Mechem Senate Seat Battle Heads To High Court
The Ohio apportioning board's plan to split the 9th-14th-15th-16th districts into two senate seats faces another legal challenge. Harry J. Lehman of Cleveland asks the Supreme Court to overturn the board's ruling, arguing only one senator should represent the new district.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Senate
Hugh A. Sherer
Special Council
State Apportioning Board
Supreme Court
C. Stanley Mechem
Athens
Senate
Robert E. Zellar
Muskingum
High Court
Harry J. Lehman
Cleveland
Mechem
New Concord Welcomes Astronaut Glenn in Big Village Celebration
New Concord Ohio gears for its largest event as John H. Glenn arrives to a hometown greeting. Officials anticipate 35 000 to 50 000 people in the 2 127 resident village for the welcome on Saturday as the nation honors the Marine lieutenant colonel.
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Concord
Ohio
John H. Glenner
New York
New Concord
Lost or Found Ad Invites Quick Action
Quick-action lost and found ad urges immediate phone contact LY 3-1242. Ad stresses early posting so finders see it on the first day of publication.
Hospital Contracts Awarded for Meigs Memorial Hospital
The Meigs County Hospital Commission will award contracts totaling about 72 000 dollars next week for equipment and furnishings for the new Meigs Memorial Hospital. Twenty seven bidders underwent evaluation by George C. Smith the hospital consultant and commission members Fred Russell and A C Bradford.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County Hospital Commission
Meigs Memorial Hospital
George C. Smith
Fred Russell
A. C. Bradford
State Office Supply
Columbus
Thomas Ruff Co
B. Presser Co
Charleston
W.va
American Hospital Supply
the Columbus Hospital Supply Co
Rose City Press
A. S. Aloe Co
St. Louis
Medical Arts Supply Co
Huntington
Hospital and Physicians Supply
Mills Hospital Supply
Chicago
Kroll Recalled Over Policy Differences With Bonn
Bonn recalls Moscow ambassador Hans Kroll after reports he proposed Western recognition of the Oder Neisse line. This is the second clash in four months following earlierBerlin and German questions proposals.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Moscow
Hans Kroll
Oder-Neisse Line
Kroll
Khrushchev
Berlin
Doctor Who Predicted His Own Death
Dr Sedat A Kayar a Turkish born physician aged 41 died Thursday from pancreatic cancer. He had told patients last January he would not long survive and hoped to visit Turkey but did not make the trip.
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Highland
Sedat A. Kayar
Turkey
Kennedy to announce U S atmospheric nuclear tests
President Kennedy is expected to say the United States will resume atmospheric nuclear tests next month unless the Soviet Union quickly agrees to a reliable test ban treaty. He will appeal for Soviet participation, with inspections, and set tests for April while Geneva talks open March 14.
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Kennedy
United States
Soviet Union
U. S
Voice of America
White House
Re-Entry Fragment Identified as Atlas Booster Piece
A 3 by 2 foot metal fragment found on a South African farm is identified as part of the Atlas booster 109D that launched astronaut John H. Glenn Jr. into orbit. General Dynamics Aerospace confirmed the marking and type of fuel tank from Glenn's rocket.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
John H. Glenn Jr
Glenn
General Dynamics Astronautics
Atlas
East Berlin Bans U.S. General Worst Air Crash Is Mystery
Emergency crews fought icy waters and winds to recover 97 bodies from an American Airlines jet crash in Jamaica Bay. They searched wreckage for a flight recorder globe believed to reveal why the plane nosedived after takeoff. Captain James T W Heist, 56, of California, had logged 18 300 hours in flight. President Kennedy showed personal interest, requesting all possible steps to prevent repetition.
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New York
American Airlines
Jamaica Bay
Sky
James T. W. Heist
Rolling Hills
Calif
Kennedy
Nixon Attacks Birch Society Leader Welch
In Berkeley California former Vice President Richard Nixon urged California Republicans to quit the John Birch Society led by Robert Welch at a news conference He labeled Welch dictatorial and anti Republican and said he would not endorse any candidate who does not choose between Eisenhower and Welch Nixon cited Welch calling Eisenhower a Communist conspiracy agent.
