Ohio House Debates Jobless Rules and Sunday Commerce
Ohio legislators clash over unemployment benefits rules should claimants actively seek work or simply register. House bills push back to pre-1959 limits while another seeks Sunday operation for small stores and farm stands. Senate discussed humane slaughter and a constitutional convention proposal. The Congo nations are noted as Congo Brazzaville and Congo Leopoldville across the river.
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Florida
Hawaii
Democratic General Assembly
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France
Belgium
Congo River
Congo Brazzaville
Congo Leopoldville
Minneapolis Status Symbol: Running Car
In Minnesota the 14th straight day of sub zero cold has turned running cars into a status symbol. Stalled vehicles dot the streets as motorists wait for help from a city with 250 relief trucks. Tow calls backlogs grow as some waits stretch hours. Drivers facing clouded views from exhaust steam crowd near traffic and hazards rise in the icy air.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Minneapolis Automobile Club
Rhodes names two more Ohio appointees in safety and motor affairs
The Rhodes administration announced two appointments in Columbus. Charles A. Burns of Akron becomes assistant director of the Department of Highway Safety and Donald V. Lombardo of Columbus is named assistant registrar and supervisor of personnel in the Bureau of Motor Vehicles. Sam B. Nicola of Upper Arlington is appointed secretary of the Utilities Commission. Burns will be the top aide to Highway Safety Director Warren Bud Nelson. Lombardo has been an administrative supervisor in the Liquor Audits division under Rhodes. Confucius burial noted near Kieh-fow, China.
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Ohio
Rhodes
Charles A. Burns
Akron
Department of Highway Safety
Donald V. Lombardo
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Sam B. Nicola
Upper Arlington
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Warren Bud Nelson
Division of Highway Safety
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James A. Rhodes
Lombardo
David Mainwaring
Manslaughter Charge Possible in Dayton Case
Dayton officials say a grand jury will consider possible indictment of Thomas Putterbaugh, 21, of Kettering, for second degree manslaughter in the death of Tim othy O Neill, 12, a Dayton Journal Herald news boy. Putterbaugh also faces driving with invalid license charges.
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Ohio
Timothy O'Neill
Kettering
Dayton Journal Herald
Thomas Putterbaugh
Putterbaugh
Reach buyers fast Journal Want Ad Offer
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East German Guards Escape From Berlin Wall Attempt
Two East German border guards leaped 25 feet from a house roof to reach West Berlin in an escape bid. They were taken to a hospital. another attempt failed as Western police pursued a Communist search party with dogs near the wall. A man was captured during the chase.
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Phyllis Diller Performs Despite Injured Toes
Cincinnati AP report says comedienne Phyllis Diller broke two toes in a hotel suite after slipping on a nylon rug while returning to her room from a day in Dayton. A doctor advised against setting the toes in time for her Surf Club act, but she nevertheless planned two nightclub shows.
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Phyllis Diller
Miss Diller
Associated Press
Dayton
Netherland Hilton
New Bill Aims to Shield Newspapers in Ohio
Columbus AP reports Rep. Carlton Davidson will introduce a bill proposing a $25 fine for anyone who obtains newspapers from retailers without payment. The measure targets fronting by paperboys and vendors to protect newspapers from unpaid distribution, if enacted.
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Columbus, Ohio
Carlton Davidson
Republican
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