227 Miles of Happy Motoring Promised to Ohioans
The Ohio Department of Highways says a non stop drive across central Ohio from Indiana to West Virginia will arrive in about ten years as a massive inter state program raises U S 40 to Interstate 70 standards. By 1969 most rural segments will be four lanes and the project includes Columbus innerbelt and Kirkersville Hebron relief routes with bids set for April 1.
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Indiana
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Ohio Department of Highways
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Hebron
Licking
Muskingum
Lumbus
Zanesville
Muskingum County
Ike Keeps Alive Price Forecasts
Washington reports President Eisenhower will ask the United Nations to send foreign observers to U S atomic tests in the Pacific this summer. Administration debates price supports for corn and dairy reductions, with a veto possible but not guaranteed, amid farm political tensions.
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Eisenhower
United Nations
U. S
Pacific
Congress
Agriculture Benson
Farm land yields to cities in Ohio as nonfarm use rises
Ohio farmland is moving out of agriculture at about 50 000 to 60 000 acres per year. Agricultural economist Melvin G. Smith of Ohio State University notes land shifts to cities rural residences and industrial uses while farm business grows more specialized and part time farming increases with 40 percent of farmers working 100 days or more off farm. He says rural communities will undergo the greatest changes in modern agricultural history.
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Ohio State University
Ohio
Melvin G. Smith
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Union Spurs Profit Talks
DETROIT Behind closed doors the General Motors Corp and the United Auto Workers negotiate a new contract. UAW President Walter P Reuther presented profit sharing proposal to GM VP Louis Seaton as talks proceed with no public statements. Deadline May 29 for contract expiration.
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Walter P. Reuther
Louis M. Seaton
Five Day Forecast for West Virginia Weather Update
Weather outlook describes partly cloudy to mostly cloudy conditions with light rain or drizzle, mainly in the east. Temperatures near normal to slightly below with highs in the 40s and lows in the 30s to mid 40s. Expect cooler conditions in the mountains with a chance of light rain or snow Friday into Saturday and an average precipitation of about half an inch in the east.
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West Virginia
O Neill Names Sater to Franklin County Court
Governor C William O Neill appoints Kenneth L Sater a Columbus Republican to the Franklin County Common Pleas Court in Columbus Ohio.
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William O'Neill
Kenneth L. Sater
Columbus Republican
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
New Type Heart Operation Might Save Half of Victims
Dallas report cites Chicago surgeon Dr. M S Mazel describing a procedure that sprays magnesium silicate on the heart surface to stimulate new blood vessel growth. The aim is to reduce heart death toll by boosting blood supply to the coronary vessels after a heart attack.
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Democrats Push Expanded Unemployment Benefits Plan
House Democrats denounce President Eisenhower's plan for a one year 50 percent rise in jobless pay as insufficient. They back Mills-McCormack proposals to fund up to 16 additional weeks with no state contribution and at least half the worker’s wage, financed federally. The Eisenhower plan offers up to 13 extra weeks with federal loans, costing an estimated 500 to 600 million dollars.
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House Ways and Means Committee
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D-Ark
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Mass
Six Die In Morning Home Fire In Columbus
A young mother Betty Gallagher 25 and five children perished in an early morning blaze at a two story home 1 1/2 miles west of downtown Columbus. James George-Glenn escaped with burns and was hospitalized. Police noted the victims were related but did not specify how.
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Dr Quiring Dies at 63 in Cleveland Clinic Hospital
Dr Daniel P. Quiring, 63, expert on comparative anatomy and associate professor of biology at Western Reserve University, died in Cleveland Clinic Hospital Tuesday night after a short illness.
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Daniel P. Quiring
Cleveland Clinic
Western Reserve University
Kohler Head To Testify Before Senate Rackets Panel
Herbert V. Kohler head of Kohler Co testifies before the Senate Rackets Committee on the four year old strike at the plumbing fixtures plant. The panel plans to hear UAW President Walter Reuther next as a windup witness ahead of New Castle Indiana Perfect Circle Corp strike hearings.
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Herbert V. Kohler
Kohler Co
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D-Ark
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
Wisconsin
UAW
Perfect Circle Corp
New Castle
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Army Aims New Explorer Satellite Launch
Cape Canaveral officials prepare for a fresh Explorer satellite launch using the Jupiter C rocket. Time and date remain confidential as the army coordinates the assembling personnel for the mission.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Professor Dies at 34 in Columbus
Gabriel A. Pradal age 34 an associate professor in the romance language department at Ohio State University died Monday from leukemia in Columbus Ohio The obituary notes his academic work and tenure at OSU and his contributions to the university community.
