Ohio to Offer Medical Indemnity Plan for 65 and Older
Columbus AP reports the Ohio State Medical Assn and the Ohio Medical Indemnity announce a new medical surgical contract for residents 65 plus who lack prior coverage. Enrollment begins soon with a $1.45 monthly premium per person, mirroring indemnity policy terms and urging member physicians to align fees with subscriber financials.
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Columbus
Ohio
Notlor
Frank Mayfield
Ohio State Medical Assn
H. M. Clodfelter
Ohio Medical Indemnity
House of Delegates of the Medical Association
Lompany
Association
The
Medical Association
Ohio Medical
Willoughby Names New Police Chief James Coleman
Mayor Gar J. Pierce swore in Capt. James G. Coleman age 53 as Willoughby Ohio police chief in a ceremony last night.
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Willoughby, Ohio
Gar J. Pierce
James G. Coleman
Willoughby
DiSalle Poses Moot Question On Dual Favorite Son Bid
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle joked about Ohio having two favorite sons from the same party for president. He cited himself and Albert S. Porter as examples and asked if one could be county engineer and president simultaneously. Aide said no clear ruling exists. secretary of state and auditor names were noted as other possible dual candidates.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Ted W. Brown
DiSalle
Cuyahoga County
Albert S. Porter
Porter
United States
Brown
James A. Rhodes
GOP
Gas Heater Kills Couple In Denton Apartment
A newlywed couple, Joe L. Mitchell 21 and Jane Ellison 21, were found asphyxiated in their Denton apartment. Mitchell, a North Texas State College senior from Odessa, married on December 18 to Jane Ellison of Arlington. Police report death due to asphyxia from a gas heater.
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Denton, Tex
Joe L. Mitchell
Mitchell
Odessa
Tex
North Texas State College
Jane Ellison
Arlington
Andy Anderson
New MU Registrar Named Rosselot to Lead Registrar Office
Max B. Rosselot, associate registrar since 1956, named registrar by President John D. Millett. W. C. Smyser becomes executive registrar, full-time, to build a long-range university archives system in Gaskill Hall and decide what materials belong in the collection. Rosselot, 47, a Middletown native with a Miami University and Denison background, previously taught and developed new record procedures.
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Oxford
Max B. Rosselot
Miami University
John D. Millett
W. C. Smyser
Millett
Smyser
Gaskill Hall
Symser
Rosselot
West Elkton
Middletown High School
Denison University
Miami
Indiana University
Middletown
Franklin
Monroe High School
Armco International Corp
Armcco Steel Export
E. B. Thirkield & Sons Co., Inc
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp
Montgomery Ward
I4ssey’s
Champion Paper & Fibre
Six Guilty In Scheme For Cuban Arms Conviction
A federal jury in Pittsburgh convicted six men of conspiring to fly stolen firearms to Cuban rebels. Each defendant received five year terms and a $10,000 fine, except Joseph Giordano who got three years with no fine. Defense plans an appeal while bond was denied.
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Pittsburgh
Roger T. Foley
Las Vegas
U.S. District Court
Stuart Sutor
Hialeah
Fla
Norman Rothman
Joseph Merola
Miami
Victor Carlucci
New Kensington
Daniel Hanna
Arnold
Joseph Giordano
Philadelphia
Third U.S Circuit
Foley
National Guard
Canton
Ohio
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Tarentum
Sutor
Morgantown
W. Va
Truckers Arrested in Overloading Campaign at Ashtabula
Twenty three truckers, nearly all hauling coal to Union Carbide Metal Co., were arrested by Ohio state highway patrol over the last two days in a crackdown on overloaded vehicles in Ashtabula.
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Ashtabula, Ohio
Union Carbide Metal Co
Radar to ask the Sun how it affects Earth
Stanford researchers led by Prof Van R Eshleman and Dr Philip B Gallagher with Lt Col Robert C Barbie report radar contact with the sun in 1959. The breakthrough enables study of solar corona gases and the Van Allen belts and spurs new radars at institutions nationwide to probe solar influence on weather and life.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Earth
Stanford
Stanford University
van R. Eshleman
Philip B. Gallagher
Robert C. Barbie
Army Signal Corps
U.S. Bureau of Standards
Cornell University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Veterans officers to meet on bene fit issues in Columbus
Directors of veterans affairs from eight states will gather in Columbus Minnesota? No, Columbus Ohio to discuss veterans benefit problems. They will examine magnetic storms and seek Mars information, with MIT contacting Venus in five minutes last year.
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Columbus
Ohio
Directors of Veterans’ Affairs
Mars
M.I.T
Venus
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WM Schaeffer
Wm. H. House
Jeweler American Trust
Scotts
Man Tita
Valentines
Verity
Tytus
Nelbar
New MU
Ross
John
Milium
Ross Coat Dept
Ross’ Shoe Dept
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