Way To New Funds Commissioners May Ask For Charter Amendment
City commissioners plan to vote on a charter amendment to raise operating funds by two mills under Article VIII Section 5. The change would increase operating mills from 4.75 to 6.75, raising about $900,000 to cover deficits and future budgets. If defeated, a two mill tax levy or council action to adopt payroll or income tax could be pursued with a two-thirds commission vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Elections
Francis Carmody
Charles B. Stiles
Martin B. Miller
Arthur Sanderson
William W.denham
Indicted group plotted to assassinate Nasser and seize Egypt
The indictment charges fourteen people, including former Foreign Minister Mohamed Salah el Din and former Defense Minister Abdel Fatih Hassan, with conspiring from 1956 to last April to kill President Nasser and his ministers and form a new government led by Salah el Din, with executions or life terms possible if convicted. Arrests were disclosed July 18.
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Salah E) Din
No Relief Seen For Northeast Drought worsens across region
U S Weather Bureau warned no general rain expected in the Northeast though scattered showers fell in New York City Hudson Valley and New England. Gov Ribicoff sought civil defense gear to pump water from streams into farms and tank trucks. Massachusetts deployed cloud seeding generators to trigger showers with limited results as drought persists. officials credited some rain and rain-making efforts to ease conditions.
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New York
US Weather Bureau
Hudson River Valley
New Jersey
New England
Gev
Abraham Ribicoff
Connecticut
Men
Dersington
Conn
Massachusetts
Walter E. Piper Jr
Shell Blast Injures 3 in Maud
Three young people were injured Sunday when a shell exploded at a Maud residence. Rosalee Kerrigan, 15, of 519 Gordon St., Piqua. Susan Lindsey, 15, of 1521 Brook St., Piqua. and Jane Anne Green, 6, daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy L. Green of Shirley Drive, Maud, suffered arm and leg wounds from shell fragments. None were seriously hurt and all were discharged after treatment at Mercy Hospital. The Piqua girls were visiting the Green home. an uncle and a brother-in-law were connected to the Lindsey and Kerrigan families.
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Maud
Mercy Hospital
Ham Ion
Rosalee Kerrigan
Gordon St
Piqua
Susan Lindsey
Brook St
Jane Anne Green
Roy L. Green
Shirley Drive
Grass Fire Near Plant Briefly Contained
Firefighters responded to two incidents yesterday. A grass fire behind the Central Chemical plant on Richmond Street caused minor insulation damage to wires but no injuries or property loss were reported. Separate calls aided a child heat distress and an elderly man with a heart condition, with no hospitalizations.
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Central Chemical
Richmond Street
Company 1
George Critical, Physician Says
Former Sen Walter F George Ike special ambassador to NATO is critically ill and weakening. He suffered a coronary disease attack that forced him to seek treatment in Atlanta, spent 12 days at Emory University Hospital, then returned to his Vienna home to recuperate.
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Atlanta
Walter F. George
Eisenhower
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Vienna
Washington Justice
Emory University Hospital
Earth Composition: Land and Water Share Defined
The earth consists of roughly 30 percent land and the remaining area covered by water. This basic geographic fact outlines the planet's surface distribution and helps explain global climate and ecosystems.
Demand For Steel Still Is Spotty
Cleveland reports demand for steel remains spotty with a forecast of a solid fall pickup tied to a revival in automotive requirements. Steel journal notes appliance demand improving and general account needs rising, while auto industry outlook centers on new model demand and late next month restocking. ingot capacity utilization fell to 79.5 percent last week.
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Cleveland
Steel
Weekly Trade Journal
Sheppard’s Lawyer to See Wedler in Florida
Deland Florida William Corrigan defense attorney for Dr Gamnaset Sheppard convicted of murdering his wife on July 4 1934 planned talks with a 23 year old Florida convict who claims he killed a woman in Cleveland Corrigan said he trusted Wedler’s confession but would not comment until meeting with a lie detector expert for Court of Last Resort led by Erle Stanley Gardner. Cleveland authorities questioned Sheppard who is serving a life term. Gov withdrew permission for the lie test after Wedler’s statement.
