U.S. Gives Up Dhahran Air Base Rights in Saudi Arabia
King Saud abruptly ordered non renewal of the Dhahran air base pact, ending U.S. rights a year from now. The State Department said civil air rights would continue and a 70 percent finished civil terminal would be completed before the agreement ends. The move, tied to internal Saudi politics and regional tensions, shifts U.S. capacity in the Arab world to Wheelus Libya and Moroccan SAC bases set to close by 1963.
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Washington
King Saud
United States
Strategic Dhahran
Persian Gulf
Saudi Arabia
State Department
U.S
Saud
United Arab Republic
Mecca
Dhahran
Ibn Saud
Europe
Far East
Trans World Airlines
Department
Wheelus
Libya
Arab World
Strategic Air Command
Morocco
Eisenhower
Kentucky OKs Sale of Bonds for Veterans Bonuses
Kentucky approved a $100 million sale of bonus revenue bonds to fund veterans bonuses. The Bonds Commission set terms with proceeds retiring the debt over 28 years via a 3 percent sales tax. Overseas veterans may receive up to $500 and those stateside up to $300, with deadlines for claims by December 31, 1961.
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Frankfort
Property and Buildings Commission
Kentucky
Chance Remark Saves Boy Inside Freezer
A 4 year old Anaconda boy survived two hours in subzero cold inside a chest type freezer after a deputy asked about old fridges. Curtis Kroll, visiting at the Alexander Miller home, climbed into a freezer on the porch when the lid latched shut. He remained conscious and was rescued by volunteers and authorities.
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Anaconda, Mont
Curtis Kroll
Elmer Kroll
Alexander Miller
Opportunity
Curtis
Dan Gates
Rabid Fox Allegedly Bites Local Teenagers
A Hamilton teen and three companions skipped a hike and were chased by a fox at Port Union and Seward roads. One boy and their dog were bitten before the fox was killed. Police say the bitten youth is at home and the others were later found near Golf Manor.
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Hamilton
John Boyle
Police Youth Aid Bureau
Port Union
Seward
Golf Manor
Cincinnati
Burn Victim Dies After House Fire in Cleveland
Morris Edgington aged 60 died Thursday from burns suffered when his Cleveland home caught fire on Wednesday. Firemen said careless smoking caused the blaze.
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Cleveland (Ap
Morris Edgington
Million For WPAFB Is Asked For Two Projects
Washington AP report the Senate Armed Services Committee was asked to authorize more than 2 million dollars for Wright Patterson Air Force Base Ohio. The request seeks 1.9 million to modify the Air Materiel Command headquarters and 310 thousand for a radiological laboratory. House committee had cut them from the military construction bill over funding separation issues.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Wright-Patterson Air Force Bate
Dayton
Ohio
Air
Highway Costs Surge Since 1941 Doubling Maintenance
The article notes that U.S. highway maintenance and construction expenditures have more than doubled since 1941, highlighting a sharp rise in costs. It discusses funding needs, inflation effects, and implications for transport infrastructure planning.
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U.S
Science winners named from four schools
McKinley Monroe Amanda Jefferson Taft Spring Hill reported a total of 91 students qualified as superior in science exhibits. Names include Christine Bergdall James Billman John Peterson Peter Billman Jerry Carter Bruce Domineck Malcolm Duncan Donna Ginn Richard Hackney Bill Landen James Hudson Marilyn Keister Lee Knopshield Scott Leonard Donald Lucas Larry Helton James McFillen Clarence Page Michael Peck Richard Shaffer Eddie Smith Rickey Teasley Deanna Wesley Jack Wilson James Linkous Patty Wiley Debra Smith Barbara Pelfrey James Morgan Harding Jones Kenny Crouch Jean Lerch Esther Seigrist Floyd Starr Jr William Tickel Ronald Klaper Carla Burk Clifford Green Jr Corbie Ratliff Michael Wheeler Lenora Helm Carol Banks Linda Click Mescal Gibson Fred Bendel James Dunn Diana Brewer Brenda Gwinn Larry Ratliff Kelly Farrish Michael Stover Iris Kendrick Willie Marshall John Spencer Louise Collins William Richardson Thomas Gausman Donald Nickells Robert Bryant Gayle Spencer Rita Dietz Sharon Wells Barbara Powers Beverly Powers Larry Willis Robyne Alayton Doris Stone Elinor Flanagan Nancy Norton Michael Hickey Ernest Streifthau Paul Gibbs Jerralie Miller Sonia Standifur Walter Mischley Steven Cox
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McKinley
Amanda
Monroe
Jefferison
Taft
Spring Hill
Christine Bergdall
James Billman
John Peterson
Peter Billman
Jerry Carter
Bruce Domineck
Malcolm Duncan
Donna Ginn
Richard Hackney
Bill Landen
James Hudson
Marilyn Keister
Lee Knopshield
Scott Leonard
Donald Lucas
Larry Helton
James McFillen
Clarence Page
Michael Peck
Richard Shaffer
Eddie Smith
Rickey Teasley
Deanna Wesley
Jack Wilson
James Linkous
Patty
Betty Wiley
Debra Smith
Barbara Pelfrey
James P. Morgan II
Harding Jones
Kenny Crouch
Jean Lerch
Esther Seigrist
Floyd Starr Jr
William Tickel
Ronald Klaper
Carla Burk
Clifford Green Jr
Corbie Ratliff
Michael Wheeler
Lenora Helm
Carol Banks
Linda Click
Mescal Gibson
Fred Bendel
James Dunn
Diana Brewer
Brenda Gwinn
Larry Ratliff
Kelly Farrish
Michael Stover
Iris Kendrick
Willie Marshall
John Spencer
Louise Collins
William Richardson
Thomas Gausman
Donald Nickells
Robert Bryant
Gayle Spencer
Rita Dietz
Sharon Wells
Barbara Powers
Beverly
Scrambled Menu Featured at Heidelberg College Lunch
TIFFIN Ohio AP A teachers conference menu at Heidelberg College reads like a scrambled word game. Ground nut chop chicken in peanut butter sauce pork and watercress vegetables with coconut sauce. Snuewballen is a fried South African cake.
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Tiffin
Ohio
Heidelberg College
O.M. Gaerth
Neule
Congo
Union of South Africa
DiSalle Renames 2 Pardon and Parole Commission Officials
Governor Michael V. DiSalle reappointed Chairman Joseph E. Doneghy of Columbus and Vice Chairman Gloria Karpinski of Cleveland to second six year terms on the Pardon and Parole Commission.
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Columbus, Ohio
Joseph E. Doneghy
Gloria Karpinski
The
Pardon and Parole Commission
Michael V. DiSalle
Doneghy
Columbus
Miss Karpinski
Cleveland
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