Endorsements Sparse For Ohio May Primary Candidates
Major Ohio newspapers have few pre primary endorsements with most editors delaying until the November general election. Leading endorsements favor Dem Gov DiSalle, Auditor Rhodes, and Sen Lausche with Briley as GOP nominee. Several papers back these four. others withhold endorsements. The Brush Moore group plans to endorse later.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
James A. Rhodes
GOP
U. S
Frank J Lausche
John Marshall Briley
The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cleveland Press
Columbus Citizen-Journal
Press
Scripps-Howard
Dayton Daily News
DiSalle
Rhodes
Toledo Blade
Briley
Cincinnati Enquirer
Cincinnati Post
Columbus Dispatch
Akron Beacon Journal
Youngstown Vindicator
Dayton Journal Herald
Toledo Times
Canton Repository
Springfield
Lima
Hamilton
Middletown
Mansfield
Newark
Warren
Lorain
Massillon
Alliance
Sandusky
Brush - Moore
Portsmouth Times
Marion Star
Steubenville Herald Star
East Liverpool Review
Salem News
Strike Ends At Marion Ohio Restoration at Eaton Co
The long strike at Eaton Manufacturing Co in Marion Ohio ended when Boilermakers Local 1667 approved a new three year contract. About 400 union members will return to work Monday. The agreement raises wages three cents per hour immediately and five cents in 1963 and 1964, with higher pension and hospitalization benefits. Wages now vary by job type. Negotiations began before the strike ended the old contract.
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Marion, Ohio
Marion
Eaton Manufacturing Co
Boilermakers Union Local 1667
Steel Sets Record in March Steel Output
New York AP reports furnaces produced a two year high amount of ingots and steel castings in March, according to the American Iron and Steel Institute. The net output totaled 10,580,000 dollars, the highest since March 1960’s 11,564,683.
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New York
American Iron and Steel Institute
Fireman-Realtor Files Bankruptcy in Cincinnati
Middle town firefighter Willard Henry Knight also ran Knight Real Estate Inc and Knight Insurance. He listed debts of 115,231 dollars and assets of 1,964 dollars in US District Court on Saturday, with real estate valued at 9,186 dollars and personal property at 4,650 dollars.
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Cincinnati
Middletown
Willard Henry Knight
Knight
Knight Real Estate Inc
Nervous Gunman Foiled by Bank Manager in Denmark
In Copenhagen on the island of Boge a bank robbery failed after manager Oluf Olsen calmed a jittery gunman. A female customer prompted action, Olsen gave a sedative to the robber who accepted it and fled without taking money.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Boge
Oluf Olsen
Olson
Ohio获$23 Million Grants For Public Aid Programs
CHICAGO AP Ohio will receive 23 243 555 in federal grants for public assistance programs in Ohio for April May and June 1962 Melville H Hosch regional director for HEW announced The federal share equals 50 percent of the state’s program costs The grants cover old age assistance dependent children aid to the disabled and aid to the blind Summary notes emphasis on rehabilitation and retraining to reduce public assistance rolls and return people to payrolls
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Chicago
Ohio
Melville H. Hosch
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Hosch
Blaze Ruins In Downtown Pittsburgh Traced To Fire
In downtown Pittsburgh a seven story building burned for almost three hours during Friday evening rush hour with no serious injuries. Fire Chief said all occupants escaped. rubber footwear stored by Book's Shoe Co. contributed about $200000 in goods. Explosive ignition may have started the blaze, per Arson Squad head James Belknap. Traffic was snarled as trolleys and buses were rerouted amid dense smoke.
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Pittsburgh
William Martin
James Belknap
Book's Shoe Co
A. T. Ross
Negotiations Break Off in Detroit Newspaper Strike
In Detroit, Teamsters President James R. Hoffa led a 15 minute meeting before walking out as publishers refused to negotiate. Talks ended indefinitely with no new schedule, while The News and Free Press prepare a combined Sunday edition under a stand on arbitration rather than mediation.
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Detroit
Teamsters Union
Detroit Free Press
Lon
Estimated 112 Million New Cavities Annually in Americans Over Six
An estimated 112 million new tooth cavities occur each year among Americans aged six and older. The figure underscores persistent dental decay as a public health concern.
Bank Named In Suit As Operator Of Bar
Wylie Carmichael Jr. sues First National Bank of Middletown as trustee over an April 21 1960 attack at the First Avenue Grill. He seeks 309 dollars plus medical costs claiming negligent warning and assault by a patron caused nose injuries and partial loss of vision.
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Bank
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Wylie D. Carmichael Jr
Lafayette Ave
Carmichael
First Avenue Grill
First Ave
Mildred Dennis
Elwood St
Natonal Bank of
Middletown
Nelson Dennis Jr
First National Bank
First Avneve Grill
Instant Commands From Visual Signals Described
A description explains that the eye can receive images about ten times per second, interpret them in up to 150 colors, flash to the brain, and trigger instant commands to many muscles. The passage highlights rapid processing and motor responses driven by visual input.
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Lausche
He CI Ways
ATL
Vincent Edwards
Ben Casey
Gerald Sears
Boston
Richard M. Wilson
Humane Association of
Miami Valley
Trenton
Warners
Merry Widow
White
Meee
Wes
McAlpin
Mink
Mink Breeders Association
Federal
Mink Breeders’ Association
Eldorado
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