Deal For Neil House Is Snarled In Limbo
Akron developer Andre J. Andreoli said negotiations to buy the Neil House in Columbus for about 5 million dollars are paused. He cited unspecified matters and possible future conferences with Neil House Hotel Co. president Harry L. Ludwig as factors in whether talks resume or the deal ends.
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Ohio Plans Appeal On Billboards
Ohio seeks to overturn two lower court rulings that declared its billboard ban unconstitutional in a bid to secure an extra 1 million dollars in federal highway funds. The case to the Ohio Supreme Court follows rulings by the Allen County Common Pleas Court and the Third District Court of Appeals.
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Muggy Belt Drives Heat Across Eastern Nation
The Associated Press reports widespread muggy conditions across the eastern two thirds of the United States. Night temperatures varied from 60s in the Appalachians and Upper Great Lakes to 70s elsewhere, with readings above 110 degrees in parts of the Great Plains Utah and Colorado and a high of 117 in Blythe California. Light rain fell in portions of the Plains and Southeast as skies remained mainly clear elsewhere.
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Antistrike Bill Approved By National Assembly
PARIS AP The National Assembly overrode a Senate vote and approved for the second time the government's antistrike bill. The measure becomes law requiring unions to give five days notice before strike actions in government operated public service industries.
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Kennedy Defends Civil Rights Leaders From Communist Claims
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy said the Justice Department has no evidence that top civil rights stop leaders are Communist or Communist controlled. He told the Senate Commerce Committee that FBI and other sources found no such ties including Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. amid past accusations by Govs Barnett and Wallace and Atty. Gen. Bennett. Senator Mike Monroney later wrote to FBI Director Hoover seeking clarification.
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