Parade Balk Appeal Lost By Officer
The Ohio Supreme Court dismissed the appeal of Lorain police officer Luis Longoria Jr who was fired for refusing to march in a Memorial Day parade on religious grounds. Lower courts upheld his discharge after a civil service commission sustained Chief Frank L. Powlak. Longoria cited Jehovahs Witness beliefs and a sore toe in a letter to the chief, arguing he could march for his sect but not in the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Lorain
Luis Longoria Jr
Frank L. Powlak
Civil Service Commission
Longoria
Powlak
Jehovah's Witness
Pilot fish accompanies sharks in tropical seas
The pilot fish lives in most tropical seas and often accompanies sharks. It feeds on scraps of food discarded by the shark, swimming nearby as it cleans up leftovers in the water.
No Bomb Noted As Arizonan Shook Capitol Steps
Nathan Wise a 33 year old Phoenix man drove his car onto the Justice Department steps and demanded FBI Director Hoover. No bomb was found though a suitcase held newspapers and five gallon gasoline can odor. Wise resisted capture for two hours before tear gas drove him out. he claimed to seek to impeach Kennedy and the cabinet. His mother said he had mental illness after his father's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Nathan Wise
Phoenix
Ariz
Justice Department
Wise
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Kennedy
Army
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Hoover
White House
Capitol
Abe Wise
Police arrest Wise as he is taken to hospital
Police grabbed Wise as he emerged red eyed and hustled him off to D. C. Geneal Hospital where he was held for mental ob-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise
D. C. Geneal Hospital
Ohio underpaid workers and underage labor found
Labor Department investigators found 7,414 Ohio employees were underpaid 1,372,099 in minimum wages and overtime last year. Regional wage and hour divisions reported the figures. William S. Singley said 338 minors were employed in violation of the child labor law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Labor Department
Ohio
William S. Singley
Hamilton Tool Co. Plans $300000 Factory Expansion
Hamilton Tool Co. announces a $300,000 expansion adding a new factory bay at Ninth and Hanover in Hamilton. The project includes new machinery and rearrangement of existing equipment, with completion targeted for June 1 on land used for parking. This is the tenth expansion since 1927, following a $200,000 program completed in 1960. current employment is a record 290.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Hamilton Tool Co
Ninth
Hanover Streets
Ninth Street
Tools for repairing spacecraft in weightlessness
The text explains that standard welding torches are unsafe in zero gravity as they would act like rocket motors and could propel an astronaut into space, so tools for repairs in weightless conditions must be specially designed.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Central Avenue
Harry Kelly
Kkar
RADIO
Electric Shopcraft
R.p.m. Notor
Valve
Honeywell
Dependable Whitehouse
Cussins & Fearn
AML
Ad Mapir
Hollywood Bed
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!