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Erle Stanley Gardner
Wedler
Cleveland
Sheppard
Ohio Penitentiary
William O'Neill
Gardner
Train Coloring Contest Planned
A junior train artist contest will be sponsored by the New York Central Railroad for youngsters aboard the Empire State Express and the Xplorer. Children ages 5 through 11 are invited to draw a picture of a train activity or scenic highlight, with $25 savings bonds awarded to top entries in two age groups. Badges and crayon kits will be given to entrants.
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New York Central Railroad
Xplorer
Former Antioch Dean Dies At 62
Basil Henry Pillard 62, English professor and former head of the literature department at Antioch College Yellow Springs Ohio, died at his Lake Champlain summer home near Charlotte Vermont Saturday. A New Britain Connecticut native, he served on the Antioch faculty 29 years and was a former dean of students.
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Charlotte
Basil Henry Pillard
Antioch College
Yellow Springs
Ohio
Lake Champlain
Here
New Britain
Conn
Pillard
Antioch
Sleepy Driver Wrecks Car Into Tree on Main Street
A 29 year old Middleton man Edward Rose of 1719 Sycamore Street fell asleep at the wheel and crashed a 1955 car into a tree near Barnits Stadium entrance at 4 40 pm. He suffered abdominal and head injuries and was listed in serious condition at Middleton Hospital. The car was a total loss with $2000 damage. Police report no other occupants.
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S. Main Street
Middletown Hospital
Edward Rose
1719 Sycamore Sr
Rose
St. Main Street
Barnits Stadium
McCoy- Leffler
George Long testimony on vehicle hit at 817 Yankee Rd
George Long of 905 Malvern reported to police that an unidentified vehicle, described as an auld, struck the south side of a jet parked at 817 Yankee Road. Details on the other driver or damages were not provided.
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George Long
Malvern
Yankee Rd
South
O Neill Sees Ohio Become Playground
Governor C William O Neill foresees a two year program to enlarge and improve Ohio lakes and parks to make the state known as a great recreational area He cites rising park attendance from 3 5 million in 1950 51 to 12 million in 1956 57 and notes growing outdoor demand across Columbus Dayton and Cincinnati During his TV discussion he says more time off work and a larger population drive the plan and that Ohio will undertake a large scale expansion of recreational facilities.
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Columbus
Ohio
William O'Neill
O'Neill
Dayton
Cincinnati
State Parks and Lakes
Arrests At Cockfight Raid In Lorain County
Sheriff Vernon L. Smith led 19 deputies to a raid near French Creek Road Sunday afternoon. Thirty patrons were arrested after deputies fired over spectators. Five fighting roosters and two dead birds were seized along with beer liquor cards a dice table and other paraphernalia. Several defendants pleaded guilty with fines and jail terms ranging up to 20 days and 200 dollars plus a 500 dollar bond.
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Lorain
Ohio
Sheffield Village
Vernon L. Smith
Lorain County
French Creek Road
John M. Traxler
Nick M. Muska
Ramon L Porez
Plane Crashes at Private Airport. Two Uninjured
A private plane ran out of fuel and struck 69,000 volt power lines near Boston Heights Akron Ohio. The pilot Blaine S Wood 36 Cleveland and passenger Richard J Hoobler 40 Bedford escaped unharmed as the aircraft was badly damaged but landed safely.
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Akron
Ohio
Boston Heights
Blaine S$. Wood
Cleveland
Richard J. Hoobler
Bedford
Rescue of Naval Expedition Members in Barin Bay 1873
Nineteen members of a U S Navy Arctic expedition were rescued in Barin Bay Canada in 1873 after drifting 2000 miles on an ice floe following the destruction of their vessel six months earlier.
