Only Get One Mistake Flying Detective Says
Middletown detective Paul G Fouts speaks about his hobby of pleasure flying from Hook Field where two planes stand ready. He recalls his first ride after an Army pilot bugged him and notes flying keeps him alert, with two incidents showing quick decisions were crucial in his police work. He plans to retire near the air field and combine business with flying after service.
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Paul G. Fouts
Hook Field
Fouts
Middletown
Blue Ash
Educating Is Needed On Educational TV in Ohio
The Ohio Commission for the Promotion of Educational Television urges public education on ETV’s goals. members say many are ignorant of ETV aims and practices and propose a half hour statewide program to spark interest. The commission also plans a college educated executive secretary with a $10,000 salary.
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Columbus, Ohio
Andorn
Hull
Ohio
Nother Action
Ohio State University
FE. E. Holt
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Kennedy seeks Democratic bid for state rep seat
John F Kennedy of Cleveland, 24, a Republicates Corp. clerk, seeks the Democratic nomination for state representative but refuses to reveal what the F stands for. He would file Monday, after being discharged from the U S Air Force as an Airman 2-C. Married with a three week old son, Kennedy says “Let’s just leave it this way.”
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Cleveland
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Republicates. Corp
U. S. Air Force
JFK
Amnesty Period Given In Eire
Ireland announces a ten week amnesty for illegal arms ammunition or explosives with voluntary surrender to police. The window expires March 31, the Justice Ministry said in Dublin.
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Eire
Dublin
Ireland
Ministry of Justice
Maurice Pate The Human Angel Of UNICEF
Maurice Pate, 67, U N official and head of UNICEF, has spent 15 years feeding 56 million children and mothers in 104 lands, from Belgium in WWI to Asia today, funding aid with a banker's efficiency and a preacher's zeal. He defends universality of aid and notes only two Communist states have ever received help, with ongoing fundraising to reach a $30 million annual budget.
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United Nations, N.Y
Maurice Pate
U.N
Unicef
Children’s Fund
Pate
Asia
Farflung
Dagdammarskjold
Herbert Hoover
Red
Poland
Yugoslavia
Africa
Latin
Europe
America
Lantz Seeks Democratic Nomination for Lt Governor
Columbus Ohio AP James A Lantz Lancaster former House Speaker announced Friday his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor He was speaker in the 103rd General Assembly 1959 60 backed by Governor Michael V DiSalle and became minority leader last year as Democrats lost control He is a 40 year old attorney and appeared to be DiSalles running mate choice if DiSalle is renominated for lieutenant governor
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Columbus
Ohio
House
James A. Lantz
Lancaster
Lantz
103Rd General Assembly
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Boy Finds Confederate 1000 Dollar Counterfeit Plate
In Augusta Georgia Donald Fore 17 found a printing plate for counterfeit Confederate one thousand dollar bills in a pig pen. A museum official noted the plate exists for such forgeries and Donald says he discovered it recently.
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Augusta
Donald Fore
Donald
Donahey to Seek Democratic Auditor Nomination
John W. Donahey announces he will not run for re-election to his current post and instead pursue the Democratic nomination for state auditor, signaling a strategic shift in his political career.
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John W. Donahey
November Death Rate Drops to Record Low
Washington AP The Public Health Service reports November 1961 had the lowest death rate for any November on record. The National Vital Statistics Division notes a record low infant death rate for the first 11 months of 1961, with November mortality at 9.3 per 1000 and January–November infant deaths at 25 per 1000 live births, beating 1960 figures.
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Washington
Rcord
Public Health Service
Service
National Vital Statistics Division
Club bicycle racing at several colleges noted
Schools including Yale University, University of Connecticut, Princeton, Dartmouth, Providence College, Williams, and City College of New York have bicycle racing on a club basis.
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Yale
University of Connecticut
Princeton
Dartmouth
Providence College
Wiliams
The
City College of New York
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Coin Laundry
Central Ave
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