U S May Test Antimissile Blasts Over Pacific
Defense Secretary McNamara outlines planned Pacific tests to study nuclear blasts effects on radar, guidance systems, and intercontinental missile interactions as part of the Zeus antimissile program. He notes questions about Zeus practicality and emphasizes controlled test conditions at Kwajalein and Vandenberg with about 1 billion invested.
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Parked Fire Truck Involved In Fatality Near Lockbourne
A fire truck parked along Ohio 665 responded to a grass fire but became part of a four vehicle crash near Lockbourne. Louise Seymour, 38, of Reese Station, was killed and eight others were injured in the mishap Tuesday.
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Boundaries Reset By Paper Group
A reorganization of the Miami Valley Paper Industry Management Association boundaries was announced at the Manchester Hotel meeting. The Miami Valley division now covers Ohio Indiana and Kentucky. A nominating committee was named for officers to be elected on April 27 at the Manchester Hotel.
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Patent Manufacturing Co
James Ozias
Oxford
Iowa and Nebraska grapple with early spring floods
Flood workers battled rising waters across Iowa and Nebraska as warm weather melted heavy snows. In Pierce Nebraska the North Fork River overflowed, flooding over nine blocks and forcing evacuations. Sioux City, Spencer, Waterloo and Bellevue faced rising rivers, with sandbag defenses and tens of thousands at risk inland.
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Senate Shifts Toward U N Bond Help After Poll Tax Vote
Senate clears poll tax abolition with 77 to 16 vote and moves to consider buying 100 million in U.N. bonds to aid the United Nations finances. President Kennedy seeks authority to buy half of a 200 million issue as debate on the bond plan looms, while Southern lawmakers had delayed proceedings. The amendment now goes to the House for action.
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Tums Three-Roll Pack At 30 Cents
Practical buyers seek quick relief from heartburn and indigestion with Tums. The advertisement promises easy to take relief and safety, touting a three-roll pack for 30 cents.
Janet Leigh Leaves Clinic After Concussion
New York AP report says actress Janet Leigh, hospitalized after a fall in her hotel bathroom last Saturday, was discharged Tuesday. Leigh had recently separated from actor Tony Curtis.
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Five US cities hold a tenth of the population
The spread shows New York Chicago Los Angeles Philadelphia and Detroit each share about one tenth of the national population. The fact underscores how concentrated urban centers drive demographic distribution and urban planning discussions nationwide.
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Crash Spills Anti Freeze In Eaton Road Incident
Two drivers escaped injury in a sideswipe on a rural Eaton road. Clem J. Pemberton aged 19 of Eaton Route 1 drove a Farm Bureau truck towing a grain conveyor while George Coogan drove second vehicle. Deegan attempted to pass as the Farm Bureau truck began a left turn.
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Unemployment Pay Not Job Insurance Ruling
The Ohio Supreme Court refused to review an appeal concerning unemployment compensation not treated as job insurance. The Cuyahoga County Appellate Court had denied jobless benefits to William R. Bragg, a forming press helper laid off in Cleveland, based on his failure to seek work by his occupation’s normal method.
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Young Lausche Unite On Vote For Federal Poll Tax Ban
Senators Stephen M. Young and Frank Lausche joined the majority approving a constitutional amendment by 77 to 16. The measure would outlaw the poll tax as a requirement for voting in federal elections.
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