Parks Admission Fee Approved by Senate in Lansing
In Lansing the Senate approved a $2 annual parks admission plan by 25 to 8, with Sen. Elmer R. Porter predicting the governor will sign amid prior veto attempts. A companion bill to repeal a 1958 reflectorized license plate requirement also passed 21 to 12, while House opposition focused on costs and limited benefits.
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Lansing
Senate
Elmer R. Porter
H-Blissfield
Williams
Porter
Minnesota Mining and Manfacturing Co
Clerk Loses13,258 On Way To Bank
Greenville police and Michigan Consolidated Gas officials seek more than 13,258 in cash and checks lost by a local utility clerk. Berniece Kulas counted a deposit of 1,500 in cash and 11,750 in checks before leaving for State Bank. She believed she placed the bag in her coat pocket but found it missing near a drugstore. Police Chief Jerry Sage said the loss was discovered at noon and an immediate search was ordered.
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Greenville
Bank and
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co
Domercial
Jerry Sage
Berniece Kulas
Republicans push county control of license plate sales
Republicans renew push to turn auto license plate sales over to county treasurers. Secretary of State James M. Hare currently issues plates this year. The proposal was renewed by John P. Smeekens Elmer R. Porter and Edward Hutchinson. A 1959 senate bill passed but died in house committee.
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Lansing LF
James M. Hare
Williams
John P. Smeekens
Coldwater
Elmer R. Porter
Blissfield
Edward Hutchinson
Fennville
Senate
House
Detroit area steel workers vote on tentative contract
About 4,200 McLouth Steel Corp workers in three Detroit area plants will vote Friday on a new contract to end a weeklong strike. A tentative agreement was announced yesterday with details withheld until ratification.
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DE Kuga Ow
McLouth Steel Corp
Detroit-area
Titan fires second stage. boosts U S space hopes
Cape Canaveral reports the Titan rocket achieved a successful second stage ignition after a nine month gap, delivering a 24 ton engine with 60 000 pounds of thrust. Officials say the test demonstrates feasibility of large liquid fuel engines for space exploration and could help narrow the missile gap with the Soviet Union.
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Cape Canaverual
Mia
Titan
America
Russia
U.S
United States
Soviet Union
Free World
Crisies
Chevrolet Workers Strike at Flint GM Plant
A five day strike by about 10000 United Auto Workers members at the Flint Chevrolet manufacturing plant halted crankshaft work amid a dispute over speedups in the department. Union Local 653 authorized the action after last Thursday’s notice, as management cited operational changes and limited direct involvement by workers.
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Flint
United Auto
Chevrolet
General Motors
UAW
Ohio Teamster Presser found in contempt of Congress
William Presser of Ohio, head of the Teamsters union, convicted of contempt after judge James W. Morris ruled his refusal to say if he destroyed records after a Senate subpoena waived his Fifth Amendment protection. Presser had testified he complied with the subpoena to the best of his ability.
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Washington
William Presser
Ohio
Teamsters Union
Congress
U.S
Jamez W. Morris
Presser
Senate
Morris
Asst
U. S
William Hitz
Flasher Planned at US-223 Rome Road Intersection
The state highway department will install a flashing light Friday at the US-223 and Rome Road junction west of Rome Center. Eastbound Rome Road traffic must stop. US-223 stop signs will be removed while Rome Road stop signs remain. Drivers on US-223 turning left onto Rome Road should proceed with caution as eastbound US-223 traffic will not stop.
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State Highway Department
Rome Road
Rome Center
Donald Orne
Ant District
Mee Orne
Mr. Orne
Restful Night For Gen. MacArthur At Lenox Hill
Gen. MacArthur, hospitalized at Lenox Hill, had two restful nights. Medical bulletin today states his color is good and general appearance unchanged.
