Ford UAW Reach Canada Contract Amid Strike Turmoil
Ford Motor Co of Canada and the United Auto Workers signed a new contract covering 7 200 workers at four plants including a Niagara Falls glass plant. Three plants Windsor Oronte and Oakville were on strike as old pact expired. Wages rise six cents an hour or 2 percent yearly for three years with enhanced insurance and pension benefits.
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Ford Motor Co
Canada
United Auto Workers
Ford
Niagara Falls
Oronte
Windsor
Oakville
Auto Rams Into Tavern. Man Killed In Ohio Crash
Salem Ohio AP reports a fatal freak tavern crash at Midway tavern near U S 39 and Ohio 9. Earl McIntosh 44 Hanoverton died crushed at the bar. Driver Walter Hillyer 32 Hanoverton injured. four others hospitalized including Margaret McIntosh 32 in critical condition.
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Salem, Ohio
Earl McIntosh
Hanoverton
Walter Hillyer
Midway Tavern
U.S. 39
Ohio 9
Here
Hillyer
Youngstown South Side Hospital
Margaret McIntosh
Only In Soviet Lithuania Does Church Survive
The Vatican newspaper L Osservatore Romano says Soviet Lithuania is the only land in the Soviet Union where Catholicism survives as a community. It notes Lithuania, occupied by Russian troops in 1940 and absorbed into the USSR, had about 2.7 million people with 85 percent Catholic at the time of occupation.
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Soviet
Lithuania
Vatican City
Rome
Soviet Union
Vatican
L'Osservatore Romano
Brown cautions on filing date for election bids
Columbus Ohio AP Secretary of State Ted W Brown warns party and independent candidates the filing deadline is 4 pm Feb Nonpartisan candidates for county court judge must file by 4 pm Aug 8 He notes candidates from both parties will seek nomination for 458 offices in the May 8 primary election.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ted W. Brown
Brown
Kenyatta Sworn In As Kenya Legislative Council Member
Jomo Kenyatta, freed last August after nine years in prison on Mau Mau charges, was sworn in Saturday as a member of Kenya's Legislative Council as two African parties back him for prime minister if Britain grants independence.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Jomo Kenyatta
Kenya Legislative Council
Kenyatta
Britain
New Snow and Cold Hit Plains and South
A major snowstorm thrived in the Rocky Mountains and moved toward the central plains. North Dakota and parts of Kansas and Nebraska faced four inches or more of snow with northerly winds up to 30 to m.p.h. near blizzard conditions. South Florida saw chilling cold with citrus losses projected at millions, while Immokalee reported frost and ice in crops. Temperatures dropped below freezing in the Lower Rio Grande Valley for the fourth straight night as Florida winds shifted to milder conditions.
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Central Plains
North Dakota
Kansas
Nebraska
Weather Bureau
Plains
Idaho
Nevada
Utah
Topeka
Kan
Atlantic
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Big Lake
Florida
Tallahassee
Miami International
Warren C. Johnson
Lakeland
Fla
Youth Dies In Mansfield Crash
James Harshbarger an 18 year old Crestline resident died in a one car crash on U S 30 S two miles west of Ontario Ohio Early Saturday police reported Jerry Gehrisch 19 of Galion the driver was injured and transported to Mansfield General Hospital by patrol officials
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Mansfield
Ohio
James Harshbarger
Crestline
Highway Patrol
U.s.30s
Ontario
Jerry Gehrisch
Galion
Mansfield General Hospita
Britain, Alps and Europe Struck by Bitter Cold Storms
Arctic air moved south across Europe bringing snow and ice to Britain. High winds roared through western Europe with gusts up to 112 mph in the Auvergne mountains and 75 mph near Clermont Ferrand. Nine deaths reported in Britain while 531 influenza deaths occurred in England and Wales in a week. Le Matelot trawler crew 15 missing after distress in mountainous seas off Ireland.
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Britain
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France
Puy-de-Dame
Auvergne
Clermont
Germany
Central Europe
Alps
North Sea
Scandiinavia
England
Wales
Scotland
Night club owner slain in Toledo back room shooting
In Toledo Ohio Isaac Williams 44 a laborer unemployed since last May shot George Politis 63 owner of George's night club four times during a back room confrontation with Williams estranged wife Gloria Williams not seriously wounded Williams has been charged with first degree murder Politis had intervened in a dispute over court fees and child support totaling 840 dollars Mrs Williams was wounded in the shoulder as the owner died during the altercation
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Toledo, Ohio
Kenneth Foss
Isaac Williams
George Politis
George
Foss
Williams
Gloria Williams
Politis
Brazil Eases Visa Rules for Regional Tourists
Brazil announces that visitors from other parts of the hemisphere may enter for up to 30 days without a visa, expanding the prior privilege that had covered only Argentina and Uruguay residents. The Foreign Office stated the change aims to simplify travel for regional tourists.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Hemisphere
Black family faces threats as hazardous device explodes nearby
In Chicago a barking dog alerts Walter Speedy and family to a dangerous device tied to a threat against moving into a white neighborhood. Three slicks of hazardous material sat at a sizzling fuse outside their South Side apartment. Speedy hurled it away before it exploded, sparing his wife Yvonne and their four daughters. The incident follows a prior December 18 attack on their Union Ave home as police guard their move.
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Chicago
Walter Speedy
South Tide
Speedy
Union Ave
Indiana Ave
Yvonne
Walter
John McCants
Yolanda
Laverne
Cammie
Ohio Chief Justice Herbert Responding After Seizure
Judge Thomas J. Herbert of the Ohio Supreme Court is listed in poor condition after a seizure suffered late Friday. The 67 year old former governor was taken to Grant Hospital when his chauffeur flagged a cruiser. A family spokesman said the seizure followed a stroke last March and was likely caused by irritation of prior scarring. Tests show no additional damage.
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Columbus, Ohio
Kennedy college bill to be pushed in 1962 Senate
Senate leaders plan to bring Kennedy’s college education bill to debate as the first major legislation of 1962, aiming for a margin similar to last year’s public school grant vote. The five year program would fund loans for construction, scholarships, and junior college grants, with 25,000 scholarships in year one and rising totals thereafter.
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Senate
House
Senate Labor Committee
Barry Goldwater
Ariz
John G. Tower
Tex
Leo l Clifford P. Case
N.J
Station Bandit Steals S400 in Sandusky
A filling station attendant reported a $400 robbery Saturday in Sandusky Ohio. Ronald Taylor said he was locked in a restroom for 12 minutes and returned to find the cash gone. Deputies said they have no suspect.
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Sandusky
Ohio
Sheriff's Deputies
Ronald Taylor
Goa Holiday Set As Dec 19 Marks Liberation
Goa's military governor announced a holiday on December 19 to commemorate last year's seizure of Goa and two enclaves from Portugal by Indian troops. The date marks the completion of the operation and the region's integration into India.
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Goa
India
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