Bombing Kills Youngstown Racketeer and Young Son
In Youngstown Ohio authorities probe a gangland bombing that killed 60 year old racketeer Charles Cavallaro and his 11 year old son Thomas while a third child Charles Jr. was injured. FBI and state officials mobilize as 82 unsolved bombings in the area are noted and a cartoonaimed at the case appears in the Vindicator. Cavallaro and his sons were in the car when the ignition was turned on Friday.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Youngstown
Charles
Cadillac Charlie) Cavallaro
Thomas
Department of Justice
Washington
Michael V. DiSalle
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Cavallaro
Track Blamed In Derailment Near Ravenna
A bow in the rail caused the Erie-Lackawanna train derailment at Freedom Road north of Ravenna Ohio. Eleven of twelve cars derailed but none of the 26 passengers was seriously injured. Westbound track cleared in three hours. eastbound cleared later.
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Ravenna, Ohio
Erie-Lackawanna
Freedom Road
Here
Chicago
Hoboken
N.J
Priest Found Dead in Milford Quarters
The Very Rev. Vincent G. Savage S J 52 rector of the Milford Novitiate of the Society of Jesus was found dead in his quarters Saturday after retiring Friday evening due to a brief illness Moose described as the largest of the antlered creatures remains noted.
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Cincinnati
Vincent G. Savage
S. J
Milford
Society of Jesus
Walker Loses Key Attorney in Mental Competency Case
Robert Morris, the civil liberties counsel for former Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker, withdrew from the case after the court-ordered mental test. A federal judge in Oxford, Mississippi ruled Walker mentally competent to stand trial on seditious conspiracy and inciting an insurrection tied to the Ole Miss integration riots. No trial date set.
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Dallas
Tex
Robert Morris
Edwin A. Walker
Morris
Walker
Oxford
Miss
University of Mississippi
Ohio Republicans praised for gains in 1964 elections
Ohio Republicans claim a political surge helped them win in 1964 with Rep. Vanik noting Ohio as a GOP storm shelter while Harsha cites voter concerns over executive power and foreign policy. Democrats argue metropolitan growth could shift the state, but party losses and incumbents face a tough path to carry Ohio for Kennedy. Senator Young notes a federal spending paradox at a chamber event.
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Associated Press Special Service
Washington
Kennedy
Ohio
Charles ‘A. Vanik
Cleveland
Kenpoly Aeeo Hanes
Vanik
Congress
William H. Harsha
Portsmouth
Harsha
Cuba
King Re-Elected Minority Leader In Ohio Senate
In Columbus the Democratic minority in the Ohio Senate chose Sen. Frank W. King of Toledo to lead again next year. One dissenting vote came from Sen. John J. Corrigan who backed former minority leader Joseph W. Bartunek of Cleveland. Democrats will be 13 strong. Republicans 20.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Frank W. King
Toledo
John J. Corrigan
Cleveland
Joseph W. Bartunek
Bartunek
Sen
C. Stanley Mechem
Nelsonville
Burroughs Predicts 15 Billion Checks by 1962 End
By year end 1962 Americans are projected to write 15 billion checks, a rise of about 500 percent since 1942, according to an estimate from the Burroughs Corporation.
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Burroughs Corporation
Crash Victim Daughter of Ohio Firm's Pilot
Two girls killed in the United Airlines Viscount crash near Ellicott City Maryland had Ohio ties. Margaret P McCutcheon 21 daughter of Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co chief pilot David McCutcheon was a United stewardess but not on Friday's flight. Barbara Lawrence 15 daughter of former East Liverpool mayor Fred Lawrence was en route to Atlanta. The pilot Captain Milton J Balog 39 was a Cleveland native.
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Youngstown, Ohio
United Air Lines
Ellicott City
Ohio
Margaret P. McCutcheon
David McCutcheon
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
United Airlines
Barbara Lawrence
East Liverpool
Fred Lawrence
Lawrence
Princeton
N. J
Ohio City
W. A. Harris Jr
Edwin M. Knowles China Co
U S Debates Congo Policy Patience or Pressure
President Kennedy faces a choice on Congo policy as Katanga secession and UN funding loom. Officials split between patience advocated by McGhee and a tougher line backed by Cleveland Gullion, with Spaak due for talks at the UN to shape next steps.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congo
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
United Nations
Paul- Henri Spaak
Harlan Cleveland
U.S
Tshombe
Cleveland
Gullion
Williams
Mayflower World-Wide Offers Free Estimates
Mayflower World-Wide at 125 Park St Middletown offers free estimates and invites inquiries. Call GA 2-3644 for details.
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Mayflower World-Wide
Park St
Middletown
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Moeller
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Young
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Tween
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McGhee
Hauselman
Revlon
Vail Ave
Strand Bldg
Grand Ave
Gideon Rd
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Ias Club
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