Transit I B satellite hailed as space age gain
Washington AP reports Transit I B, America's third space success in a month, launched from Cape Canaveral by a Thor Able Star, may enable a global navigational network. Brig. Gen. Robert Greer notes the orbit is not ideal but celebrates progress toward precise position fixes for ships, subs, and aircraft in all conditions. The satellite's 500 mile target orbit varied from 479 to 233 miles and may last about 16 months.
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Washington
Air Force
America
Robert Greer
Cape Canaveral
Fla
First Mass Use Oral Vaccine Planned In Cincinnati
The Sabin live poliovirus oral vaccine will be administered to pre school children starting April 25 in Cincinnati. About 60 000 children may be eligible in what officials call the first mass use in the country. Dr Albert W Sabin of the University of Cincinnati developed the vaccine. The program is a joint effort of the Cincinnati Board of Health and the Academy of Medicine with NIH funding through a grant.
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Cincinnati Hospital Council
Russia
Albert W. Sabin
University of Cincinnati
Gallipolis Hospital Praised in State Audit Report
The 67 year old Gallipolis State Institute received high commendation from examiners for patient care and cleanliness despite limited funds. The report covering May 23 1954 to Nov 5 1959 praised Superintendent Dr George R Roberts Business Manager Robert L Cornwell and Plant Engineer Curtis C Harrington for restoring facilities and noting patient treatment as excellent, with staff shortages acknowledged.
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Gallipolis
George R. Roberts
Robert L
Cornwell
Curtis C. Harrington
Western talks reach final session before summit
US officials express cool toward France on East West control of arms shipments to developing nations. They worry it implies dictatorship over smaller states while favoring greater cultural exchanges with the Soviet Union. The meeting reconfirms Western unity on Germany Berlin and disarmament with no new proposals.
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Washington
U. S
Christian
Germany
Geneva
Nixon May Open Up After Illinois Primary Pressure Grows
Washington reports rising pressure on Vice President Richard M. Nixon to begin campaigning before the Republican nominating convention. Senator Barry Goldwater said Nixon's Illinois primary showing could prompt changes in strategy though Eisenhower's 1956 primary total was surpassed and no large Nixon drive occurred.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Nixon
Illinois
Eisenhower
Goldwater
Douglas
Bomb Blasts Negro Home in Atlanta Neighborhood
An Associated Press report notes a dynamite blast struck a home recently purchased by a Negro family in a formerly all white area of Atlanta. The family was away. damage was light and no injuries occurred. Neighbors recalled white youths had pelted the house with rocks the night before.
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Atlanta
Beverly Radland Ward Petition Raises Juvenile Court Action
Beverly Radland's mother says Errol Flynn would have saved her daughter if alive. Authorities filed a petition to place Beverly in juvenile court with a hearing set for May 2. The case follows the fatal shooting of William Stanciu in the ex-mistress's apartment.
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Hollywood
Errol Flynn
Beverly Radland
Beverly
William Stanciu
Mrs. Radland
Cuban meat shortage deepens under Castro regime policy
Cuba faces a worsening meat crisis as NIAR intervenes ranches and the agricultural sector. Private ranching is limited, bonds may be issued, and prize herds sold abroad. A four month slaughter of cows worsens milk, butter, and cheese supplies with scarce American meat imports reported.
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Fidel Castro
NIAR
Tle
Cuba
Eisenhower Nominees Blocked by Senator Young in Ohio
Sen. Stephen M. Young delays up to 32 Eisenhower postmaster nominations in Ohio. He indicated some may be reconsidered, but most appear blocked. Names named include Ernest W. Jones of Glouster and Robert G. Stephenson of Wellston.
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Dent Eisenhower
Ohio
Stephen M. Young
Young
Ernest W. Jones
Glouster
Robert G. Stephenson
Wellston
Sawyer Resigns as Phillies Manager
Philadelphia reports Ed die Sawyer resigns today as manager of the Phillies. Gene Mauch, then managing Minneapolis in the American Association, is named to replace him.
