Timken Union Ratifies A Three Year Contract
Timken Roller Bearing Co. union members in Columbus approve a three year deal after Canton approval a day earlier. The contract raises wages with two seven cent increases plus selective raises for 2600 workers and expands pensions and benefits. Agency shop not included though future joining may be required for new hires. First wage rise starts Dec 4 with a second seven cent raise on Oct 1 1961.
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Timken Roller Bearing Co
Canton
Timken
Wooster
Bucyrus
Omeirawms
Sun
Nic Mani Nyo
United Steelworkers Union
Groups Will Have Own Building At State Fair
Fraternal and service groups will have a dedicated building at the Ohio State Fair in 1960. A white brick structure will be remodeled for them, opening Aug 26 and running to Sept 2, with 40 000 square feet of display space available for free rental.
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Columbus
Reprieve Sparks Storm Over Brown Chessman Case
California Governor Edmund G. Brown sparked a political furor with a 60 day stay of execution for Daryl Chessman and reprieves for three other death row inmates. He called a special session February 29 to reexamine capital punishment.
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Daryl Chessman
California
Edmund G. Brown
Democrat Brown
Brown
Chessman
San Quentin
Boy Killed Saving Mother In Burning Oakland Home
In Oakland California Ronnie Bumgardner eight died trying to rescue his partially paralyzed mother Juanita thirty eight from a fire Sunday. His sister Darlene ten escaped. Roscoe Bumgardner forty was not at home.
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Oakland
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Ronnie Bumgardner
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Darlene
Mommie
Juanita
Roscoe Bumgardner
Cuban Army reports new bombing attempt near Havana
Fidel Castro’s army says a World War II twin engine bomber attacked a Havana suburb where the premier’s villa stands and damaged an oil refinery. The attack follows another raid four days earlier and prompted Cuba to accuse the United States of backing anti Castro flyers operating from Florida.
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Fidel Castro
Cojima
Ann
Florida
State Department
Castro
U. S
Snowstorm Expands Across Ohio Depositing Snow and Hazards
A new eastward snowstorm moves through Ohio into Sunday night, adding 1 to 8 inches across cities like Canton Columbus Dayton Youngstown and Toledo. Temperatures plunge, winds whip drifts, and highway travel is cut back while other regions report snow, rain and frigid conditions across the Midwest and Northeast.
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South Atlantic
Bank Bandit Clues Probed After Bartlett Holdup
Federal agents and local officers searched the Farmers and Merchants Bank of Bartlett for clues after a daytime robbery. A blond man about 30 escaped with 764 dollars while holding assistant treasurer Mildred Martin at gunpoint. Route 555 was suspected and snowed roads hindered pursuit.
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Farmers and Merchants Bank of
Bartlett
Athens
Washington County
Mildred Martin
Athens County
Harold Shields
Party Leaders Weigh Civil Rights Bill Path
Washington lawmakers debate this week whether to push a Senate civil rights bill or wait for the House version. Democratic and Republican leaders are split as senators enter a second week of talks on measures aimed at guaranteeing Negro voting rights. Lyndon B. Johnson favors delaying action until after March 10 to permit House action, accepting the House bill as is, a move advocates of tougher civil rights laws may reluctantly support.
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Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
House
Burglar Steals $25,000 in Cigarettes from Medina Warehouse
Medina police report a major burglary at the George Rhinehart Wholesale Co. storage area over the weekend. Thieves cut a hole in the metal roof to enter and loaded $25,000 worth of cigarettes into Rhinehart’s truck. Police Chief H. C. Davis identified the theft and noted the use of a Rhinehart vehicle.
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George Rhinehart Wholesale Co
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Athens index notes and sports listings brief
Fragmented sports and TV listings from Athens area markups include scores for Cats and other teams across multiple towns such as Gallipolis Glouster Logan Nelsonville and Point Pleasant. The page shows layout codes and sparse game scores with station references.
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Chaineey Oeles
Gallipolis
Logan
Nelsonville
Point Pleasant
Pomeroy-Middleport
Icscesvees
Wemener
Cincinnati Firms Move to Starkville Mississippi
Herschede Hall Clock Co and Rookwood Pottery plan relocation to Starkville Mississippi. Walter J Herschede says Starkville has floated bonds to build a 45000 square foot plant. Herschede makes clocks and parking meters and has annual sales over one million dollars. The two firms employ about 110 workers.
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Herschede Hall Clock Co
Rookwood Pottery
Starkville, Miss
Walter J. Herschede
Firma Vehict
Rookwood
Mmississippi
Herschede Herschede
Ane
Week Of Decision For Finch Tregoff
Los Angeles report from AP notes the murder trial of Dr. R Bernard Finch and Carole Tregoff resumes with final arguments. The couple claim the death of Barbara Jean Finch July 18 was an accidental struggle for a gun. prosecutors allege a conspiracy to murder for divorce money. If acquitted Finch plans to resume his medical practice in West Covina.
