DiSalle Adds Two To Ohio Civil Rights Commission
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle named Henrietta Looman of Canton and Albert J. Dillehay of Akron to the Ohio Civil Rights Commission. They join two Democrats on the five member body created to curb employment discrimination. Dillehay is Akron school assistant superintendent. Looman serves Canton’s Fair Employment Practice Commission.
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Columbus
Ohio
Henrietta Looman
Canton
Albert J. Dillehay
Akron
Ohio Civil Rights Commission
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Dillehay
Looman
Fair Employment Practice Commission
Canton Urban League
Singer Ginny Powell Dies in Nassau Resort City
An AP report from Nassau Bahamas confirms singer Ginny Powell died last weekend in the resort city. The cause of death remains undisclosed. Powell was married to orchestra leader Boyd Rayburn.
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Nassau
Bahamas
Ginny Powell
Boyd Rayburn
Search resumes for missing Georgia youth in Grand Canyon
National Park rangers renewed a slow search for Mason Owens a 16 year old from Savannah missing since Saturday in the Grand Canyon. No leads exist to confirm his survival though tracks into Tanner Wash were found and then vanished amid rocky ledges. Owens and two Savannah companions Reverend Eugene A. Gavigan 30 and Walter J. Mahany Jr. 16 died in the canyon after entering Friday.
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Grand Canyon
Ariz
National Park Rangers
Georgia
Mason Owens
Savannah
Park Service
Owens
Tanner Wash
Eugene A. Gavigan
Walter J. Mahany Jr
Jacqueline Hart takes two week vacation amid wedding tension
Blonde socialite Jacqueline Gay Hart leaves Short Hills with her parents for a undisclosed destination for two weeks. Her fiancé Stanley Gaines may or may not accompany them as Hart explains she fled Newark and Chicago misstatements to escape wedding stress. The August 29 ceremony is postponed.
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Short Hills
Jacqueline Gay Hart
Stanley Gaines
Fayetteville
W. Va
Harts
Gay
Newark
Gaines
Chicago
Ralph A. Hart
Colgate Palmolive Co
Man Sentenced After Wife Sent Abroad Then Remarriage
In Buffalo New York John T Wassner 25 sent his wife Ann to Scotland to visit relatives and later urged her to stay there. She returned to learn he had married another woman without divorce. He received a year in jail for outraging public decency. Ann has since divorced him.
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Buffalo
John T Wassner
Ann
Scotland
John
Claustrophobia Victim Seeks Sentence Reduction
St. Louis car dealer Adolph C. Burger, serving four years for income tax evasion, asked U.S. District Court to reduce or suspend his sentence or grant probation citing claustrophobia. He argues fear of narrow spaces justifies relief.
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ST. Louis
U.S. Dist
Adolph C. Burger
City ordinance authorizes land exchange with Baird Investment
The City Commission of Middletown Ohio passes Ordinance No 3429 authorizing the exchange of city owned land near the municipal airport with the Baird Investment Corporation. The measure cites public health safety and general welfare needs, describes the parcels and deed exchange, names Francis Carmody as the authorized signatory, and declares the act an emergency taking effect upon passage.
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BAIRD _ INVESTMENT CORPORATION
Baird Investment Corporation
City of
Middletown
Butler County
Ohio
City
Butler
Miami Conservancy District
Miami Conservancy District Monument
State of
Francis Carmody
Oho
Otler County
Old Corporation
Wence
Beinning
State of Lo
Sion
Conten,borg
Novosibirsk Emerges as Soviet Industrial Hub
The city beside the Ob River grows as a 900000 strong Siberian center with heavy machinery output. Once closed to visitors Novosibirsk now gains air links and Transsiberian access, drawing officials like Vice President Nixon during a 1942 factory tour the locals call welcoming and friendly.
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Novosibirsk
Soviet Union
Siberian
Chicago
Great Ob
Arctic
Richard M. Nixon
U.S. Lendlease
Nixon
P!osed
Boy Hangs Self After Boasting in Lincoln Garage
Fourteen year old Robert Reif boasted to his stepsister Diana I'll hang myself. He stood on a chair, looped a clothesline over a garage rafter, wrapped his jacket, and tied the line. Diana, age 11, ran to her mother crying. The coroner ruled the death accidental.
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Lincoln, Ill
Robert Reif
Diana
Robert
Drowning Death of Morris De Groat in New York Creek
Morris De Groat, 57, collapsed in a shallow stream after tripping on a wall and fell into water, fracturing his skull. He drowned Monday in Ogrhen Falls, New York, as rescuers recovered him.
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RT. 122
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Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
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