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Berkeley
Calif
Richard M. Nixon
California
John Birch Society
Robert Welch
Nixon
Welch
The
Birch Society
Dwight Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Kennedy Seeks $2 Billion Debt Hike To 300 Billion
The Senate approved a bill to temporarily raise the national debt limit to 300 billion dollars. President Kennedy had requested the increase and plans to ask for an additional eight billion by June 30.
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Washington
Senate
Kennedy
Congress
County Clerk Authorized to Issue Warrants in Misdemeanor or Felony
Atty. Gen. Mark McElroy ruled that the clerk of a county court may sign and issue a warrant for the arrest of a person charged with either a misdemeanor or a felony.
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Columbus
Mark McElroy
Army Chief Seizes Power In Burma in Bloodless Coup
Burma defense chief Gen. Ne Win toppled Prime Minister U Nu in a second coup, seizing Parliament and key communications with about 10,000 troops and 30 tanks. The move came amid opposition to a nationalization bill and rising leftist influence, officials said.
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Burma
Rangoon
Ne Win
U Nu
Win
Casbah Battle Crushed By Crack French Troops
French troops fought an hour long assault in Algiers Casbah as crack units stormed narrow byways to quell Moslem riflemen firing from rooftops. Thousands of troops ringed the squalid quarter in efforts to suppress the rebellion.
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Algiers
Casbah
P&G Agrees To Remove Crest Ads
Procter & Gamble will drop certain Crest toothpaste claims after the Federal Trade Commission demanded changes. The FTC said the ads implied Crest was tested against a regular toothpaste, when the comparator was a noncommercial toothpaste similar except for stannous fluoride. P G chairman Howard Morgens called the settlement the sensible alternative to a prolonged legal dispute over the word regular.
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Washington
Procter & Gamble Co
Cincinnati
Federal Trade Commission
P&g
Trade Commission
Howard Morgens
Procter & Gamble
Named To Liquor Post In Columbus Ohio
E Norris Ecker a 54 year old Canton businessman was appointed assistant director of the Ohio Department of Liquor Control by Director George P Dick. Also renaming eight Miami University trustees to nine year terms by Gov DiSalle.
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Columbus
E. Norris Ecker
Canton
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
George P. Dick
Michael V. DiSalle
Miami University
Congress pushes B70 production amid bomber debate
The House Armed Services Committee urged the Defense Department to continue B70 bomber development and move toward production as a combat aircraft. Secretary McNamara has rejected the plan despite last year’s $500 million appropriation to extend B52 production.
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Armed Services Committee
Defense Department
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Congress
Cleveland Engineer Leaves Estate To University Medical School
Alvin E. Williams a 55 year old plant engineer at a Cleveland Transit System substation died leaving about 102000 to the Western Reserve University School of Medicine and 5000 to a Missouri niece.
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Cleveland
Alvin E. Williams
Missouri
Western Reserve University School of Medicine
Astronaut Glenn Visits U N And Heads To Ohio
John H. Glenn Jr visits United Nations headquarters with Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson and Adlai E. Stevenson. An estimated four million New Yorkers celebrate his arrival as he tours the U N and attends a Broadway show. He then travels to New Concord Ohio for weekend plans before resuming duties at Langley Air Force Base.
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New York
John H. Glenn Jr
United Nations
Glenn
Lyndon B. Johnson
Adlai E. Stevenson
U. S
U. N
U Thant
VU. N
Miles
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Empire Room
Dolores Gray
New Concord
Ohio
Langley Air Force Base
Virginia
U S Commandant Denied Entry to East Berlin by Soviets
In Berlin the United States refused to recognize East German moves banning Maj. Gen. Albert Watson II from the Soviet sector. East Germans cited Soviet requests as the reason, marking retaliation for the U S action against Col. Andrei Solovyev. A U S Army car faced a 40 minute hold by border police, with no official link to the ban.
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Berlin
U. S
Albert Watson II
East Berlin
Gen. Watson
Karlshorst
U. S. Army
West Berlin
Col. Solovyev
West Leads Communists In World Aid
United Nations dispatch reports the Western world far outstrips the Soviet bloc in aid to underdeveloped areas, led by the United States which supplied 1.82 billion of 3.22 billion dollars in 1960. UN agencies distributed 362 million, while Communist bilateral aid trailed.
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United Nations
N. Y
Africa
United States
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