Reds May Use Huge U S Balloon For Swap Talk
Echo 2 balloon, 135 feet in diameter, to be launched for US USSR communications test via satellite. Echo 2 headlines reflect first satellite based direct link between the two powers with signals possibly voice, code or pictures. Launch window between 6:40 am and 11:00 am EST with visibility across Western and Eastern states as it orbits.
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Ralph Dighton
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
United States
Soviet Union
Space Agency
Russia
Echo
Globe
Glenn Loses Endorsement Showdown in Ohio Senate Race
In Columbus the bipartisan preprimary convention refused to endorse either Lt. J. J. Glenn Jr. or Sen. Stephen M. Young. Glenn, a Navy veteran and first US orbit pioneer, led a surge that weekend, while Young urged a decisive endorsement vote. The 343-329 split signals a partisan battle shaping the May 5 primary.
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Columbus
Eee
John H Glenn Jr
Stephen M. Young
Senate
Glenn Camp
Young
William L. Coleman
Glenn
Ei- Young
Marine Corps
Teran
Rep
Robert Taft Jr
Ted W. Brown
Richard M. Nixon
Joby F. Kennedy
Ohio
Murphy Dayon tombstone sold as secondhand item
Dayton AP reports a quirky sale of a secondhand tombstone offered as a personal memorial with buyers urged to contact the seller. The unusual listing highlights the item’s price and potential use for a grieving customer.
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Dayton
Limit Placed On Cigarettes
Parma City Council passed an ordinance restricting sales to anyone under 18. Selling or giving tobacco products to minors is punishable by a 25 to 100 dollar fine for the first offense and higher penalties including jail time for subsequent offenses.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Parma
Snow and Wind Paralyze Northern California and Nevada
Heavy snow and rain driven by gale winds battered Northern California and much of Nevada Monday. The Golden Gate Bridge saw strong gusts that slowed traffic, with 1.64 inches of rain in Sacramento and 1.15 inches in San Francisco causing widespread flooding and power outages.
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California
Nevada
Golden Gate Bridge
San Francisco
Monterey
Sacramento
Bankruptcies Filed in Cincinnati District Court
Three bankruptcy petitions list Ruth C. Lewis a school teacher at 715 Williams Ave Hamilton with 5722 dollars in debts and 1300 dollars assets Paul F Abrams of 230 Oak St Hamilton a salesman with 5259 dollars in debts and 1700 dollars assets and John F Powers at 2205 Sherman Ave maintenance man with 5340 dollars in debt and 100 dollars assets Filed in U S District Court Cincinnati by these individuals as of the report.
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U. S. District Court
Cincinnat
Ruth C. Lewis
Williams Ave
Hamilton
Paul F. Abrams
Oak St
John F. Powers
Sherman Ave
Court Clerk Is Sentenced In Embezzlement Case
George Weaver, 42, a deputy Hamilton County Court clerk, pled guilty to embezzlement in Common Pleas Court. Judge Frank Gusweiler denied probation and sentenced him to 10 to 11 years in prison. Weaver admitted taking cash from the bank on December 23 and 31, saying he spent much of it on a Honolulu trip.
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Cincinnati
George Weaver
Hamilton
Can Mon Pleas
Frank Gusweiler
Weaver
Honolulu
Family Automobile Policy of US Fidelity and Guaranty Co
Question asks for details about the Family Automobile Policy issued by United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company of Baltimore Maryland. It seeks policy coverage scope, limits, premium structure, and conditions including liability, medical payments, uninsured motorist, and may reference the sample contract language on guaranteeing payment of damages and pledging real estate as security.
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United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
Baltimore
Maryland
Stay Conservative Barry Says in New York Interview
Barry Goldwater told the New York Times he would not alter his bluntly conservative campaign approach and expects to win via primaries. He noted potential loss of 150 to 175 delegates since Johnson became president but remained confident he leads the GOP race. He dismissed Nixon as having no base and said Nixon may appeal to the street but not to party insiders.
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New York
APY
Len Goldwater
New York Times
Washington
Charles Mohr
Goldwater
the Times
Lyndon B. Johnson
GOP
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Hospital Ban on Cigarettes Is Ordered
Harrisburg Pennsylvania bans cigarette sales at four tuberculosis hospitals and considers extending the ban to state general and mental hospitals. Health secretary Dr Charles L Withar said the move is effective immediately noting smoking is a dangerous habit. He called it inconsistent to sell cigarettes in hospitals run by the State Health Department while advising people to quit.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Charles L. Withar
State Health Department
Mason Police Nab Man at Service Station
Mason police arrested Robert George Haynes 21 of 460 Western Row Road after finding him under a car at the Tresler Comet service station on Rt. 42 near Snyder Road at 3 22 a.m. He had forced entry on a broken window, partly opened a cash register, and taken coins. He was charged with breaking and entering in the night season.
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Mason
Robert George Haynes
Western Row Road
Tresler-Comet
Rt. 42
Snyder Road
Haynes
Blitz Trips to Boost Ohio Economic Development
Ohio development director George E. Wilson outlined a year long program of blitz trips to lure industry. Planned stops include Los Angeles and San Francisco March 28, Chicago and Milwaukee June 15 19, Minneapolis St Paul September 2 to October 2 and New York City November 7 to 12 with private sector participants paying their own way. Twelve additional two to three day trips are also planned.
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Columbus
Ohio
George E. Wilson
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Chicago
Milwaukee
Minneapolis-St. Paul
New York City
Tide Rhythms Attributed To Moon And Sun Forces
The article explains tides rise and fall driven by lunar attraction with solar modulation. It notes the moon's gravity pulling on the oceans and the sun's influence altering daily tidal ranges.
Divorce Notice of Richard J Cox vs Phyllis Cox
Richard Jay Cox of 3403 Abbott Street Fort Pierce Florida is notified that on January 10 1964 Phyllis Rae Cox a minor by Buford E Lawson filed in Buller County Ohio Common Pleas Case 8776 for divorce on grounds of gross neglect of duty. Defendant must answer by February 29 1964 or petition will be granted. Clerk Joseph T Kiep Deputy Starene F Hermann Stubbs Attorney. Dates listed January 14 21 28 February 4 11 18.
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Richard Jay Cox
Abbott Street
Fort Pierce
Florida
Phyllis Rae Cox
Buford E. Lawson
Common Pleas Court
Buller County
Ohio
Joseph T. Kiep
Starene F. Hermann
Thomas . Stubbs
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