Federal survey to boost Ohio 10th District jobs
A four day Small Business Administration survey aimed at improving the economic climate and employment potential will visit eight Ohio counties November 6 to 9. Rep. Walter Moeller said SBA specialists will analyze problems, explore new industry, and aid local businesses.
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Ohio
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Small Business Administration
Fairfield
Commerce Department
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Hocking Counties
Athens
Vinton
Meigs and
Gallia
A&P Joins Stamp Trading Field in Albany Area
Dayton based MacDonald Co. subsidiary issues Plaid stamps used by A&P stores in the Albany New York area. The agreement links two large firms in their respective fields. It is unclear if A&P will expand beyond Albany where about 100 stores operate.
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Dayton Trading Stamp Company
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
A&p
Albany
N. Y
E. F. MacDonald Co
Taxes Near 30 Percent Level Says Ohio Leader
Cleveland Roger Cloud, Ohio House speaker, told 400 industrialists that overall U S taxation nears 30 per cent of income. He said taxes have approached confiscatory levels and that the 104th General Assembly rejected further general fund tax increases.
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United States
Roger Cloud
Ohio House
Ohio Public Expenditure Council
Cloud
104Th General Assembly
Ohio
Trade friction blamed for Japan's trade deficit
Japan blamed part of its international trade deficit on the Buy American, Ship American policy during a spirited but friendly exchange at the second session of the U S Japan Committee on Trade and Economic Affairs.
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Japan
U. S
U. S.japan
Midwife Moves to Clarence House for Princess Birth
Midwife Anne Thomson arrives at Clarence House to attend Princess Margaret's impending birth. The royal delivery is anticipated as the stork nears.
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London
Anne Thomson
Princess Margaret
Clarence House
Gallia Grand Jury Indicts Point Man
K W Robinson 52 of Point Pleasant former Tiny Tot Manufacturing operator faces 32 counts in eight indictments for securities law violations in Gallia County Court. He pleaded innocent waiving arraignment and awaits bond posting totaling 4000 dollars. Twenty witnesses testified including eight alleged stock buyers.
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K. W. Robinson
Point Pleasant
Tiny Tot Manufacturing Co
Gallia County
Death Ray Bomb Test May Be Considered in Nevada Caverns
Reported plan to test a neutron bomb or death ray device in Nevada underground caverns. Government secrecy surrounds whether preliminary field research has begun. Idea centers on a harassed detonation producing intense radiation from fast neutrons without massive blast or fallout.
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Washington
Nevada
Truman says Kennedy era offers chance for American progress
Former President Harry S. Truman assailed Eisenhower era policies as wrong and unwise. He spoke at a National Press Club luncheon praising the new administration and expressing confidence in days ahead under President Kennedy.
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Harry S. Truman
Eisenhower
America
Truman
Kennedy
National Press Club
Evangelist Mordecai F Ham Dies at 84 in Louisville
The Rev. Mordecai F. Ham, 84, a fiery Baptist evangelist who converted Dr. Billy Graham in 1934, died Wednesday in Louisville of a stroke.
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Mordecai F. Ham
Billy Graham
False Bomb Reports Shake Chillicothe High School
Municipal Court Judge William J. Jones fined Russell Miller 100 dollars and sentenced him to one year in the Cincinnati workhouse for making two false bomb reports that disrupted Chillicothe High School classes. Miller admitted telephoning the school twice last month to claim a bomb was planted.
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William J. Jones
Chillicothe High School
Russell Miller
Cincinnati
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Brazil Plane Crash Toll Reaches 57 In Recife
Brazilian aviation authorities raised the death toll to 57 after a Lima Airways liner crashed in Recife. Officials said 88 aboard were on board, with a spokesman earlier listing 48 dead and 84 passengers.
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Recife
Plane catches fire on landing at Cleveland Hopkins
A private two motor plane burning during its landing at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport left three occupants unharmed. The incident occurred late Wednesday and all aboard escaped without injuries.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Hopkins
Trade drive seeks broader reciprocal program with Common Market
A Kennedy team pushes re enactment and widening of the Reciprocal Trade Act with input from Herter Clayton and Ball. They urge open competitive trade and a market friendly approach as renewal nears amid strong protectionist sentiment for U S industries.
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Edmond Lebreton
Washington
Kennedy
Europe
Christian A. Herter
Eisenhower
William L. Clayton
Truman
George W. Ball
Ball
New York
U.S
U S Gets One Nobel Shares One Nobel
Nobel physics prize honors two atomic scientists Dr Robert Hofstadter of Stanford and Dr Rudolf Moessbauer of Munich University now at Caltech. Chemistry prize goes to Dr Melvin Calvin of the University of California. Prizes total 250 000 Swedish crowns with the atomic prize split.
