Ohio legislature nears adjournment with two day session
In Columbus lawmakers aim to close the 105th General Assembly with a two day session to finish pending business. The agenda includes escheat legislation, liquor markup raise, court judge appointments, Sunday closing law revisions, and tax and fee measures. A potential adjournment decision rests with the governor. Fremont fire destroys a century old elevator causing about 100000 dollars in damage.
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U.S. Moves on Cuba Show Economic Decline
The United States released data showing Cuba's economy deteriorated as pressure built. Western shipping to Cuba dropped from 128 arrivals in January 1962 to 12 last January, and Cuba's gross national product fell 25 percent in 1962 from 1958 levels.
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Music boosts output in repetitive Illinois tests
Experimental results from Illinois researchers show background music raises performance by 17 percent on manual tasks and 18 percent on mental tasks, with no change in error rate. The piece promotes help wanted ads in The Messenger Classifieds for rapid career opportunities and an ad writer position at $1.00 for a 16 word ad.
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Khrushchev greets Kadar amid unity session display
In Moscow Khrushchev meets Hungarian Communist leader Janos Kadar with smiles and a Khrushchev welcome, while Chinese and Soviet negotiators continue difficult talks over their ideological split. Pravda reiterates opposition to Beijing’s hard line as Beijing advances criticism.
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Mississippi May Oust Meredith at Ole Miss Panel Meeting
A four man Mississippi State College Board committee meets to decide whether to seek federal court permission to expel James H Meredith from the University of Mississippi over public statements. Meredith faces a possible end to his desegregation landmark at Ole Miss this summer. The board planned a closed session on the matter.
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Ross Barnett
Staked-Out Motel Probe in Gold Slaying Case
FBI agents and Toledo police surveilled Town House Motel after Alex Birns registered and car found in lot as authorities seek him in connection with Melvin Gold’s death. Birns tied to loans using stolen Canadian bonds. Gold had pledged bonds with banks. Columbus reports unemployment claims continuing a recent decline.
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Shonder) Birns
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Merle M. McCurdy
McCurdy
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Mervin Gold
Renewal Expected For YAT28E Counter Insurgency Aircraft
Dayton’s Wright-Patterson AFB division is set to announce a contract renewal for the YAT28E counter insurgency fighter next week. The turboprop trainer, derived from North American Aviation’s T28, has trained thousands of pilots since 1949. A prototype with a 2450 horsepower engine first flew in February and later crashed in Ohio in March killing chief test pilot George W. Hoskins.
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Dirksen complains Republicans left out of nuclear talks
Washington GOP Leader Everett Dirksen says the Kennedy administration has kept Republicans in the dark on Harriman and Moscow talks for a possible atmospheric test ban. Harriman heads to Moscow via London for high level negoti ations and a Khrushchev linked proposition faces wary GOP opposition. Humphrey notes adminstration sees Khrushchev proposal as propaganda.
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Telephone Rate Hike Approved in Ohio
General Telephone Co of Ohio wins a revised rate schedule from the Public Utilities Commission adding 815000 dollars in annual revenues after remand. The plan causes a 25 cent monthly rise for residential service and a rate increase for business plans from 65 to 90 cents. The firm serves over 265000 customers via 200 central offices across 70 counties.
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Legislature Aids Logan With Trade
The Ohio Senate passed a land transfer bill 29 to 0 to exchange about two acres of state land near Logan for nearly an acre from the Logan Trade Club. The parcels south of U S 33 will balance land for a Goodyear plant site and an Ohio National Guard armory. Also, services were held for Rev. William G. Thurston at Antioch Baptist Church. he was born a slave and raised 20 foster children after age 78.
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Poison Gas Investigation Ordered in Yemen Civil War
Thant ordered Swedish Gen. Carl Von Horn to head a U S and Britain led inquiry into reports that bombs dropped by Egyptian planes on Royalist Yemeni tribesmen contained poison gas. U Arab Republic officials deny the accusations.
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Thant
Carl von Horn
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Yemen
United Arab Republic
Bald Man Cannot Avoid Jury Duty
Kansas City official Andrew P. Leacy, Jackson County jury commissioner, reported a respondent who said hair loss would embarrass him, but the judge ruled it not an adequate excuse to dodge jury service.
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Another Proposal Expected in Railroad Labor Talks
President Kennedy and union leaders moved toward a new arbitration attempt led by Supreme Court Justice Arthur J. Goldberg to avert a nationwide rail strike. A 12:01 a.m. walkout threatened 40 000 firemen and thousands of other workers as talks continued. James Richard Huddleston, 80, owner of a Pine Ridge store linked to Lum and Abner, died in Mena Arkansas.
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Dick) Huddleston
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Hecklers Clash With Pickets Near Bronx White Castle
In New York near a Bronx White Castle, about 20 police broke up a clash between white hecklers and Congress of Racial Equality pickets. Two whites were arrested for assault. a white schoolteacher picket was struck and his glasses broken. another man faced disorderly conduct charges and jail. The protest seeks more Black hires at the chain.
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