Killer Milak ruled sane after hearing in Ohio case
In Columbus, Joseph Milak, 37, found sane after a sanity hearing and ordered confined to Lima State Hospital. Milak, previously sentenced to death for the 1957 Summit County murders of Steve and Lillie Mikulak, now faces a hospital commitment amid conflicting expert opinions of his mental state.
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Columbus, Ohio
Joseph Milak
Common Pleas
Robert M. Draper
Milak
Summit County
Steve
Lillie Mikulak
Lima State Hospital
Henry L. Luidens
Lima Hospital
Ohio
Draper
Mikulak
Akron
Montreal
United States
Cool Breeze Add On AC Fits with Furnace System
A unique gas air conditioner add on works with existing forced air furnace and ducts to circulate cooled filtered air. The exhibit also features an all electric heat pump showing how it extracts heat from outside air to cool in summer and heat in winter. CG&E lobby at Fourth and Main in downtown Cincinnati hosts demonstrations.
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Cg&E’s
Fourth and Main
Cincinnati
Capitalist Methods Emerge in Soviet Internal Trade
In Moscow’s GUM and beyond, installment buying and credit spread as stores push consumer goods. Citizens hoard rubles for scarce quality items, while shoddy Soviet products prompt demand for imports. Khrushchev faces balancing incentives with Communist doctrine as a growing middle-class mindset challenges strict policy.
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Moscow
Czechoslovakia
Us.s.r
Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Wilmington Firm Low On Road Jobs
The Ohio Department of Highways opened bids on interstate projects with Clinton Asphalt Paving Co. of Wilmington submitting apparent lows for two major items. The first widens and reconstructs half a mile of Ohio 73 at Wilmington West, bid about 154 814 against 155 600 estimated. The second widens and resurfaces 6.8 miles of U S 68 north of Wilmington, bid about 198 439 against 201 000 estimate.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Department of Highways
Clinton County
Wilmington
Clinton Asphalt Paving Co
U.S. 68
Wimington
Kennedy says Meyner not offered Cabinet post
Senator John F. Kennedy denied offering New Jersey Governor Robert B. Meyner a Cabinet post to secure Meyner's backing at the national convention. He also rebutted claims that he did not want Southern states' support and clarified his position on anticipated backing. The note adds a historical aside about the first American made upright piano built in Philadelphia in 1901.
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Helena
Mont
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
Kennedy
John Jeane Nawkins
Philadelphia
Wales mine blast claims 45 lives at Abersychan coal pit
Rescue teams retrieved 45 miners fatally after an explosion 1000 feet underground in a south Wales coal mine. Four escaped with burns as rescuers worked through debris and lethal carbon monoxide amid a half mile of rubble and a roaring blast. Harold Legge described the scene as a cloud of dust enveloped him.
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Abertillery
Wales
South Wales
Harold Legge
Wonder Salve 20 Tubes For Sale Description
Mixed OCR text describes Wonder Salve 20 tubes priced at 2 dollars. Mentions use for infections bites heat rashes and soothing skin. notes no eggy appearance and suitability for children. Cites antiseptic properties and broad topical relief claims.
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Tsemery Rene
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