Ohio Commission Cuts Electric Rates for Colum bus area
The Public Utilities Commission authorized Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. to reduce rates for residential and general service customers in 25 counties from Delaware to the Ohio River. Estimated first year savings total 775000 dollars. The firm seeks similar cuts in municipal contracts.
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July Cold Sets Records Across Northern States
Record cold for July covered Minnesota to New England bringing frost and light freezes as a week of heat gave way to unusually frigid conditions. Kane in Pennsylvania registered 30 degrees the fourth sub freezing reading in a week for the 5300 population town. Whiteface Mountain Adirondacks hit 31 while Bradford and Emporium Pennsylvania logged 33s Arcade New York 34 and Oneonta New York 35.
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Daybreak Dayton Carpool Rally Turns Into Packed Transport
A Michigan licensed station wagon in Dayton carried twelve children of various ages. A crude sign on the rear read Dont bother to count There are 12 of us. Authorities watched as the vehicle moved through the city with a crowded, mixed group aboard.
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Classified ad fragment with lawn mower and hitches
Readable text shows two bumper hitches and a self propelled lawn mower priced at 12 dollars and one hitch at 2 dollars. Contact LY at 7 2683 for purchase or inquiry.
Ohio Bonds Totaled by Auditor
Ohio's bonded indebtedness stood at 454.5 million dollars as of June 30. Bond retirements totaled 62.6 million during the 1962-63 fiscal year. Major components include highway construction 315 million, Korean bonus 41 million, capital improvements 77.6 million, and World War II bonus 915 thousand.
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Roger W Tracy
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Rhodes Names Logan Man To Council
Gov. James A. Rhodes sent nine appointees to the Ohio Development Advisory Council including Barton A. Hall of Logan, president of Logan Clay Products Co. and the Ohio Chamber of Commerce. In Washington, film executive Eric Johnston remained in serious condition after a stroke with no change reported by George Washington University Hospital.
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George Washington University Hospital
Kennedy Proposes Rail Settlement Cleveland Financier Is Slain
Cleveland police hunt for Mervin L. Gold slayer after his body is found in a car trunk in Solon. Gold, moved from cab driver to financier, wore $200 suits and was shot multiple times. Sheriff Birns questioned. wife Lily identified him and FBI sealed envelopes were opened.
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Shondor) Birns
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Brazilian Leaders May Make Peace
Buenos Aires report says two rival Radical party factions Illia and Alende signaled willingness to unite after a divisive Sunday election. Illia led with 25 percent of the vote, Alende 16.5 percent, as Argentines await the Electoral College meeting on July 31 and potential cross‑faction support for Illia’s presidency.
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Nunn Says He Would Rescind Anti-Discrimination Order
Louisville Kentucky Republican gubernatorial candidate Louis Nunn states the executive anti discrimination order will not stand in the court of appeals. He adds that if elected he will rescind the order.
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Indiana public schools face nearly half cut in state aid
Indianapolis reports a court ruling nullifying the new sales tax law that funds public schools, resulting in an almost 50 percent reduction in state aid for the current fiscal year.
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Indiana
Chinese Boycott Moscow Talks Sparks Soviet Chinese Tension
Chinese negotiators failed to appear at the Moscow talks as the Soviet central committee accused Beijing of aggravating Soviet Chinese relations. The absence followed Khrushchev’s Kiev meeting with Spaak and a sharpened Soviet warning of dangerous consequences.
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Poison Gas Symptoms Reported in Yemen Conflict
Beir ut reports from Bruce Abourrahman Conde a former American officer say Yemeni villagers died from gas symptoms after Egyptian air strikes but no proof of poison gas use. Conde cites Soviet Ilyushin bombers and unidentified canisters blamed for fumes coughing blood and vomiting. Telegraph also cites gas allegations.
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Disturbances At A Glance In Bronx Diner Picketing
New York police describe white youth drag racing fans from across the city as the cause of a third violence outbreak Monday night at a Bronx diner picketed by civil rights demonstrators.
