Pearl Harbor His Waterloo Twond Day Sub Skipper Looks Back
Kazuo Sakamaki, first Japanese prisoner in WWII, recalls the Pearl Harbor midget submarine raid. The mission failed, the sub hit reefs, and he was rescued on a Hawaii beach after his crewman Inagaki drowned. Sakamaki later rose to lead export efforts for Toyota. The incident framed his view of a short war.
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Free audiometric hearing analysis offer from Sonotone
Sonotone invites those with hearing concerns to receive a free audiometric hearing analysis. The offer applies to both hearing aid wearers and non wearers, aiming to identify hearing needs and potential solutions.
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Ex-Aide To Young May Be Candidate
Allan F. Reeves of Cleveland, former aide to U. S. Senator Stephen M. Young, announces plans to seek the Democratic nomination for Ohio congressman at large next year.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Washington
Allan F. Reeves
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Stephen M. Young
Ohio
FCC Asked To Reject WLW Permit
The United Auto Workers Union urged the Federal Communications Commission to deny WLW Cincinnati a license renewal, charging the station refuses liberal and labor viewpoints, makes false representations, and does not serve the public interest. It cited WLW not renewing a union sponsored Eye Opener half hour program contract as supporting evidence.
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Unitied Auto Workers Union
Federal Communications Commission
Cincinnati
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Flues Resigns Treasury Post in Kennedy Administration
President Kennedy accepts the resignation of A Gilmore Flues assistant secretary of the Treasury effective no later than January 1. James A Reed a 42 year old Republican from Longmeadow Mass will replace him. Reed is a longtime friend of the President. Flues, a Saginaw Michigan lawyer appointed in 1957 by Eisenhower, leaves to return to private business.
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A. Gilmore Flues
the Treasury
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Flues
James A. Reed
Longmeadow
Mass
Reed
Saginaw
Mich
Eisenhower
Puffer Fish Puff to Burst When Threatened
Puffer fish found in all warm seas puff themselves with air when approached. They can overinflate and burst, a defense mechanism that risks fatal injury to the fish if a predator or human causes excessive inflation.
Slayer's Plea Rejected by Ohio Supreme Court
Ronald G. Fenton, 28, who kidnapped and killed Akron girl Joanne Starcher in August 1960, failed to overturn his first degree murder conviction. The Ohio Supreme Court set January 5 for his execution in the electric chair at Ohio Penitentiary after an appellate affirmed the conviction.
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Akron
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio
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Arnold Starcher
Marie Terrace
Fenton
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Lions Club to hear Doty House programs at noon
Lions Club members will discuss the Doty House objectives and procedures at a noon meeting tomorrow at the Manchester Motor Inn. William R. Bailey, Doty House president and Armco Steel Corp. attorney, will outline the program, finances and how children join. Dudley W. Kramer, Doty House therapist, will cover children's diseases and therapies including physical, occupational and speech therapy.
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Armco Steel Corp
Dudley W. Kramer
AMA Editor Dies In Chicago At 78
Dr. Johnson F. Hammond editor emeritus of the Journal of the American Medical Association died Tuesday in Chicago aged 78. He was born near Coshocton Ohio and would have turned 79 Thursday.
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Johnson F. Hammond
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Journal of the American Medical Association
Coshocton
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