Officials Of 3 States To Talk Over Problems
Ohio Indiana and Kentucky officials meet in Cincinnati at the Netherland Plaza to discuss turnpike tolls river navigation and interstate bridges. Gov Lausche leads Ohio with George Craig Indiana and Lawrence Wetherby Kentucky heading their delegations as highway and legal chiefs join.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Frank J. Lausche
George Craig
Lawrence W. Wetherby
Netherland Plaza
Lausche
Louisville
Elizabethtown
Jeffersonville
New Albany
Ind
Ohi
U.S. Army Engineers
Former Track Star Warns On Alcohol Ads
Glenn Cunningham testifies before a Senate Commerce subcommittee urging a bill to ban interstate advertising of alcoholic beverages across radio television newspapers and other media He cites youth influence and notes liquor firms seek new customers from the young Cunningham a Kansas U alum and father of six says liquor ads attract youths and that prohibition could return within 20 years Plymar Iowa attorney argues ads drive beer sales and traffic alcohol crashes suggesting up to 2000 lives saved annually if ads are restricted
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Washington
Glenn Cuningham
Kansas
Senate Commerce Subcommittee
Sen. Langer
House Commerce Committee
Purtell
Ronn
Senate
Cunningham
Kansas University
Cedar Point
Kan
William N. Plymar
Des Moines
Towa
House
United States
Court Allows 24 950 Claim Damages in Fatal Pennington Fire
In Madison Circuit Court Judge Russell E. Stewart awarded 324 950 in damages to Steve Wangers administrator of William E Pennington deceased against Truck Transport Company Inc and James Robert Grisham for the fatal U S 24 crash near Napoleon Ohio February 2. The suit filed by Cook and Cook Kokomo names the defendants and seeks 25 000 in other actions including multiple divorce filings and property matters. The docket lists various civil actions including divorces notes and real estate disputes across Kokomo and Pendleton.
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Madison
Russell E. Stewart
William E. Pennington
Elwood
Napoleon, C
Cook and Cook Law
Kokomo
Truck Transport Company, Inc
James Robert Grisham
Steve Wangers
Pennington
U. S. 24
Napoleon
Eocuit
Betty Frank
Edward Frank
Wayne Thornbay
Ruth Bakes
Lloyd Bakes
Lawrence H. Robbins
Willington
Truck ‘Transport Company, Inc
Cook
William Tinsley
Uda Tinsley
Donald P. Jones
Helen Carmine
Leon Carmine
Halley and Sharp
Abraham Small
Lois Small
Dearmond
Booram and
Wilma Marie White
William S. White Jr
Salyer and
Cleveland
Juanita Keller
William Keller
Schrenker
Thornburg
Thornsburg
Dallas Brown
Ursula Brown
J. ‘C. Finney
Associates Investment Company, Inc
Elizabeth Vallen Halls
Russell Vallenhalls
J. D. Finney
New Suits
Steve ‘Vangers
William Eugene Yennington
Aintiff
State of Indian
Omar
Iet
Deendant
Beard Shirley
Miriam Shirley
New York Central Railroad Company
Pendleton
Alley
Walter McGinnis
Catherine McGinnis
Sherman Hall
H. Richman
Wilbur Richman
Ora J. Niccum
Macil M. Niccum
Auto Ignition Changes Set for 12-Volt Systems
Auto industry notes a shift toward 12-volt electrical systems within two to three years, driven by higher compression engines and more electrical options. Nash Metropolitan already uses 12 volts, while other cars require modifications to the generator and lighting. Earlier 8-to-12-volt changes raised fears about parts in small towns, but no major issues emerged. The trend anticipates 24-volt trials but the era now includes windshield wipers, radios, heaters, and window lifts as standard accessories.
