GOP Shows Zip In Texas Loses Bid In Big City
In Texas the GOP failed to gain in a special Senate election with John G. Tower leading a 70 candidate field and facing a runoff against Blakley or Wright. St. Louis elected Democrat Raymond Tucker to a third term as mayor by about 41 thousand votes. In Aurora Illinois Paul Egan lost a bid for a third term as mayor ending eight turbulent years including appointing a parrot as police chief.
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Big City
St. Louis
GOP
John G. Tower
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas Election Bureau
Tower
William A. Blakley
Jim Wright
Blakley
Wright
Raymond R. Tucker
Ben H. Lindenbusch
Tucker
Lindenbusch
Republican National Committee
Aurora
Ill
Paul Egan
Egan
Upswing In Labor Force Puzzles Economic Experts
Government data show a rising labor force in March helped by more women and possibly teens seeking work. Unemployment fell by 210,000 while total unemployed reached 6.516 million, the highest idle figure in 20 years. Walter Heller forecast a turnaround is near, but unemployment may stay near 7 percent until under 4 percent before 1962.
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Washington
Labor Department
Walter W. Heller
Kennedy
Iron Age predicts April steel ship ments rise. February decline noted
The Iron Age forecasts a 5 percent increase in steel shipments in April from March. February shipments fell by 300,000 units less than expected, totaling 5,495,000, marking the first drop in a six month rise. Employment trends were discussed alongside.
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New York
Ohio Map Top Priority Delays Other Survey Work
Thomas B. Nolan director of the geological survey told a House subcommittee that a rush project in Ohio has forced him to cut back on map work elsewhere. The Ohio plan aims for an up to date topographical map for road programs costing $1 million annually with state matching and a three year finish.
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Washington
Ohio
Thomas B. Nolan
Geological Survey
House
Nolan
Ohio House Votes on Conflict of Interest Bill
The Ohio House votes today on a bill aimed at keeping state officials including legislators on the straight and narrow by tightening conflict of interest rules.
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Columbus
Ohio House
Found My Wheel Cover in Messenger Classifieds
When R B lost a wheel cover he placed a Lost ad in the Messenger Classifieds and received a call the next day. The ad read Spinner Wheel Covers 3 Bars Initials R B on inside last Friday night Reward Call LY 20814. Thousands read the Classified Pages daily to see offers and wants. Call LY 3 1242 for service.
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Messenger
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Call LY
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Farmers withhold livestock to press price claims
NFO leaders announce a three day Midwest action to close the gap between current prices and cost of production. Oren Lee Staley says the move will broaden today and continue indefinitely with a predicted 25 to 40 percent drop in cattle hog and sheep supplies.
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Des Moines
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Midwest
Oren Lee Staley
Corning
Iowa
Staley
Group Wants Ratterman For Sheriff
A new nonpartisan group the Committee of 500 in Newport and Campbell County chose former Cleveland quarterback George Ratterman to run as an independent for sheriff. He will seek a clean crackdown on vice if supporters pledge a lasting, honest campaign.
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George Ratterman
Cleveland
Campbell County
Committee of 500
Ratterman
Voters defeat Fairland School Bond Issue in two runs
Voters in Lawrence and Gallia Counties reject the Fairland School District bond proposal for 285000 to buy land and build a new elementary school. The defeat came in an 854 to 374 vote.
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Fairland
Lawrence
Gallia
Macmillan and Kennedy hold talks on Laos ceasefire prospects
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan and President John Kennedy met at the White House to discuss world problems with emphasis on a Laos cease-fire. The talks included four planned sessions over three days and potential Soviet acceptance of a verified cease-fire before 14-nation pacification talks.
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Harold Macmillan
Kennedy
Laos
White House
Macmillan
Russia
Canada
Cuba Withholds UN Charge Amid Soviet Caution
At the United Nations in New York Cuba refrains from raising its long standing charge that the United States plans aggression against Fidel Castro. The move follows Soviet signals to avoid inflaming the Cold War dispute as the assembly focuses on routine issues. The debate over disarmament is deferred to fall.
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N. Y
Cuba
United States
Fidel Castro
Assembly
Soviet Union
Hungary
Tibet
U.S
State Department
Castro
International Communist Movement
Trimble Schools Tap Burr Oak Pipeline Water Relief
Trimble schools received water from the Lake Burr Oak pipeline under an emergency action to relieve the system after a landslide cut the waterline from Jacksonville. NED WILLIAMS said the two schools reopened after a tap-in as metered users. a Monday meeting at Glouster will address future billing and village water sales concerns.
