Ohio Big Cities Open Drive For Reapportionment
Big city interests in Ohio challenge the Hanna Amendment of 1903 governing state legislative representation. Judge Carl A. Weinman considers a three judge court and possible pre trial session. The first suit targets Hanna and seeks to restore the 1851 apportionment plan, arguing rural weight under Hanna skews representation.
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Ohio
Big Cities
U.S
Carl A. Weinman
Weinman
James D. Nolan
Cleveland
Hugh A. Scherer
Atty
Mark McElroy
Nolan
Kenneth G. Weinberg
Ted W. Brown
U. S
John Peck
Cincinnati
Adams
Brown, Clinton
Highland
House of Representatives
Ohio Constitu
Sherer
Boards of Election
Ohio House of Representatives
Brown
Clinton
State Apportionment Board
Michael V. DiSalle
James Rhodes
General Assembly
Leonard Sive
Hamilton County
Two More Space Shots Planned At Johnston Island
Honolulu AP reports the United States plans two more high altitude nuclear detonations at Johnston Island as part of the ongoing test program. Officials say the megaton Sunday blast was a success and indicate one or two additional tests may occur before the spring and summer sequence ends. The Christmas Island phase nears completion despite a maritime closure.
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United States
Johnston Island
Johnston
Atomic Energy Commission
Christmas Island
Task Force 8
Christmas
Auckland
New Zealand
Hawaii
Thor
Weather Outlook for Ohio Quiet, Warm Midweek
Official Weather Bureau forecast for Ohio notes fair cool start and a warmer trend. Temperatures ranged from 49 in Toledo to 57 in Cincinnati with a high near 82 yesterday, then 47 at night. High pressure brings fair conditions today into tonight with lighter winds, readings near 75 at Columbus. By Wednesday southerly winds return with rising humidity and mainly mid 80s, with showers likely in the far west by late Wednesday.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Toledo
Cincin
Columbus
Fire Hydrant Damaged After Truck Collision at Main and Mulberry
A fire hydrant on the northwest corner of Main and Mulberry Streets was struck by a tractor trailer at 8 40 a m. The semi driven by Teddy M Walls 28 Zanesville was southbound on Mulberry turning onto Main causing the accident. Water will be off Main Street from the Courthouse to Culver Street starting 8 a m Tuesday for repairs and should be restored by noon.
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Mulberry Sts
Teddy M. Walls
Zanesville
Mulberry St
Main St
Main Street
Culver St
Berlin War Chances Growing Says Khru
An American political science professor told the World Peace Congress in Moscow that Soviet testing is partly to blame for ongoing nuclear tests. Dale Pontius of Chicago urged equal blame and warned against one sided denunciations while criticizing U N est reasons. He accused Red China of border incidents with India and criticized U S policy on Berlin Cuba and Vietnam.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Cuba
Berlin
Viet Nam
Khrushchev Urges UN Troop Setup in West Berlin
Khrushchev proposed replacing Western powers garrisons in West Berlin with smaller NATO nation troops under a UN flag. He cited an ominous Berlin war cloud and criticized US nuclear tests while urging disarmament and noting no US plan to reduce Western Allied presence in Berlin.
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Ex Carborundum Official Roy Shelso Dies At 55
Roy Kermit Shelso 55 of 736 Glenwood Dr former personnel assistant at Logan Carborundum died 9 35 p m Monday in University Hospital Columbus after a year long illness He retired May 1 this year after 22 years with the firm Funeral at Leonard Funeral Home Thursday 10 a m then Minneapolis burial He survived by his wife Bes and two sons Roy Thomas and Gerald John He taught home economics at Logan High School and was active in Logan Kiwanis and the Methodist Church He was born in Brooten Minnesota and held a law degree from the University of Minnesota
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N. Y
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Sie
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Gerald John
Sedan
Almond
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Marvin
Leonard Funeral Home
Logan Methodist Church
Logan Kiwanis Club
Service Club
Hocking Hills Country Club
Delta Theta Phi
National Legal Fraternity
Thomas O
Rose Peterson Shelso
Bes
Secret underground nuclear blast scheduled at Camp Mercury
The Atomic Energy Commission announced a secret underground detonation in Nevada that could sear the eyes of spies with binoculars. A second above ground blast was postponed for 24 hours as winds in the southern Nevada desert gusted to 25 miles per hour.
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Camp Mercury
Nev
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada Desert
Telstar satellite launches may carry live TV signals tonight
Cape Canaveral reports Telstar, a switchboard style satellite, blasted into orbit atop a Thor-Delta rocket. NASA says initial tests tonight could deliver live TV pictures to American networks and perhaps a transatlantic relay within two weeks.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Telstar
U.S
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Andover
Maine
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS
American Broadcasting Co
At&t
Foreign Aid Critics Push Cuts to Yugoslavia India and Poland
House critics urged major surgery on the foreign aid program. They sought to amputate aid to Yugoslavia and Poland and curb assistance to India, arguing for amendments to a 4.7 billion authorization while supporters warned such cuts would threaten national security. The Senate had already trimmed India's aid, and debate stalled due to Virginia primary elections and the All-Star Game.
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India
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Virginia
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House
Senate
Koreas Fire On Plane Near Demilitarized Zone
The United Nations command charged that North Korean Communists fired on a U N light plane flying south of the Korean DMZ.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations Command
U.N
Demilitarized Zone
Algerian Chiefs Seek Unity For Country
In Algiers leaders at home and abroad pressed to unite the strife torn regime of Premier Ben Youssef Ben Khedda. He addressed 15000 supporters at the Algiers Sports Stadium and awaited a Rabat report after Mo hammed Yazid and Rabah Bitat met with dissident Ahmed Ben Bella in Morocco.
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Algiers
Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
Ben Khedda
Rabat
Morocco
Mohammed Yazid
Rabah Bitat
Ahmed Ben Bella
Saskatchewan doctors shielded over compulsory medicare plan
Regina AP report notes 34 of 700 Saskatchewan physicians signed to the compulsory medicare program amid tension. Officials fear reprisals or violence against cooperating doctors whose identities are kept secret. About 200 patient claims have been filed as the plan funds medical care by taxes and personal assessments.
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Regina
Sask
Saskatchewan
Medical Care Commission
Commission
Margin cut sparks Wall Street rally and optimism
In New York the AP index rose as traders deployed higher margin relief, with the Dow and industrials climbing on news the Federal Reserve cut stock margin requirements from 70 to 50 percent. Analysts weighed lasting impact, noting historical limits but some predicting quicker, stronger gains and renewed confidence while others warned the trend could fail.
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Wall Street
Associated Press
Federal Reserve Board
Gerald M. Loeb
E. F. Hutton and Co
Sidney B. Lurie
Josephthal and Co
Lester Wyetzner
Bache and Co
New York Stock Exchange
William Kurtz
Paine, Webber, Jackson and Curtis
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