DiSalle presses for action as unemployment worsens
Ohio Governor Michael V. DiSalle says if unemployment worsens he may seek a special session with Republicans, but only if Democrats can muster 9 House votes. With Republicans in control, he plans to wait for the 1961 regular session, arguing emergency measures could be faster then. He notes unemployment claims rose to 152,259 for the week ending Nov 5, with 26.1 percent jump from the prior week. He will not alter his agenda despite GOP victory, stressing a balanced budget and funding for programs.
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Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
House
Senate
NiSalle
General Assembly
Dissolution of Bus Line Asked in Interstate Case
Virginia Stage Lines seeks dissolution of its wholly owned subsidiary Blue Ribbon Lines of Ashland Kentucky and requests permission from the Interstate Commerce Commission to buy operating rights and assets including a one half acre tract on US 23 in South Portsmouth valued at 6164. Blue Ribbon operates routes linking Ashland Cincinnati Ashland Catlettsburg Portsmouth Ohio South Shore Portsmouth and New Boston Fullerton Carter Kentucky with various connections. At a launching only 60 to 80 percent of a ship is completed and outfitting remains after the ship is seeded.
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Blue Ribbon Lines, Inc
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Virginia Stage Lines, Inc
Interstate Commerce Commission
Blue Ribbon
US. 23
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Catlettsburg
Ohio
South Shore
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Oho
Fullerton, Ky
Carter, Ky
DiSalle Lauds Fair Coverage While Criticizing Editors
Ohio governor Michael V. DiSalle praised general fairness of Ohio newspapers in the political campaign at a ceremony presenting Paul Black Jr. of The Toledo Blade the first Vigilance Award. He urged maintain news columns separate from editorials, condemning editorial coloring in news tales and stressing responsible journalism.
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Columbus
Ohio
Guy Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio State Univerisity School of Journalism
Paul Black Jr
Toledo
DiSalle
Atomic tests urged by Wilson as imperative for US program
AP report from Philadelphia notes Atomic Energy Commission member E. Wilson urging immediate resumption of small underground nuclear tests. He argues the move would improve detection of underground blasts and advance peaceful uses of atomic energy, insisting there is no fallout hazard. Ohio coal power supplies about 85 percent of electricity.
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Robert
E. Wilson
Soviet Union Energy Commission
Yester
American Philosophical Society
Wilson
United States
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