Senate approves six billion for farm programs
The Senate approved nearly 6 billion dollars for the nation s farm programs for the fiscal year starting July 1 sending the money bill back to the House. A 25 million research initiative aims to cut surplus costs by developing new uses and markets for farm products. Senator Richard B Russell said the effort could yield cotton clothing that never wrinkles and dehydrated foods with preserved taste and freshness. Senate leaders also prepared to take up Kennedy s tax revision bill.
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Washington
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate
House
Agriculture Department
Commodity Credit Corporation
Russell
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Kennedy
Educated Man Defines An Education In Action At UC
Cincinnati AP reports at the University of Cincinnati summer commencement Dr Wendell H Pierce says no one can know all. an educated man is judged by behavior as knowledge grows. It was UC’s largest summer ceremony. Honorary degrees were given to Marion Rawson and Charles B Crouch.
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Cincinnati
Wendell H. Pierce
Knowdge
Sistory
Walter C. Langsam
Marion Rawson
Incinnati
Society for Ash Trays Founded in Glendale
In Glendale, a new group called the SOPCLOATFCUST MADE WAALWNESFS founded by Jack Sowell advocates for ash tray provisions in supermarkets and other emporiums. The society’s aim is to address the lack of ash trays in aisles stocked with goods for sale.
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Glendale, Ariz
Glendale
Jack Sowell
Inmates Allowed To Sell Writings at Nebraska Penitentiary
Lincoln Nebraska AP Warden Maurice Sigler allows Nebraska Penitentiary inmates to submit original writings for publication. Material must be moral and in good taste and may not reference real incidents or personnel from the facility.
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Lincoln, Neb
Nebraska Penitentiary
Maurice Sigler
Patriarch Rush Zeigler Dies at 100 in York Pa
York resident Rush Zeigler, a retired farmer, died at age 100 leaving 171 descendants. Survivors include four sons two daughters 27 grandchildren 70 great grandchildren and 68 great great grandchildren.
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York, Pa
Rush Zeigler
Air Force Secretary speaks at Ohio University commencement
Assistant Air Force Secretary Neil Harlan told 431 summer graduates at Ohio University’s 199th commencement that the nation faces threats from primitive insurgencies and nuclear warfare. He warned defense costs rise and urged efficient management of resources while noting interference with defense duties as dangerous. Joseph Hall of Cincinnati presided as Kroger Co. chairman.
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Athens
Ohio
Air Force
Neil Harlan
Ohio University
U.S
Harlan
Joseph Hall
Cincinnati
The
University and
Kroger Co
Drivers Cited After City Street Accidents
Two local drivers were cited for traffic violations after separate incidents. Craig W. Chapley, 32, rear ended William Coombs, 25, as Coombs waited to turn into The Jug on Central Avenue. Chapley faced an asserted clear distance charge. damages were $60 to Coombs and $20 to Chapley. Another collision involved Joseph Fay, 26, backing into Gene Gillespie, 3514 Jewell Street, near Clinton Avenue and Canal Street, causing $125 to Gillespie and $10 to Fay. Fay was cited for backing when unsafe.
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Craig W. Chapley
Renee
William Coombs
Moyer
Franklin
Chapley
Coombs
Central Avenue
Coombs’ Auto
Joseph Fay
Grand Ave
Gene T. Gillespie
Jewell St
Clinton Avenue
Canal Street
Gillespie
Fay
Typhoon Thelma Nears Japan United States Weather Officials
Typhoon Thelma, 75 miles southeast of central western Japan, could strike central Japan early Sunday if its northward path holds. The storm has maximum winds near 115 mph and is moving north at 14 mph.
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Japan
Tokyo
Japanese Meteorological Agency
U.S
Nor is population of Lapps across Nordic regions
About 20 000 Lapps live in Norway, 8500 in Sweden, 2300 in Finland and 1800 in Russia. Only around 20 percent are reindeer herders. Most are fishermen and farmers.
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Norway
Sweden
Finland
Russia
Supreme Court Justice Black Refuses Alabama Primary Stay
Justice Hugo L Black on Saturday declined to issue a stay of the July 25 reapportionment decree affecting Alabama’s upcoming Democratic primary for state legislature. He said preparations were complete and no sufficient facts justified delaying the primary, filed by Probate Judges Reynolds and Pearce. The three judge court had ordered a temporary plan for the November election and will keep jurisdiction to await a true reapportionment by the new House and Senate.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Hugo L. Black
Alabama
Black
U.S District Court
House
Senate
Otterbein Home Names New Field Representative
Dr H L Lanahan, a long time Indiana church and service figure, is named field representative at Otterbein Home near here. He succeeds Dr L N Main who resigned last June to return to ministry. Lanahan previously led the First EUB Church in Anderson for 30 years and held roles with Lions clubs Tuberculosis board Mental Health association and State Social Workers conference. He will focus on personal contracts to boost land support for the home.
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H. L. Lanahan
Indiana
Otterbein
Here
Dr. Lanahan
L. N. Main
Hingis
EUB
Anderson
Ind
Lions Clubs
Lanahan
State Tuberculosis Board
Indiana Mental Health Association Board
State Social Workers Conference of
Otterbein Home
Humason Comet Shows Solar Radiation Effects in Space
Pasadena astronomers report a major solar system event as the Humason Comet, about 240 million miles from the sun, appears to be blasted by solar wind. Images reveal a nine million mile tail. orbiting billions of miles, it will nearest Earth on August 28 and closest to the sun on December 19.
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Pasadena
Calif
Jesse L. Greenstein
Mt. Wilson
Palomar
Milton L. Humason
Mars
Jupiter
Fifth Novaya Zemlya Nuclear Blast Reported by Uppsala
Seismological staff at Uppsala University reported a new atmospheric explosion in the Novaya Zemlya region of the Soviet Arctic measured at 10 megatons. Instruments located the blast about 1,600 miles from Uppsala, marking the fifth such detonation in the current Russian series.
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Uppsala
Sweden
Novaya Zemlya
Seismological Institution
Uppsala University
Defiance Voters to decide eight mill school levy
Defiance voters will ballot November 6 on an eight mill operating levy for Defiance City Schools. The plan would renew five mills and add three mills for eight years, raising the total operating levy from 18.4 to 21.4 mills.
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Defiance
Ohio
Surface features of Jupiter reveal light and dark belts
Telescopes show Jupiter s surface marred by alternating light and darker belts across its bands. The observed patterns indicate complex atmospheric dynamics and composition differences among the planet s zones and belts.
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Jupiter
Signs Signal Road Closure Yet Parking Accessible Behind Store
Signs say the road is closed but customers can reach the new 25 car lighted parking lot behind the store by turning from Central Ave onto Gideon Road.
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South Carolina
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