Governor and liquor boards clash over enforcement at special meeting
In Columbus Ohio Gov. DiSalle pressed for fair enforcement as State Liquor Board and Liquor Department sparred over penalties and evidence. Board members alleged faulty cases while officials urged tougher action and better cooperation. Attorney General McElroy’s absence noted as air was cleared.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Liquor Board
Michael V. DiSalle
Liquor Department
DiSalle
John Cianflona
Creed J. Lester
Mount Vernon Municipal Court
Herman David
Cleveland
Esther Hardy
Fremont
Richard C. Crouch
Ivan W. Smith
Crouch
Lester
Cianflona
Smith
Mark McElroy
Ohio Counties Get Juvenile Funds
A total of 22 500 is distributed by Mental Health Director Robert A. Haines to eight counties to expand juvenile court probation services. Lorain 6 750 Muskingum 2 600 Richland 2 550 Butler 2 525 Belmont 2 400 Van Wert 2 050 Wyandot 1 875 Pickaway 1 750. Money funds probation personnel and secretarial help in a court's probation department.
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Columbus
Ohio
Robert A. Haines
Lorain
Muskingum
Richland
Butler
Belmont
van Wert
Wyandot
Pickaway
Haines
Texas Woman 33 Becomes Grandmother Third Time
Corpus Christi reports Mrs. V. J. Francek, 33, has a third grandchild after her daughter Mrs. Charles Jones, 16, delivered a girl. Francek married at 14 and became a mother at 15.
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Corpus Christi, Tex
V. J. Francek
Charles Jones
Khrushchev Opens Private Talks With De Gaulle in Paris
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev and President Charles de Gaulle met for two hours at the Elysee Palace as part of Khrushchev 11 day visit to France. They discussed wooing France from West Germany and pursuing a French Soviet understanding. De Gaulle defended Germany’s position while Khrushchev pressed for a German peace treaty and disarmament on Soviet terms.
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Paris
Nikita Khrushchev
Charles de Gaulle
France
West Germany
de Gaulle
Elysee Palace
Khrushchev
Michel Debre
Foreign Office
Germany
Chillicothean Shoots Wife Kills Himself at Tavern
A tavern waitress, Mary Richardson, 31, was shot three times by estranged husband Albert Richardson, 35, who then killed himself at Coke's tavern on U S 23 north of Chillicothe. She was in fair condition. he fired over diners, aiming at her as she spoke on the phone. The couple, with four children, had been pursuing divorce and he was to be served legal papers.
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Chillicothe, Ohio
Chillicothe Hospital
Mary Richardson
Albert Richardson
Coke’s
Here
U.S. 23
Six principles reach tentative East West disarmament pact
Delegates from Soviet bloc and NATO tentatively agreed on six control principles for an East West disarmament treaty at the 10 nation conference. The points cover international enforcement, full state participation, end to end control, post treaty monitoring, cut verification, and international inspection.
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Geneva
North Atlantic Alliance
Jules Moch
United States
Britain
Italy
Canada
Valerian Zorin
Moch
Red China
Ohio Supreme Court closes sales tax loophole across state
The Ohio Supreme Court affirmed three tax assessments totaling about five million dollars in back taxes. S. S. Kresge Co. faced a 396,579 dollar hit, H. J. Heinz Co. was assessed 11,000 dollars, and Buddies Lunch System, Inc. about 1,500 dollars. The rulings allow further collections from other outlets and apply tax to on site dining under a catering model.
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Columbus
Ohio
Asst. Atty
Robert J. Kosydar
S. S. Kresge Co
H. J. Heinz Co
Buddies Lunch System, Inc
Findlay
Kresge
Heinz
Supreme Court
Kosydar
Buddies
Eastman Kodak Co
Kodak
House To Send Civil Rights Bill Over To Senate
The House votes 295 to 124 to approve a five point civil rights bill including federal court referees to oversee voting by qualified Negroes and other minorities. Southern Democrats and Republicans critique GOP support as the Senate weighs the bill amid delays and potential amendments.
