DiSalle Veto Looms As GOP Seeks Easy Override
COLUMBUS Ohio AP Majority Republicans push to run the 104th Legislature without Gov Michael V DiSalle but his veto power still holds sway on major administration and campaign issues. The sudden death of Rep Joseph E Lady narrows GOP veto override chances in the House while the Senate lacks required votes. Democrats unite to strike an emergency clause on jobless benefits bill but expect DiSalle to veto. The clash pits GOP hopes for political advantage against DiSalle widely seen as Ohio's best governor and worst politician.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Joseph E. Lady
Kenton
House
Senate
di Salle
Congress
DiSalie
William W. Milligan
Shelby
Afl-Cio
DiSallie
C. Stanley Mechem
Athens
Mechem
Roger Cloudy
R-Logan
DiSalle
Palm Beach County Climbs Back To Fallout Shelter Talk
Palm Beach County Civil Defense officials say every family in the county except one is inadequately housed for the atomic age lacking fallout shelters. The sole sheltered family is led by Ellis F. Altman, the county Civil Defense director.
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West Palm Beach
Fila
Palm Beach County
Civil Defense
Palm Beach
Ellis F. Altman
Don t Kick If Machine Wont Work
Ohio Automatic Merchandising Association president predicts more vending machines in Ohio and elsewhere. Machines increasingly provide food, refreshment, and even items like fuses in plants, hospitals, offices, and beyond. Mechanical failures become rarer as new coin-operated machines emerge, boosting association membership.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Automatic Merchandising Association
Association
William F. Courtney
Youngstown
Europe
Courtney
Ohio
Ohio State Faculty Earn Alumni Teaching Awards
Columbus Ohio AP five among OSU's faculty of about 1300 received $1000 cash grants in the second annual alumni awards for distinguished teaching. Winners nominated by students faculty and alumni include Dr. Mary Borelli Dr. Harold Fawcett Dr. Ralph Knouff Dr. John Sitterly and F Carlin Weimer in Romance languages education anatomy rural sociology and electrical engineering.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
C Mary Borelli
Harold P. Fawcett
Department of Education
Ralph A. Knoufff
John Sitterly
F. Carlin Weimer
Cats All The Same They Dig Satchmo's Horn Worldwide
Louis Armstrong returns from six months abroad with a message that cats everywhere talk the same language and dig his horn. He praises audiences in Europe and Africa, notes a toothache fixed in Frankfurt, and discusses a possible Soviet tour tentatively slated for autumn at Glaser's office, marking a potential first jazz concert in the USSR.
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Associated Booking Corp
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Satchmo
Frankfurt
Germany
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Italy
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Italay
Russia
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Soviet Union
Dorticos pledges Cuba will not export revolution
President Dorticos told a Latin American conference that Cuba will not export the revolution while urging others to follow Cuba's example. He called for Latin American salesmen to spread the Castro doctrine in their countries and cited Cuba as a model of peasant redemption and social change. Delegates from Latin America Europe and Communist blocs attended the opening session.
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Osvaldo Dorticos
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Dorticos
Latin America
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Hemisphere
United States
Fidel Castro
Workers Congress
Workers of
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National Congress
Kentucky judge bars spiked-heel shoe punishment in divorce ruling
Lexington AP report: Circuit Judge Chester D. Adams grants Katherine D. Schwartz a divorce from Irvin Schwartz after he admitted striking her with a shoe. The judge says common law chastisement would be barred by today s spiked heel shoes and calls the practice torture.
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Lexington
Chester D. Adams
Katherine D. Schwartz
Irvin Schwartz
Schwartz
Adams
Offenders Ordered Arrested In Canton Sex Attacks
Canton Ohio police chief orders roundup of known sex offenders after three attacks on women in the northeast city section. A 25-year-old was struck from behind and escaped. A 42-year-old was knocked unconscious, raped, and hospitalized. a length of pipe may have been used. A 17-year-old escaped two weeks earlier.
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Canton, Ohio
Frank J Burnosky
Aultman Hospital
Burglars hit grain firm safe then gas mask heist
Burglars boarded the Farmers Grain Co premises Friday night and blew open the safe but fled as a tear gas device exploded. They then entered the Latham fire house, seized a gas mask, and returned to finish the robbery, netting $170.
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Latham
I ‘Ap
Farmers Grain Co
Low-Cost Blue Scout Rocket Aids Research Flight
CAPE CANAVERAL FLA AP The Blue Scout space rocket family adds a third member to its line with a maiden test flight sending a radiation study payload 1500 miles high The Air Force plans inexpensive all purpose research rockets for military space missions with launch costs around 750000 Col Donald A Stine project director called the flight another step in proving the solid propellant system Scientific payloads serve as secondary objectives and provided data on the lower Van Allen radiation belt
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Cape Canaveral
Fila
Blue Scout
Air Force
Donald A. Stine
van Allen
Archbishop Urges Catholic Relief Drive March 5 12
Archbishop Karl J Alter calls on all Cincinnati Archdiocese churches to back the 1961 Catholic Bishops Relief Fund drive from March 5 to 12. He notes the fund’s aid to needy people, praises past relief, and highlights Latin American concerns amid Cold War tensions.
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Cincinnati
Karl J. Alter
Catholic Bishops
U.S
Forger at Ohio Penitentiary Clears Stolen Check
Columbus Ohio inmates officials say a convicted forger at Ohe Penitentiary appears not to have learned his lesson. They investigate how he obtained a stolen check filled it for $65 and had it cleared by the penitentiary.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohe
Archbishop Calls Aid for Latin America Fight Against Communism
The Archbishop urged funding for the Bishops' Fund as crucial to aid Latin American nations hit by floods. He framed the effort as both material relief and ideological battle, noting the Church’s traditional opposition to communism in Catholic countries and its global role.
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Bishops’ Fund
Latin America
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