Inmate sues over parole brake invention claim
London Correctional Institution inmate William H. Richey 38 seeks 1.13 million dollars for alleged parole条件 requiring he abandon a hydraulic brake safety device he developed 1947 to 1953. He says a carbon copy of his invention appears in 1962 models by unnamed American auto makers. The suit names superintendent R B Eckle and parole officers Ross Mills and Nolan Snyder.
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Tion
William H. Richey
R. B. Eckle
London Institution
Ross E. Mills
London
Nolan Snyder
Springfield
Richey
Mills
Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission
Briber Millanich Convicted Again in Massillon Case
Michael Miljanich, former Massillon smoke shop operator, was found guilty by a jury on six counts of attempting to bribe three Massillon policemen to avoid raids during 1959 gambling operations. The conviction follows a prior overturned conviction and new trial order.
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Canton—M
Michael Millantch
Massillon
Miljanich
Mark McElroy
Ban To Hold Lima Board Billboards Ruling
Common Pleas Court Judge Donald Davison ruled the decision on Ohio's interstate highway billboard ban applies to both the old and new state laws. The ruling clarifies the scope of constitutionality affecting existing and forthcoming regulations.
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Lima
Common Pleas Court
Donald Davison
Ohio
East Tech Student Beaten By Youths
A 15 year old East Technical High School student was beaten outside the school by three youths after a disturbance at Kennard Junior High School. Coach William Harris broke up the fight and identified an 18 year old with a police record as one attacker who was arrested. police sought the accomplices, both 18.
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East Technical High School
Kennard
William Harris
East Tech
Special Serum Used On Boy With Cowpox
Doctors in Youngstown report results of a special serum given to a 16 month old boy with cowpox will not be known for a day or so. They say it may reduce his chance of disfigurement and serious illness. The boy, Jerry Lee Zimmerman, contracted the disease after brushing his eye and head against an open smallpox vaccination on his sister's arm.
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Jerry Lee Zimmerman
Johns Hopkins Expert Joins Effort Over Fatal Salt Formula
In Binghamton New York a Johns Hopkins specialist joined a hospital team battling the salt intoxication crisis at Bing hamton General Hospital. Seven infants died after consuming a salty formula while ten remain hospitalised and 17 were discharged. Autopsies and tests will confirm cause.
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N. Y
Johns Hopkins
Binghamton General Hospital
Lawrence Finberg
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Baltimore
Jason K. Moyer
Moyer
Study Okayed On Teaching i
Ohio Board of Education approves a state study on methods of teaching communism in schools. Proposed by William T. Monroe of Euclid, the plan passed 12 to 8. The study aims to examine local and national findings and laws guiding instruction in democracy and other governments.
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Columbus
Ohio Board of Education
William T. Monroe
Euclid
Monroe
U. S
Monument plan for John Glenn’s hometown unveiled
Plans were announced in Columbus for a permanent monument in New Concord to commemorate astronaut John H. Glenn. Rep. Tom Morehead and the Monument Builders of Ohio Inc announced the project, which already has a $1000 pledge to the fund.
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John H. Glenn
New Concord
Tom Morehead
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Monument Builders of Ohio, Inc
Kennedy to push poll tax repeal in constitutional move
The Kennedy administration plans to present to the Senate a proposed constitutional amendment to abolish poll taxes as the initial step toward stronger civil rights legislation.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
Kennedy seeks 4.88 billion in foreign aid to Congress
President Kennedy submitted a 4.8785 billion foreign aid program for fiscal 1963, urging urgent need to combat communism and chaos abroad. Hearings begin Wednesday as lawmakers consider allocations of 3.3785 billion for economic aid and 1.5 billion for military assistance.
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Kennedy
Congress
Capitol Hill
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Multiple fatal crashes claim four lives in Ohio and West Virginia
A Hocking County woman died when her car struck a tombstone truck on Route 33 near Enterprise. In Mason County West Virginia a boy, Billy Dabney, 11, was killed crossing Route 2 at Apple Grove. In Vinton County a couple, Gladys Bailey 53 and Winters Kinsel 55, died in a Route 75 head on collision near Hamden. Mrs Bickle, 75, of Enterprise, died from crushed skull and internal injuries after being pinned in wreckage. The crashes left several injured including Carl Schmitter 74 and Edward Jones Jr. 32 with various injuries. Authorities filed charges against Dolis Jeffers 24 in Apple Grove death, while investigations continue into Schmitter and the Mason County wreck. The Bailey and Kinsel crash involved a northbound truck crossing the center line on Route 75. Continued on Page 3.
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Hamden
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Gladys Bailey
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Winters Kinsel
Billy Dean Dabney
Apple Grove
W.va
Bickle
Carl Schmitter
Logan
Paul Hartman
Schmitter
Lawrence Smith
Elberton
Edward Jones Jr
Lancaster
Hocking Valley Hospital
Jones
Linda Kay Clendenin
Kenny Clendenin
Hartman
Hubert Lappen
Pleasant Valley Hospital
Oliver Eschenaur
Mason County
Kinsel
Indonesia Netherlands Agree to Confer on West New Guinea Talks
The Hague Netherlands Premier Jan de Quay said Indonesia and the Netherlands accept a U S proposal for preliminary discussions on West New Guinea with a neutral third party present. Indonesia linked talks to handing over administration, while De Quay noted concern over Indonesian rhetoric as talks move forward. The report also notes U S military advisers beginning training in Thailand for combatting Communist guerrillas.
