Ohio blue laws grip Northeastern Ohio shops and courts
In Cleveland and surrounding counties, enforcement of Sunday sales bans is uneven with Giant Tiger stores shut and Lawson Milk Co facing injunctions in Elyria. Courts weigh constitutionality as ministers and merchants argue over which goods survive the blue laws and which are exempt.
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Cleveland
Ohio
U.S. Supreme Court
North East Ohio
Lakeside
Sunday, Inc
Tiger Chain
Euclid
Giant Tiger
Discount
Tiger
Lawson Milk Co
Elyria
Lorain County
Lawson
Lawson's
Stark County
Alliance Municipal Court
Stark County Sheriff's Deputies
Harry S. Wykoff
French farmers revolt widen protests over agriculture policy
Paris AP reports angry farmers in Brittany and across France hanged Premier Debre in effigy and blocked roads in protests against low farm prices and marketing rules. Riot police used tear gas as farmers clashed, with injuries among police and participants. demonstrations spread to Toulouse and Normandy while Debre urged calm and export-focused solutions.
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Paris
Michael Debre
Brittany
Dijon
France
St. Lou
Normandy
Debre
Montauban
Toulouse
Ohioans To Have Busy July
Ohio unveils a packed July with carnation shows at Alliance the Carnation Festival June 28 to July 4. Other events include Medina Honey Festival July 6-8, Ashtabula Water Sports Festival July 15-23, Guernsey County Hill Folk Festival July 19-22, Magnetic Springs Indian Love Festival July 27-30, Camp Perry Rifle Matches July 21 to Aug 27, and Put-In-Bay junior sailboat race week July 30 to Aug 5.
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Columbus
Ohio
Alliance
Medina
Ashtabula
Quaker City
Guernsey County
Magnetic Springs
Camp Perry
Put-In-Bay
Millersport
Jackson County
Sugarcreek
Burton
Khrushchev Urges Horse Meat and Fast Corn Boom
Soviet Premier Khrushchev urged use of horse meat and American-type hybrid corn to ease shortages in a radio speech from Alma Ata Kazakhstan celebrating Virgin Lands. He touted a planned rapid seven year economic expansion with emphasis on light and heavy industry and hinted a peace treaty with East Germany. He cited US corn advances and urged Soviet agronomists to develop similar varieties while noting cross border expert comments on practicality.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Alma Ata
Kazakhstan
Virgin Lands
United States
East Germany
Chey
Soviet Communist Party
United States of America
Rusk
Des Moines
Iowa
Raymond Baker
Hi-Break Co
Canada
Detective Walsh Set For Sentencing In Counterfeiting Case
Robert E Walsh, a former Cleveland detective convicted of counterfeiting, faces sentencing on July 7 after a Friday delay. Judge James C Connell will consider a probation report. Walsh joined a counterfeiting operation at Hugh Lynn's Youngstown home, with Lynn serving 10 years and testifying for the government.
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Cleveland
Robert E Walsh
U.S. District Court
James C. Connell
Walsh
Wallsh
Hugh Lynn
Youngstown
Lynn
Ohio
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Ross
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Joyce
Jacqueline
Connie LC
Heeler
Sandler
Park St
2Nd Avenue
Central Avenue
West Central Avenue
Grand Ave
Gideon Fd
Strand Theater
Ross’ Shoe Dept
Marty Miller
Paul Deger
Krow
Insurance Agency
Ross’ Housewares
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