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Sweden
California
Robert Hofstadter
Stanford University
Rudolf Moessbauer
Munich University
California Institute of Technology
Melvin Calvin
University of California
USC gets 325000 to study communism at new institute
Industrialist Henry Salvatori and his wife Grace donate 325000 to the University of Southern California to establish a research institute on Communist strategy and propaganda. Dr Rodger Swearingen will head the institute with a global staff and programs in international relations, lectures, and teachers seminars.
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University of Southern California
USC
Rodger Swearingen
Soviet Union
Swearin
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Western Geophysical Co
100 Dead In Wake Of Hattie
Rescue workers counted more than 100 dead and thousands homeless as Hurricane Hattie devastated Belize. Winds reached 200 mph, tearing through 75 percent of Belize City and neighboring towns including Stancreek Turneffe Cay and Caulked Cay with vast destruction and rising death tolls.
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Alabama hires scientist and lawyer on race superiority claim
The state engaged Dr Wesley Crutz George and attorney Ralph Smith in a plan approved by Gov John Patterson to argue white intellectual superiority over Negroes. The arrangement, reported by the Montgomery Advertiser, involves a detailed anthropological study of racial differences begun last February.
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Montgomery
Tiser
Ralph Smith
John Patterson
Invasion Of Katanga Met With Joy
In Leopoldville Congo General Mobutu announced that central government troops have moved over 35 miles into North Katanga Province in a broad offensive to end Katanga secession. He reported villages and mission stations along the advance were joyously welcoming the force as flags are planted and troops receive gifts from locals.
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Joseph Mobutu
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Algerian Moslems Bury Their Dead After Violent Demos
In Algiers authorities eased security as Moslems began burying their dead after nationwide protests. Official totals report at least 86 killed and 144 injured among Moslems, while four French soldiers died and 16 were wounded.
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Welfare Cuts Under Ribicoff Plan in Washington
Secretary Abraham Ribicoff orders Welfare Department spending for the year cut by about 101.945 million dollars, marking a major reduction in federal aid.
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Washington
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Ex-Chorine Lillian Reis Reopens Night Club
Lillian Reis, whose burglary trial ended in a hung jury, reopened her Philadelphia nightclub Wednesday night with herself as the star. The 32 year old former chorine danced the Charleston jitterbug twist and rhumba, praising the evening as wonderful with many friends present and crowded rooms.
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Lillian Reis
Broadway Star Joan McCracken Dies at 39
Broadway actress and dancer Joan McCracken died Wednesday at age 39 from a heart attack. She starred in several hit musical comedies on Broadway.
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New York
Joan McCracken
Khrushchev Uses Finland Move to Pressure NATO
Khrushchev's Finland consultation request signals a broader strategy to fracture Allied unity over Berlin and West Germany. By pressing Finland and demanding disarmament concessions, he aims to weaken NATO and test Western resolve while avoiding direct assault.
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West Germany
Berlin
NATO
Khrushchev
General Van Fleet apologizes for Cuba remarks to Stevenson
Gen. James A. Van Fleet telegraphed Adlai Stevenson to correct and apologize for erroneous Cuba related statements. He disputed reports that U S air cover for the Cuban invasion was upheld by Stevenson and said Berlin and Laos were lost to communism in a Tribune account he did not confirm.
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Politicking To Dominate JFKs New York Tour
President Kennedy flies into the New York area to back Democratic candidates and discuss grave international issues. He plans a campaign speech focusing on administration aims and records, with Adlai Stevenson and Arthur Dean joining in discussions at his hotel suite in New York City.
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New York-New Jersey
New York City
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White House
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Arthur H. Dean
Fazio Stop-N-Shop Signs Profit Sharing Contract
Cleveland firms reach gain sharing accord with 26 bakers from AFL CIO Local 219. Agreement covers profits and labor terms as the city’s first of its kind. Local 219 includes workers at baked goods plants in the area.
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Fazio Stop-N-Shop
Afl-Cio American Bakery and
FTC Probes Ads Claiming Large Endorser Lists
The Federal Trade Commission investigates advertising that asserts a product has many endorsements. The preliminary inquiry seeks to determine if the claims mislead consumers and violate trade rules.
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Federal Trade Commission
Plea for Peace Thousands of Women Demonstrate
A mass plea for peace is presented to the Sremlin and the White House by thousands of American women who demonstrated in Washington and about twenty other cities. The drive seeks an end to hostilities and a push for diplomatic settlement.
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