Ohio Democrats Honor Ray Miller at Anniversary Dinner
Cleveland Ohio Democrats honored Ray T Miller on his 70th birthday and 25 years leading Cuyahoga County politics at a testimonial dinner attended by about 1650. John Bailey praised Miller and Gov DiSalle for Kennedy support in 1960 while speakers included Cleveland Mayor Ralph Locher and Sen Stephen Young. Miller quipped about Locher and DiSalle, who joked about political clashes and past campaign notes.
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Ray T. Miller
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Cuyahoga County
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Michael V. DiSalle
New England
Kennedy
DiSalle
Ralph S. Locher
U. S
Stephen M. Young
Locher
Mark McElroy
Boat Sewage Treatment Urged by Ohio River Body
Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission members discussed requiring boat and marina operators in the eight states to treat sewage before dumping into streams. An intent notice could be issued within three years, with river wardens to monitor violations. ORLANCO includes Illinois Indiana Kentucky Pennsylvania New York Ohio Virginia and West Virginia.
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Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission
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Columbusite Named Assistant Welfare Director in Rhodes Administration
Robert Canary, 54, of Columbus, veteran in social welfare, was named assistant welfare director under Gov Elect James A. Rhodes. He will serve under Denver L. White. Born in Bowling Green Canary taught English and journalism at Lorain High School and later worked with Cleveland emergency relief agencies and the Cuyahoga County Juvenile Court.
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Robert Canary
James A. Rhodes
Denver L. White
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Goldwater Seeks Year to Decide on 1964 Run
Sen. Barry Goldwater says he wants a year to decide about a possible 1964 presidential bid, preferring a fluid position as the political landscape evolves. In Portsmouth, Franklin T. Gerlach becomes the city’s youngest manager at 27, earning $10,500 annually.
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Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Goldwater
Portsmouth
Franklin T. Gerlach
Trimble High Lab Blast Injures Student
A Trimble High School chemistry lab explosion injures Carl Lewis, 17, with massive facial and chest cuts from shattered glass. Ten classmates escape injury as the building is evacuated. a state building inspector will investigate the blast amid no determined cause. Porter says no negligence suspected. Lewis is treated at Mount St. Mary Hospital and remains conscious.
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Carl Lewis
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Thomas Porter
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Patricia Fletcher
Linn Lewis
Congress Run
Air Force crew parachutes clear. bomber commander killed
Two Air Force officers bailed out safely from a low altitude but their plane commander died in a fiery B47 jet crash near Wichita on Thursday night.
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Kan
Air Force
American Plane Missing sparks air search in Vietnam
A Mohawk search plane and a Vietnamese army observer are missing after takeoff from Qui Nhon as U S forces deploy 22 combat planes to support a Mikong Delta ground operation. Heavy air strikes target the D Zone while Adm. Felt visits Bangkok amid war tensions.
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Qui Nh
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Here
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Harry D. Felt
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Bangkok
Surveillance Of Tshombe Is Continued
Elisabethville Congo notes that President Moise Tshombe remains under UN surveillance after a peace tour to the Rhodesian border and a call to disorganized troops not to resist UN forces. He is no longer under house arrest but must observe a nightly curfew. UN wary of Kolwezi where diehard Tshombe followers threaten to blow up copper and cobalt plants and a power dam if UN moves in.
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Tshombe
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Lausche Sworn in With Young Escort on Stage
Washington report details Senator Frank J. Lausche being escorted to the Senate podium for his six year term by Senator Stephen M. Young. Young notes the improved relation though they remain politically distinct. Both Ohio Democrats, with Young a Kennedy ally and Lausche more independent.
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Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
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Ohio Truckers Prosper in Record Year
J Otis Ford president of the Ohio Trucking Association reports a record year for Ohio motor freight in dustry in the association's annual report. In Versailles Indiana about 200 Holton School pupils fell ill from apparent food poisoning Thursday night into today prompting health investigations.
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J. Otis Ford
Ohio Trucking Association
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Versailles
Ind
Holton School
Tornado Rips Spring Hill Tenn In Center City
A midnight tornado struck Spring Hill Tennessee ripping through the business district and wrecking at least eight buildings and half of Spring Hill High School. National Guard units aided police to guard against looting as areas were cut off for rescue efforts. One National Guard private reported the storm unseated his car but caused no injuries to the orphanage children nearby. Power lines were down and debris filled streets near the edge of town about 30 miles south of Nashville.
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Jesse Eastep
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Cardinal Says He Collected Cuba Ransom
Boston archbishop Richard Cardinal Cushing says he raised 1 million dollars to free Cuban invasion prisoners and that he is solely responsible for the collection. He notes he spoke out amid rumors about a mysterious donor and clarifies his role.
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Richard Cardinal Cushing
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Kennedy signals tougher world stance in European ties
President Kennedy plans a stronger American leadership in world affairs, risking friction with allies in Europe. He outlined this resolve in a discussions with newsmen, signaling a shift toward firmer diplomacy and stance on international matters.
Kennedy signals end of background briefings at Palm Beach
Washington notes Kennedy’s move toward an independent policy stance. He argues U S leadership should not aim to be well regarded by all nations and warns that strict non attribution limits frank discussion. Meanwhile Ohio State University gains 30000 in Du Pont education grants for science research across chemistry and engineering.
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Moonshine spread across Ohio cities boosts illicit distilling
Moon shining, the illicit distilling of whisky to dodge taxes, is rising in Ohio. Ivy O. Toler, head of the state stills squad, notes one-for-seven production-to-purity ratio and that 65 Ohio stills were busted last year. Stills are now common in Cleveland and in cities like Youngstown, with dangers ranging from explosions to death. Federal and state agents cooperate across urban and rural hides, facing unsanitary stills and hazardous materials.
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Ivy
Toler
State Liquor Department
U. S. Treasury Department
Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Division
Cleveland
Youngstown
W. Smith
Scanlan
Smith
Portsmouth
DiSalle to Present Certificate at Rhodes Inauguration
In Columbus outgoing Democratic Gov Michael V DiSalle said he will present the certificate of election to his successor Republican James A Rhodes at the inauguration on Monday. He noted surprise that GOP plans did not include the customary presentation by the outgoing governor.
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Michael V. DiSalle
James A Rhodes
DiSalle
GOP
Ray C. Bliss
Empire State Building Fire Frenzy Strikes The 102 Story Tower
Dozens of firemen battled a sequence of fires across the Empire State Building on the 34th Street side while window washers continued work on the 33rd Street side. In Cleveland, Archdiocese leaders announce a $1.5 million Catholic Charities Campaign in a letter to pastors.
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Empire State Building
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33Rd Street
Cleveland
Catholic Charities Campaign
Edward F. Hoban
$15,222 Fee Decision for State Board
Columbus reports the emergency board will decide if Adrian B. Fink Jr. of Cleveland should receive a $15,222 special counsel fee for the state liquor investigation. Attorney General Mark McElroy said the bill, submitted by Fink, will be reviewed after a Deddens suggestion. Fink agrees to board determination. The request covers 441 hours at $30 hourly rate between Oct. 16 and Dec. 4 plus $1,992 expenses.
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Adrian B. Fink, Jr
Cleveland
Atty
Mark McElroy
Fink
William H. Deddens
R-Hamilton
Poliomyelitis cases fall to low level nationwide
The number of polio cases in the United States last week dropped to the lowest since spring 1962 with only one paralytic case reported by the Communicable Disease Center. The Southwest Ohio American Legion district will honor Dr Albert Sabin with a plaque at its fourth district conference Sunday.
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United States
Communicable Disease Center
U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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