Warren County Science Awards Winners Named at Waynesville
Eighteen win and 800 students participated as judges selected three top entries in each of six categories. Winners advance to the Five Area Finale at Middletown High School on April 23, with Franklin schools claiming seven prizes among the top awards.
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Waynesville
Middletown High School
Franklin
Ale Ferguson
Springboro
Tim Kirkpatrick
Steve Young
Lebanan
Wheel detaches from car causing minor injuries on U S 25
A southbound car lost its left rear wheel on U S 25 yesterday. The wheel rolled into the northbound lane, striking a motorcycle ridden by Harold Ladd and another car. Ladd suffered knee face and shoulder bruises. Chester Sesco, driver of the wheel-losing car, 23, Cincinnati, was charged with operating an unsafe motor vehicle. The other driver, Arthur Strandberg Jr., 31, Cincinnati, escaped injury. Minor vehicle damage reported at 4:40 p.m. south of Monroe.
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U.S. 25
Harold Ladd
Englewood
Chester Sesco
Cincinnati
Arthur Strandberg Jr
Monroe
Morrie Conley
Lincoln St
Central Avenue
Kensington Street
George Lee Jr
Grove St
Conley
Lee
No Report On Gunshot Victim
Mercy Hospital offered no update on Doris Jean Morris 22 of 660 Williams Ave who was seriously injured in a shooting here early yesterday.
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Tmamilton
Mercy Hospital
Doris Jean Morris
Williams Ave
Police Grab Castro Foe at ABC Studio
Police arrest Carlos Echegoyen 35 after a loaded .58-caliber revolver is found in his jacket pocket while he was appearing on a radio show at the ABC studio in New York. Echegoyen, a leader in Cubans for Democracy, said he bought the pistol in Miami for protection amid Castro foe threats.
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New York
American Broadcasting Co
Fidel Castro
Carlos Echegoyen
Echegoyen
Cubans For Democracy
Castro
Cuba
Edegoven
Miami
Residents Urged To Mail Census Sample Forms
William E. Alben urged area residents to complete blue sample questionnaires left at every fourth household. The 25 percent sample gathers population and housing data, with strict confidentiality under Federal law. results fund the census at reduced cost.
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William E. Alben
Census Bureau
Westlake Reports First 1960 Traffic Fatality in Bay View
Suburban Westlake recorded its first traffic death of 1960 Friday night. N Sanabria a 49 year old resident of Lorain was struck by a car March 1 while walking on Bradley Road and died later at Bay View Hospital.
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Cleveland
Westlake
Close N. Sanabria
Lorain
Bay View Hospital
Bradiey Road
Three Accident Victims Improved at Mercy Hospital
Three people injured in auto accidents in Butler and Warren Counties Friday night and Saturday were upgraded to fair condition at Mercy Hospital Hamilton. They include Robert Kinser 19 and William Collins 20 both of Hamilton with serious internal and abdominal injuries and Sharon Lawson 8 of South Lebanon with a concussion. The Lawson family members suffered minor injuries in the same incident on U S 42 near Mason.
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Butler
Warren Counties
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Robert Kinser
Washngton St
William A. Collins
S 'Fifth St
Canal Road
Sharon Lawson
Daghter
Dillman Lawson
Claude Ave
South Lebanon
U.S. 42
Mason
Hagerty To Travel Ike's Route
White House spokesman James C. Hagerty will fly to Moscow and Tokyo to discuss details of President Eisenhower's trip June 10 20 with State Department staff and aides, while a small advance party and two plane crews prepare for the journey. The president may visit Japan on the return from the Soviet Union and has invitations from Korea and the Philippines.
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Washington
White House
James C. Hagerty
Moscow
Tokyo
Eisenhower
Thomas E. Stephens
State Department
Hagerty
Japan
Soviet Union
Korea
Philippines
DiSalle vows no interference with NAACP April mass meeting
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle said he will not interfere with a Columbus NAACP mass meeting set for April 19 on Statehouse grounds. The event aims to show sympathy for Southern Negroes and urge boycotts of three chain stores, with the governor stressing public property rights and avoiding bans on gathering. A local woman had phoned to warn of a possible riot.
