign dif ferences. They spoke at the League of Young Democrats convention and assailed the Eisenhower administration. They met briefly at a Stevenson reception, exchanged cordial gestures, and planned future talks. A Bethesda Hospital poll finds broad support for enlarging and modernizing the hospital and a wide campaign.
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Oklasoma City
Adlai’ Stevenson
G. Brennen Williams
Michigan
Stevenson
Williams
League of Young Democrats
Eisenhower
Menas
Ste ‘Yvenson
Agust
Tomaire
Bethesda Hospital Expansion Support From Public
Residents of Zanesville and nearby communities express backing for Bethesda Hospital expansion. Baker notes a 15 percent questionnaire return, calling it a very gratifying response while indicating 10 percent is typically high. More than half of respondents added comments, showing health needs awareness in the area.
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Zanesville
Baker
Train Derailment Injures Two Workers Near Spencerville Ohio
An Erie Rail Broad freight train derailed east of Spencerville, injuring two conductors. The eastbound freight consisting of 31 cars derailed last night near Lima, Ohio, along the route. Authorities investigate the cause as crews assess track and equipment damage.
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Lima
Ohio
Erie Rail
Spencerville
Twelve Britons Dead In Barnes Train Wreck
An electric passenger train bound for West End from central London collided with a freight train near Barnes Station eight miles west of London. Twelve people died, including two children, and about 150 aboard were injured or unaccounted. Passengers and fire crews fought flames as off duty railway workers helped evacuate the injured and authorities shut the line after the power circuit failed.
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Barnes
England
London
Ven
West End
Thames Valley
Barnes Station
Coac
Anthony Alcok
George Peters
Pecsisi
Red Leaders In Burma On Sales Tour
In Rangoon Burma the Soviet leaders Khrushchev and Bulganin visited as Dulles and Portugal's foreign minister condemned Soviet remarks on a Far East tour. Khrushchev’s temple speech angered Western reporters and Burmese officials warned reporters to stay distant. The trip included Myingyan and Maymyo amid hostages seized by an armed group.
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Burma
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Waft State Dulles
Portugal
U Nu
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Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
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Mandalay
rea- U_ Nu
Heho
Shan’ States
Khrushchev
Dulles
Paulo Cunha
Mint
Far East
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