Senate Pushes Jobless Bill Hearings On Aid Delays
Senate Finance Committee intensifies hearings on an emergency jobless aid bill. Secretary Goldberg faces questions about states’ relative gains, Curtis Reuther allegations, and whether another bill is needed. Byrd plans closed sessions to gauge amendments as presidents push for mid April payments.
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G. Milton Kelly Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Harry F. Byrd
Arthur J. Goldberg
Carl T. Curtis
R-Neb
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
Michigan Automobile
Goldberg
Byrd
Senate
Kenney
Feed Grain Bill Faces Senate Row
Washington AP Senate action on President Kennedy's emergency feed grain program stalled by a key compliance provision. The House approved the measure 209 to 202, with Republicans losing an attempt to kill it 214 to 196. The dispute centers on authority for Secretary Freeman to sell surplus corn and other feeds to force participation in acreage cuts.
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Washington
Senate
Kennedy
House
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Freeman
Senate Agriculture Committee
Agriculture Committee
Senate House Conference
Congress
Air Composition at Sea Level Exceeds 99 Percent Oxygen Nitrogen
The statement notes that over 99 percent of air at sea level consists of oxygen and nitrogen. It emphasizes the dominant two components in Earth's atmosphere and reflects on their nearly total share in bulk air.
World's Tallest Girl Dolores Puillard Grows Taller
In New Orleans hospital, 14 year old Dolores Puillard of DeQuincy Louisiana is treated for a knee injury from basketball and doctors consider her may be the world’s tallest female due to pituitary growth. Officials study case and extend her bed with a longer mattress.
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New Orleans
Dolorey Puillard
DeQuincy
Mal
Dolores
Clarence Pullard
Two Middletonians Lose Driving Rights for Life
In Hamilton Municipal Court Judge J T Lamb handed lifetime driving suspensions to Chess Ginter and Thomas F Lawson. Ginter, 73, and Lawson, 77, faced charges of assured clear distance violation and failure to yield, respectively, on Breiel Boulevard and at Rt 4 and Main Street. Both surrendered driving rights. Earlier, Lester D Coleman, 27, was fined $50 for drag racing with six months of driving suspension. Numerous other motorists faced fines and suspended licenses for varied violations, as round of 105 cases disposed.
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J. T. Lamb
Chess Ginter
Roosevelt Ave
Thomas F. Lawson
11Th Ave
Ginter
Breiel Boulevard
Lawson
Rt. 4
Main Street
Lester D. Coleman
Hamilton
Richmond Road
Ray Wiars
Trenton Rt
William Tipton
Liberty
Ind
Kenneth Blackurn
Kathleen Gillen
Washington Court House
Grand Avenue
James H. Lewis
Harry Bowman
Tytus
Ave
Norma Kinser
Todhunter
Cleveland Heights dairy raises milk price by one cent
The C. A. Dean Dairy Co of Cleveland Heights announces a retail milk price increase of one cent per quart, effective Monday. The move affects all retail outlets supplying the dairy, with no other changes cited.
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Cleveland
C. A. Dean Dairy Co
Cleveland Heights
Union Hall Site Sees Strike Action By Local 18
In Dayton Ohio members of Operating Engineers Local 18 halted work when a Hilltop Concrete Corp mixer arrived at the union hall construction site. The truck was driven off after a forceful response as the union continues a weeklong strike against Hilltop.
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Dayton, Ohio
Operating Engineers Local 18
Hilltop Concrete Corp
Local 18
Hilltop
Futurian Guild to Sponsor Public Fish Supper
The Futurian Guild of the See- Baptist Church will sponsor a fish supper at 7 p.m. today at the home of Mrs. Orville Williams 813 Ninth Ave. The supper is open to the public.
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See- Baptist Church
Orville Williams
Ninth Ave
Council Bumps Gums In Head Bump Bump
A Toledo council meeting sparks mock debate after phrenologist Hazel Broadway protests a $50 phrenology license increase. Vice Mayor J B Simmons and Councilman Harold Wagner trade quips about heads and budgets as the idea of a city phrenologist payroll surfaces.
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Toledo
Hazel Broadway
J. B. Simmons
Simmons
Harold Wagner
Gang Wars Said Fault Of Girls
Washington AP reports civic worker Arthur Roglers told a Senate subcommittee that promiscuous truants and violent teenage girls fuel juvenile gang wars. He serves with the New York City Youth Services Commission. The story notes Ohio has more farm land under glass than any state.
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Civl
Athur J. Roglers
Senate
New York City Youth Services Commission
Ohio
State
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Charles Hall
Alyce St
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Moore Road
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Dayton
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Sheffield St
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Delaware Ave
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Lafayette Ave
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