Williams and His Scissors Gifted Senator Targeting Taxwaste
AP profile of Senator John Williams, a mild but relentless crusader against tax collection mismanagement. He claims most IRS workers are honest while exposing dishonesty and scandals, praising reforms that tighten controls. Williams also probes foreign aid oversight and subsidies in agriculture, notably Delaware poultry pricing as a key voter issue.
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Regain Health by Reading Science and Health
An ad describes reading or borrowing Science and Health free at Christian Science Reading Rooms. It notes the book can be purchased in red, green, or blue binding for $3 and mailed postpaid on receipt of check or money order.
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Williams the Grain Dealer Casts Light on Farm Policy
Williams, a 58 year old Mills hore feed and grain dealer, argues against government price supports basing on free enterprise. He recalls a 11 year campaign exposing tax collection graft that led to over 60 resignations or indictments. He credits help from within the tax bureau and cites a Delaware businessman as a source.
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Too Sick For Work Bowling OK Canton Woman
Canton Ohio Mrs Mary Debrick Blyar was fired by Canton Provision Co for leaving town to attend a bowling tournament while claiming illness. Common Pleas Judge Rossetti ruled there was nothing wrong with her bowling while sick, noting her job involves stacking boxes in a cold damp room and her doctor approved the trip though not her return to work.
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North Canton
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French overseas empire down to almost nothing
Paris reports that upon Algeria’s independence France will be left with a sparse global footprint. Remaining territories include overseas departments in the Caribbean and Indian Ocean, island groups in the Pacific and Antarctica, and several East African, African, and Indian Ocean possessions. Since World War II many regions have gained independence, including Indochina, Tunisia, Morocco, and multiple African states, with four Caribbean territories raised to overseas department status in 1947. Five Indian enclaves were handed to India, pending de jure transfer in Paris.
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Sandusky Teachers to Get 39 Percent Salary Hike
Sandusky public school teachers will receive about a 39 percent pay increase starting in September after approval by the board of education on Friday.
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Laos Policy Hit By King
VIENTIANE Laos AP King Savang Vathana sent a message to President Kennedy criticizing U S support for a proposed Laos coalition that would include the pro Communist Pathet Lao Informants said the king voiced fear of Communists and renewed disappointment over the U S suspension of aid to Prince Roun Oums royal government.
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Ohio Power Sharing Helps Keep Prices Low Across State
Ohio electric companies describe a large network of interconnections that ties together service lines with many states. The system increases dependable electricity by making capacity from over a hundred companies available and avoids the need for large stand-by facilities. Investor owned firms share power to serve customers better and keep rates down.
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Ohio utility companies merge in regional energy action
Cincinnati Gas and Electric joined by The Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company and Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company along with The Dayton Power and Light Company and The Marietta Electric Company plus Ohio Edison Ohio Power and The Toledo Edison Company outline a coordinated regional energy plan to coordinate generation transmission and distribution across multiple utilities.
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Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company
Dayton Power and Light Company
Marietta Electric Company
Ohio Edison Company
Ohio Power Company
Toledo Edison Company
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