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U. S. Navy
Barrin Bay
Canada
Nine Injured In Area Auto Accidents Near Trenton
A series of crashes along Rt. 73 near Wayne Madison Road left nine people hurt. A 13 year old girl was thrown from a car after a two vehicle collision a mile west of Trenton. Linda Bellis suffered severe cuts and possible ankle fracture when her car, driven by Ethel Woods of Trenton, collided with another vehicle. Mrs Woods cited for failure to yield at a stop sign. Passenger Richard Olewiler of Chagrin Falls sustained knee and shoulder injuries. All injured were admitted briefly then released from Middle town Hospital.
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Tytng Avenue
Nelbar Street
Lucinda Brewer
Winona Dr
Marilyn Garrett
Louise Harnest
Tytus Avenue
Henry Maimon
Dayton
Tured
Tytus
Middletown
Rt. 73
Wayne « Madison Road
Trenton
Linda Bellis
Manard Woods
Trenton Rt. 1
Ethel Woods
Woods
Ray Kunice
Chagrin Falls
Ohio
Kunce
Richard Olewiler
Woode
Two Drivers Hospitalized After Olive and Shaker Collision
Two drivers were admitted to the hospital after their cars collided at the Olive and Shaker roads intersection just south of Franklin at noon yesterday. Mrs Ora Lee Boggs, 39, 115 Olive Rd, suffered fractured ribs and facial cuts. James Robinson, 35, Franklin Rt 1, was admitted for observation of back and limb injuries. Investigation of the accident is continuing.
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Olive
Shaker Roads
Franklin
Ora Lee Boggs
Olive Rd
James Robinson
Franklin Rt. 1
Franklin Man Arrested for DUI After Near Head-On Crash
Roy Smith, 92, of 210 Sycamore St Franklin, was arrested on a driving while intoxicated charge after his car collided nearly head-on with another vehicle on Rt 123, south of Franklin. Edith Lee, 26, of 4 Grandview St Franklin, injured in the crash, suffered a nose injury and refused treatment. A second accident on Rt 63 involved Mrs. Stanley Helton, 2, 2307 Central Ave, with arm and shoulder injuries. she was hospitalized. Details were not available.
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Franklin
Roy Smith
Sycamore St
Edith Lee
Grandview St
Rt. 123
Stanley Helton
Central Ave
Deaths Investigated After Car Found Near Fairgrounds
In Bellefontaine Ohio authorities probe the deaths of Frank C. Moxley 82 Dayton and Alice Marie Price 56 Chillicothe whose bodies were found in Moxley s car near the Logan County Fairgrounds late Saturday night Police Chief A D Payden said Moxley apparently fired a revolver bullet into the woman then shot himself in the temple near Irigot
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Bellefontaine
Ohio
Frank C. Moxley
Dayton
Alice Marie Price
Chillicothe
Moxley
Logan County Fairgrounds
A. D. Payden
Irigot
Plane Lands Safely After Engine Trouble
The Coast Guard reported a military aircraft with 16 aboard landed safely at Naval Air Station Atlantic City New Jersey after signaling a possible ditch in the Atlantic due to engine trouble. No injuries were noted and the aircraft's return to base ended the emergency.
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New York
Coast Guard
Atlantic City
N. J
Atlantic Ocean
Naval Air Station
25 Percent Vote Seen In Wisconsin Primary
Madison reports a Wisconsin special primary drew fewer than half a million voters about 2 percent of those eligible. Nine candidates sought the McCarthy vacancy with the August 27 election for the late senator’s term expiring January 1959. Campaigns centered on Eisenhower Administration governance.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
U.S. Senate
Joseph McCarthy JR
McCarthy
Vernon Thomson
Eisenhower
Food prices rise but farm prices hold steady says report
The Agriculture Department reports retail food prices are up 3 percent from a year ago while farm prices are not responsible. Marketing costs such as labor transportation and packaging drive the rise, with midyear charges 6 percent higher than a year earlier.