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Tast
Nash Metropolitan
England
Kiwanis Kids See Science Show At Luncheon
Four special Dad's Day program for children was presented yesterday noon during the Kiwanis luncheon by John Nin and William McDaniel of Delco Remy engineers. More than 100 young persons attended as youngsters saw jet engines and life development displays. A. T. Hastings and George McMahan arranged the program under the division's public relations office, with Robert Clark Kiwanis president thanking members and guests for the demonstration.
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Kiwanis
Johnnin
William McDaniel
Delco-Remy
Scien
A. T. Hastings
George McMahan
Robert Clark
Slain Vice Foe Buried, Seek Cleanup
Funeral services were held for Phenix City attorney general candidate Albert J. Patterson as ministers urged residents to end gambling and racketeering. Investigators seized two heads and sought a fleeing suspect after Patterson was shot last Friday night. A witness was sought who may identify the man seen leaving the scene.
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Phemia Uny
Wortice
Albert J. Patterson
Henix
Trinity Methodist Church
Catterson
Ralph Mathews
Seavice Constontey
Patterson
Fone Baptist
Phenix
E. Stele
West Side
Phenix City
Montgomery
Alabama
Gordon Persons
United States
Anderson Rotary To Honor Youth at Weekly Luncheon
Anderson Rotary Club hosts a noon luncheon at the YMCA with youths invited as guests for a program and prizes for the youngest and oldest present. More than 37 guest reservations have been turned in, according to club reports.
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Anderson Rotary Club
YMCA
Priz
Club
Truman Ready To Go Home From Hospital
Former President Harry S Truman, age 70, after emergency gall bladder and appendix removal, shows cheerful recovery and plans to leave hospital in about ten days. He yesterday sat up, took a single step, and asked friends to relay to supporters to be out in a few days. The operation occurred Sunday morning after illness at Call Me Madam performance. Messages of goodwill came from Churchill and Attlee, with Adlai Stevenson among others. Firefighters freed a child locked in an upstairs apartment at 604 Hendricks Street.
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Harry S.truman
Tom Evans
Evans
Truman
Wallace Graham
White House
Independence
Graham
Winston Churchill
Clement Attlee
Adlai Stevenson
Publicity awards go to libraries in several cities
The John Cotton Dana publicity awards for library programs were announced at the American Library Association conference. The Enoch Pratt Free Library in Baltimore won the top award for populations over 20,000, while the South Bend Public Library in Indiana took the 100,000 to 200,000 population class prize. California has half a million acres of vineyards.
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Ghnaparulid
John Cotton Dana
Baltimore
South Bend
Ind
Council Buffs
Iowa
Pinedale
Wyo
The
American Library Assn
Enoch Pratt Free Library
California
Brown County GOP Setup Ruled Illegal
The Indiana Republican state committee ruled Brown County's May primary reorganizational election illegal alleging G T Fleming-Roberts gavelling himself into re-election before the legal meeting time. A subcommittee headed by Al Cast of Kentland will oversee a new election under Cast's supervision.
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al Cast
Kentland
Cast
Brown County
Soviet atomic cannon tops US in report
Frankfurt based Frankfurter Neue Presse cited Soviet zone officials claiming the first Soviet atomic cannon surpasses American A guns in range and weight. The 110 ton gun allegedly has 45 kilometer range and a larger calibre than the 85 ton US 20 millimeter piece with 20 mile reach. The weapon was said to be stationed at a secret Mecklenburg site near the British zone. The U.S. Army in West Germany has five battalions with 30 atomic cannons west of the Rhine. no official comment yet.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Frankfurter Neue Presse
East Germany
Mecklenburg
West Germany
Rhine River
U.S. Army
Repor
Free Booklet Shows How Deaf Hear With Clarity
A Chicago acoustical scientist reports that modern electronics can help the hard of hearing regain speech clarity. Beltone offers a free illustrated booklet describing deafness and remedies, available by mail to Electronic Research Director Dept. 590B Beltone Hearing Aid Co. 2000 W 38th St Chicago 32 NL.
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United States
Chicago
Beltone Hearing Aid Co
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