Legislators Reconsider Movie Law In Ohio
Ohio lawmakers revisit a proposed motion picture law amid objections from distributors and exhibitors who argued Hollywood self policing failed. Hearings are set tonight and Tuesday morning as the legislature enters its 14th week with votes planned on car theft penalties proposals and a broad range of budget and unemployment measures.
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Red China threatens Laos intervention over SEATO move
In Jakarta AP reports Chen Yi warned that China would send troops if SEATO sends forces into Laos. He said China has not yet participated in the Laotian civil war and urged a Lao settlement with no foreign intervention. Sukarno seeks U N mediation amid tensions with the United States and Red China.
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Wet Snow Dampens Midwest Weather Spread
Wet snow disrupted northern Missouri and western Iowa while light flurries persisted in northern lower Michigan and the lower Great Lakes. Rain and showers affected central Kentucky to Tennessee and western Montana. Traffic deaths in Pennsylvania rose on slick highways as Iowa flood dangers eased and rivers receded in Mississippi.
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Oilman Gives Away Cadillac Finds One Parked
A Texas oil man unable to find parking gave away his Cadillac and bought one that was already parked. The incident highlights his humorous attempt to solve a common city problem.
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Lawyers And Reporters Let's Be Friends
An unsigned Ohio Bar column urges lawyers to cooperate with the news media and improve relations with press radio and television. It advises commenting forthrightly explaining the law clearly to the public and affirms the public has a right to know what goes on in courts and the profession.
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Kennedy to Visit France for Three Days in May
Reports say President Kennedy will travel to Paris around May 31 for a three day visit to confer with President Charles de Gaulle. Jacqueline Kennedy will accompany him. No official comment was given by the U S Embassy or the French Foreign Ministry, but sources expect confirmation soon.
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Kennedy Easter security doubles as family safety feared
In Palm Beach on Easter Sunday President Kennedy and First Lady attended services under heightened protection after reports of a possible kidnapping plot and ongoing concerns about their safety. Secret Service described the group as about twice the usual size with local and state police monitoring crowds near St Edwards Church.
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Meadvill e man leaves Christmas tree lights on over Easter
Miles Barham of Hartstown along Route 18 kept his 15 foot pine tree decorated with lights from last Christmas. An 8 inch snowfall over the Easter weekend gave the area a Christmas like scene.
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Public urged to back Kennedy New Frontier program
The Democratic National Committee orders party workers nationwide to press Congress via letters and calls to support President Kennedy’s New Frontier plan. Six proposals promise over 2.1 billion in added spending power, targeting gains of 100 million-plus in each of six large states including Ohio at 118.3 million and New York at 164.5 million.
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UN to Fund Congo Mission in Stop Gap Plan
United Nations moves to authorize an $8 million monthly Congo operation payment through April 21. Dag Hammarskjold can allocate funds for military and civilian needs, with the budget committee approving the Indian resolution 36 to 9, 23 abstentions. Soviet bloc opposes.
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Renowned Soviet physiologist Koshtoyants dies
Moscow report from Tass confirms the death of Khachatur Koshtoyants, described as the Soviet Union’s leading physiologist, marking the loss of a premier figure in medical science.
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Western reply to Soviet Laos note advances with Macmillan meet
Lord Home arrives to work with Dean Rusk on a draft response to Moscow on Laos. Officials expect a draft before Macmillan’s visit ends, with U S and Britain near identical positions. Fighting in eastern and southern Laos reported as rebels attack key points despite a cease fire push.
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Kamitatu Plans Peace Mission to Stanleyville Alliance Talks
In a mediation effort, Cleophas Kamitatu sails to Stanleyville with U.N. transport to sound out Antoine Gizenga about joining a proposed federation of Congolese states. Kamitatu presents neutral stance, linking past Lumumba allies while Gizenga governs from the rebel capital.
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Weather Lags as April Feels Like February Across Middletown
The Weather Bureau predicts below normal temperatures this week with highs in the 40s and nightly lows in the 20s. Rain, possibly mixed with snow, was due this afternoon, with more precipitation forecast for Wednesday or Thursday. Yesterday's official high reached 41 at 6 p m and the morning low stood at 23.
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Clemency decision delayed as Rutherford case heard
Gov. DiSalle will hear from Richard Rutherford's lawyers Merle Curdy and Gerald Gold in Columbus at 11 a m. The 26 year old Bridgeport slayer faces a death sentence for first degree murder of Lawrence Price during a 1957 Holdup. Pardon Parole Commission split 2 2 on clemency.
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Martins Ferry
Drowning mother braves well shaft to save daughter
In Hamilton New York mother Mrs Arthur Linsley braved a 20 foot descent into an open shaft to rescue her four year old Barbara after she toppled into a three foot diameter well. Her six year old son David ran a half mile to summon help as firemen pulled mother and child to the surface.
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