Senate Tie Sparks Ohio Legislature Power Struggle
Ohio Senate stalemate deepens as Republicans push through a patronage resolution to rehire veteran clerk Thomas Bateman with a $15,000 raise, while Democrats led by Frank W. King contest the vote. Brown defends majority rule as lawmakers return from recess amid maneuvering to thwart tie votes and force court tests.
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Ford Motor Expands Sandusky Plant and Jobs
Ford Motor Co plans a 20 percent expansion of its Sandusky Hardware Plant, aiming to complete by early fall. The project is part of Ford’s $1.63 billion three year global expansion announced last May. The Sandusky plant, opened in 1955, makes air cleaners vent windows and other parts and currently employs 2,465 people.
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Sandusky, Ohio
Ford Motor Co
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Oldest Bridge Believed From 850 B.C. in Smyrna
Sumerians understood arches by 3600 B.C. yet the earliest surviving bridge is a slab stone single arch over the River Meles at Smyrna dating to 850 B.C. This ancient span highlights early architectural achievement.
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Meles
Smyrna
Divorce Granted for Fran Jeffries and Dick Haymes in LA
Fra n Jeffries was granted a divorce from Dick Haymes in Los Angeles. Jeffries waived alimony and child support for their five year old daughter Stephanie.
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Fran Jeffries
Los Angeles
Dick Haymes
Miss Jeffries
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Record turkey crop nears historic high in Illinois
In Urbana Illinois Hugh Johnson University of Illinois extension poultry science specialist reports this year’s turkey crop at 98.7 million birds marking the second largest on record.
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Urbana, Ill
Hugh Johnson
University of Illinois Extension
Threatened President Charge Filed Against Pearl Harbor Apprentice
Edward James Brennan, 18, of Harrisburg Pennsylvania, a Pearl Harbor sailor’s apprentice, was charged in US District Court with threatening President Johnson. Brennan allegedly said I am going to assassinate the President in the presence of sailors Beck Kueny and Maddox. He waived in formation at arraignment and was released on one dollar bail.
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Pearl Harbor
Johnson
Edward James Brennan
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Brennan
Robert J. Beck
Vincent J. Kueny
Gary E. Maddox
U. S
Herman T. F. Lum
Madrid nurse crafts escape from sealed bathroom
Firemen answered a call from a neighbor who heard faint cries from 58 year old piano teacher Casilda Salazar Arregui. She had been imprisoned in a bathroom for 48 hours as drying paint sealed the door before neighbors alerted authorities.
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Madrid
Casilda Salazar
Kent State Computer Flunks First Big Test
A new computer at Kent State University miscomputed fall semester grade point averages for 13,900 students triggering re calculation. Over 90 students received F grades they should not have. Registrar assistant Fred Head cited early program issues as expected teething problems.
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Kent, Ohio
Kent State University
Fred Head
Medford man’s assault case ends with probation
Robert Nauss, 21, of Medford, received help from the victim during his District Court trial. The charge of assault and battery with a dangerous weapon was reduced to simple assault after Robert Kenny testified for Nauss. The judge sentenced Nauss to six months, suspended, and placed him on two years probation.
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Malden
Mass
Robert Nauss
Medford
Robert Kenny
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