Medina Man Rescues Daughter From Sump Pump Shock
In Brunswick Hills, Marilyn Ann Massey eight, nearly died after stepping on a sump pump pipe delivering 110-volt current. Her father Samuel Massey also received a shock but saved her with mouth to mouth resuscitation. Marilyn remained unconscious in hospital late Sunday.
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Samuel Massey
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Expansion Is Proposed for Ohio Supreme Court
Willard D. Campbell a Columbus Republican seeking the May nominating ballot proposed expanding Ohio's Supreme Court from seven to ten judges. He argued district elections would attract highly qualified candidates and spare voters from statewide campaigns and name recognition biases.
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Willard D. Campbell
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Burglars Bolt On Police Car At Willowick Bank
Burglars entered the Willowick branch of the Lake County National Bank in Shoregate shopping center Sunday night. They opened the night depository safe took nothing and left in a hurry with drills crowbars and a walkie talkie still blasting police messages as officers arrived within a minute. The FBI joined Willowick police in the investigation into the attempted burglary.
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No New Pact at Bendix Hamilton Plant
Union machinists at Bendix Corp Hamilton plant Local 856 voted not to renew their contract, which expires May 1. The company will move machined parts production to the South Bend division within 120 days due to high overhead and low volume. Columbus Atty Gen McElroy ruled libraries may share in county classified property tax distributions.
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Mark McElroy
NLRB rules anti strike plan illegal lockout pact in New York area
The NLRB ruled that a compact among major New York City area newspapers to shut down if one faces a grievance strike is an illegal lockout. The Publishers Association of New York and 10 papers including the Times News Post Herald Tribune Journal-American and others were named. Also noted is the burial of Isaac Milton Smith who died at 97 and survived nine evasion attempts by a prison hangman.
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United States readies Atlas Agena B for Ranger 4 moon mission
Cape Canaveral officials prep the Atlas Agena B to launch Ranger 4 toward the moon for a 60 hour flight. The mission includes camera ops at 2 400 miles altitude, a 12 inch sphere payload, and seismometer data relay for 30 days.
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First Nuclear Test Set to Start Within 48 Hours
Washington AP Thousands of US ships and men of Task Force 8 prepare for atmospheric nuclear tests over the Pacific with officials saying the first blast could occur within 48 hours. The United States plans about three dozen tests in coming months and notes Soviet tests last fall.
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United States
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Cave search for three students continues in Lookout Mountain cave
The mystery of what happened to three college students deepens as rescue teams probe most passages of a Lookout Mountain cave without locating them. Veteran search leaders say the maze remains largely unexplored and work continues.
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Trenton
Lookout Mountain
Missing Georgia trio vanish in Case Cave trek
Three students William Bartee 20 James Mason 19 from Daytona Beach Fla and Atlanta natives were missing after entering Case Cave near a north Georgia town. Jackets and a car were found at the cave mouth while Atlanta cave explorers conducted a search. They reportedly entered Saturday and did not return by midnight.
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William Bartee
James Mason
Atlanta
Martin Huddleston
Daytona Beach
Fla
High Wind Hurts Forest Fighters In Ohio Fires
Ohio forestry crews battled fires over 550 acres in Vinton and Perry Counties as high winds hampered crews and prevented air support. Forester Verner Hondell noted the Richland area blaze near Allensville was the largest, with other fires near Wilkesville and Rendville. Fire plows and inmate crews helped encircle hotspots while farms faced threats and federal lands reported no Sunday fires.
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Perry
Verner Hondell
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Richland
Vinton County
Allensville
Navy Forces Elections Nullified in Argentina Crisis
Official abstains from prompt, as Navy announces President Jose Maria Guido voids all elections since December 17 1961. Military leaders demand repeal of March 18 vote, ending brief respite from political upheaval and fueling overthrow of Arturo Frondizi regime.