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Lake Burr Oak
Ohio Division of Water
Department of Natural Resources
Ned Williams
Columbus
Burr Oak
Williams
Jacksonville
Ashbrook Case Slated June 5 in Las Vegas
LAS VEGAS Nev June 5 has been set for the trial of Byron Baldwin Ashbrook former bank executive from Newark Ohio who is accused of strangling his wife Betty Jane 36 last Christmas Eve He has pleaded innocent to the murder charge and is a 35 year old father of five.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Byron Baldwin Ashbrook
Newark
Ohio
Balding
Betty Jane
Ohio Needs 19.5 Billion For Highways By 1980s
Ohio highway officials say more than 19.5 billion dollars are needed over the next 20 years to bring roads to acceptable standards. Guy E. Neeper notes that 58.6 percent of Ohio’s road mileage is below minimum standards to meet projected 1980 traffic.
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Columbus
Ohio
Guy E. Neeper
Finch Jurors Strain In Death Penalty Deliberations
Los Angeles report notes jurors showed strain entering the third round of life or death deliberations in the Finch murder case. The panel is not yet near deadlock as they decide punishment for Dr. R Bernard Finch and Carole Tregoff for the doctor's wife killing.
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Los Angeles
R. Bernard Finch
Carole Tregoff
Cancer Expert Mazao Tsuzuki Dies in Tokyo
Dr. Mazao Tsuzuki, 68, internationally renowned radiation disease expert and head of Tokyo Red Cross Hospital, died of lung cancer. He specialized in treating Hiroshima and Nagasaki atom blast survivors.
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Tokyo
Mazao Tsuzuki
Ohio Welfare Aide Lam Resigns to Resume Law Practice
C D Lam, assistant director of the Ohio Department of Welfare, announced his resignation to return to the practice of law. The move ends his tenure with the welfare department as he seeks private legal work.
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Columbus
C. D. Lambros
Ohio Department of Welfare
BG Students Return Quietly To Classes After Uproar
Bowling Green State University resumed classes with about 6000 students returning. Nine students were expelled for disturbances and 30 returned early for questioning as Dr. Ralph W. McDonald said he would meet students to discuss grievances.
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Bowling Green State University
University
Ralph W. McDonald
Dick Nixon to start criticizing Kennedy in May speech
San Diego report says former vice president Richard M. Nixon will begin public appraisal of the Kennedy administration next month. He announced a May 5 speech in Chicago to start his critique.
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Calif
Richard M. Nixon
Chicago
Guatemalans Hunt Crime Boss Marcello After Deportation
Guatemalan immigration officials pursue Carlos Marcello after his deportation from the United States. Marcello, 51, disappeared with Col. Antonio Batres, head of Guatemala’s air force, after arriving on a U S border patrol plane. He allegedly ran a large police protected crime network centered in Jefferson Parish and active across Louisiana and neighboring states.
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Carlos Marcello
New Orleans
United States
Marcello
Col
Antonio Batres
Louisiana
Jefferson Parish
Alabama
Mississippi
Texas
Arkansas
New Training Planned For Ohio's 37th Unit
Columbus report notes a summer field training addition for the 37th Infantry Division. A school of chemical, biological and radiological warfare and a Radiological Center will educate all 8500 officers and enlisted men to familiarize them with key modern army initials.
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Columbus
Ohio
RADC
Apparent Whiskey Shortage Probed at Newark Store
Apparent shortage of 385 bottles of whiskey at a Newark state liquor store is under investigation by the liquor department today.
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Columbus
Newark
Liquor Department
Johnson pledges aid to Senegal four-year plan
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson assures Senegal Premier Mamadou Dia that the United States will help finance Dakar's four-year economic program.
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Dakar
Senegal
Lyndon B. Johnson
Mamadou Dia
United States
Five Day Forecast Shows Cooler Conditions and Rain
Temperatures run about degrees below normal with highs around 56 to 62 and lows near 36 to 42. Cooler conditions Thursday and persist through the period. Expect total rainfall of a half to three quarters of an inch, with frequent rain likely Friday and Sunday.
Airport At Katanga Is Recaptured
UN reports Belgium ready to withdraw its Congo personnel and assist in freeing Belgian civilians. In Elisabethville Irish UN troops seize Katanga airport with Swedish guards retreating after mob attack. 150 Irish troops in combat dress, 500 more expected as Indian Gurkhas join later.
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N.Y
Belgium
Congo
Dag Hammarskjold
Joseph Kasavubu
Leopoldville
Elisabethville
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Tshombe
Planes Crash Kills Four Near Riverside Residences
Two light planes collided and burned in a Riverside area, killing all four aboard. One aircraft struck a parked car and flew over backyards before crashing into a rock wall. the other crashed near a home 75 yards away. Victims include Del Ronk, 29, flight instructor from Riverside, and Phillip Henry Loucks, passenger, from Loma Linda and formerly Mount Vernon Ohio.
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Riverside
Calif
del Ronk
Phillip Henry Loucks
Loma Linda
Mount Vernon
Ohio
Quake Hits Offshore Oil Rigs Off Southern California
An earthquake centered 10 miles beneath the Los Angeles Long Beach harbor knocked out 26 producing wells and caused possible multi million dollar damage. A subterranean fault slip was blamed and surface damage was not reported. The quake struck at 1 30 p m Tuesday and was initially considered minor.
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Calif
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