Legislature Faces Full Calendar Before Adjourning
Ohio lawmakers confront a heavy agenda as the 103rd General Assembly nears adjournment. Major appropriations total near two billion dollars, with soundings on capital projects and state claims. Governors threats to cut appropriations loom while taxes and fees inch toward funding highway work and local governments.
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Columbus
Ohio
103Rd General Assembly
House
Senate Finance Committee
House Finance Committee
G. D. Tablack
Dmahoning
House Finance ‘Committee
Senate
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Wagoner Jailed for Poking Taos Officer with Rifle
Robert Riley Wagoner of Espanola New Mexico received 90 days in jail and a $500 fine after being convicted of assault with a deadly weapon for poking Taos Police Sergeant Eloy Montoya in the ribs with a high powered rifle at the Taos station. District Attorney George T Reynolds said the incident grew from bad feelings toward the Taos police. Wagoner’s lawyer argued he was too intoxicated to know his actions.
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Taos
N.M
Robert Riley Wagoner
Espanola
Eloy G. Montoya
Wagoner
Montoya
Dist. Atty
George T. Reynolds
Unusual Foods at Los Angeles Market Fair Exhibit
A downtown hotel hosts a wholesale market fair featuring exotic snacks from around the world. Ted Dahl showcases items like quail eggs shark fins reindeer steak and cockroaches while hawking foods for people who have eaten everything. The display includes lilies and grasshoppers broiled in butter along with hams whisky soaked candies caviar cheeses pink beer and other curiosities. The cockroach is noted as the oldest winged insect surviving since early geologic times.
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Los Angeles
Ted Dahl
Union Head Blames Eisenhower for Curbing Wage Talks
Albert Whitehouse of the United Steelworkers charged at the AFL C IO conference that the administration backs business and aims to limit union bargaining power. He criticized inflation framing and linked labor unrest to anti union sentiments as wage talks with employers remain deadlocked.
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Philadelphia
Afl-Cio Industrial Union Department
Eisenhower
Albert ‘Whitehouse
IUD
Whitehouse
Cincinnati
United Steelworkers Union
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers Union
Senate
United States
New York
Wall Street
Three Boys Nabbed After Candy Store Breakin
Police arrested three youths aged 10 to 13 at the Rosen Candy Co after a break in Saturday night left money missing and candy scattered. Officers were on site Sunday following the incident and recovered evidence linking the youngsters to the crime.
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R. J
Rosen Candy Co
First National League game played in 1876 in Philadelphia
The April 22 1876 contest in Philadelphia opened the National League season with Boston defeating the Phila Phillies 6 to 5. The historic game marked the league's debut and featured early-era baseball action.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Phils
Finalized Activation Pentagon Lingo Puts Dictionary To Test
Pentagonese, a dialect of Enish, emerges beyond the Pentagon. Congress and White House briefings show its cadence and noun derived verbs. The mock biography of Marcus T Inbasket Jr illustrates the imagined military jargon and its use in national security language.
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Pentagon
Washington
Angus Inbasket
Penelope Scruggs
Marcus T. Inbasket
Military
Inbasket
United States
Capt. Inbasket
Miss Honeysuckle Picketline
Shiloh
Democrats Hit GOP Over Veto Government Charge
The Democratic Advisory Council accuses Republicans of veto government and criticizes Democratic leaders for not forging a clear party record for 1960. It urges Congress to ignore veto threats and back a minimum congressional program, including civil rights measures, while noting Johnson and Rayburn did not join.
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Geoffrey Gould Washington
Democratic Advisory Council
Congress
White House
Council
Paul M. Butler
Harry S. Truman
Adlai E. Stevenson
Democratic Congress
Sam Rayburn
House
Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate
Butler
Johnson
Rayburn
Benjamin Bryan
Everett
North Carolina
Eisenhower
Satellization of the new establishment delayed by distance
The article notes that satellization was hindered by distance and logistics during conflict but progressed after hostilities ended, with subsequent increments annualized in the following period.
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