Engineers Plan Big Conference in Columbus April 3 5
Columbus Dispatch reports Ohio Highway Engineering Conference set for April 3–5 at Ohio Union. honoring 50 years of highway building, 50 years of OSU football, and 100 years of land grant college programs. feature panels include veteran James R Marker, OSU alumni founder, and state officials tracing early highway history from 1910s to modern era.
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Columbus Dispatch
Columbus, Ohio
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SU Department of Civil Engineering
Ohio Union
James R. Marker
Columbus
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OSU
O” Alumni Association
Versailles
Darke County
OSU College of Engineering
Judson Harmon
Department of Public Works
Harmon
James M. Cox
Ford
Zanesville
Brownsville
Hebron
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Harry P. Wolfe
Cumberland Md
Group Arrests In Wood Timber Racket
MOSCOW AP reports several government officials and others were arrested in the Kostroma region for running a log timber racket. Smuggled state timber was sold as scrap to black marketeers who resold it for triple value to the Soviet Union's south. The chief official named is Vasiliy Pelevin, Manturovo City Executive Committee chairman.
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Kostroma
Sovetskaya Russia
Soviet Union
Vasiliy Pelevin
Manturovo
Man Who Went To Russia Now Asks To Come Home
Zelienople Pennsylvania AP reports ex wife Martha Webster says she expected her former husband Robert E. Webster to return after he renounced U S citizenship to live in the Soviet Union. Webster, a plastics engineer, gave up his citizenship in 1959 and went to Moscow to help set up a plastics exhibit then. He later applied for reentry to the United States as officials note exit visas were granted and reentry will follow Soviet immigration quotas.
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Zelienople. Pa
America
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Soviet Union
Martha Webster
Robert E. Webster
Webster
United States
Moscow
Zelienople
Michael
Ann
State Department
Washington
Sovie Union
U.S.S.R
Bus Driver Exonerated In 20 Deaths
GREELEY Colo AP Duane Harris 23 driver of a school bus in which 20 children were killed was found innocent today of involuntary manslaughter by a jury after deliberating all night. The slender defendant his wife Judy 23 and his parents Wilbur Harms Fleming Colo heard the decision without emotion. The judge had ruled only two verdicts were possible innocent or guilty of involuntary manslaughter.
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Greeley
Colo
Duane Harris
Judy
Wilbur Harms
Fleming
Harms
Donald A. Carpenter
Man Held In Death Of Two Ohioans
Police in Dickenson County hold 29 year old Troy Albert Phillips after two Wellston Ohio men Sam Cussins and Charles Bishop Jr were shot to death at his home. The victims were shot with a 16 gauge shotgun and the weapon was recovered.
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Clintwood
Dickenson County
Ohio
Troy Albert Phillips
Phillips
Sam Cussins
Charles Bishop Jr
Wellston
Cussins
Phillip
Bishop
First Lady's Visit To India Covered by News Traffic
Indian government reports massive press traffic on Mrs. John F Kennedy's nine day visit. It tallies 400,009 words of copy 284 radio photos and 6 broadcasts from India. In comparison Eisenhower in 1959 had 645,000 words 248 radiophotos and 106 broadcasts Queen Elizabeth visited 18 days last year with 421,000 words 95 radiophotos and 33 broadcasts.
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Dbplhi
India
John F. Kennedy
Eisenhower
Queen Elizabeth
Tests Find Red and Yellow Outdoorswear Most Visible
Massachusetts Department of Natural Resources tests show red and yellow hunting clothes offer the best visibility among common outdoor wear, improving hunter conspicuity in the field and potentially reducing accidental shootings.
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Massachusetts Department of Natural Resources
8800 New Names Listed in Who's Who in America
AP dispatch notes 8800 new entries in the latest Who's Who in America listing include Alan Shepard Jr. and Virgil Grissom but exclude John Glenn Jr. The edition features a wide range from 19-year-old actor Brandon DeWilde to Jacqueline Kennedy and Richard Buckminster Fuller, with New York City bearing the most new listings and the volume expanding to 3,588 pages.
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New York
Alan B. Shepard Jr
Virgil I. Grissom
John H. Glenn Jr
Glenn
Brandon DeWilde
F. Ray Keyser Jr
Vermont
William Wrigley
Jacqueline Lee Bouvier Kennedy
Richard Milhous Nixon
Adlai Ewing Stevenson
Richard Buckminister Fuller
DeWilde
Arthur Judson Brown
Mmetime Presbyterian
New York City
Washington, D.C
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
America
Student Hits On Antibiotic Breakthrough
New York AP reports Bates College senior Robert B. Nathanson, 21, has claimed a breakthrough in antibiotics. He says he transformed drug resistant bacteria into susceptible forms, suggesting a new approach to treating resistant infections. Experiments are underway to evaluate the method.
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New York
Robert B. Nathanson
Nathanson
Bates College
Lewiston
Maine
New York Times
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