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Columbus, Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Statehouse
Columbus
NAACP
South
di Salle
British Traffic Deaths Soaring
London AP report show January highway deaths hit 881 as Transport Minister Ernest Marples cites postwar prosperity and rising private car ownership as major factors in a record high for the wartime blackout era.
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London
Ernest Marples
Marples
Britain
New Bypass Plans For Switchboards
Ohio Bell Telephone Co. announced plans to offer a bypass system for large customers with many incoming calls to multiple extensions. The method removes the need to dial extra digits and saves about thirty seconds per call by skipping the switchboard operator.
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Cleveland
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Teen slashed clothing in a pond fight scene near Smith Pond
Police report a 17 year old Ronald Lefayette of 206 Webster St involved in a melee at Smith Pond with two youths. A knife drawn by one boy cut Lefayette clothing. Thefts included a bicycle from 3306 Hampton Pl and four hubcaps from Bernice Risner at 3216 Mohawk St. A convertible top was damaged for 150 dollars in Clark Street vandalism. William Ross, 44, of 602 Third St Trenton, was arrested at Grand Ave and Orchard St on a DUI charge.
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Ronald Lefayette
Webster St
Smith Pond
Lafayette
Hampton Pl
Bernice Risner
Mohawk St
Mike Revelos
Harrison St
Clark Street
William Ross
Third St
Trenton
Grand Avenue
Orchard Street
Girl Struck by Car on Clark Street Hurts Minor
A seven year old girl ran into a stopped car at Clark Street and Trinity Place at 12 15 p m yesterday suffering abrasions treated at a doctor's office. Officer reports say Susan Showalter 204 Clark St was crossing toward a water fountain when she ran into the vehicle held by Edgar Whitman 60 114 Curtis St who saw her crossing with an umbrella obscuring her view.
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Clark Street
Trinity Place
Susan Showalter
Clark St
Edgar Whitman
Curtis St
Union bans concerts by British orchestras in South Africa
The musicians union of Britain bars its members from performing in South Africa until the apartheid policy is abandoned. The union cited the South African government’s segregation system as the reason for the ban.
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Union
South Africa
London
Musicians Union
Bull fighting in Mexico City declines to bush-league level
Mexico City faces a slump as bull fighting loses popularity with no formal season in local rings. Plaza Mexico, the world’s largest bullring, is closed due to high taxes, mismanagement, low ticket prices, and labor demands, dragging the sport toward obscurity.
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Mexico City
Yokum Tigers
Yankee Stadium
Plaza Mexico
Mount Union Seeks 11 Percent Million Drive
Mount Union College launches a years long campaign to raise 11 percent of a million dollars for buildings and endowment. President Dr. Carl C. Bracy outlined plans to expand the 815 student body by about 50 percent to about 1225, announced to 115 college and community leaders Friday night.
Big Art Show Opens in Ciney Cincinnati
The 1960 International Biennial of Prints opens in Cincinnati, presenting 425 prints by 202 artists from 30 countries. Gustav von Groschwitz, curator of prints at the Cincinnati Art Museum, selected the collection for the exhibition.
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Cincinnati
United States
Gustav von Groschwitz
Cincinnati Art Museum
Boy 6 Killed In Lockland Automobile Crash
In Lockland near Cincinnati two children were struck by a car late Saturday. Douglas Arnold Muddiman, 6, died at the scene and Douglas Horne, 7, was critically injured, according to police reports.
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Cincinnati
Douglas Arnold Muddiman
Douglas Horne
Lockland
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Robert Wood
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Warren County System
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Woodside Cemetery
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Weith
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Ike
DiSalle
Louis Reiner
Linden Ave
Gene Viox
Hill Ave
Viox
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Reiner
Torro
Mt. Union
U.S
Ciney
Boy
Sunbeam Turbine Brush
H.P. Sunbeam
Ross’ Housewares
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