Cleveland Talks Show Progress Amid Newspaper Strike
A two hour bargaining session between the Cleveland Newspaper Guild and the two daily papers produced limited details but indicated progress. Talks resume Monday and Tuesday at 2 30 PM as other unions negotiate contracts nearing expiration while Teamsters honor Guild picket lines in a split labor scene.
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Cleveland (Ap
Cleveland Newspaper Guild
Ralph Sher
Anthony Depaima
Teamster Local 473
Morning Plain Dealer
Press & News
Guild
Teamsters
AEC Plans High Altitude Flare Show Over Nevada
The Atomic Energy Commission announced a dazzling aerial display for January 23. Six flares of one million candlepower will be ignited from rockets 56 miles above the Nevada desert test site, visible for hundreds of miles. The tests aim to check flare visibility from distant observation posts and evaluate high altitude tracking aid potential.
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Las Vegas
Nev
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada Desert Test Site
AEC
Lions in Groups Rarely Attack Humans
Lions live and hunt in social groups and typically hunt for food. They rarely kill or attack people unless provoked, even in the bush.
Wooden Leg Talks Navy Hope After Carrier Crash
In San Diego AP dispatch Asst. Secretary of the Navy Kenneth E. Belieu showed his wooden leg to Ens Le Roy G. Hudson at a naval hospital. Two other sailors had both legs lost when a cable snapped aboard the USS Constellation during a jet landing. Belieu, a Korea veteran, said the men could do anything with artificial limbs and that Hudson could remain in the Navy.
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Leroy Hudson
Asst. Navy
Secy
BeLieu
San Diego
Calif
Constellation
Be Lieu
Korea
Hudson
Gordon D. Bucknam
Grand Island
N.Y
Eugene Williams
National City
Navy
Tense Flight Ends In Safe Landing
American Airlines flight 625 from LaGuardia diverted to Columbus Ohio due to left main landing gear not retracting after takeoff. Pilot Capt Norman Picker ing landed safely at Port Columbus at 11 53 a m after a 45 minute circling, with a hydraulics issue suspected and no known passengers needing special accommodations.
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Columbus, Ohio
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Philadelphia
New York
LaGuardia
Ohio
Norman Pickering
Rochester
N. Y
Iso
Columbus
Port Columbus
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Nashville
Memphis
Dallas
Frost Improves After Surgeries in Boston Hospital
Poet Robert Frost, 88, is gaining strength daily at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital in Boston. The Pulitzer Prize winner is recuperating from two operations, two blood clots, and a heart attack.
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Boston
Robert Frost
Peter Bent Brigham
Piqua to Start New Reactor Next Month
Piqua Ohio will begin operation of a 13.8 million dollar municipal nuclear reactor next month under a contract with the Atomic Energy Commission. Rep. William McCulloch says the project will bring Piqua to world attention. About 35 people will be employed, and construction began in 1959 on the Miami River bank site. The plant uses organic coolant and will be the first municipal operated reactor.
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Piqua
Ohio
William McCulloch
R - Piqua
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Atomics International
Miami River Bank
Ziemann
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Youth Held In 100 Fires In Columbus Arrest
A 19 year old Columbus youth with red hair was held for arson investigation after admitting to setting more than 100 fires in the past year. William Francis Ostermeyer, identified by police, reportedly set fires in North Side garages and vacant and occupied buildings including a downtown department store. Upper Arlington police arrested him after watching since August amid a city wide arson epidemic, as OSU maintenance men reported another youth with a similar description igniting a trash container near Hayes Hall. арson case details remain under inquiry.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbus
William Francis Ostermeyer
North Side
Upper Arlington
Northside
Ostermeyer
Ohio State University
Hayes Hall
Wellington Man Charged In Slaying
ELYRIA Ohio AP William Able Phillips 55 of Wellington is charged with first degree murder in the shotgun slaying of neighbor woman Madge Maggie Evans 52 in his apartment early Saturday He asked for more time to obtain a lawyer at Oberlin municipal court Judge Dave Goldthorpe granted the request and ordered Phillips held without bond His wife is held on 10000 bond as a material witness Evans was shot in the abdomen with a 12 gauge shotgun in the building where Phillips and his wife live Deputies say the motive related to accusations of infidelity by his wife and Mrs Evans
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Elyria
Ohio
William Able Phillips
Wellington
Oberlin
Dave Goldthorpe
Phillips
Lorain County
Slain
Madge Maggie Evans
Evans
Eva
Rivers Flowing Through Parallel Canyons in Southern China
In southern China the Salween Mekong and Yangtze rivers run in parallel canyons only a few dozen miles apart before widening to reach distant seas, illustrating striking regional river geography.
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China
Mekong
Yangtze
Filibuster Rule Debate Splits Senate Across Parties
Washington AP report details a week-old Senate clash over the anti filibuster rule. Democratic and Republican factions align on changes, with Southern Democrats opposing any shift while some call for a time limit. Dirksen allies and cross-party support emerge amid a slow, sparsely attended debate.
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Senate
Congress
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Iola Church Draws National Attention With Missionary Plan
In Iola Kansas Madison Avenue Baptist Church led by Pastor Don Kindhart draws scrutiny as members from Kansas Missouri Oklahoma and Illinois relocate to join a church claimed to be chosen to train at least a thousand missionaries. The Kansas Convention of Southern Baptists plans to withdraw fellowship and funding amid a loan default totaling about 65000 dollars.
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Kan
Christ
Don Kindhart
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Illinois
Madison Avenue Baptist Church
Kindhart
KALN
Bethel Baptist Church
Hutchinson
Fred Kenison
Kansas Convention of Southern Baptists
Wichita
Cincinnati Man On Probation For Tube Theft
Cincinnati AP report states former United Radio engineer Levy pleaded guilty after trial. U.S. District Judge John W. Peck sentenced him to a year in prison, suspended, and placed him on probation following FBI arrest at Greater Cincinnati Airport for shipping tubes to Florida. Spencer Allen, 46, stockroom employee at United Radio, was indicted by the Hamilton County Grand Jury for embezzling $12,000 worth of tubes.
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Cincinnati
From United Radio, Inc
U. S. Dist
John W. Peck
Levy
FBI
Greater Cincinnati
Florida
Spencer Allen
United Radio
Hamilton County
Embroidery, Not Tapestry, Shows Bayeux Story Origins
The Bayeux embroidery is noted as an embroidery rather than a tapestry, depicting the Norman Conquest of England and thought to originate in the 11th century.
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Bayeux
England
Wanted ad blurb prompts readers to check Journal Want Ad section
Promotes checking the Journal Want Ad section for exceptional daily trailer buys and urges readers to look now. The brief ad-style note emphasizes frequent bargains and immediate action.
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