Pater Lake Tract Sale Is Blocked
Ohio Attorney General C William O'Neill blocked the planned sale of tracts within the Pater Lake conservation project in Butler County. He advised Director A W Marion that the General Assembly should decide on the sale, noting the plan would amount to an abandonment after substantial public funds had been spent. The department intended to sell one tract to R E Simmonds and Walter H Carson and the other to Hubert M Miller.
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Columbus
Ohio
William O'Neill
Pater Lake
Butler County
A. W. Marion
Natural Resources Department
General Assembly
R. E. Simmonds
Walter H. Carson
Hubert M. Miller
O'Neill
Martin Lewis Plan To Do Separate Shows
New York NBC TV announces Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis will host separate shows this season and for the next four years. The plan preserves their partnership while giving each star individual programs on the network.
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Martin
Lewis
New York
Nbc-Tv
Dean Martin
Jerry Lewis
See It Now Delves Into Atomic Navy on TV
Edward R Murrows See It Now aired a study of the atomic Navy on CBS. The program offered lucid, well reported footage showing radar guided missiles from a submarine and jet landings from a carrier. Strong dialogue with Adm Arleigh Burke and Rear Adm Hyman Rick highlighted nuclear weapons' political and social implications.
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New York
Air Force
Cbs-Tv
Navy
Edward R. Murrow
Strategic’ Air Command
Cbs-Tv Series, “Air Power
Saratoga
Murrow
U. S
Arleigh Burke
Hyman G. Rickover
Radio and TV Highlights for Tonight and Tomorrow
A dense listing of programs across WLW WK Shiroy etc detailing James Dean Elvis Presley on Y Teens and many more shows. Includes La Vega theater broadcasts and sports events with Miami University UC and pro boxing near Hollywood Legion Stadium. Also notes Thanksgiving parades in New York and Detroit Lions versus Packers.
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James Dean
Elvis Presley
Shirley Yamaguchi
Robert Q. Lewis
Sal Maglite
Prge Lane
Dow
Disneyland
Jay Powers
WCPO
Farley Granger
Tommy Bain
California
Ike Chestnut
Hollywood Legion Stadium
WHIO
WKRC
Jimmy Boyd
Tom
TV Tomorrow
J. L. Hudson Co
Wlw-D
Wlw.tv
Roy Rogers
Dale Evans
New York
WHI
Detroit Lions
Green Bay Packers
Penn
Cornell
Rough Game Endangers Youth on Train Tracks in Warwick
Police in Warwick Rhode Island took into custody three 14 year old boys after they admitted playing a life and death game on railroad tracks with trains traveling 75 miles per hour. The game named chicken required players to stand in front of an oncoming train and the first to flee was declared winner. Parents were notified for discipline.
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Warwick, R.I
New Haven
Radio Listings Prompt Local News Digest Tone
Radio schedulers note the lineup including Rollin and WLW followed by WKR Leney and Ted McKay with WKRC Miamueblre and WPFB Music and WMOHK Teepe Cecil Hale on WSAI no W'Ther. Additional stations WMOM News Digest and WSAI round out the brief regional update.
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O Rollin
WLW
WKR
Ewe
WKRC
WMOM
WSAI
Need For New Taxes Jobs Ohio Officials Need For New Taxes
In Columbus Ohio officials warn that without new taxes the state budget will struggle to balance through 1957 and 1959. A report to Sen C Stanley Mecio shows sales tax revenue may cover current costs only until mid 1957, with no room to raise the treasury balance beyond about 60 million dollars. If expenditures rise, expanded funding for schools and local government or new state functions will require new taxes or deep cuts.
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Columbus
Ohio
C. Stanley Mecio
Nelsonville
Legislativ Ieight
General Revenue Fund
Treasury
Mechem
Miami Band Makes Final Grid Showing
The Miami University marching band plans its final appearance of the season at the Miami Cincinnati football game at Nippert Stadium. A 100 member unit, it will perform during ceremonies around the List renewal of the long standing rivalry. Directed by Professor A D Lekvold, the band has presented five different shows this year and includes local members such as Donald Lee Rowell Barbara Jean Ross James Ronald Ste Jr Pat Malcom and Majorette Ka paediy on Moore.
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Miami University
Nippert Stadium
Alleghenies
A. D. Lekvold
Donald Lee Rowell
Yankee Rd
Barbara Jean Ross
Carolina St
James Ronald Ste Jr
Highland St
Pat Malcom
Seven Mile
Frank Ashworth
Kapaediy
Moore
Central Ave
Farragut's Old Ship Hartford Sinks in Elizabeth River
The rotted steam sloop Hartford, flagship of Adm. David Farragut at Mobile Bay, sank in 25 feet of water in the Elizabeth River. Launched November 22, 1859, she would have been 98 in two days. The hull deteriorated, pumps failed, and the ship settled lower before submerging.
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Norfolk
Hartford
David Farragut
Mobile Bay
Elizabeth River
Boston Navy Yard
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