Lump Sum Payments Approved in Industrial Claims
Ohio workers who won industrial compensation awards since November 2 may receive lump sum payments, the Fifth District Court of Appeals ruled. The decision favors Nelson Hovey over the State Industrial Commission, citing back injuries like Virgil Smith Jr.’s as eligible for lump sums despite earlier law changes.
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Akron
Ohio
Fifth District Court of Appeals
Nelson Hovey
State Industrial Commission
Virgil Smith Jr
Doylestown
Babcock & Wilcox Co
Barberton
Smith
Hovey
Bomb scare halts planes on Miami runways
An anonymous caller warned of a bomb on a Northeast Airlines flight from Miami to Boston. Flight 650 with 54 passengers diverted to Jacksonville for search. Flight 630 to Philadelphia and Boston with eight passengers searched in Fort Lauderdale. Flight 632 to New York with 69 travelers searched in Miami. All planes resumed departures after checks.
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Miami, Fla
Northeast Airlines
Boston
Miami
New York
Jacksonville
Fight
Philadelphia
Fort Lauderdale
Dundee Cement Plans 400000 Center North Of Cincinnati
Dundee Cement Co. announces a 400000 distribution and service center on 20 acres north of Cincinnati along a railroad line. The facility will store about 50 rail cars of cement.
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Cincinnati
Dundee Cement Co
Here
Nixon vows fighting, broad GOP campaign in 1960 bid
Vice President Richard Nixon pledges a fighting, hard hitting campaign if he wins the Republican nomination. He warns the party faces its toughest fight since 1936 with Congress in low strength and calls for broad outreach to every state and town. Nixon criticizes Democratic records on farming and defense, plans to expand his program beyond the Eisenhower era, and hints at possible running mate Fred Seaton while praising Seaton’s cabinet service.
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Lincoln
Neb
Richard M. Nixon
Congress
Nixon
Seaton
Robert Gray
Eisenhower
Hastings
Midwest
Fred Seaton
Gray
Washington
Ohio River Safe From Flood Says Weather Bureau
Cincinnati dispatch reports Weather Bureau says heavy snows are melting slowly and the Ohio River will crest at 31 feet this weekend below flood stage of 52 feet. The river remains safely within normal limits as Ohio Kentucky and West Virginia thaw.
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Cincinnati
Weather Bureau
Ohio River
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Eisenhower and Democrats clash over farm issue
Sen. Mansfield accuses President Eisenhower of shifting the farm program fight to the Democratic Congress as Nixon and Goldwater fault both parties. Mansfield says the administration vetoed farmer aid plans and seeks a broader solution while farm incomes fall. Goldwater adds Democrats must propose their own plan.
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Nixon
Eisenhower
Mansifield
Congress
Castro Rejects Rio Pact in Broadcast Speech
Fidel Castro announced Cuba does not feel bound by the Rio pact and called the revolutionary government not signatories to the treaty. He accused US official Christian Herter of threatening to form a hemisphere anti communist coalition and vowed to wait for friendlier U S relations before resuming talks on a bilateral commerce pact.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Castro
Christian A. Herter
United States
Herter
Cuba
Washington
Patrolman Wins Burglary Appeal in East Liverpool Case
Louis Stuttler, a former East Liverpool patrolman, won a reversal in the Seventh District Appellate Court of his 1956 burglary conviction tied to a hardware store break in. Disputed fingerprint analysis questioned whether smudged prints from a skylight belonged to him.
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Lisbon
Ohio
Louis Stuttler
East Liverpool
Seventh District
Suttler
Ohio Native To Get Top Sears Post
CHICAGO AP Two Ohio natives figure in Sears Roebuck top leadership changes. Charles H Kellstadt a Columbus native and longtime Sears executive is nominated to succeed Yow jer B McConnell as chairman. McConnell of Upper Sandusky Ohio retires from the post but seeks re election to the board. Crowdus Baker is named nominee for president to follow Kellstadt.
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Ohio
Sears
Chicago
Roebuck & Co
Charles H. Kellstadt
Columbus
Yowjer B. McConnell
McConnell
Upper Sandusky
Kellstadt
Cleveland
Akron
Crowdus Baker
County board moves to close Amish school in Medina County
Medina Ohio AP the county board of education seeks to shut down the lone Amish school in Homer Two alleging an inadequately equipped one room building lacking water plumbing and electricity plus ungraded instruction and poor records. Mast and three board members face claims over flag display and required acknowledgments.
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Medina
Ohio
Gina County Board of Education
Common Pleas Court
Amos J. Mast
Homer
Wayne County
Ohio Board of Education
William Batchelder
Medina County
Mast
Eli Glick
Amos Slabaugh
Andrew Swartzentruber
U.S
Hardin County
Common Pleas
Arthur D. Tudor
Third District Court of Appeals
Samuel Swartzentruber
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Ezra Taft Benson
Barry Goldwater
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Wisconsin
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By Robert Berrellez
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TY Store
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