Bigger turnout expected Type II vaccine today in Butler County
Butler County enters Round 2 of Sabin polio program with 17 stations from 10 30 a m to 4 p m and aims for higher turnout after strong early results at 14 schools where 5425 pupils received Type II last week versus 4987 Type I on Sept 30.
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Linenin
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Retired GM Head Dies At 69
Harlow H. Curtice 69, once a 15 a week bookkeeper, died at his Flint home. A heart specialist said a heart attack caused death, Curtice found in his bedroom. He headed General Motors from 1953 to 1958, succeeding Charles E. Wilson before Wilson joined Eisenhower’s cabinet. He retired in 1958 after a career entirely with GM.
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Grand Jury Finds No Fraud in Auditor's Office
Franklin County Grand Jury reported no violation of law in the auditor's office case after two days of testimony. Governor DiSalle and Auditor Rhodes traded bitter preelection charges as the panel's 13-2 vote was announced. Rhodes called the result a repudiation of unfounded charges while DiSalle claimed political subversion. The judge and prosecutor prepared to continue routine work Monday.
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Ohio governor candidates clash in bitter City Club debate
In a fierce 144 minute exchange, Gov DiSalle and challenger James Rhodes accused each other of fraud and gutter politics for 250 in attendance. The dispute centered on Rhodes’s handling of $54,000 in campaign funds and prior statements about travel expenses.
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Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
DiSalle
Cleveland
Harry Lehman
Columbus
Rocket Exit Checks Move Forward in Cuba Crisis
The United States released photos showing dismantling of Soviet missile bases in Cuba but key questions on removing missiles remain. U Thant voiced optimism for an inspection plan acceptable to the US USSR and Cuba, with Red Cross as a possible inspector. Kennedy met with UN officials and hinted many problems persist, while Mikoyan arrived in Havana as talks continue. Defense photos confirm bases being razed though only medium range sites are shown, leaving final rocket removal details unresolved.
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Moscow
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Yank Dies Amid Big Viet Nam Action
In Saigon a US Army sergeant, Johnnie G. Lee of Gholson, Mississippi, was fatally wounded aboard an escort helicopter while supplying ammunition. A second pilot escaped injury when a bullet pierced his armored vest. The action near Vinh Long involved 5 HAS helicopters guiding 10 others as Vietnamese troops attacked Viet Cong forces. government claims up to 250 enemy dead, with about 100 more for the day and American losses totaling 34 killed and 85 wounded since last December. Lee left a wife Maudie and a child in the United States.
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No Defense Witnesses For Estes Trial Shocks Tyler Court
In Tyler Texas AP veteran courtroom strategist John Cofer rested the defense without calling witnesses in the Billie Sol Estes trial. Estes faces theft and swindling charges over a 95500 mortgage signed by farmer T J Wilson of Pecos. The case marks Estes first state trial after his western Texas agribusiness empire collapsed last March and federal fraud arrests. The judge recessed court indefinitely as both sides prepare final arguments.
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Billie Sol Estes
Texas
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Pecos
Mikoyan's Wife Dies in Moscow Report
Ha vana Radio said Saturday night that the wife of Soviet Deputy Premier Anastas I. Mikoyan died in Moscow. The report from Key West AP notes the event as a major Soviet leadership matter with no further details provided.
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U S Owned Pipelines In Venezuela Blasted
Saboteurs slipped past Venezuelan guards and blew four pipelines at U S operated oil facilities about 260 miles east of Caracas. The strikes mark a second wave in a week as fires were fought and one Mobil line burned longer. Com munists blamed Cuba's Fidel Castro government for the earlier attacks.
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Lausche Denied Heart Attack Rumors By Naval Doctors
The Lausche campaign reports that Naval doctors at Bethesda Naval Hospital said he did not suffer a heart attack. They cited stress related fatigue causing reduced blood to the heart muscle. Campaign chair Kenneth Robinson urged voters to seek clear information on Lausche’s ability to serve if elected.
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Senator to return to duties after two weeks
The statement said the senator should be able to resume normal duties in about two weeks. Lausche quit the Ohio campaign trail last Monday, returned to Washington, and was hospitalized after chest pains and fatigue. He left the hospital after a statement Thursday but remained for diagnostic tests at physicians’ insistence.
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Mrs FDR Unchanged
NEW YORK AP The condition of Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt remained unchanged Saturday, a family spokesman reported.
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Today’s Chuckle Tops List of Modern American Composers
A satirical note ranks the sleeping pill as the leading modern American composer among humorous lists. It presents a playful jab at music trends with a pill bottle as a symbolic figure. The item readies a light brush of cultural commentary without naming individuals or organizations.
Powers Returns to U2 Flight as Lockheed Test Pilot
Francis Gary Powers, the U2 pilot captured by the Russians and convicted of spying, has quit the CIA and joined Lockheed Aircraft Corp. as an engineering test pilot. He signed with Lockheed two weeks ago after finishing his CIA work following his May 1960 crash over the Soviet Union and exchange for Rudolf Abel.
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Calif
Francis Gary Powers
Central Intelligence Agency
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
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Lockheed
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Soviet Union
Rudolf Abel
United States
Grange and Baptists oppose Sunday closing amendment
The Ohio State Grange and the Ohio Baptist Messenger oppose the proposed constitutional amendment to clarify Ohio's Sunday closing laws. The two groups voiced disagreement in Columbus urging voters to reject the measure.
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DiSalle and Rhodes Clash Over Racism Claims and Audit Probe
In a heated exchange during a debate DiSalle accused Rhodes supporters of injecting racism via ads signed by a Democrats for Rhodes group led by Canton employee William Lacy. Rhodes attacked the state auditor probe and rejected allegations of widespread fraud, while both candidates opposed a state income tax and the Lawson amendment for Sunday sales, agreeing on revising Sunday closing laws.
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Canton
William Lacy
Richard D. Kennedy
Cleveland
Kennedy
Jackson
Ohio
Rail Unions Form Coalition Against Major Railway Merger
Philadelphia based union reps from 10 railroad unions vow to block the merger of Pennsylvania and New York Central Railroads. About 200 members join the Philadelphia Committee to Preserve Railroad Service to organize opposition and seek preservation of current operations.
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Pennsylvania
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