DiSalle Tries Compromise With Rebel Dems In Ohio
In Columbus a tentative tax settlement emerges as Gov. Michael V. DiSalle frames a deal tapping utility firms for about 15 million dollars annually while easing other corporate levies by a similar amount. Five Cleveland and Martins Ferry senators who blocked a four mill corporate tax meet DiSalle to seek a path to 237 million dollars over two years, with discussions centering on shifting part of the burden to utilities.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Senate
Frank W. King
D-Lucas
DiSalle
King
Hensmen
Maverick Five
Ray T. Miller Jr
John Corrigan
Anthony
Calabrese
Julius J Petrash
Cleveland
Arthur Blake
Martins Ferry
Miller
Blake
Petrask
Surgery Won't Interrupt Show
Hollywood AP reports Miss Storm, 37, underwent surgery Monday for a ruptured spinal disc. Surgeons corrected her spine and fused two vertebrae while she recovers, with officials noting she is recovering nicely and the show will not be interrupted.
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Hollywood
Miss Storm
Youth, 19, Held For Jury After Knife Threat
In Middletown municipal court Judge J T Lamb bound Alfred Proctor Jr 19 of 400 Young St over to the grand jury on assault with a deadly weapon charge after a knife threat outside the YMCA. Proctor pleaded not guilty and is held on 2500 bond. Robert Thompson 19 of West Middletown Rt 1 said Proctor threatened him and pushed him outside where a knife was displayed. Clarence DeHart testified the knife had a three inch blade and Proctor claimed use in fruit selling.
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YMCA
Middletown
J. T. Lamb
Alfred Proctor Jr
Young St
Robert Thompson
West Middletown
Proctor
Thompson
Clarence DeHart
Court In 54 Split Vote Over Firing Of Employee
The Supreme Court, in a 5 to 4 ruling, invalidated the 1956 dismissal of William Vincent Vitarelli, an Interior Department education specialist on Koror, whose security findings had been expunged. The court held the second dismissal action improper, with Justice Harlan writing the majority and Justice Frankfurter dissenting. Vitarelli later worked as a manual arts teacher in Erwinna, Pennsylvania.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Interior Department
Justice Harlan
Justice Frankfurter
Clark
Whittaker
Stewart
William Vincent Vitarelli
Pacific
Koror
Department
Vitarelli
Secretary of the Interior
Justice Department
Erwinna
Bucks County
Producer's Wife Seeks Divorce in Hollywood Case
Viola Newman Berman, wife of motion picture producer Pandre S Berman, files for divorce alleging desertion since three years ago. They share three children named Harry, 22, Susan, 18, and Cynthia, 16.
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Hollywood
Pandre
S Berman
Viola Newman Berman
Berman
Harry
Susan
Cynthia
Coed Hopes For Sight After College Prank Injury
Sheila Nelms 20 of Colorado City seeks possible eye surgery after a prank at North Texas State College left caustic silver nitrate in her right eye. She has partial vision in the left eye and faces possible surgery to restore full sight. Student Tommy Lester 19 was expelled and charged with a misdemeanor.
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Colorado City
Tex
Sheila Rene Nelms
Denton, Tex
North Texas State College
Miss Nelms
Tommy Ray Lester
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Charles J. Carney
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Sanitone
Oder
Charles
Odie Centers
Clay City
James Ellis
Circle Dr
Pennsylvania
Dodge
Chrysler Corporation
Lawrence Welk
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Paul E. Clark Motors, Inc
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Ross’ Boyswear
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