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Philadelphia
Eddie Sawyer
Philadelphia Phillies
Gene Mauch
Minneapolis
American Assn
Cuba War Rumors Tighten as Clashes Reported East
Rumors persist of clashes in eastern Cuba between insurgent bands and armed peasants and troops reportedly led by Fidel Castro and his army commander amid ongoing conflict in the mountains.
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Havana
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Millett Named President of Public Administration Society
John D. Millett, president of Miami University in Oxford Ohio, was elected president of the American Society for Public Administration at a Wednesday night meeting in Los Angeles California.
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Los Angeles
John D. Millett
Miami (Ohio) University
American Society For Public Administration
Classified Advertising Boosts Trade In Store Sales
Vance Leach Trade In Store credits classified ads for steady business. The shop notes ads reach over 54000 potential buyers daily and offer an inexpensive media channel. The recent run advertised a quantity of used furniture across two ads. Phone LY 3 1242.
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Vance-Leach
Kidnapping of Eric Peugeot Shocks Paris
Police hunted through Paris and suburbs for 4 year old Eric Peugeot, grandson of Jean Pierre Peugeot. A ransom note demanded 100000 dollars, and authorities urged swift safe return while the family offered to pay and asked for no prosecution. The abduction occurred at the St Cloud Country Club playground as a lanky dark haired man carried the boy to a waiting Peugeot.
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Eric Peugeot
Europe
France
The
Saint-Cloud
Eric
Roland Peugeot
Colette
Jean-Pierre Peugeot
Jean Verdier
Madnate
St. Cloud Country Club
New Perry District Is Due Friday
New Straitsville School District faces conversion into the Southern Local District by Friday unless petitions halt it. The State Board of Education revoked the district’s high school charter this week, and the new district includes Shawnee Hemlock Corning and Moxahala. The Perry County School Board ordered the change last month and no blocking petitions had been filed by midnight. One requirement is securing a high school charter for the new district.
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New Straitsville— County
New Straitsville
State Board of Education
Hemlock
Corning
Perry County
telephone service cut by farmer near Columbus
A farmer inadvertently cut a telephone cable between Columbus and five Ohio cities at 3 40 p m Wednesday, disrupting service for six hours to Newark Mount Vernon Nelsonville Zanesville and Athens. The line was restored at 9 42 p m the same day officials said.
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Columbus
Ohio
Newark
Mount Vernon
Nelsonville
Zanesville
Athens
Government Extends Income Tax Deadline
Washington announces a three day extension for filing income tax returns as April 15 falls on Good Friday. The IRS moved the deadline to midnight next Monday, offering taxpayers a longer grace period.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Internal Revenue Service
FBI arrests traveler on false bomb report in Columbus
Columbus FBI arrested Julius Randolph Radwanski 38 of Huntingdon Valley Pa on a false bomb report charge. It was the fifth such arrest in eight days. Radwanski posted 1000 bond and will appear in U S District Court next Wednesday.
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Julius Randolph Radwanski
Huntingdon Valley
Radwanski
E. D. Mason
FBI
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
U. S
U S Proposes Open Nuclear Plants At Disarmament Talks
At Geneva the United States offered to open all its nuclear plants to international inspection and control if the Soviet Union does the same. An international control staff would convert military fissionables to peaceful use. Soviet delegate Valerian Zorin rejected the proposal as excessive control.
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Geneva
United States
U. S
Frederick M. Eaton
Soviet Union
Eaton
Valerian M. Zorin
Air Force trims Clinton County base budget by 2.366 million
The Air Force reduced its planned spending for the next year at Clinton County Air Force Base Ohio by 2 million 366 thousand dollars, reallocating funds to other projects and squaring the book.
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Washington
Air Force
Clinton County Air Force Base
Ohio
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