Olympic Games Open in Rome With 7000 Athletes
Rome hosts the 17th Olympic Games with over 7,000 athletes from 87 nations. Opening ceremonies Thursday start the multi-sport event at Rome’s vast new complexes, including the 100,000-capacity Olympic Stadium and several specialized venues.
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Ohio Receives 18 Percent Federal Aid In 1959 60
Auditor James A. Rhodes reports federal grants to Ohio totaled 291,376,714 dollars for the year ending June 30 1960 or 18 percent of the state’s 1 610 471 436 revenue. Highway funds led at 161 857 721 with major grants also listed for aged aid dependent children unemployment relief vocational education and health and university programs.
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Greece
Athens
Rome
Olympic Committee
Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Washington
Aid For
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
National Defense Education
Public Health
Ohio State University
Agriculture Extension
Anti Castro plots sputter in Miami cliques
Cuban exile groups in Miami show little cohesion as MIRR MRR OA Authentic Organization and others drift apart. Leaders claim arms in hills and thousands planned to join, while exiles organize new groups and advice from US figures prompts cautious support amid legal limits.
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Miami
Fla
Fidel
MIRR
MRR
Movement For Recovery of the Revolution
MIRA
Orlando Bosch Avila
Las Villas
Bosch
Castro Army
Revolutionary Army
Sch
Faimed
Alliance For Liberall
Cuban Democratic Revolutionary Front
University of Havana
Democratic Revolutionary Front
Latin American Youth Congress
Castro
Cuba
Medical
Cortro
Batista
George A. Smathers
D-Fla
Smathers
Yan Who Started Fire Faces Prison
A plea reports Arliss Jackson Jr. 2 faces terms of 5 to 10 years and 2 to 20 years in Ohio Penitentiary for breaking into his estranged wife's apartment and spreading gasoline to start a fire in Cincinnati Ohio.
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Cincinnati
Arliss, Jackson Jr
Ohio
Itsy Bitsy Bikini Rise After Coffee Break Origin
Songwriters Paul Vance and Lee Pockriss created Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka Dot Bikini in a 25 minute coffee break. The tune topped charts within four weeks, selling over a million records, while Petticoat Fly stalled. Each writer earned about ten thousand dollars from the hit.
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New York
America
Paul Vance
Lee Pockriss
Vance
Peckriss
Pockriss
Pockviss
George Pincus
Brian Hyland
Kapp
Elvis Presley
Steer Yield Yields About 35 Pounds Porterhouse From 1000-Pound Animal
A 1,000 pound steer produces roughly 35 pounds of porterhouse steak indicating the low yield of a single large animal.
Old Boots Bring Silver Lining at London Store
In London, a two ton container addressed to Ben Sherman, a surplus dealer, was misrouted and delivered to his East End shop. He expected boots and coats but received bullion worth over 47000 dollars. A quick truck swap corrected the mix within an hour, salvaging the misdelivery.
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London
Ben Sherman
Sherman
East End
Britain
Ben
Thief Takes $250 Watch as Labradors Remain Quiet
In La Jolla California police say two Labrador retrievers did not bark during the burglary at Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Brown home. A thief entered and left with a $250 watch while investigators questioned city detective R V Shaw over the incident.
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LA Jolla
Calif
Stewart Brown
R. V. Shaw
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