Inspection of Soviet Trawler Agreed Upon
A Russian ship captain agreed Monday night to Coast Guard inspection in San Francisco Bay to verify an emergency repair need. The prior Friday secretary Henry H. Fowler denied entry, calling it inimical to U.S. interests. The Coast Guard authorized entry at Drake's Bay for inspection.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Bay
Coast Guard
Henry H. Fowler
the Treasury
Chernyakhovsky
Fowler
United States
Boosters Plan Potato Chip Sale Amid Evening Meeting
The Lemon-Monroe High School Band Boosters Association will meet at 7 30 this evening at the school to advance plans for a potato chip sale set for Saturday. A Coast Guard briefing noted emergency shelter waters for ships in crisis may be granted by international law while the state department would decide next steps if a crisis exists. The Chernyakhovsk trawler serves as mother ship for a Soviet fleet fishing near California and Oregon, likely delaying return to Drake’s Bay due to offshore storms. W G Saletic of the CAF warned the US is in great danger, citing Russian fishing and alleged devices on the ocean floor that could enable precise missile firing by submarines or ships.
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Lemon - Monroe High School
Jors
U.S. State Department
Coast Guard
California
Oregon
Drake's Bay
W. G. Saletic
The
Congress of American Fishermen
CAF
United States
Navy
Navy League
Auto Safety Research Comes To Congress
Government studies funded since 1951 total more than 8 million dollars to examine automobile accidents and safety features. Universities and the auto industry contribute data and vehicles for testing while HEW officials testify on safety findings with emphasis on driver condition and vehicle design.
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House Commerce Committee
Leon G. Goldstein
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Division of Accident Protection
HEW
Harvard
Cornell
Michigan
Wayne State
Minnesota
Tulane
California
Los Angeles
Aeronautical Laboratory
Goldstein
Cornnell
UCLA
Chrysler Corp
Suit Seeks Lifting Of Sentence in 1962 Robbery Case
Former Middletown resident Ballard Gayhart Jr. petitions in Butler County to vacate 1962 sentences for robbery and cutting with intent to kill. He alleges faulty affidavits and lack of counsel at arraignment, claims cutting affidavit is a nullity, and questions signatures on robbery affidavit. He seeks release and reappearance with appointed counsel.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Gayhart
Conference on Mental Health Set
Wayne A. Chess will be keynote for a Butler County mental health conference Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Congress Inn Monroe. The event, sponsored by the Butler County Mental Hygiene Association, features talks by Dr. C Donald Stevens Lenard Ziglar William Baker and Sister Nathaniel. Reservations via Church of the Ascension 422 2133.
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Wayne A. Chess
Bureau of Planning and Grants
Ohio
C. Donald ‘Stevens
Butler County Mental Hygiene Clinic
Lenard Ziglar
The
Children’s Ome
William Baker
Family Service of
Hamilton
Nathaniel
Recovery, Inc
E. F. Buganski
Mencal
Lockland
General Eclectic
Neely
Ruth Latimer
Butler County
Church of the Ascension
Strikes Idled 406000 Workers in First Quarter
The Labor Department reports 406000 workers were idled by strikes in the first quarter, the highest for any year’s first quarter since 1953. Preliminary statistics show 3.2 million man-days of work were lost across 755 strikes, cutting about one tenth of one percent of total U S working time.
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Washington
Labor Department
United States
Freeze Threatens Ohio Fruit Crops
Winter freeze endangers Ohio fruit harvests with apples and peaches in bloom. Tomatoes planted risks kill, requiring replanting. Low temperatures hit 24.9 in Columbus and 18 in Mansfield, with extended subfreezing hours in many areas. Cold may persist for days across the Midwest and East.
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Columbus
Ohio
John Stackhouse
U. S. Weather Bureau
Mansfield
Stackhouse
Canada
Midwest
New England
Southland
Weather Bureau
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Michigan
Illinois
Dakotas
Nebraska
Pennsylvania
Anchorage
Alaska
Louisville
Lansing
Marquette
Mich
Key West
Fila
Parks Department to Show Slo Pitch Movie at Park Building
The Parks and Recreation department will present a movie on hitting and pitching produced by the major leagues and Wilson Sporting Goods Co. tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Parks Administration Building. The film targets slo pitch and knothole managers. Winter clothes are back in but all welcome to attend.
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Parks and Recreation Department
Willson Sporting Goods Co
Parks Administration
Fence Posts and Fencing Reported Stolen Near Oxford
Don Cisle of Oxford State Road reported theft of fencing and 200 feet of fence line along with 12 fence posts from a field west of the Cincinnati Dayton Road. Three posts were broken at ground level but not removed. The loss was valued at 250 dollars.
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Sheriff's Deputies
Don Cisle
Oxford State Road
Cisle
Cincinnati - Dayton
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Auto Safety
Wayne State University
Detroit
U.S
Homeowner Insurance
Tom
Walburg
Insurance Agency
First Avenue
Middletown, Ohio
Morgan Jones
Contemporary
Lintfree Avisco
Avisco
MPSON
Wedgewood Carnation
Seaboard Finance
Seaboard
ARD Seabo Finance Company
First Ave
Armbruster Florist Inc
Grand Ave
Medlpines
Cotton Shop
Fortres
Nob-Hill
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