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Columbus
Gabriel A. Pradal
Ohio State University
Drive Looms To Push Taft Into Nomination
Friends of Charles Taft push an uninsured bid for the GOP governor nomination against incumbent C William O Neill. Taft says he is watching and will decide April 7. Chesler leads petition drive with or without Sen Robert Tafts backing.
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William O’neill
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Robert A. Taft
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Charles Taft
Cylde Mann
Akron Beacon Journal
Rumor of Soviet Premier Shakeup Amid Parliament Session
Western observers suspect Nikolai Bulganin may be replaced as the Soviet Premier when the Supreme Soviet convenes in Moscow. Potential successor Aleksei Kirichenko, Khrushchev aide, rose in prominence after Kirichenko's 200 nominations and Voroshilov's 77 count. Bulganin was largely out of the running in pre election disclosures.
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Dag Hammarskjold
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U S Sees Lone Soviet Move On Disarmament
U S officials privately expect a dramatic Soviet move on disarmament possibly suspending nuclear tests or declaring intent to halt weapon production. Such a solo act would be propaganda aimed at pressuring the West while avoiding inspection. Kremlin sessions and Khrushchev’s timing loom as potential inflection points.
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Landslide Blocks Ohio 7 Near Lawrence Gallia Line
Rains caused a landslide that dumped 25 to 30 tons of dirt and rock onto Ohio 7 just south of the Lawrence Gallia county line. The slide blocks one lane and threatens more earth. Officials cannot estimate clearance time.
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Lawrence-Gallia County
Ohio Highway Patrol
Department of Highways
Ohio unemployment rolls hold near steady at 208,694
The Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation reports a near steady week with 208,694 people currently drawing jobless benefits, up from 207,280. The March increase stands at 3,238 claims so far this month.
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Amish Parents Seek New Contempt Hearing in Norwalk
In Wooster, Juvenile Court Judge Don Young reviews a request from volunteer defense lawyers for a new contempt hearing in the case of six Amish parents jailed for failing to send their sons to school. The parents were released on bond while habeas corpus action proceeds.
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Eli Hershberger
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Cleveland Teachers To Receive 250 Dollars Yearly Raise
Cleveland public school instructors will gain a $250 annual pay hike next September. The board of education approved new salary schedules setting starting pay at $4250 for a bachelor’s degree holder with no experience and a top bracket of $7250 for those with 13 years experience and a master’s degree.
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Board of Education
SAC Bombers Ready for Air in ILS Minutes
WALLA WALLA Washington Maj Gen David Wade said SAC bombers could be airborne within 15 minutes to strike any nation launching a surprise attack. He noted one third of SAC bombers are at the end of their runways loaded with hydrogen bombs and ready to take to the air.
First Butter Shipment Set for Ohioans
Columbus governor announces 87,000 pounds monthly surplus creamery butter will begin arriving in April for Ohio’s needy families.
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Columbus
Ohio
William O'Neill
Nominee Horace H. Smith Advanceed to Laos Ambassadorship
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved the nomination of Horace H. Smith of Xenia Ohio as ambassador to Laos on Tuesday.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Horace H. Smith
Xenia
Ohio
Laos
Oscar Awards Out Tonight in Hollywood Glamor
Hollywood prepares for the Oscar ceremony as Elizabeth Taylor stands as a major best actress contender. The broadcast features seventy top stars on NBC at 10 30 p m while the film industry mourns producer Mike Todd who died in a recent airplane crash.
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Movie Capital
Mike Todd
Todd
Elizabeth Taylor
NBC
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
Ohio and West Virginia to Receive Natural Gas Lines
The Manufacturers Light and Heat Co of Pittsburgh was authorized by the Power Commission to build about 1.16 million dollars of natural gas pipeline facilities in Ohio and West Virginia. The project includes 21 miles of line a river crossing and service to the Olin Mathieson Chemical plant near Buck Hill Bottom Monroe County Ohio.
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Manufacturers Light and Heat Co
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The
Power Commission
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West Virgin
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Woman Eyes Senate Seeks Republican Nomination in Missouri
In Jefferson City Missouri 55 year old Hazel Palmer president of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs announces plans to seek the Republican nomination for U S Senate from Missouri. The report notes her leadership role and intent to run.
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Hazel Palmer
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
U. S
Missouri
4 Piece Bedroom Suite Quick Sale Ad
Four piece bedroom suite priced for quick sale. Dial 22512 after 6 pm for details.
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Quick Ad Sells In One Day
Small ad promises fast results selling unused household items. It emphasizes now as the best time and invites readers to call 31242 for an Ad-taker and quick service.
Satellites to Track Every Storm From Pole to Pole
Dr. Harry Wexler, research director of the U S Weather Bureau, predicted U S satellites traveling pole to pole will soon provide data on every storm on earth.
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Harry Wexler
U. S. Weather Bureau
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