Martin defends Eisenhower defense budget under attack
Senator Thomas E. Martin argues that the 41 billion dollar defense request should not be raised, saying it is driven by politics. He cites a two week inspection of missiles and aircraft, including Atlas ICBMs at Vandenberg, as proof the budget will deter the USSR. Senator Symington counters, predicting Congress will push for higher defense spending.
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Washington
Thomas E. Martin
A-Iowa
Fisenhower
Martin
Senate Space Committee
U.S.S.R
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Pacific Coast
Iowa
Berlin
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Air Force
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Symington
Democratic
Trio Held After Taxicab Robbery in Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS AP Three youths were arrested after robbing a Dayton taxi driver at knife point and forcing him to drive to Dublin Indiana. Suspects Claude Akers 19 Andy Akers 18 and Ronald Foster 17 were found in a taxi armed with five knives and a razor. The case ties Dayton authorities to a cross state robbery.
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Indianapolis
Dayton
Ohio
Dublin
Ind
Claude Akers
Surosa
W. Va
Andy
Ronald Foster
Science Day exhibits win superior ratings in Miami show
125 of about 600 high school and junior high science projects earned superior ratings at the ten county Science Day at Miami University under the Ohio Academy of Science junior division. A 1959 state-exhibit quota of 50 is set for Capital University in Columbus, with district officials to decide which projects advance.
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Miami
Oxford
Miami University
Ohio Academy of Science
Capital University
Columbus
Floyd James
Judy Conkrite
Crystal Young
Lemon-Monroe High School
R. L. Bookwalter
Middletown
Franklin
Congressman's numbered receipts plan for tax dodgers
Rep Herbert Zelenko of New York revives a seven billion dollar a year proposal to require numbered receipts on all income tax returns. The plan would emit a nonpublic tax filing card and force disclosure whenever dealing with federal or state agencies. He argues it would expose nonfilers and discourage evasion, while denying privacy concerns.
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Washington
Herbert Zelenko
New York Democrat
Treasury
Zelenko
Congressional
Internal Revenue Service
Hills on farmer's land crawl and shift in Illinois
Ralph Watson claims his 15 acre Villa Ridge farm hosts moving hills that creep daily. One hill has moved about 100 yards, trees topple, and the creek shifted course. Geologists from Southern Illinois University will visit to explain soil creep, a clay lubricated slow movement Watson believes is soapstone.
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Villa Ridge
Ralph Watson
Ilinois
Watson
Southern Illinois University
Carbondale
Stanley E. Harris Jr
F. D. Bloss
Democrats push for new Ohio taxes gains speed
In Columbus the Democrat controlled Legislature accelerates action on DiSalle’s budget needs. Hearings start on a sales tax boost exceeding 200 million over two years, with proposals to raise cigarette beer and corporate franchise taxes. Additional measures target hotel lodging taxes and remove certain exemptions to raise further funds. DiSalle aims for about two thirds of his 0.65 billion tax plan, prioritizing the penny sales tax restoration and hotel levies while delaying some items.
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Michael V. DiSallie
House
Senate
Stephen R. Olenick
Dmahoning
A. G. Lancione
D. Belmont
House Taxation Committee
Ohio
Olenick
DiSalle
Boy Dies As Family Prays In Car Crash
In Nashville a two year old boy was killed when the family car crashed head on while the family prayed in the front seat. Father Gordon Roberts 21 said he was taking his wife to work as the family held their evening devotional.
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Nashville
Tenn
Philip Dwayne Roberts
Gordon Roberts
Nuclear submarine Tinosa named for poisonous fish
PORTSMOUTH N H AP the Navy announced on Saturday that a submarine under construction at the Portsmouth shipyard will be named Tinosa a tropical black caranguid fish poisonous in some countries the sale is banned in others The shipyard assignment reflects a tradition of naming submarines after marine species and notable traits behind the Tinosa designation
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Portsmouth
N. H
Navy
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Ohioan In Crash Near Abingdon Va Bus Auto Collision
Steven Carbough a 16 year old from Poland Ohio was treated at Abingdon Hospital and released after a bus auto crash near Abingdon Sunday Two persons were killed and three injured in the Marie Mall crash where residence is unknown A notice in Butler County Ohio seeks divorce against a party by April 1986 and a separate probate notice appoints Minnie Shrout as Administratrix of Elmer Shrout estate with claims due within four months March 1999
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George
Middletown
Stelia Hancock
Deceas
Boas Struth
Jessie Town
Stelia Manrock
Butler County
Te Creditore
Wals Barry Ay
Wilmer & Wilmers oht-Law
Mitchletown
Oni
Abingdon
Steven Carbough
Poland
Ohio
Abingdon Hospital
Here
Marie Mall
R. H. Hall
Common Pleas
Joseph T. Kiep
Chariotte F. Hermann
Finkeimen & Ross
Elmer C. Shrout
Minnie BF. Shrout
Trenton
Orie
Elmer
Shrout
Madmen
Harry F H
Said
Ben M. Kitchen
How To Hold FALSE TEETH More Firmly in Place
A dated advertising note promotes FASTEETH denture powder as an alkaline non acid product. It claims the powder helps dentures stay firmer and more comfortable, reduces plate odor, and is available at drug counters. The copy uses direct appeals to avoid slipping and embarrassment during eating or talking.
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Eny Drug Counter
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