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House
Senate
Washington
Ohio
Frank T. Bow
William E. Hess
William Minshall
Air Force C45 crash kills four near Elkins
Civil Air Patrol reports four killed in a missing C45 plane crash near Elkins. Air Force Captain George Barbour of Florence South Carolina piloted the craft. Barbour had set out Tuesday to take a party to Denver for an aviation education conference for teachers.
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Elkins
W.va
Air Force
Civil Air Patrol
George Barbour
Florence
S. C
Barbour
Denver
Colo
Ohio Teamster Boss Indicted Over Champagne Gift Invoice
Federal grand jury charges William Presser president of the Ohio Teamsters Union Conference with obstructing justice by mutilating an invoice listing eight Christmas gift recipients in 1955. The indictment cites concealment of a "Christmas list" envelope and a memorandum with names and item values. The case, tied to Senate Records subpoenas, could bring up to five years in prison and a $5,000 fine.
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Cleveland
William Presser
Ohio Teamsters Union
Senate Backets
Grand Jury
Presser
William J. Corrigan
U.S. District Court
Frank J. Kiernan
U.S. Department of Justice
Senate Committee
Ohio
George H. Bender
Connell
James ©. Connell
U.S
Bender
Bliss
Kreider 85 Retired Educator and Former Lawmaker Dies
Charles F. Kreider 85, a retired educator and former state representative from Hocking County, died at 5:30 p.m. yesterday at Ing ham County Hospital Okemas Michigan after visiting his son Michael. He taught 36 years in Hocking Fairfield Pickaway and Ross counties and was first district school superintendent in western Hocking County. Survived by three sons Michael Paul Ronald and two daughters Frances Woodard and Mrs Harry St Clair. nine grandchildren. five great grandchildren. Funeral 2 p.m. Saturday Heinlein Funeral Home with Rev Eugene Flowers officiating. burial in Fairview Cemetery. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Friday.
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Charles F. Kreider
Hocking County
Ingham County Hospital
Okemas
Mich
Michael
Lansing
Kreider
Hocking
Fairfield
Pickaway
Ross
Laurel
Benton
Good Hope
Amanda
Peter
Elizabeth Morgan Kreider
Della
Okemas, Mich
Paul
Chillicothe
Ronald
Enterprise
Frances Woodard
Ewing
Harry St. Clair
Church St
Symington outlines four point 1960 campaign program
Senator Stuart Symington announced a four point peace and progress program as he seeks the Democratic presidential nomination. He pressed negotiation from strength, expanded public investment in education health and infrastructure, family farmer support, and guaranteed equal rights and opportunity while pledging to find savings by cutting government waste.
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Washington
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
United States
Soviet Union
Symington
America
Eisenhower
Sen
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Senate
Johnson
Famous Wit FPA Dies At Age Of 78
Franklin Pierce Adams known as F P A a famed wit and columnist died in New York at 78 after years in a nursing home. The cause was listed as hardening of the arteries. He rose to radio stardom on Information Please and shared sharp humorous insights with audiences nationwide.
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F.P.A
New York
Franklin Pierce Adams
Second Tough Still Holds Out
AP reports inmate Robert Rivera and fellow convict Charles Farra continued to hold 16 to 19 hostages in the Tennessee state penitentiary. River a released one hostage for illness and urged talks by promising to surrender if Farra leaves or agrees to surrender. No one was hurt.
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Nashville, Tenn
Robert Rivera
State Penitentiary
Raymond Farra
Rivera
Parra
Farra
Jack Warrick
Sam Broyles
Charles Cottle
Warrick
Temple
Tex
Charles Raymond Farra
Borderland
W.va
Weather Outlook for Ohio from Columbus AP
Official Weather Bureau summary notes a low pressure system moving through the northern Great Lakes bringing cloud cover. Occasional sun helped moderate temperatures in the Hocking Valley. highs reached 43 at 5 PM and 40 at 11:30 AM with a low of 28 last night. Snow flurries and colder air are forecast tonight into Friday with readings mostly in the 30s.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Great Lakes
Hocking Valley
Mess
Ohio River
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