Lenawee County Expands Special Education Program
Lenawee County announces a 23 member staff for the new special education program including speech correctionists, diagnosticians, and teachers for mentally handicapped and deaf students. State representatives will assist in August. total next year budget near $210,000 with salaries around $119,000 and about half paid by state funds.
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Milain C. Povier
Lenawee County
Porter
Midwest
Schol
Lenawee
State Department of Public Instruction
Special Education
Huties
Ling
Daly
Detroit Tax Plan Faces Opposition in Lansing
In Lansing, Rep. doka T. Bowman asks the attorney general for an opinion on Detroit s proposed one percent income tax. He argues non residents could be taxed without representation and cites workers in Detroit living outside the city. The plan, backed by the city council, aims to raise about 2.7 million dollars and mirrors a similar Saginaw proposal ruled illegal by the circuit and state supreme courts.
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Lansing
Doka T. Bowman
Roseville
Detroit
Bowman
G. Douglas Clapperton
Saginaw
Stade Supreme Court
Never-To-Be-Forgotten Trip Ends With Poisoning
Bedford Pa. high school seniors on a Washington trip faced carbon monoxide poisoning aboard a chartered bus on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. Of 35 students and 7 chaperones, nine remained hospitalized with headaches and nausea, while four were released to a hotel and later joined a second bus home.
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Bedford
Clinton High School
Washington, D.C
Bedford County
Claude Creger
Thomas O'Dell
Ron
Thomas
Claude Payton
Gale James
Last Call For Brush Pick Up In City Next Week
City official D. Jack Lemon announces final brush and leaf collection until fall. Residents must place items at the curb as crews will need to focus on trimming city property. all rubbish, including bulky items, will be removed on the regular schedule next week. Special trucks will handle leaves and heavy debris along the same routes.
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Jack Lemon
Mr. Lemon
AMA Opposes Medical Plan in Push for Aged Care Reform
The American Medical Association opposed the Eisenhower administration and the Forand bill on old age medical aid. AMA president Dr. Louis M. Ory of Orlando urged a new program to help near-needy not on relief, proposing liberalized old age assistance, better nursing home facilities, and voluntary health insurance for long-term care.
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Chicago
AMA
Louis M. Ory
Orlando
Fla
Orr
Body of youth recovered from well in Ironton
Ironton Ohio rescue crews pulled the body of Warren Payne a 17 year old high school athlete from a backyard well after a cave in buried him under sand. He was laying brick with his family when the wall collapsed and the sand filled the shaft.
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Ironton
Ohina
Tate
Warren Payne
Warren
Burlington
Tornadoes Kill 25 in Oklahoma and Touch Arkansas
A deadly Oklahoma storm complex, with 25 dead and about 21 000 injured, struck eastern regions including Wilburton and nearby towns. Torrential rain hindered rescues as outages and damaged communications spread. Additional tornadoes across Oklahoma and neighboring Arkansas left multiple fatalities, dozens injured, and widespread property damage in Keota, Sapulpa, Bristow, Ye Holtman, Morrilton, and Greensbrier areas.
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Wilburton
Okla
Oklahoma
Oklahoma College
Officiss
Moffet-Roland
Arkansas
Fort Smith
Keota
Eng Hly
Sipulpa
Tulsa
Sallisen
Cross Roads
Checotah
Bristow
Ye Holtman
Henryetta
New Controversy Swirls Over Gary Chessman Ashes
San Francisco reports a heated dispute over the unburied ashes of Gary Chessman, the so called sex bandit executed at San Quentin. Debates center on whether Chessman shielded a daughter not publicly acknowledged. Crematoriums and cemeteries in Glendale and Mt. Tamalpais await executrix Rosalie Asher’s destination decision as prosecutors cast doubt on the daughter claim.
