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Federal Court Polices Judges With Retirement Demand
A US Court of Appeals urged Ohio District Judge Mell Underwood to retire over alleged work delays. At 72, the move cites his minimal civil docket activity and two reprimands with reversals, while Underwood’s defiant reply hints at possible congressional action if disapproval persists.
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Minnesota Floods and Tornado Warnings Spark Turbulent Season Watch
Minnesotans face ongoing floods and tornado warnings as locals question whether this year will yield record performance or a calmer sports season amid unsettled weather.
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Grew's Diplomacy and Enduring Service Shaped U.S. Policy
A tribute to Joseph C. Grew, veteran diplomat who served 40 years at Cairo Mexico Russia Ankara Berlin and Tokyo. As ambassador to Japan 1931 1941 he urged restraint and forewarned of conflict, later helping steer policy using the emperor to secure peace and curb Japanese ambitions.
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Army Chaplain Urges Enthusiasm for Life in Germany Chapel
In a Garmisch-Partenkirchen army chapel a Texan chaplain speaks to enlisted personnel and officers about loving life. He urges honesty, daily wonder at creation, and tackling hard problems to awaken latent greatness and live with enthusiasm.
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Southwestern Ohio vies for atomic smasher site amid rivals
Gov. Rhodes backs Ravenna Arsenal location for a 290 million federal nuclear research facility while Southwestern Ohio camps push Piketon and nearby Warren County sites. Chambers of commerce urged a united bid and considered alternate tracts east of I 75 and south of Ohio 63. The debate centers on meeting Atomic Energy Commission criteria and presenting a strong regional front.
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Senator Williams Under Fire Over Bobby Baker Probe
Paul Harvey Williams, praised as tenacious and meticulous, becomes a target as he exposes missing grain aid and links to Bobby Baker. Williams faces White House pushback while promising further developments in the probe into Baker and influence peddling.
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Ferdi nand and Isabella initials on Colum bus reveal sponsors
The text notes the letters F and Y on a Colum bus as the initials of Ferdinand and Isabella rulers of Castile and Aragon, under whose authority the navigator sailed. It mentions a newborn bear cubs size and weight, sulfur mining limits in the US, an ancient Greek word for asphalt, and the Romanian leu as the currency.
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Retired man argues couples benefit from moving homes
Robert W. Weyland recounts leaving a 18 year old home after retirement to move twelve blocks away into a new house. He says ownership shifts to the wife, aging houses wear out, and a fresh, equal partnership in a new home offers challenge and inspiration for the golden years.
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Soupy Sales movie deals and Hollywood rumors
The column reports three film offers for Soupy Sales and notes a Washington VIP involvement in talent agency talks with Ashley Famous. It also mentions Sandy Dennis linked to Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf, a Shah of Iran card game aboard a plane, and various industry tidbits about actors, musicians, and projects.
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World flyers face dress dilemma for Arctic to Equator routes
A wry newspaper note teases outfits for high altitude travel as flyers cross Arctic Antarctic and the Equator twice. A Yazoo City woman marks her 108th birthday and reflects on a life lived well. A Chicago group forms a Society for the Prevention of Asinine Student Movements amid other light items.
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