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New York
MacArthur
Lenox Hill Hospital
Medical Bulletin
Syrians report renewed shooting on Israeli frontier
Reports from Damascus said United Arab Republic outposts fired on a five man Israeli patrol near the demilitarized zone southeast of the Sea of Galilee. Israeli and UAR spokesmen described exchanges, with both sides accusing the other of provocations and positions near Tawatik.
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Jerusalem
Damascus
United Arab Republic
U.A.R
al Tel Aviv
Tawatik
United Nations
Raymond Pirlot
Mixed Armistice Commission
Israel
U.N
Sea of Galilee
David Ben-Gurion
Syria
Fegypt
Arab Republic
Akram Deery
USAR
1St Army
Sea of Galt
See
Lenawee Officials Attend Defense Act Instruction
A Lenawee county delegation joined 12 Michigan sessions in Detroit explaining the National Defense Education Act. Milton C. Porter led participation with school officials from Onsted Hudson Madison Morenci Adrian Tecumseh Clinton and others outlining federal aid for science mathematics and foreign language programs.
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Lenawee
Detroit
Department of Public Instruction
Public Ear
Milton C. Porter
Lenawee County
Mr. Porter
Elwood Little
Onsted
Joe Zapytow
Eisenhower Rejects Around the Clock Bomber Alert
President Eisenhower praised U S missile work as gratifying and rejected a continuous airborne bomber alert. He backed Gates and Twining against Power, called phrases by the generals parochial, and stressed trust in the defense leaders while avoiding Geneva negotiations and a space program boost. He favored revising atomic law for ally information and noted U S space progress with a 100 million dollar push for booster rockets.
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Wasakington
Eisenhower
America
Defense Gates
Gen
J Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Power
Strategic Air Command
Lisenhower
United States
Gates
Joint Chiefs
Twining
U. S. No
Geneva
Russia
Great Britain
geeTa Ee
U. S
Labor and Management Group Forms Aims for Adrian
Representatives of Jazor and Management met Tuesday evening at Rocking to discuss a labor management board. John O'Brien noted the city needs good labor relations to attract and retain businesses, while Dr Oliver Collins outlined objectives for board members. The group will meet monthly, with future talks aimed at defining goals and roles.
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Jazor and
Rocking
Labo
Ennan
John O'Brien
O'Brien
Adrian
Oliver Collins
First Methodist Church
O’brien
Motorist Hued as Cars Collide in Urban Intersection
Harold Spencley 21 at 223 Clinton Street was treated at Bixby hospital after a Tuesday night collision with a car driven by 16 year old Stephen Roy Vance at College Avenue and Pearl Street at 3 29 p m. Gary Green 14 of South Winter Street received a summons for defective brakes after his car rear ended Arvin Gippert 38 at 22 College Avenue at East Maumee and Clinton Streets. Victor Lawson 44 of Petersburg was cited for failure to stop in the clear distance ahead after his car hit Leland Blain 44 of Route 1 Sand Creek at Winter Street and Maiden Lane. Clifford McNicol 52 of North Adrian Highway received a summons for failure to yield right of way after a separate crash on North Main Street near Chestnut Street. The report also mentions Kerala election results and a political shift in India’s southern state amid a separate unrelated traffic note.
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Harold Spencley
Clinton Street
Bixby Hospital
Spencley
Stephen Roy Vance
Lincoln Avenue
College Avenue
Pearl Street
Gary Allen Green
South Winter Street
East Maumee
Clinton Streets
Arvin “Kenneth ~Gippert
Victor Owen Lawson
Petersburg
Lawson
Trivandrum
India
Leland M
Blain
Route 1
Sand Creek
State of
Kerala
Maiden Lane
Tion
Leo McNicol
North Adrian Highway
North Main Street
Chestnut Street
McNicol
Crosby Bride for Showgirl Heir Sparks Las Vegas Romance
In Las Vegas Lindsay Crosby, Bing Crosby’s youngest son of the late Dixie Lee Crosby, plans to marry Barbara Frederick, a 22 year old former Desert Inn chorine. The couple met in Las Vegas after brother Dennis’ wedding and renewed their acquaintance during the Crosby brothers’ visit last fall.
