Ohio Laws Help Curb Gambling
Cleveland attorney and gubernatorial candidate Gem Mark McElroy announced that new anti gambling laws cut illegal gambling in Ohio by 80 percent. He cited state policemen and sheriffs in backing, saying Ohio now has the nation’s toughest racketeering laws aimed at numbers running and illegal bookmaking. He criticized Gov. DiSalle for political missteps and tax proposals during a campaign Q&A at St James Literary Forum.
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Cleveland
Gem Mark McElroy
Ohio
McElroy
St. James
Zorin Awarded Soviet Honor For 60th Birthday Service
Valerian A. Zorin permanent Soviet representative at the United Nations was awarded the Order of Lenin by Tass. The honor was given in connection with his 60th birthday and for services in his diplomatic position.
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Moscow
Valerian A. Zorin
Sovest
United Nations
Tass
Overcome Fear With Science and Health Book Aids
Readers are invited to explore Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures to gain assurance and courage. Free reading at Christian Science Reading Rooms, or purchase in red green or blue binding for 3 dollars, sent postpaid by check or money order.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Nevada cavern found near Mt Charleston could become tourist site
In Toiyabe Forest a hillside slit revealed a two block long cavern beneath a snowbound Mt Charleston area. The chamber features white orange and brown stalactites and stalagmites with potential for guided tours. Local officials seek speleologists to map the cave and plan access for visitors. Wayne Kinnie and Orry Clark first documented the site, comparing it to Carlsbad and Luray caves.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Toiyabe Forest
Mt. Charleston
Carlsbad
N.M
Luray
U. S
Ivan Sack
Reno
Nothing New For Spring Kennedy's Suits Like Last Year's
Washington AP report notes President Kennedy keeps to a conservative two button long-lapel suit style with dark colors. Custom tailor Sam Harris cites Kennedy’s influence on men’s fashion and describes the president as easy to dress and well-dressed. Kennedy, a long-time customer, has worn the same classic style for years.
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Washington
White House
Kennedy
Sam Harris
New York
Harris
Tomer
Carl Garrett
Middlestown
Oxford Road
Britain Shifts from Fahrenheit to Celsius in Stamp Toward Decimal System
London reports a wide switch as Britain begins adopting the centigrade scale alongside Fahrenheit. The change, part of a broader move to decimal systems, includes weather broadcasts and newspaper charts, with plans to drop Fahrenheit and later decimalize currency. A government committee outlines how to implement the currency change.
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Anthony White
London
Britain
Centigrade
Canal Link For River Lake Landed Canal Link For River
New York's Waterways Association pushed for a coordinated study of a proposed 104 mile canal joining Lake Erie area Ashtabula Ohio to the Ohio River near Rochester Pennsylvania. The plan seeks to connect the Ohio River Basin resources with the East consumer market as a new transportation route.
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New York
Lake Erie
Ohio River
Youngstown
Ohio
New York State Waterways Association
New York State
David A. Wright
Ashtabula
Rochester
Merger Hearing for Norfolk and Western Resumes
Washington AP A hearing on the Norfolk and Western Railway merger resumes before ICC examiner Lester R Conley. N W adds Akron Canton and Youngstown to plans and seeks control via a 6.5 million stock purchase, contingent on ICC approval and 80 percent AC Y stockholder acceptance.
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Ac&y
N&w
ICC
Miami University Student Hospitalized After Altercation
Miami University student David Statzer 20 of Bay Village was struck by a beer bottle during an altercation on Mosler Avenue on Saturday. He received head cuts and was treated at Mercy Hospital, police reported.
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Hamilton
Mosler Avenue
Miami University
David Statzer
Bay Village
Mercy Hospital
UN Debate Tests U S Ties With Portugal Over Angola
At the United Nations in New York the General Assembly resumes its 16th session with renewed debate on Angola. The United States seeks a moderate resolution toward self determination for Angola, while Portugal argues the issue is a domestic matter. Portugal may boycott the debate and warned it could quit the UN if censured. The Asian African group plans its own resolution, and the session is expected to last four to six weeks with other trusteeship items on the agenda.
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N.Y
U.N
Angola
United States
Portugal
General Assembly
U.S
Assembly
Lisbon
America
Special Committee On Independence
Ruanda
Urundi
Paul-Henri Spaak
Britain
British Guiana
Southern Rhodesia
South America
Cheddi Jagan
Echo 1 satellite passes over Ohio this week
AP reports a schedule of Echo 1 visibility over Ohio from January 15 to 22. Observations list times, compass directions, and rise angles in degrees for each date, noting South and NE or SE crossings and specific evening or morning windows.
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Washington
Echo 1
Ohio
South
Eaton Priest Is Transferred To Delhi Post
The Eaton pastor of the Easton Church of the Visitation and St. John's Church will depart Tuesday to assume duties in Delhi west of Cincinnati. Rev Edward Volker succeeds from Arnheim Ohio. Father Flinn came in 1958 to replace VanderHaar, guiding Visitation parish to over 200 families.
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Eaton
Easton Church of the Visitation
St. John’s
Delhi
Cincinnati
Edward Volker
Arnheim
Ohio
Father Flinn
F. J. VanderHaar
Visitation
Will Sets Up Scholarships For Negro Pupils
The will of Miss Mildred Hackley of Hamilton creates a $5,000 fund to award a $200 college scholarship each year to a Negro graduate of any Hamilton high school. The Hackley Memorial Scholarship is to be chosen by a committee of Garfield and Taft High School principals and Executrix Mrs. Nettie W. Whiteside. Other bequests include $3,000 to Payne Chapel AME Church.
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Hamilton
Mildred Hackley
Butler County
Hackley
Gentile Air Force Base
Dayton
John B. Connaughton
Nettie W. Whiteside
Payne Chapel Ame Church
British Official Hurt In Yemen Shooting Attempt
In Taiz Yemen weekend attempt on the life of British charge d affaires Ronald Bailey 44 was reported today. Bailey was flown to Aden for treatment in a plane sent by Yemen's ruler Imam Ahmed with officials saying he is receiving care.
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Aden
Taiz
Yemen
Ronald Bailey
Bailley
Iman Ahmed
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