Tobacco Growers and Water Users Benefit From New Laws
Ohio Senate approved bills to cut tobacco crop personal property tax and to create a statewide water management study and plan. Sub. Senate Bill 204 reduces tax owed on stored tobacco to the portion not pledged to the government, while Amended House Bill 166 initiates a water supply survey and a plan to conserve and manage Ohio’s water resources. Senator Dell and Senator Fess led the water measure. the tax bill proceeds to the House as lawmakers expect swift adoption.
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Ell Fess
Edward H. Dell
Ohio
Senate
Dell
Fess
Salk Announces Trust Fund For Donations To Preventive Medicine
Dr. Jonas E. Salk said contributions sent to him would be placed in a trust and not used personally. He indicated funds would likely support preventive medicine research and stressed he was not soliciting funds, following the See It Now program by Edward R. Murrow in Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Jonas E. Salk
University of Pittsburgh Sientist
Edward R. Murrow
Dr. Salk
Erans Administration Hospital
Bronx
N.Y
Gross
American Association For Cancer Research
San Francisco
Mr Augspurger Invites Friends to Visit at 313 Charles Street
A note states Mr. Augspurger is married and living at 313 Charles Street and invites his many friends to visit him.
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Mr. Augspurger
Charles Street
Moslem Court Nullifies Dutch-Syrian Marriage in Damascus
A Moslem religious court in Damascus annulled the elopement of Nicole Poche, 18, and Rida Yamlikha, 23, after they married in secret with a Bedouin group. The couple, who have a child on the way, will appeal. their petition to register the marriage under Syrian law is opposed by Nicole’s father, Rodolph Poche, Dutch honorary consul in Aleppo, who cites Dutch law requiring parental consent for girls under 30.
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Damascus
Syria
Nicole Poche
Rida Yamlikha
Rodolph Poche
Aleppo
Police Guard Maine Editor Probing Police Threats
In Kittery Maine police guard Horace Mitchell editor of the Kittery Press after he said he was threatened for investigating the police. Police Chief William H Nelson assigned the guard at selectmen request. Mitchell may hire a York County deputy and plans to refuse protection. Selectmen will meet to weigh rumors about the police department.
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Kittery
Maine
Police Today
William H. Nelson
Horace Mitchell
Kittery Press
Mitchell
York County
West Reds Agree Once On Palestine Gaza Tensions
In United Nations Security Council talks, the West and Russia postponed condemnation of Egypt over border clashes. Council president Arkady Sobolev said no action was needed now as Maj. Gen. Burns reported steps to ease tension on the Gaza strip.
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United Nations
N. Y
West
Russia
Security Council
Israel
Egypt
Holy Land
L-Nation Council
Council
Arkady A. Sobolev
U. N
Palestine
E. L."m. Burns
Gaza Strip
Judge Warns of Youth Gang Activity in Cincinnati
Cincinnati Municipal Judge John W. Keefe urges police to address alleged organized youth gangs after a mother reports being threatened with a switchblade by teens. He cites recent newspaper headlines and says evidence exists this month.
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Cincinnati
John W. Keefe
Keefe
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