Pomeroy Industry Set to Roll at New Midwest Steel Plant
Pomeroy readies 31 machines for a new Midwest Steel Corp fabricating plant on E Main St formerly Parkerburg Rig and Reel. 28 local hires, many former Rig and Reel workers, begin training under Blaine Adkins and Garland Perry. Plant manager Frederick W. Klein says orders will expand staff beyond 28 as operations start Monday.
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Frederick W. Klein
Pomeroy
Parkersburg
William R. Barnhart
Bob Hoeflich
E. Main St
Midwest Steel Corp
Charleston
W. Va
Klein
Blaine Adkins
Huntington
Garland Perry
William Pollock
Mississippi capital quiet after police disperse sit-in
In Jackson on Wednesday, club wielding police with trained dogs dispersed about 100 Negro demonstrators outside a courthouse as nine Tougaloo College students faced breach of the peace charges for a sit in at a public library. The scene turned tense with clapping, singing, and police action.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Tougaloo
Southern Chrisian College
Arms Debate Is Averted At United Nations Session
UN diplomats reported that the United States and the Soviet Union agreed to avert a disarmament debate in the General Assembly. Delegates hoped to finish by April 21 as private talks continue on a new East West arms negotiating committee and the resumption timetable.
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United Nations
N. Y
United States
Soviet Union
General Assembly
Assembly
Jackson Man Killed In Truck Accident
Mansfield police report a truck driver from Jackson Paul A. Higginbotham 37 died when his tractor trailer rear ended another truck on Interstate 7 just south of U S 30. The other driver Clarence L. Smith 42 of Cincinnati sustained minor injuries while his load weighed 38 000 pounds of steel.
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Mansfield
Paul A. Higginbotham
Jackson
Route 1
Interstate 7
U. S. 30
Highway Patrol
Higginbotham
Clarence L. Smith
Cincoinnati
Smith
Elizabeth Taylor Illness Costs Over Fifty Thousand
Elizabeth Taylor's illness has cost more than $50,000 and medical bills are not yet in. A family spokesman said her near brush with death in London this month occurred outside Great Britain's national health plan.
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Hollywood
Elizabeth Taylor
London
Great Britain
Lawrence Benson, former Milwaukee Road police chief, dies
Lawrence Benson 71, once superintendent of the Milwaukee Road police, helped solve the 2 million dollar mail train robbery at Rondout Illinois in 1924. He died Wednesday in Libertyville Illinois.
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Libertyville
Ill
Lawrence Benson
Milwaukee Railroad
Rondout
Floods Hit Iowa Infra as Cedar River Tops Dollars at Loss
Waterloo volunteers led by city officials helped shield the city as the Cedar River rose to 21.86 feet, with damage estimated at 60 million dollars and water reaching toward Cedar Rapids. Authorities warned of ongoing cleanup and the flood crest moving toward the Mississippi.
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Mississippi River
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Carl Fagerlind
Ed Jochumsen
Home Rule Next Goal for Capital Voters
Washington residents celebrate the 23rd Amendment granting presidential voting rights but acknowledge it stops short of home rule. President Kennedy hails the vote as a step forward and urges Congress to act on administration proposals to grant the District of Columbia local self-government.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Kennedy
Congress
Laos Buildup and Possible Cease Fire Talks
Washington reports indicate the United States continues military buildup in and near Southeast Asia without a Soviet cease fire in Laos. Secretary of State Rusk tells SEATO allies the Kennedy administration will use force if needed to stop a Communist takeover. Officials fear Khrushchev may accept a cease fire.
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Washington
Laos
United States
Southeast Asia
Dean Rusk
U. S
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Kennedy Flies to Florida for Brief Easter Vacation
President Kennedy departed Washington for a short Easter break in Florida today. The trip is described as a routine personal vacation with no stated policy implications.
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Washington
Kennedy
Florida
Lawmakers Review New Frontier Ideas During Easter Recess
Congress departs for an Easter break to gauge public opinion on President Kennedy's New Frontier programs. Major items under debate include federal aid to education and elderly medical care, with only three priority bills resolved so far.
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Congress
Senate
Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development
House
White House
Eight Expelled At BG and 84 Freed At Lauderdale
Bowling Green officials expelled eight students amid campus demonstrations by about 2000 undergraduates. In Fort Lauderdale 84 collegians were released from jail after rioting charges. 72 got jail terms and 12 were arraigned awaiting trial. One detained student, George T. Dallage, 22, of Mankato State, faced 70 days for inciting a riot and resisting arrest.
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Lauderdale
Bowling Green
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
George T. Dallage
Mankate State College
Mankate, Minn
Quadruplets boost Feyre clan to ten in Holyoke birth
In Holyoke Massachusetts Mary Feyre 35 and Raymond Feyre 38 welcomed four healthy babies Tuesday after a prior brood of six. The quads two girls two boys arrived premature but in good health. The family, living in a five room apartment after a February fire, also has twins Christine 14 Kathleen 12 Raymond 8 Mary 8 Thomas 4 and John 2. Raymond earns $120 weekly as an insurance agent and plans to stay home briefly to care for all twelve at home.