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Washington W
Agriculture Department
Victims Of Flood Still Sought In Kyushu
About 40,000 rescue workers searched for 405 missing people four days after heavy rains flooded western Kyushu. Police reported 591 deaths, 3,681 injured, and 1,153,251 homeless with 75,453 houses flooded. Twelve inches of rain fell on southern Kyushu, flooding more than 6,000 houses.
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Tokyo
Kyushu
Old Autos Parade Crowned Unique 1911 Owen Touring Car
Hamilton spectators saw 76 antique cars paraded through the city from 1901 to 1915. Alan Eby of West Elkton won judging for his 1911 seven passenger Owen touring car used by Taft in 1913. Trophies were awarded in eight classifications at a dinner at the Anthony Wayne Hotel.
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Hamilton
Alan Eby
West Elkton
Antique Automobile Club
Butler County
Hamilton Chamber of Committee
Eby
William Howard Taft
Courthouse Square
L. W. McConnaughey
Russellville
Bernarde Winter
Dayton
Anthony Wayne Hotel
Hamilton Ups Appeals Campaign Goal Sets $449,022 Target
Hamilton outlines a United Appeals goal of 449,022 for October, led by president Howard Burtis. The rise reflects higher costs and new agencies like the Boys' Club of Hamilton plus expanded Red Cross national needs. Last year raised a record 412,000 with supplementary Red Cross support.
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Hamilton
United Appeals
Howard Burtis
Burtis
Boys’ Club of
Red Cross
Nuclear Shot Delayed at Atomic Test Site Nev
The scheduled nuclear shot at the Atomic Test Site in Nevada is postponed to 4:45 a.m. tomorrow due to technical reasons. The weapon, a below nominal tower shot, was not ready on time as military and civil jetrode experiments are planned alongside the test. Newsmen will watch from Irene Nob about 13 miles from ground zero.
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Atomic Test Site
Nev
Atomic Energy Commission
Irene Nob
Ground Zero
Police Briefs Record Beating At 910 First Ave And Club Incident
Police answered a fight complaint yesterday morning at 910 1st Ave. Ernest Moss, 41, of 228 Curtis St., was struck on the head with a broken baseball bat by an unknown man. Moss was released from Middletown Hospital after scalp cuts. In a separate incident, Virginia Drumgold, 22, suffered a cheek cut and head bruise after a woman hit her with a beer bottle at the Silver Leaf Social Club. Authorities recovered two stolen cars: one at Linden Ave and Moore St owned by Woodford Howard of Woodlawn Ave, and another on Sutphin Street by Pt Coy Hall and Earl Smith stolen from Richard Hall at 2006 Grand Ave.
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Richard Kuck
Cincinnati
Merrill Meain
Park St
Central Avenue
Charles de Bolt
Wilbraham Rd
Nelbar Street
N. Verity Parkway
1St Ave
Ernest Moss
Curtis St
Moss
Middletown Hospital
Virginia Drumgold
Silver Leaf
Alfred
Linden Avenue
Moore Street
Woodford Howard
Woodlawn Ave
S. Sutphin Street
Pt Coy Hall
Earl Smith
Richard Hall
Grand Ave
Thefts Reported To Police Yesterday
The morning crime note lists losses including $20 from Clarence Quiet at 2403 Browning Sr and a bicycle taken from Donald Briscoe at 1306 Jacoby Ave. A hubcap was stolen from Woodrow Rose’s car at 1910 Logan Ave.
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Clarence Quiet
Browning Sr
Donald Briscoe
Jacoby Ave
Woodrow Rose
Logan Ave
Bombings Under Study In Wheeling WV Investigated
Authorities probe Sunday explosions that damaged two Charles Maroon properties, the Pythian Building and the Downs Grill near Wheeling Downs, with no injuries reported. A prior bundle of dynamite was found on a Bridgeport Ohio doorway three weeks earlier.
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Wheeling
W Va
Ohio
Charles Maroon
Pythian
Wheeling Downs Race Track
King Island
Maroon
Auto Agency
Bridgeport
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