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Gary
Chess
Chessman
Hawaii
New York
San Quentin Prison
Forest Lasyn
Glendale
Calif
Mt. Tamalpais Cremaldorium
Sacramento
Rosalie Asher
J. Miller
Leavy
Los Angeles
Cabvict
George T. Davis
California Institution For Men
Chino
Indonesian Students Storm Dutch Holdings
Indonesian students stormed the Dutch diplomatic headquarters and the envoy’s home in Jakarta to protest Dutch military reinforcement in Western New Guinea. About 860 demonstrators clashed with police, breaking furniture and tearing down flags before mobile guards dispersed them. no casualties were reported.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
O- Gay
New Guinea
Poucher Accepts $1,000 Draft To Settle All City Suits
Glenn W. Poucher accepted a draft of $1,000 to settle damages claimed by a Greenly Street car dealer against the city. The action involved court-ordered releases, a contempt hearing, and questions of Poucher's competence as he sought witnesses to prove his statements. Judge Mark Andrews presided, with City Attorney Edward Mack and Judge Rex Martin named in related actions.
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Glenn W. Poucher
Greenly
Poucher
Branch County
Mark Andrews
Andrews
Edward N. Mack
Lenawee
Rex Martin
Vic Keip
Hudson
Pouth
Mat
Lenawee County Population Report Sets 1960 Count
The U S census office in Jackson reports Lenawee County population at 77 268 for 1960. Adrian records 20 299 residents. Supervisor John R Thomson notes figures may change after credited non residents and local adjustments. 1950 population stood at 64 401.
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Jackson
Lenawee County
Adrian
John R. Thomson
Woman Kills 6 Wandering Cows Near Hesperia
Mrs. Alice Tozer 53 of Hesperia faced arraignment on malicious destruction of property after firing 16 shots from a .22 rifle, killing six neighbor cattle that wandered onto her land through a fence break. State police arrested her on a warrant led by Prosecutor Russell Sheperd. Cattle owner Joe Routsaul leases pasture adjacent to Tozer’s property. Tozer said ongoing cattle incursions troubled her.
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White Cloud
Alice Tozer
Rur
Hesperia
Joe Routsaul
Budget for Adrian set at 1.625 million with public hearing
After four and a half months of prep city officials will seek adoption of a 1.625 million dollar budget for the coming year at a May 13 public hearing at 7 30 p m. The plan calls for a 15 50 per thousand tax rate and reflects manpower and program revisions amid census and state revenue considerations.
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Arthur Swiger
Robert Finley
City Commission
Finley
Adrian
Municipal League
Red Flasher Aims To Scare Sparrows At Plant
The Bohn Aluminum Plant was not on fire Thursday night though a red amber light flashed inside the building. Workers said nearby residents phoned warnings about a fire. The system, installed to deter sparrows that roost and harass workers, flashes about 250 times a minute to exhaust the birds and drive them away, a method cited as successful elsewhere.
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Sendn
Bohn Aluminum
Bohn
Robert Hawiey
Princess Margaret Weds Antony in Royal Pageant
Princess Margaret and Antony Armstrong-Jones wed at Westminster Abbey in a sunlit ceremony watched by millions on radio and television. The bride faltered during the vows but recovered as Archbishop Geoffrey Fisher pronounced them husband and wife. Outside, Londoners cheered as the couple’s union ended a long royal romance, with Queen Elizabeth II observing.
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London
Margaret
Antony Armstrong - Jones
Westminster Abbey
Mararet
Tony
Archbishop of Canterbury
Quiey
Margaret Rose
Antony Charles
Robert
Geoffrey Fisher
Ste
Royal
Peter Townsend
Townsend
Church of England
J Margaret
Prince Philip
Armstrong-Jones
Roger Gillatt
Abbey
Queen Elisabeth II
Khrushchev pressures Eisenhower over summit trap
Soviet premier Khrushchev steps up anti American denouncements aiming to force concessions or blame the United States for a failed summit. Grechko echoed the attack saying a rocket destroyed a US weather plane, while a missing unarmed craft raises fears in Washington as officials return from the Middle East. Oliver Powers sobbed about his son Francis G. Powers, the missing pilot.
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Washington
Khyushchev
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
United States
Khru
Herter
State Department
Middle East
Grechko
Supreme Soviet
U.S
Russia
Norton
Oliver W. Powers
Francis G
Powers
Virginia
Princeton
W. Va
Ike to Get Unwanted Low in Spirits Areas Bill
The Senate prepares to send to President Eisenhower a 251 million dollar areas bill aimed at aiding chronic unemployment. It would provide federal loans and grants to distressed communities in coal towns in Pennsylvania and West Virginia and low income rural areas to attract new industries and retrain workers.
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Senate
Fusenhower
Congress
Eisenhower
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
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