Mechem leads senate censure of Disalle actions
The Ohio Senate debated DiSalle criticisms as Senate Majority Leader C Stanley Mechem defended the legislature and attacked the governor. Mechem blasted Highway Director Everett S. Preston for lobbying excess while warning of budget cuts and waste. Democrats countered with questions on campaign spending as Sen William Deddens signaled ongoing feuding and ethics reforms passed the House en route to the Senate.
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Finch and Carole Finch Jailed for Wife Murder
In Los Angeles a jury spared Dr. R Bernard Finch and his red haired mistress Carole from the gas chamber granting life terms instead. The pair sobbed as jurors sentenced them after a year and a half of suspense and about 750000 dollars of taxpayer money. Under California law parole is possible in seven years if their records allow it.
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Juror reveals Finch murder trial jury verdict reasoning
Mildred R. Brown a juror in the third Finch murder trial says the jury found the defendants guilty because they were their own worst witnesses. She cites the doctors account of the shooting and disbelieves Carole’s version.
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Los Angeles Examiner
Kennedy Macmillan plan Laos ceasefire talks push
President Kennedy and Prime Minister Macmillan enter day two of talks in Washington to map a strategy for a Laos settlement. They seek a guaranteed ceasefire and plan to focus on unifying and neutralizing Laos while differing over Red China UN membership.
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Tshombe Defies UN In Katanga
Elisabethville fights with UN forces as Tshombe rejects a UN truce. UN spokesman Michel Tombelaine is ejected from a hotel amid jeers by white residents. General McKeown warns of reinforcing with Indian troops after mob violence. Swedish troops foil a Katanga detachment at Elisabeth airfield as Tshombe orders general sabotage.
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Michel Tombelaine
Congo
Sean McKeown
Ireland
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Elisabeth Airfield
Akron teacher acquitted of assault while contempt cited
Cuya hoga Falls junior high teacher Charles L. Irish was acquitted of assault and battery against 14 year old John Ross after a five hour trial. Judge Edward J. Mahoney found him innocent and also cited 14 year old Bernard Clark and his father Donald Clark for contempt of court during proceedings.
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Bolich Junior High
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Municipal Court
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Mahoney
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Donald Clark
Orval Hoover
Clark
Little Man With Voice Commerce Head Deflates Himself
Richard Wagner, new president of the U S Chamber of Commerce, describes himself as a pot bellied man with a big voice. Wagner, 64, also chairman and CEO of Champlin Oil, notes his one year tenure begins May 2 and will limit time for chamber duties. He recalls earning 12 cents an hour in 1910 and rising to bank executive before leading Champlin’s acquisition and name change after financing ventures and oil.
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U.S. Chamber of Commerce
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Chamber
Champlin Oil and Refining Co
Chicago
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Loop
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Champlin Company
Eichmann Transferred to Jerusalem Trial Center
Adolf Eichmann moved from a Haifa prison to the Jerusalem Community Center to stand trial for major responsibility in the extermination of Jews during World War II.
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Adolf Eichmann
Haifa
Jerusalem Community Center
Ouster Fails at Westinghouse Stockholders Meeting
A proposal to remove the top three Westinghouse Electric Corp. executives failed by a wide margin in a stockholders vote. The company had been fined recently for anti trust violations.
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Westinghouse Electric Corp
Electric Firm Official To Wed OU Graduate
PAINESVILLE OHIO James F Lincoln 77 year old chairman of the Lincoln Electric Co and Jane D White dean of students at Lake Erie College plan to marry June 24 Miss White daughter of Roscoe C White of Fredonia NY is a graduate of Ohio University and has a Master s Degree from Wellesley College
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Lincoln Electric Co
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Lake Erie College
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Fredonia, N. Y
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Wellesley College
Harold Simmons Charged With First Degree Murder
Harold Simmons, 34, of Reading, faces first degree murder charges for the alleged killing of his father in Cincinnati. The case stems from a fatal shooting reported earlier this week.
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Harold Simmons
Reading
Power for space vehicles solar wind discovery
MIT scientists report a Thor Delta launched probe from Cape Canaveral detected a strong solar wind rushing from the sun at millions of miles per hour. The four foot long instrument collected charged particles in a cup sensor to generate electrical signals for earth transmission. Wind direction inferred from particle entry timing as the cup faced the sun.
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Kennedy budget projection reaches eighty seven billion
Washington estimates say President Kennedy will send Congress a first on its own budget around 87 billion dollars. Revenues would need to rise to balance, with the figure about 6 billion above current levels, depending on a satisfactory economic recovery.
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Kennedy
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Castro Executes Two in Havana Firing Squads
Firing squads at La Cabana executed two more men today, raising the unofficial total to 601 since Fidel Castro took power on January 1, 1959.
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SAC Still Tops Washington Says Russell on SAC Power
Senator Richard Russell of the Armed Services Committee declares the U S Strategic Air Command the most destructive striking force in operation. The remark underscores SACs role in national defense and deterrence policy.
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Richard B. Russell
Senate Armed Services Committee
U.S. Strategic Air Command
GOP Seeks New Boss for National Chairmanship
Sen Thruston B Morton of Kentucky will turn over the selection of a new Republican national chairman to a 26 member executive committee meeting in Washington on April 21-22. Morton, who steps down in June, heads the committee and may recommend his successor with Rep William E Miller of New York the leading candidate, currently heading the Republican Congressional Campaign Committee.
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William E. Miller
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Parma Police Probe Third Explosion at Parma High School
Parma police continued the investigation into the latest blast in two days, the third in two days and fifth this year, traced to a washroom at Parma High as students left. No injuries were reported.
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Cleveland
Parma
Parma High School
UN Chief Hammarskjold offers resignation stake
Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold told the United Nations General Assembly he would resign if the assembly asked, a move amid Soviet pressure. He said silence could imply he remains, noting his term runs to April 1963 and urging the body to decide his fate.
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United Nations General Assembly
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Khrushchev
General Assembly
Founder Of Saturday Review Dies At 82
OSSINING N Y Henry Seidel Canby noted editor teacher and leading figure in American literary criticism died in Os s ning New York on Wednesday at age 82 Canby was a founder of the Saturday Review of Literature and the first editor in chief of the Book of the Month Club He left the club in 1958 after 32 years of service He had suffered poor health for six years
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N. Y
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Saturday Review of Literature
Rich And Poor Help Sgt. York With Fund To Clear Tax Debt
Thousands of letters poured in to raise 25000 dollars to wipe out Sgt. Alvin York’s federal income tax debt. Donations ranged from $1 to pennies, with prominent figures like Speaker Sam Rayburn contributing. York, famed for his WWI heroism, was praised as a great soldier by Gen. John J. Pershing.
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Capitol Hill
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