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Jose Mario Guido
Navy
Adm
Gaston Clement
Guido
Arturo Frondizi
Price Cuts Unfavorable To Kefauver
Sen. Estes Kefauver says he would not sponsor a bill to roll back steel prices. He argues remedies lie in public opinion and stronger antitrust laws as his subcommittee probes the steel industry. He spoke on NBC Meet the Press.
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Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
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Detroit dailies shut down amid long strike
In Detroit the Detroit News and Detroit Free Press did not publish Monday editions as a labor dispute continued for 12 days. No talks were planned and union leader Harlow Banks warned the stoppage may be long. In Youngstown, ground was to be broken for a $5.47 million sewage disposal plant.
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Detroit News
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Harlow Banks
International Typographical Union
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Attorney General urges press to tell Americas story abroad
Robert F. Kennedy urged sending American spokesmen abroad to counter misimpressions about the United States. He proposed lectures by politicians professors playwrights and poets to explain capitalism and U.S. life and to counter cold war tensions. He also recommended frank discussion of civil rights and encouraging Peace Corps exchanges.
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Robert F. Kennedy
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The
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Ohio Road Deaths Low But Weekend Toll Rises
A weekend toll in Ohio shows eight people killed in motor vehicle crashes from Friday evening to Sunday night, while four other fatal or serious incidents occurred including two Columbus fire deaths, two boating drownings, and a parachutist injury. The AP notes the total toll reached 14, matching last weekend's 14 traffic deaths. The five day forecast calls for temperatures 4 to 9 degrees above normal with little rain.
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Associated Press
Khrushchev Seen Leading Major Policy Speech Push
The newly elected Supreme Soviet opened with stormy applause as Khrushchev was reelected premier and observers expect a major policy speech on domestic and world issues. Tass notes factions praise as Khrushchev warns critics that the party follows the Leninist line and agriculture remains a priority.
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Jet Crash During World’s Fair Salute
An Air Force F102 pilot Captain Joseph Wildt bailed out after an engine quit over Seattle during opening day events. His dive aimed at Lake Washington. he survived, but the crash into a residential area killed Howard Smith and his wife, ages 68 and 63, and damaged several homes. Lt. Col. Wy man D. Anderson praised Wildt’s actions.
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Cincinnati
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Lake Washington
Howard Smith
Wyman D. Anderson
Man robs store after bleach and detergent purchase on Sunday
In Missouri a man claiming to need soap and money drew a pistol when two clerks confronted him for buying soap on Sunday under blue laws. The incident occurred after he placed payment on the counter and walked away with the items.
Theft Case In Huntington Involving Lt Bernard Tomlinson
Police officials planned talks with prosecutor Russell Dunbar after Huntington lieutenant Bernard Tomlinson and Ed Bays were charged in a $1100 theft from a women’s clothing store Saturday night. Tomlinson was arrested on duty after a transmitter in his prowl car recorded conversations. Bays had $354 on arrest. Tomlinson posted a $5000 bond awaiting a preliminary hearing.
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W. Va
Russell Dunbar
Herman Frazier
Bernard Tomlinson
Tomlinson
Ed Bays
Bays
Canadian Ship Is First One Through
The St. Lawrence Seaway opened for 1962 navigation at 3 22 a m. The Murray Bay freight ship of 17 000 tons Canada Steamship Lines led the entry into the Eisenhower lock en route to Montreal with 600 000 bushels of grain.
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N.Y
United States
St. Lawrence Seaway
Eisenhower Lock
Murray Bay
Canada Steamship Lines
Montreal
Algeria Easter violence leaves many dead and injured
At least 10 people are killed and 15 injured in extremist incidents across Algeria on Easter Sunday. Blame is placed on the far right Secret Army Organization for most of the violence.
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Algiers
Algeria
Japanese Seamen Begin Shorter Day Strike Across Ports
Tokyo ships halted as 59,000 seamen from the Japan Seamen's Union boycott a full week, tying up 325 vessels in 52 ports. the union claims 120,000 members eligible.
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