Ohio State Fair to run 11 days in 1962
The Ohio Exposition Commission voted for an 11 day Ohio State Fair running from August 24 to September 3 1962, including Labor Day. They abolished passes hired Roland Bishop as general manager with a $12 000 annual salary and moved toward charging gate admission for most attendees.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Exposition Commission
Ohio
Roland Bishop
Milford Center
Union County
State Emergency Board
Fair Grounds
Bishop
Woman's Purse Thwarts Theft in South Norfolk
In South Norfolk Virginia three armed men robbed a loan company once run by former mayor Clarence Forehand. They took Forehand's wallet and unknown cash but failed to grab Mrs. Forehand's purse which contained a comb mirror compact lipstick and other small items. She told police the thieves searched her bag but couldn't find her billfold.
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Loan Company
Clarence FE
Forehand
Mrs. Forehand
Dressman Rites Set For Monday
A high mass of requiem is planned Monday in South Fort Mitchell for Joseph H. Dressman 55 city editor of the Cincinnati Enquirer since last July. An apparent heart attack at home caused his death Thursday night.
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Covington
South Fort Mitchell
Joseph H. Dressman
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Indonesian Air Vice Marshal visits Moscow for arms talks
Air Vice Marshal Umar Dani of Indonesia arrived in Moscow on Saturday night for discussions on increasing military equipment supplies. The talks appear aimed at supporting possible operations against Dutch forces in West New Guinea, with双方 seeking gear for the Indonesian campaign.
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Moscow
Umar Dani
Indonesia
West New Guinea
Seven Missing As Plane Explodes Over Atlantic
A U S Air Force KB50 tanker with seven crew members aboard exploded and crashed into the Atlantic near Bermuda. An air sea search was launched for survivors. The aircraft, from England AFB Louisiana, was returning from a refueling mission to Kindley AFB Bermuda. Names given: Capt Rowan Paliow, Capt John Tracy Jr, Capt Gaines Wilbanks, T Sgt Eva Horton, A1C Guy Powell, A3C Ralph Reutzel, Lt Johnny Pitts.
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Bermuda
Atlantic
Air Force
622Nd
England Air Force Base
Louisiana
Kindley Air Force Base
Rowan J. Paliow
St .Cloud
Minn
John B .Tracy Jr
Syracuse
N.Y
Gaines G. Wilbanks
Decatur
Eva P. Horton
Memphis
Tenn
Guy L Powell
Puyallup
Wash
Ralph E. Reutzel
Fremont
Neb
Shaw Air Force Base
South Carolina
Johnny G.pitts
Panama City
Fla
Mars Day Slightly Longer Than Earth's
A day on Mars runs longer than a day on Earth by several minutes, adjusting for the planet’s rotation and orbital dynamics. The difference affects timing systems and missions operating on Mars time.
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Mars
Earth
OC HE EBA OC Revenue Drop Triggers Budget Review
City officials report a drop in OC HE EBA OC revenue leading to an emergency budget review. The finance committee meets next week to discuss potential cuts and reallocations affecting services and staffing.
Steel Industry Sees Moderation In U SW Demands
Pittsburgh AP The basic steel industry's negotiating committee credits the United Steelworkers Union with a more moderate stance in its contract demands than in past years. The union aims at job security unemployment benefits and higher wages while the industry shows concern for unemployment and a sympathetic view toward employment security within the wage policy. Negotiations between USW and industry teams begin next Wednesday in Pittsburgh.
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Steel Industry
United Steelworkers Union
Frday
USW
Malaya and Thailand Link Through Television
Malaya and Thailand may sign an agreement next month to begin groundwork for a multichannel TV link between the two nations. The move aims to deepen people to people contact via broadcasting and foster closer ties between Kuala Lumpur and Bangkok.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaya
Thailand
Russian Revolution Film Planned From Reed Book
French producer Raoul Levy will adapt John Reed's Ten Days Which Shook the World into a feature film. The book chronicles the ten days of the Russian October Revolution of 1917.
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Raoul Levy
John’ Reed
No-see-ums Insects Describe Biting Midges
No see ums or biting midges are nearly invisible insects related to mosquitoes. They do not transmit diseases to humans.
Swim Man, Swim Chase Ends At Gulf Of Mexico
Sarasota deputies pursued a man in white trunks suspected of exposing himself. He fled into the Gulf of Mexico, swimming westward about a mile offshore toward Mexico, after deputies moved to detain him on the public beach.
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Sarasota
Fla
Sheriff's
Mexico
Gulf of Mexico
Shim
Brazil And Uruguay May Link By Bridge
Brazil may propose to Uruguay the building of a bridge over the River Quaray to link the two nations to boost trade. The item notes trade aims and mentions Noah's three sons.
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Brazil
Uruguay
Rio DE Janeiro
Quaray
Court Rejects Malone Drug Claim in 1955 Trial
The U S Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals denied John Raymond Malone's bid for freedom, calling his assertion that he was drugged during the 1955 trial "fantastic" and "almost unbelievable." Malone, a 20 year Alcatraz inmate, argued witnesses were forced and claimed opium was hidden in his cell to undermine his competency.
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Ing John Raymond Malone
U. S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals
Freedon
Malone
Federal
Alcatraz
New Waterford
Ohio
U.S. District Court
Cleveland
Kennedy Confers in Brussels With Belgian Leaders
Edward M. Kennedy, brother of President Kennedy, held private meetings with Belgian industrial, Common Market, and student leaders in Brussels on Saturday. He is slated to travel to Israel on Sunday to address Jerusalem Hebrew University.
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Belgium
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Etve
Israel
Jerusalem Hebrew University
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