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Holyoke
Mass
Providence Hospital
Mary Feyre
Raymond J. Feyre
Feyre
Christine
Kathleen
Raymond
Mary
Thomas
John
Feyres
Crime Bill Approved and OU Branch Land OK'd
The Ohio House passed a criminal conspiracy bill without opposition and sent it to the Senate. Separately, Senate approval allows county commissioners in six southeastern counties to sell 40 acres of jointly held sanitarium land at Chillicothe for use by the Ohio University branch as a Chillicothe campus site.
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Columbus
Ohio House
Senate
House
Chillicothe
Ohio University
WJR Authorized to Acquire WSAZ Stations in Huntington
The Communications Commission has authorized WJR of Detroit to acquire sole ownership of WSAZ AM and TV in Huntington West Virginia, including the Good Will Station Inc. in Detroit as the acquiring party.
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Washington
the Communications Commission
WJR
Good Will Station, Inc
Detroit
WSAZ
Huntington
W. Va
Patton Sees Upturn in Republic Steel Corp Output
In his annual stockholders report T F Patton president of Republic Steel Corp predicts a business upturn soon.
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Cleveland
T. F. Patton
Republic Steel Corp
Chillingworth Case Placed In Jury Hands
In Fort Pierce Florida the fate of Joseph A Peel Jr the alleged mastermind of the Chillingworth murders was given to a 12 man jury Circuit Court Judge D C Smith urged the jurors to deliberate calmly and fairly about whether Peel was the accessory before the fact to the 1955 slayings of Judge C E Chillingworth and his wife Marjorie.
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Chillingworth
Fort Pierce
Fla
Joseph A. Peel Jr
Circuit Court
D. C. Smith
Peel
C. E. Chillingworth
Marjorie
Fire kills four in Cleveland apartment blaze
A three story East Side apartment building was ravaged by fire early today. Four people are confirmed dead and four remain missing while at least ten are injured. Fire crews battled the flames through the night as the city investigates a possible cause.
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Cleveland
Units At Ciney Toledo Among Those To Close
The Defense Department announced the closing or curtailment of activities at 52 bases in the United States as part of a White House plan to cut obsolete installations. The move could save up to 220 million annually, though savings accrue over 12 to 36 months and affect about 15 000 domestic personnel and 19 000 overseas. The list includes the Louisville Medical Depot and Rossford Army Ordnance Depot Toledo with plans to inactivate or dispose within three years.
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Washington
Defense Department
United States
Robert S. McNamara
White House
McNamara
Kentucky — Army
Louisville
GSA
Sugar Act Extended for Fifteen Months to 1962
Congress approved a 15 month extension of the Sugar Act to June 30 1962 preserving the Cuban sugar quota cut to zero and permitting denial to the Dominican Republic of any Cuban quota. The act continues market division between domestic and foreign producers with potential windfall for the Republic of 888000 tons over a year.
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Washington
Congress
Senate House
U. S
Senate
House
Dominican Republic
Republic
Highway Map Mix Up Sends Hell and Paradise On a Wild Ride
Michigan highway officials misplaced Paradise and placed Hell on the state map causing confusion. The map showed Hell in southern Michigan while Paradise sits in Luce County in the Upper Peninsula, triggering jokes about routing and map errors.
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Paradise
Mich
Michigan
John C. Markie
Hell
Mackie
Upper Peninsula
Luce County
Chippewa County
Highway Department
Executives Dismissed From General Electric
New York report says all 15 General Electric Co executives sentenced last month for antitrust violations have left the firm, per a company statement.
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New York
General Electric Co
Kent State reports record fall enrollment
Kent State University announces a record total of 7596 full time students, up 18 percent from last year, reflecting a strong growth in admissions and campus enrollment.
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KENT
Kent State University
Corbett Convicted in Millionaire Adolph Coors Murder
Golden Colorado jury finds Joseph Corbett Jr. guilty of first degree murder in the 1960 killing of Adolph Coors III. State argued it ended a half million dollar kidnapping plot. Corbett faces life at Colorado Penitentiary.
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Golden
Colo
Joseph Corbett, Jr
Corbett
Colorado
Adolph Coors III
Five Miami Students Fined In Lauderdale Riots
Five Miami of Ohio students were fined in Lauderdale on Wednesday for participation in recent riots. The group includes Thomas G. Cullem 19 from Shaker Heights Jack C. Lane 20 Wickliffe Samuel H. McGoun 21 Glenview Illinois Kenneth L. Taylor 19 Cincinnati and Paul B. Kruke 18 Cincinnati.
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Miami
Lauderdale
Fort Lauderdale
Miami of Ohio
Thomas G. Cullem
Shaker Heights
Jack C. Lane
Wickliffe
Samuel H. McGoun
Glenview
Ill
Kenneth L. Taylor
Cincinnati
Paul B. Kruke
Shell money and ads in one line
History of shell currency traces to Africa and the East Indies. The piece nudges readers to use Messenger Want Ads to buy sell or find items with minimal cost and includes a contact Dia LY 3 1242.
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Africa
East Indies
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