Conelrad Ends as EBS Replaces Radio Alert System
The Conelrad system on 640 and 1240 kHz fades at midnight as Emergency Broadcast System replaces it. EBS opens the entire AM band for federal alerts and broadcasts while non participating stations guide listeners to active nets.
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Washington
Conelrad St
Conelrad
Defense Department
Office of Civil Defense
Office of Emergency Planning
Federal Communications Commission
Broadcast Industry
Columbus Board of Education to maintain religious themes in schools
Columbus Ohio AP. City Attorney John C Young rules the Columbus Board of Education may keep religious policies not conflicting with a Supreme Court ruling. Teachers may use Easter Thanksgiving and Christmas themes in assemblies and classroom programs and baccalaureate events. He says prayers in classrooms or assemblies may continue where appropriate.
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Columbus
Ohio
Columbus Board of Educations
U. S. Supreme Court
City
Atty
John C. Young
Young
High Court
Columbus Board of Education
Leader of Somali Guest Arrives in Moscow for Kremlin Dinner
Abdirashid Ali Shermarke, prime minister of the Somali Republic, arrived in Moscow and was feted at a Kremlin dinner by Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev. He came from Cairo after talks with Gamal Abdel Nasser and Aly Sabri.
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Moscow
Abdirashid Ali Shermarche
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Cairo
United Arab Republic
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Aly Sabranc
Asia
Foot of death by own action shocks Japanese rail
In Tokyo a severed human foot burst through a window on a Osaka to Tokyo express, killing one passenger and injuring seven. A 22 year old man reportedly leapt from a car during the crash aftermath, leaving his sandals behind, with the limb also striking a taxi official who died later from a liver injury.
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Tokyo
Japan
Tokiko Ishikawa
Osaka
Shinzaburo Tanabe
Ohio Welfare Study Ordered By State Legislature
The Ohio Legislative Service Commission orders a broad study of the state welfare program and will consider additional studies on local pension funds Highway Patrol Blue Cross rates tuberculosis and judicial administration. An actuarial study will support a $250 million bond issue if voters approve in November. Roger Cloud becomes chairman succeeding C Stanley Mechem with Frank W King as vice chairman. The commission serves as the General Assembly's fact finding arm.
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Ohio
Legislative Service Commission
House
Roger Cloud
R Logan
Commission
Highway Patrol
Cloud
Senate
C. Stanley Mechem
R Athens
Frank W. King
D-Lucas
General Assembly
Island Judge Heart Victim
PUT-IN-BAY Ohio AP F Robert Stoiber 52 first judge of Put In Bay Township Municipal Court died in his sleep of a heart attack. He was found after missing a scheduled hearing. Stoiber, a Detroit native, had lived on the island since 1941. The story notes the one dollar bill’s unchanged design since silver certificates began in 1878.
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Put-In-Bay
Ohio
F. Robert Stoiber
Put-In-Bay Township
Stoiber
South Bass Island
Detroit
Turncoats’ long shadow ten years after Korea repatriation
The Associated Press surveys 21 American GIs who refused repatriation in 1953. seven stayed with the Communists, one died, thirteen returned to free life. Names such as Richard Teneson, Lowell Skinner, and Richard Corden appear among those reentering or fading from public view, with varied fates from anonymity in Hong Kong to family struggles and alcohol issues.
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Korea
Ael
China
Associated Press
Richard Teneson
Minneapolis
Tenneson
Twin Cities
Lowell D. Skinner
Hong Kong
United States
Portage Lakes
Ohio
Akron
Skinner
Ohio 37th Infantry heads to summer field training
Ohio's 27th Infantry Division known as the Buckeye National Guard departs from 64 communities for a two week training at Camp Grayling in northern Michigan. Realism is emphasized as 9 000 soldiers train under field conditions with live ammo and a new three brigade structure to boost independent maneuvering.
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Columbus
Ohio
Camp Grayling
Michigan
Buckeye National Guard
37Th
National Guard
Dayton Man Drowns At Englewood Dam North Of Dayton
Andrew Jones 42 of Dayton drowned Saturday in the Miami Conservancy District Englewood Dam area north of Dayton. Brown waded into the river and companions on the bank saw him disappear into the water.
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Dayton
Ohio
Andrew Jones
Miami Conservancy District
Englewood Dam
Brown
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