Boris Morros Dies Former U S Counterspy and Hollywood figure
Boris Morros, a U S counterspy for 12 years and former Hollywood musical director, died of cancer at Beth Israel Hospital on Tuesday. He helped convict Soviet spies Jack and Morris Soble and Jacob Albam and once worked undercover while publicizing show business ventures. Born in St Petersburg, he came to the United States in 1922, became a naturalized citizen, and survived by his wife Marion and son Richard, a TV producer.
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Ohio Soldier Identified in Rhine Crossing Accident
Army identifies Mansfield resident Pfc. Andy Dechert as one of five soldiers who survived a Rhine River crossing in an armored personnel carrier. An investigation continues into the training accident that left three American sailors drowned.
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Marion Power Shovel President Resigns as Chief Executive
Adrian F. Bucisk Jr., president of Marion Power Shovel Co., Marion's largest industry, resigned Tuesday but will remain with the firm as a consultant.
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U S Dock Strike Hits East Ports. Auto Plant Closed
The East Coast dock strike halts general cargo from Maine to Texas with 400 ships idle and ports ailing. A West German auto plant enforces a two day vacation for workers as the AFL CIO ILA and NY Shipping Association wage talks stall. Banana prices rise. shortages hit imports. Negotiations continue without progress.
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Driver Receives Lifetime Suspension in DWI Case
In Middletown Municipal Court Judge J T Lamb sentenced 32 year old Francis Kartovich to a life driving ban after a DWI conviction. Kartovich was also fined 300 dollars and costs, plus a five year driving rights suspension, and elected the life suspension over the fine. Earnest Jackson was fined 50 dollars and costs for failing to report an accident. Teretha Aldridge was fined 50 dollars and costs on an assault and battery conviction.
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Dayton considers curb on Red cards distribution
Dayton Ohio AP ordinance to prohibit distribution of Red cards gets first reading by the City Commission. Two more readings are required before it takes effect. Ralph Roberts, head of a committee distributing the cards highlighting goods from Communist bloc counties, says a new campaign is planned, “a thousand times more effective.”
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