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Mississippi capital throws closed voter registration books
Jackson residents who halted protest demonstrations to focus on voter registration found the registration books suddenly closed. The move follows a three week stoppage and blocks new registrations in the capital city.
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Maryland Leaders Cancel Gwynn Oak Demonstration
Leaders of the integration movement in Maryland called off a planned late afternoon demonstration at Gwynn Oak amusement park. The action followedSecurity concerns and a shift in organizing plans as tensions remained high in the civil rights effort.
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556 Is Final Chicago Traffic Toll Over Independence Day Weekend
The final count of traffic accidents during the long Independence Day weekend reached 556 fatalities, a record for the four day holiday period.
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Chicago
Greek royal visit to London amid agitation
King Paul and Queen Frederika arrived in London for a state visit amid unrest from Communists anarchists and pacifists. The entourage faces protests and security concerns during the official program.
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Paul
Frederika
Zanzibar votes for new government amid push for independence
Voters in Zanzibar cast ballots on Monday to elect a government expected to guide the island toward independence. The vote marks a key step in the region's political transition and self rule.
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Spice Island
Two Killers Held In Lancaster
Fairfield County authorities hold two men in jail over separate murders of two women found in the same area. Frederick William Spears 26 allegedly confessed to Virginia Wagner's December slaying while John J Chapman 40 admitted strangling Betty Mae Miller after an argument.
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Fairfield County
E. Raymond Morehart
Frederick William Spears
Virginia Wagner
John J. Chapman
Pleasantville
Betty Mae Miller
L. L. Kersell
Federation of Malaysia Forms Amid Brunei Doubt
Britain signs a treaty with independent Malaya Singapore and the Borneo territories to form a 130 818 square mile federation slated for August 31. Brunei balked at joining, while the West sees Malaysia as a buffer against communism in Southeast Asia. Singapore hosts a major port and British military complex. Tass accuses Britain of imperialist aims in the region. SGT YORK HOSPITAL. NASHVILLE Tenn Alvin C York admitted for checkup at Veterans Hospital. BEAN DEATH SENTENCE Nevada gas chamber after murder conviction in Sonja McCaskie slaying.
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Goldberg Report Would Be Final
President Kennedy proposed that Supreme Court Justice Arthur J. Goldberg decide all issues in the railroads and unions dispute over work rules. J E Wolfe said if both sides accept the ruling, no work rules would take effect until Goldberg issues a binding report before the Court opens its 1963 64 term.
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W. Willard Wirtz
Rights Hearings Proceed on Civil Rights Fronts
Congressional hearings on the administration civil rights program proceed on three fronts as the White House appeals to women’s groups for help easing racial tensions. The Senate Commerce Committee questions Burke Marshall on a public accommodations bill while two House subcommittees hear from Welfare Secretary Celebrezze and Rep. Powell on job training and denial of federal funds for discriminatory programs. Dean Rusk to testify next Wednesday.
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Burke Marshall
Marshall
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Anthony J. Celebrezze
Adam Clayton Powell
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Secretary of State
Dean Rusk
Attack Food Programs Are Signed
The federal government completed formal signing of agreements with all 50 states Puerto Rico the Virgin Islands and the District of Columbia to manage food in case of enemy attack The pacts aim to ensure orderly food distribution and to mobilize extra supplies if needed. CHICAGO Withd rawal of a 3.2 million contract bid to NASA astronauts personal stories of their space flights announced by Field Enterprises Educational Corp TEXARKANA Tex An explosion on an ammunition assembly line at the Lone Star ordnance plant killed one man and injured 21 others Monday.
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First Day Is Fatal For A Waverly Worker
Robert Keiser of Waverly died on his first day on a Crawford Steel Construction job in Cincinnati after an electrocution incident. Authorities investigated the workplace accident at the construction site.
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Eel Chases Fishermen Near Clifton Captured
Springfield men Tom Hubbard and Robert Barcus fished the Little Miami River at Clifton Monday night. They were chased by a three and a half foot eel while two catfish were also caught. The eel was killed and taken home.
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