Seven Mile Circle For Ciney Okayed
The White House guarantees Cincinnati the full 24.2 miles of the Circle Freeway including a small Southwest Indiana slice. President Kennedy greenlights the 77 mile circle project projected to cost over 155 million dollars. The plan mirrors what Ohio Kentucky and Indiana governors requested and is expected to boost Northern Kentucky Southeast Indiana and the greater Cincinnati economy. The idea emerged after residents complained of inadequate collecting roads.
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Cincinnati
White House
Indiana
Kennedy
Ohio
Kentucky
Gypsy Prince Ill in Akron as Kin Arrive for Prayers
Miller Marks a 48 year old leader of a 48 member Gypsy tribe from Serbia and Romania lies in critical condition at City Hospital Akron after pancreatic inflammation surgery. Relatives and friends numbering 80 to 100 flock from across the country to pray as word of the illness spreads by telephone. An aunt in Youngstown notes daily arrivals by car bus and train.
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Akron
Ohio
City Hospital
Miller Marks
Serbia
Romania
Marks
Marie Tennis
Youngstown
Carbon monoxide poisons by blocking blood oxygen transport
Carbon monoxide is dangerous because it binds to hemoglobin more tightly than oxygen, reducing oxygen delivery to tissues. It can cause dizziness, headache, chest pain, and, in severe cases, loss of consciousness or death.
Slayer Of Detective Dies In Electric Chair
CHICAGO AP Tight lipped Dukes 37 convicted killer of detective John Blyth died in the electric chair at Cook County Jail He walked to the chair under guard and a Catholic chaplain Dukes who declined to be interviewed handed a book of Plato and said The hour of departure has arrived The slaying occurred June 16 1956 during a gun battle in the South Side Dukes previously had a stay of execution amid lengthy appeals and had been twice convicted with the second trial in 1958 Blyth was shot while attempting to arrest him for beating two men who had aided a woman
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Chicago
James Dukes
Cook County
Dukes
Johnson
Plato
John Blyth
Ilinois Supreme Court
Blyth
Toastmasters Hold Picnic at Armco Park
Middletown Toastmasters Club and families held their annual picnic at Armco Association Park with Joe Dillon serving as toastmaster. Basil Fleming Sylvester Shetter and Dick Schenking gave talks on Vacationland Our Friends the Birds and Season's End.
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Middletown
Toastmasters Club
Armco Association Park
Joe Dillon
Basil Fleming
Sylvester Shetter
Dick Schenking
Sweepstakes Eyed By Canadian Vets
A Canadian veterans group seeks a state run sweepstakes to fund social services. At the Army Navy and Air Force Veterans convention in Winnipeg more than 300 delegates adopted the resolution urging the government to create a horse racing betting system.
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Winnipeg
Man
Veterans’ Organization
Army, Navy and
Air Force
Canada
Selfridge Introduces Large American Department Store in Britain
Harry Gordon Selfridge, an American, spearheaded the concept of a large department store in Britain, bringing a bold new retail model to the country and influencing shopping culture.
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Central & So
Verity Pkwy
Harry Gordon Selfridge
Britain
Urbana College to Become Four Year Institution
Urbana Junior College in Urbana Ohio announced it will convert to a four year college next fall. President Ralph Garvey said enrollment of 110 will double and faculty will grow from 15 to 32. Trustees approved 250000 for a science building fieldhouse and dormitories. The name will change to Urbana College with bachelor of science and arts degrees offered next year.
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Urbana, Ohio
Urbana Junior College
Ralph Garvey
Urbana College
Gauvey
Piqua to sue seven electrical firms over price fixing
City Attorney Richard Wilson announced that Piqua will file price fixing anti trust suits against seven major electrical firms totaling 1 680 000. The actions will be filed in U S District Court in Washington D C and stem from purchases for the city electric plant.
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PIQUA
Ohio
Richard Wilson
Wilson
U. S District Court
Washington, D.C
Deer Lured To City By Texas Drought
Drought conditions drive deer into Austin Texas city limits in search of food and water. Homeowners report deer nibbling flowers shrubs and gardens. Deer on area highways create a night traffic hazard.
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Texas
Austin, Tex
Austin
Move Repeated as Sect Takes Shelter in Bomb Rooms
About 50 members of the Fall Gospel Assembly left their Benson Arizona homes to seek refuge in bomb shelters matching a two year old warning of imminent nuclear war. Police Chief Russell Milner reports no prior warning while Mayor Peter B Wilharm says the belief is their business unless health and welfare are at risk.
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Arizona
Russell Milner
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Denny Lumber
Bacchus
Utah
Hercules Powder Co
Salt Lake City
Jack Johnson
BELL
Lephone. Company
School At
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Aline
Benson, Ariz
Gospel Assembly
Ae Saye
Belleair
Ross Linens
Ross Towels
Dacron
DuPont
Ohio Bell Complete Communications
Fiberglas
Ross Draperies
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