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West New Guinea
Jan de Quay
Indonesia
Netherlands
Washington
Thailand
Designer Don Loper Involved In Los Angeles Hit-and-Run
Fashion designer Don Loper, 52, appeared worse for wear after a three mile chase in Los Angeles following a hit run. Jerry Lewis led the pursuit and called police as he helped bring the suspect in, with Loper's car striking one vehicle and side swiping three others, according to police.
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Don Loper
Los Angeles
Loper
Jerry Lewis
Lewis
President Kennedy to push medical aid drive in New York
The White House coordinates a grass roots campaign to win support for Kennedy’s plan to finance medical care for the aged through Social Security. A Madison Square Garden rally on May 20 sponsored by the National Council of Senior Citizens and Golden Ring Clubs of New York is cited as a key example. White House aides coordinate outside groups backing the program and seek TV and radio coverage to influence Congress against AMA and insurers.
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White House
Kennedy
Congress
New York
Madison Square Garden
National Council of Senior Citizens
Golden Ring Clubs of
Pierre Salinger
Richard Maguire
American Medical Association
Rockefeller Divorce May Be Monday
Mrs. Nelson A. Rockefeller may pursue a quick Nevada divorce from New York Governor on Monday if she proves a six week residency. An uncontested divorce could be granted in minutes after filing. Her two married daughters are visiting at Donner Trail Ranch in the Sierras west of Reno.
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Nev
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Nevada
New York
Donner Trail Ranch
Sierras
Here
Robert L. Pierson
William Strawbridge
Rockefeller
Robber Holds Up Steubenville Finance Office
A masked man robbed the Republic Finance Co. office in downtown Steubenville Monday night, holding six employees and four customers at gunpoint. Manager Charles Margos said the thief demanded a filled money bag, then stood on a chair and told all to stay quiet before slipping away into a shopper crowd.
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Republic Finance Co
Charles Margos
Margos
Traffic crashes claim 144 lives in Ohio January
The Ohio Department of Highway Safety reports 144 traffic deaths in January the highest monthly toll in four years. In Cincinnati officials push fluoridation of drinking water as the best defense against tooth decay per the American Dental Association official.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Department of Highway Safety
Cincinnati
American Dental Association
Arms Inspection Plan Dropped By U S And Britain
Geneva report says United States and Britain abandoned President Kennedy's plan for a sweeping international inspection system to curb Soviet nuclear test preparations. Western informants say officials view on the spot inspections as impractical due to Soviet opposition. Rusk and Home favor limited spot checks in known testing areas if possible.
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U. S
Dean Rusk
Lord Home
West
Soviet Union
Geneva
Jackie Rests Starts Again In India Luncheon Meeting
Jacqueline Kennedy rested after a long flight from Rome then attended a luncheon at the presidential palace in New Delhi hosted by President Rajendra Prasad. Ninety guests including government officials, with Nehru guiding Mrs Kennedy, joined the event to greet the U S first lady and her sister.
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Jawaharlal Nehru
New Delhi
Princess Lee Radziwill
London
India
Washington
Rajendra Prasad
Rome
U. S
Presidential Palace
Prasad
Mrs. Kennedy
JEKs Mother Undergoes Pelvic Hernia Operation
Mrs. Joseph P. Kennedy 71, mother of the President, had a successful pelvic hernia operation at St Elizabeths Hospital by Dr Roy J Heffernan. She was on the table for one hour five minutes and condition was excellent after recovery room placement. President Kennedy said the U S is ready to act on any disarmament measures achievable at Geneva.
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Boston
Joseph P. Kennedy
Washington
Kennedy
United States
Geneva
Windowless School Planned In Detroit
DETROIT 120 students at Hoover School will spend the next year in classrooms without windows. Before the new year begins, the windows in Hoover School classrooms will be replaced by opaque panels. SAN FRANCISCO Former priest and husband reportedly spirited to California by the Catholic church must appear in Domestic Relations Court March 19 to answer charges of failure to support his four children.
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Detroit
Wayne
Hoover
San Francisco
California
Catholic Church
Castro Rations Staples Amid Cuban Hardships
In Havana Prime Minister Fidel Castro acknowledged serious problems facing the revolution and announced nationwide rationing of rice beans lard and cooking oil starting next Monday. He blamed counter-revolutionary forces and the U.S. embargo for Cuba s hardships and admitted planning blunders.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Castro
U. S
Kennedy
Cuba
Rumors of Accord Despite Doubts in Algeria Talks
Reports from EVIAN France say French and Algerian rebels may sign a ceasefire today but insiders on both sides doubt the claim. The French News Agency hinted at an end to the 74 year Algerian war while Algerian delegates cited unresolved issues. The main point contested is the interim provisional regime prior to the self determination referendum expected to grant independence.
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Evian
France
Algeria
Dismissal Motion Tied to Hoffa Indictment Subpoena
A former U.S. attorney general may testify today on a motion to dismiss the federal mail fraud indictment against James R. Hoffa, Teamsters president. Hoffa’s lawyers aim to question William P. Rogers about wiretap evidence used in building the case. In other news, the Civil Aeronautics Board will hold public hearings in New York next week to probe the jetliner crash that killed 95 on March 1. The Florida Supreme Court has set arguments on the constitutionality of a daily Bible readings in public schools law.
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Fla
U.S
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
New York
Tallahassee
Florida Supreme Court
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