Butler County considers loan to buy voting machines
Butler County Commissioners moved toward financing voting machines after a renewed proposal from Coyle Voting Machine Co of Hamilton. The plan calls for borrowing about 377 500 from Hamilton and Middletown banks, with compact 35-pound units to be used for the primary and elections, aiming to cut costs and increase efficiency.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Martin A. Coyle
Coyle Voting Machine Co
Coyle
Mildletown
Ohio
Covie
Election
Gordon Augspurger
Peter Son's Ointment Promises Fast Piles Relief
A sales pitch notes that over a million dollars yearly is spent on pile cures. Peter Son's Ointment is advertised as soothing itching in minutes with a 70 cent box or 5 cent tube. Money back if not delighted.
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Peterson
Syd Albert Sentenced in Stock Fraud Conspiracy Case
New York AP reports Sidney L Albert once known in Akron and Cleveland financial circles as the doctor of sick industries received a three year prison term for stock fraud conspiracy.
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New York
Akron
Cleveland
Ohio
Sick Industries
Sydney L Albert
Statue Target Onc e Before History Records Many Fantastic Blast Plots
A trove of historic blasts shows how small groups aimed to destroy symbols and institutions. The Statue of Liberty faced a prior near miss in July 1916 when a munitions dump blast near Black Tom killed two and caused a massive fire.
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New York
New Jersey
Black Tom Docks
New York Harbor
Gypsies Camp In Boston Hospitals With Big John Ill
Gypsy tribe led by John Williams known as Big John camped in Massachusetts General Hospital lobby for ten days while he faced diabetes and a possible leg amputation. They moved to Miriam Hospital in Providence amid family privacy and medical cautions from doctors.
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Big Chief Il
Boston
Pital
Richard Field
Big John
Boston Hospital
Frank Wheellock
Wheelock
Miriam Hospital
Providence
William Reeves
Passenger In Taxi Files Suit
Eunice and Mitchell Burns of Middletown sue Middletown Taxi Co. for 45000 in Butler County Common Pleas Court claiming negligence in a 1963 auto crash at First Avenue and Broad Street. Mrs Burns seeks 40000 for injuries medical expenses and lost income while her husband seeks 5000 for loss of services.
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Hamilton
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Eunice
Mitchell Burns
Garden Ave
Middletown
Middletown Taxi Co
S. Broad St
First Aenue
Broad Street
Burns
David Combs
Broad
Harold Paugh
Memorial for King Cole Planned at Los Angeles Music Center
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors approved a memorial for Nat King Cole in the new multimillion dollar Los Angeles Music Center. Cole, an outstanding singer and humanitarian, died of lung cancer at 45 in Santa Monica. His dedicatory week was set for December 11. private funeral services were planned for Thursday at St James Episcopal Church, with private entombment at Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Glendale.
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Los Angeles
King’ Cole
Los Angeles Music Center
County Board of Supervisors
Cole
Santa Monica
Cleveland Exports Rise 17 Percent From 1960 to 1963
A Census Bureau survey shows Cleveland manufactured goods exports up 17 percent from 1960 to 1963. Ohio total exports reached 1.4197 billion dollars in 1963, ranking fourth among states.
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Cleveland
Census Bureau
Ohio
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