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Los Angeles
Las Vegas
Crosby
Bing
Phillip
Sandra Drummond
Dennis
Pat Sheehan
Tropicana
Lindsay Crosby
Dixie Lee Crosby
Barbara Frederick
Desert Ina
Bradley sinking hearings recessed in Michigan claims
A week-long hearing in Rogers City on division of 81.25 million among Bradley sinking claimants adjourned yesterday. U S district court commissioner Jerome Curtis heard testimony from 35 claimants including relatives of the lost seamen. No progress made. hearings to resume later in Detroit or Cleveland.
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Curtis
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicken Waits For City Pot
City police recovered two cases of dressed frozen chickens after a truck drop on West Maumee Street. They plan to store 50 chickens until the owner is found, with storage costs charged to the city.
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West Maumee Street
Senate approves ban on poll tax three-part amendment
The Senate cleared a three-in-one constitutional amendment including a ban on poll taxes by a 470 to 18 vote. It also would empower governors to temporarily fill house vacancies after a disaster and allow District of Columbia residents to vote in presidential elections and gain delegates to the House as if DC were a state.
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Washington
Senate
House
Act of Congress
District of Columbia
Congress
Rockefeller Back in Calculations in GOP Ticket Talk
Albany reports Gov. Rockefeller is again considered for either the Republican presidential or vice presidential nomination. D Eldred Rinehart, Maryland Republican chair, said he was told Rockefeller may wind up on the ticket after previously withdrawing Dec. 26. Rockefeller denied any intent to seek the vice presidential role as Molhouse, New York State Republican chairman, discussed the appraisal in a recent telephone call.
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Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Dent
Maryland
Camp David
Davi Ammunter
U.S
Albany
N.Y
Rockefeller
D. Eldred Rinehart
Annapolis
New York
Rinehart
L. Judson Molhouse
New York State
Turks Braved Snowstorm Halts Traffic in Istanbul
Istanbul awoke to its worst snowstorm in three years as winds from the Black Sea blanketed the city and disrupted land, sea, and air travel. In nearby Tzmit, two farmers were found frozen to death and Istanbul faced threats of a bread shortage.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Black Sea
Tzmit
Istanbull
Wholesale Gasoline Pricing In Michigan Attacked By Dealers
Lansing reports dealers attack open price practices in Michigan claiming they cut profit margins. The Michigan Retail Gasoline Dealers Assn urges legislators to curb wholesale price manipulation and oppose selective price cuts by a state trade commission. Nerlinger criticizes practices seen as unfair and points to a large network of stations in 57 counties.
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Lansing
Michigan
Post
Ers Assn
Ajout
Trade Commission
John W. Nerlinger
Nerlnger
Detroit
Nerlinger
Ann Arbor
Federal Trade Commission
Hartford City principal kills two teachers then commits suicide
Leonard G Redden 44 a Hartford City principal and World War II veteran shot Miss Harriet Robson 32 and Minnie McFerrenn 62 at a three grade school then fatally shot himself in a woods near town hours after a failed plan to seek psychiatric help. His wife said he believed rumors about Robson driven by gossip.
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Don Reeder
Hartford City
Ind
Leonard G. Red
Den
Redden
Harriet Robson
Minnie McFerren
Havel
Vhen
First Christian Church
Indiana
Leonard Redden
Miss Robson
Wourse
Muncie
Richard Monroe
Robson
Redden c
Minnie McFerrn
Turtlo Slayengs
Lincoln Day Banquet Set by Lenawee Republicans
The Lenawee County Republicans arrange the annual Lincoln Day banquet at Tecumseh Union Hall at 7:15 p.m. on February 3. Ardaje Ferguson will give the major address, with Rep. George Meader on the program. Tecumseh High School choir of 90 voices will sing. County officers serve on the reception committee.
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Lenawee County
Tecumseh Union Hall
Ardaje Ferguson
George Meader
Tecumse High School
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