Ohio House to vote on gambling penalties and street aid
In Columbus Republicans prepare for a Wednesday House vote on tougher gambling penalties and a Senate clash over extra subsidies from gas tax revenues to fund street and coach improvements by local governments. House Bill 49 would divert $145 million a year to counties and townships, a move critics say could affect federal highway matching funds.
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Ohio
House
Senate
Roger Cloud
R Logan
Cloud
Ceuse
Highway Safety Department
Caims
Robert Taft Jr
Hamilton
Everett S. Preston
Senate Highway Committee
House Finance Committee
Married One Day Widower Angers Niagara Tragedy
George Zaglaviras, a 22 year old Greek immigrant tailor, married Angela Riga after two years of saving. The couple wed at St George's Greek Orthodox Church and began a honeymoon trip to Niagara Falls. A car crash outside Toronto killed Zaglaviras and left Angela, 23, with multiple injuries and both legs broken.
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Toronto
George Zaglaviras
Angela Riga
Greece
Zaglaviras
St. George's
Niagara Falls
Angela
Brittle Bones Baby In Pain In Little Rock
Peter Lollar, 18 months old, suffers osteogenesis imperfecta a rare bone disease leaving him bedridden with bones that break easily. He has endured multiple fractures and traction most of his life while his mother Cris Lollar cares for him hoping adolescence will strengthen his bones enough to improve his chances.
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Little Rock, Ark
Peter Lollar
Peter
Cris B. Lollar
Mrs. Lollar
Lollars
Cincinnati Police Hunt Clues in Murder of Cunninghams
Cincinnati police pursued leads in the killings of James Cunningham 67 and wife Goldie 55 in Price Hill. The couple were found bludgeoned and strangled with valuables missing including about 3000 dollars and a 1500 dollar check. A man 20 to 25 years old, dark complexion, 5 feet 7 inches, 140 to 150 pounds, wearing a light trench coat and hornrim glasses, is being sought for questioning.
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Cincinnati
James Cunningham
Goldie
Price Hill
Cabin Fire Kills Six In Tennessee Family
Six members of a mountain family died when a cabin burned near Madisonville Tennessee. A survivor said kerosene was used on a wood fire to start it, igniting flames that claimed grandmother Mrs. Webster Frye 68 her daughters Ruth Frye 26 and Mrs J R Watson 26 and Watsons daughters Barbara Ann 8 Betty Ruth 4 and Kathy 9 months. Webster Frye 70 was hospitalized with second degree burns and Mrs Watsons husband the other survivor escaped with minor burns.
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Madisonville
Tenn
Here
Webster Frye
Ruth Frye
J. R. Watson
Barbara Ann
Betty Ruth
Kathy
Bathing the quick weight loss wonder of childhood
A playful remark notes how childhood is seen as a magical time when simply bathing could help shed weight and stay slim. The quip contrasts adults’ fitness focus with a childlike, humorous notion of washing away pounds.
Tax Deadline Tonight for 1961 Returns Audits to Rise
IRS chief Caplin urges broader audits as the midnight filing deadline arrives for about three million Americans. He aims for one in ten returns to be reviewed, up from one in twenty, with audits expanding to check for errors and ensure compliance.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Moctimer M. Caplin
Caplin
IRS Naw
UN Debate Fueled By Air Raids
United Nations debate on Cuba's accusation of U S aggression gains momentum after Cuban charges cite air raids on Cuban airfields. Raul Roa accuses U S planning and financing with pilots to be shown to U N delegates. Adlai Stevenson prepared to deny all Cuban claims of aggression and intervention.
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N. Y
Fidel Castro
U.N
Cuba
U.S
Raul Roa
United States
General Assembly
Adlai E. ‘Stevenson
Bombing damages bar and residence in Bolzano Italy
A pre-dawn bombing in Bolzano damaged a bar and adjoining residence. Police called the attack one of the most serious so far in South Tyrol, though no one was harmed.
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Bolzano
Italy
South Tyrol
Rebels Declare Liberation as Cuban Invasion Reported
An invasion force landed on Cuba's southern coast and rebel leader say the battle to liberate Cuba has begun. The government warned militia to report to stations as fighting reported near Playa Laga and Cienaga Oriental.
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Associated Press
Cuba
United States
Havana
Pentagon
Washington
U.S
Jaguey Ila Grande
Playa Laga
Cienaga Oriental
Castro
Jaguey la Grande
Columbia Broadcasting System
Miami
Fla
Jose Miro Cardona
New York
Fidel Castro
Weather in Middletown Turns Cold With Snow Likely
A bitter stretch grips Middletown with highs not reaching last year's 66 and an overnight low around 34. Snow and sleet fell Saturday night into Sunday morning, totaling about a quarter inch, as forecasts call for temperatures to dip to 30 tonight and stay below 50 tomorrow.
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Middletown
Midwest Blizzard Closes Roads Strands Thousands
A spring blizzard swept the Midwest from the Northern Plains into the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley. Snowdrifts reach up to ten feet in places, with twenty inches around Duluth and the Range. winds up to 50 mph caused widespread travel disruption. At least 13 deaths tied to icy highways, schools closed across Minnesota and Illinois, and major routes blocked as conditions worsened.
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Ilinois
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Duluth
von Range
Soviet Open to Laos Talks While Backs Cease Fire Call
London AP Soviet Union rejected some details of Britain's cease fire proposal for Laos but kept the door open for further talks. A foreign office spokesman said Britain and the USSR will not join a cease fire plan yet and that more Soviet contact is needed while Britain consults with the United States France and Commonwealth nations. The note was delivered in Moscow after Prince Souvanna Phouma arrived, as Gromyko handed the reply to British ambassador Sir Frank Roberts.
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Soviet Union
Laos
Foreign Office
Ine
Moscow
Britain
Prince Boun Oum
Pathet Lao
United States
France
Commonwealth
Andrei Gromyko
Frank Roberts
Souvanna Phouma
Kremlin
Hearings Set Today For Cuban Aviators
In Miami two Cuban aviators Guillermo Verdaguer and Roberto Verdaguer face hearings after flying a Cubana cargo plane to Jacksonville and seeking asylum. Three other air force pilots who landed B26 bombers in south Florida received provisional political asylum. The Revolutionary Council said six planes took part in Saturday’s raid, five landed outside Cuba and one was ditched at sea.
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Central Intelligence Agency
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U.N
Miami
Key West
U.S
Castro
Kennedy
United Nations
Washington
Stevenson
Fla
Florida
Guillermo Verdaguer
Fidel Castro
Verdaguer
Roberto
Air Force
Cubana Airlines
Jacksonville
Edward Ahrens
U.S. Immigration Service
South
Immigration Service
Cuba
Cuban Revolutionary Council
Mild Utah quake shakes Ephraim and Mount Pleasant
A minor earthquake rattled Ephraim Utah Saturday night shaking chandeliers. The tremor cracked a ceiling in the Mount Pleasant phone company office and a lighter tremor was felt at 6 am Sunday.
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Ephraim, Utah
Utah
Mount Pleasant
Wind Ravages Northeastern Ohio Wrecking Homes and Towers
Severe winds hit Trumbull and Ashtabula counties in a Sunday storm. In Warren area several garages and a house were wrecked while a seven block zone endured damage to a machine shop and an auto body shop. The WREO FM tower near Ashtabula buckled, blacking the FM signal though AM service stayed active. Anthony Barsciewski escaped injury when his barn collapsed during milking, crawled to safety amid debris.
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Trumbull
Ashtabula
Warren
WREO
Austinburg
Ashtabula County
Anthony Barsec Iewski
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