DiSalle's Pre Primary Push Draws Big Demos
Ohio Governor Michael V. DiSalle and state Democratic chairman William Coleman project strong party support for DiSalle as keynote for Kennedy delegates. Rival Miller slate in Cuyahoga County counters with 29 delegate candidates and prediction of a statewide sweep. The piece notes a test of a new punch ballot voting device in Hamilton and DiSalle's stance on press libel law criticism.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
William L. Coleman
Coleman
DiSalle
John F. Kennedy
U.S
Massachusetts
Ray T. Miller Sr
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Miller
Albert S. Porter
Kennedy
Porter
Democratic Committee
Martin Coyle
Butler County
Republican
Hamilton
Coyle
County Election Board
Democrats
Ohio Democratic Executive Committee
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Megapode of Australia Sparks Flight at Hatch
Australian megapode hatches ready to fly, a rare feat in birds. Researchers note the species’ instinctive takeoff upon emergence, surpassing typical fledgling delays.
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Australia
Bookies and Gambling Shake Quiet Suffolk County
Suffolk County Colonel Charles R. Thom tells the State Investigation Commission that professional mobsters have flooded Long Island suburbs with bookies. He says outside syndicates control the local operators and push rackets, while police struggle to cope with the stronger metropolitan mob presence.
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New York
Long Island
Suffolk County
Big City
Suffolk
Charles R. Thom
State Investigation Commission
Thom
New Jersey
Daylight Time Changes Across Parts of Ohio
Northeast Ohio will observe daylight saving time with an extra hour for several communities while the rest of the state remains on eastern standard time. Variations in start and end dates occur among towns such as Bridgeport Woodsfield Barberton and Barnesville. Sandusky voters approved a longer daylight period from Decoration Day to Labor Day.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Daaltahs
Cundaw
Wayugmounuay
Sandusky
Ohio River
Martins Ferry
Wooster
Stark
Carroll
Harrison
Belmont
Bridgeport
Woodsfield
Monroe County
Barberton
Barnesville
Belmont County
Wellsville
Medina
Department of Liquor Control
Columbus
Northeast
Rape and murder of 76-year-old Ida Lowry in Milwaukee alley
A 76-year-old widow, Ida Lowry, was raped and beaten to death in a Milwaukee downtown alley early Saturday. A passing motorist, Edwin Smith, found her, called police and ambulance. Lowry died about 90 minutes later at County Emergency Hospital.
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Milwaukee
Ida Lowry
Edwin M. Smith
Waukesha
Wis
Lowry
Smith
County Emergency Hospital
Mixed Marriage Debate Proposed by South African Senator
CAPE TOWN South Africa AP The Nationalist party senator W Brittain proposed extending the Immorality Act to bar intermarriage between blacks and colored people of mixed races He argued children of mixed marriages inherit weaker traits from both races and are virtually criminals at birth.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Nationalist Party
W. Brittain
Senate
Return To Barbarism German warning on East Germany labor
Bonn reports East Germany pushes forced collectivization of labor seen as a return to barbarism. The government calls for international exposure and cites moves toward collectivization in crafts and small business. West Berlin tensions rise after clashes with Communist railway police ahead of a summit.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
East Germany
Willy Brandt
West Berlin
Egon Baar
Beng
Neues Deutschland
Bahr
Ohio Employment Dips Slightly
The Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation reports a 0.2 percent March drop in non agricultural employment to 3,110,000 as manufacturing declines and non manufacturing remains stable. Factory earnings fall to 104.63 weekly with a 0.2 hour shorter work week. durable goods suffer while non durable gains offset weather related slowdowns.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Whe
Great Lakes
Prince Michael of Kent to join army after Eton
Prince Michael of Kent, 17 year old brother of the Duke of Kent, will enlist in the army when he leaves Eton, authorities announced Friday.
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Prince
Army London
Prince Michael of Kent
Duke of Kent
Eton
Pope Verdict Delayed in Indonesia Trial
The Jakarta military court postponed the verdict for U. S. flier Allan Lawrence Pope from Monday to April 29. The air force prosecutor seeks the death penalty for Pope of Miami Florida, charged with aiding North Celebes rebels by bombing and strafing missions. Pope was captured May 18, 1958 after bailing out of a B25 bomber shot down over South Moluccan waters.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
U. S
Allan Lawrence Pope
Miami
Fla
North Celebes
Pope
South
Moluccan
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