Gilligan's Aide Explains Charter Flight For Timely NYC Visit
Gov. John Gilligan used a chartered jet to reach New York on March 10 because the state DC-3 could not meet a tight schedule. Aide Robert Tenenbaum said the $777.99 bill to Executive Jet Aviation was filed with the state auditor.
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Columbus
Ohio
John Gilligan
New York
Robert Tenenbaum
Joseph Ferguson
Time Magazine
Tenenbaum Sard Gilligan
Wooster
Tenenbaum
Armco Names Hughes Vice President of Steel Group
Gordon E. Hughes was elected vice president steel group at Armco Steel Corp effective Sunday. He will analyze steel segments, cut costs, improve communications and customer service while reporting changes shift to L F Weitzenkorn as senior vice president research technology and corporate planning. Hughes has a long career in Armco from 1946 and holds Oberlin College degree. The Hughes reside at 5808 Hamilton Lebanon Road.
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Gordon E. Hughes
Steel Group
William
Division
Hughes
Oberlin College
Ohio Northern University
David
Hamilton-Lebanon Road
Pollution Free 60 Pickup Runs On Hydrogen
Four men in Perris California converted a 1960 pickup to run on a hydrogen oxygen mix. They claim no pollutants and say the fuel burns cleanly. Researchers note safety and lubrication challenges but see potential for hydrogen powered cars.
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Perris
Calif
Dwight B. Minnich
Mininich
Minnich
Feeder cattle auction results and price report
Market notes show feeders Choice steers and heifers across grades Utility to Standard. Good heifers and Standard cows traded, with Utility cows listed. Price point observed at 27.50 for a segment labeled Down.
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Choic
Aasees Settee
Peace Sign Heritage Questioned by Indiana Judge
Indiana Appellate Court Judge Jonathan Robertson of the American Society of Insignia Collectors states the peace symbol was the divisional sign of Nazi Germanys 3rd Panzer Grenadier Division during 1940 41 against France. He notes that from 1924 to 1939 the US 45th Infantry Division wore a yellow swastika on a red diamond shoulder patch.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Jonathan J. Robertson
American Society of Insignia Collectors
3Rd Panzer Grenadier
Nazi Germany
France
U.S. 45Th Infantry Division
New Mexico
Nothing Stops Ringling Circus Faces Rail Strike Embargo
Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus arrives in Los Angeles despite the Southern Pacific rail strike and Texas horse sleeping sickness. Spokesman Jack Ryan says the show switched railroads to avoid the strike but 52 horses and ponies remain in Texas awaiting release when the embargo ends.
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Ringling Bros
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Southern Pacific
Texas
Jack Ryan
Ryan
Mart Opens Higher
New York stocks opened slightly higher reversing a three day decline. Advances outpaced declines on the New York Stock Exchange with moderate trading. The Dow fell to its lowest level since late January as the blue chip average dropped 10.59 points to 861.42. Big Board volume reached 14.57 million shares amid unfavourable economic news and signs the recovery may falter.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Dow
Covington Commissioner Seeks First Woman Mayor
Covington on the Ohio River awaits a race as two term City Commissioner Vera Angel announces her bid to become Covington's first woman mayor. She vows reform and progress in a changing city.
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Covington, Ky
Vera Angel
Covington
Federal vehicle test center approved for Ohio facility
Washington AP report says the Senate Public Works Committee approved the building prospectus for a 9.6 million federal motor vehicle compliance test center to be located beside the Ohio Highway Transportation Research Center near East Liberty, Logan County, and Union Counties. The approval enables the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration to begin planning and development of the facility.
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Washington
Ohio
Senare Public Works Committee
Federal Center
Ohio Highway Transportation Research Center
East Liberty
Logan
Union
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
U S. Broke Up Coup Attempt in Saigon 1960
U S diplomat Eldridge Durbrow recounted a 1960 coup attempt against South Vietnamese President Ngo Dinh Diem. Rebels led by Col Nguyen Chanh Thi threatened to shell the palace with five howitzers. Washington warned of severed relations and aid cuts, influencing Diem to resist pressure and tighten control.
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United States
Ngo Dinh Diem
Saigon
U.S
Eldridge Durbrow
Setiit Anewau Ainlamar
Ine
Alpivitiat
Diem
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Durbrow
Dubrow
Col
Nguyen Chanh Thi
Nhu
American Security Council
Cholon
Thi
Tan Nhut
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