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Los Angeles
R. Bernard Finch
Carole Tregoff
Finch
Barbara Jean Finch
Dr. Finch
Miss Tregoff
Mrs. Finch
Seven Children Die In Flash Fire At Oberlin Home
In Oberlin seven children and two Malone family members perished as a flash fire swept through the rear bedrooms of a one story frame house. Oil from a faulty heater fed the blaze while two four year old boys and three adults escaped unharmed. The victims were the Isom children Sheila 8 Linda 5 Dennis 3 Marshelle 12 William 6 months and the Malone children Diane 3 and Martin Jr 2.
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Oberlin—.P
College Town
Lucille Isom
Mary Malone
Sylvia Malone
Isom
Sheila
Linda
Dennis
Marshelle
William
Malone
Diane
Martin Jr
Groundbreaking for Admiral King High School in Lorain
Ground breaking Sunday marks the start of Admiral King High School in Lorain named for the late admiral. The new school is due for completion by September 1961 and will provide Lorain with two high schools.
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Lorain
Admiral King
Ernest J. King
Rotary Plans Observance in Nelsonville Club
The Nelsonville Rotary Club marks the 55th anniversary of Rotary International and the 36th of the local unit with a Tuesday noon session at Ethel's Tea Room. Delbert Kuhn leads the program. charter members Ralph Parks and C. H. Bartlett remain active. invited are other original members including Leonard Cooley, John Lawson, C. Stanley Mechem, Vern Vorhes, D. H. Shafer, and Walter Wolfe.
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Rotary International
Rotary Club
Ethel’s
Delbert Kuhn
Ralph Parks
C. H. Barrett
Mem- Bartlett
Leonard Cooley
John Lawson
C. Stanley Mechem
Vern Vorhes
D. H. (Dutch) Shafer
Walter Wolfe
Chicago Researcher Dies Of Heart Attack
Dr. Marcel Schein a 57 year old University of Chicago physicist died Saturday of a heart ailment. He led a recent space safari to study cosmic rays and served as a consultant to the Manhattan District Project developing the first atomic pile. He worked at the Fermi Institute of Nuclear Studies.
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Marcel Schein
University of Chicago
Manhattan District
Stagg Field
Fermi Institute of Nuclear Studies
Eisenhower Begins 15 560 mile Latin America Tour
President Eisenhower launches a 14 day mission to Latin America from Andrews Air Force Base aboard a Boeing 707. Stops include San Juan Puerto Rico and Brasilia Brazil with eight cities across Brazil Argentina Chile and Uruguay on the itinerary.
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Eisenhower
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Ramey Air Force Base
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Uruguay
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U. S
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Guillermo Sevilla-Sacasa
Nicaragua
U.S. Air Base
South America
Brasilia
Schaffer Murder Trial Opens Tuesday in Ironton
Billy Joe Schaffer, 24, ex convict and former schoolteacher's widow Emma Remy killer, faces first degree murder and arson charges after authorities say he strangled Remy at her Ironton home two years ago and set the house ablaze to hide the crime. Prosecutors seek the death penalty as jury selection begins with a 500 name venire.
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Billy Joe Schaffer
Emma Remy
Schaffer
Oklahoma City
Lawrence County
Carl E. Rose
Rose
Remy
Ashland
Harold D. Spears
Common Pleas
Lima State Hospital
Franklin County
Columbus
Van Rie Trial Recesses For Holiday Today
The first degree murder trial of Dutch radio operator William van Rie paused for Washington's Birthday after 62 days of testimony about the death of Lynn Kauffman, 23, aboard a Singapore to Boston freighter. Her partially clad body was found Sept. 19 on an island in Boston harbor.
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William van Rie
Washington
Singapore
van Rie
Lynn Kauffman
Orient
Boston Harbor
Woman Dies After Predicting Own Death in Pa Church
Bertha Crouthamel told a Bible class she looked forward to seeing angels before she collapsed at the United Church of Christ in Perkasie Pennsylvania. A doctor said she suffered a heart attack and died.
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Perkasse
Bertha Crouthamel
United Church of Christ
Insurance Bowlers Post Strong Scores in Kenosha
In Kenosha Wisconsin members of an insurance bowling team posted solid scores in the Eagles Goodfellowship League. Howard Schmitz rolled 187 Bob Leys 188 Jess Bellaver 189 Norm Bell 190 and Herb Gallatin 191 as part of a step ladder game.
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Wis—i
Eagles Goodfellowship
Howard Schmitz
Bob Leys
Jess Bellaver
Norm Bell
Herb Gallatin
Ohio Weather Outlook With Snow Flurries
Mostly cloudy in the north with occasional snow flurries and partly cloudy in the south. Clearing tonight and cold. Tuesday has increasing clouds and snow late. Highs near 34 lows around 10 to 20. Five day forecast shows slightly below normal temps with limited changes and 0.3 to 0.5 inch precipitation, mainly snow and mixed precip south.
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Ohio
Burglars Accuse More Police Of Aid In Gold Coast Ring
Chicago police face fresh allegations as over 20 officers are linked to a burglary gang amid hints of bribes. Four convicted burglars from Joliet prisons claim the ring operated across the Gold Coast, with terms ranging from one to ten years.
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Kyran Phelan
Irwin Cohen
John Neurauter
Phelan
Phe
Lan
Summerdale
Cohen
Neurauter
Stateville
Joliet
Harry Mefford
Richard Aloia
Richard Kelley
Casimir Boniakowski
Gold Coast
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