Ohio Weekend Toll Rises With 19 Deaths From Accidents
The Associated Press reports 19 people died in Ohio over the weekend in 13 traffic fatalities and several other incidents. A private plane crash near Toledo killed four. two Piqua men died after passing the crash scene and crashing into parked cars. A 7 year old in Akron died when clothes caught fire from an incinerator, and a 62 year old woman died in Columbiana County from a home fire. Other victims include Chester Holderman near Eaton in an embankment crash and multiple auto crashes across Willard Dayton and surrounding areas.
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Sidney
Dayton
Piqua
Akron
Columbiana County
Chester Holderman
Eaton
Bessie Shinn
Westville Lake
Henry Bourma
Norman J. Weirs
Willard
Leon McCullough
Gaylord McCullough
New Haven
Toledo
Raymond Campbell
Rt. 1
Plymouth
William Lacy
Rt. 2
Richland
Crawford County
Marvin P. Good
Columbus
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Jacksontown
Licking County
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Vermilion
William T. Lipps
Birmingham
Erie County
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Oberlin
James Reardin
Air Force claims record spaceflight simulation achievement
In Baltimore the Air Force announced a manned record simulated altitude of 95 miles achieved on ground with Niels Jensen of Lion Industries wearing a pressure suit inside a 15 by 8 foot high vacuum chamber. The setup, built by Litton for ERDC OSR, aims to study human response and material behavior in near space conditions.
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Air Force
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Lion Industries, Inc
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Litton
Air Research and Development Command
Office of Scientife Research
Jensen
Chillicothe To Get New Long Range Radar Unit
The Civil Aeronautics Administration announced a new long range radar unit for Chillicothe Ohio to be operational by fall. Four similar units will follow in Salem Oregon Montgomery Alabama and Minneapolis costing about 414000 dollars each. Built by Raytheon the Chillicothe system will relay information by microwave to the Indianapolis Air Traffic Control Center and operate unmanned except for periodic maintenance.
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Civil Aeronautics Administration Caa
Chillicothe
Ohio
Salem
Ore
Montgomery
Ala
Minneapolis
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
Waltham
Mass
CAA
Indianapolis
Canadian Leaders Talk Trade Balance With U S
Washington reports that Canada’s Conservative government aims to press the United States to buy more Canadian goods to correct a large trade deficit. A high level Canadian delegation arrives for exploratory talks at the State Department focused on broader economic relations.
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Canada
United States
State Department
State Dulles
U.S
Treasury
Anderson
Agriculture Benson
Commerce Weeks
John Diefenbaker
Ottawa
Donald Fleming
Sydney Smith
Steel demand for autos falters as fourth quarter pickup stalls
Cleveland report notes expected auto industry steel purchases failed to materialize in Q4. Production sits in the low 80s percent capacity with Buffalo district at full capacity for the fifth week. Birmingham area sees 5,000 layoffs. Steel prices ease with scrap declines and tool steel up to 16 percent.
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Cleveland
Steel
Robert G. Welch
American Steel Warehouse Assn
Birmingham
Ala
Buffalo
N. Y
Doodles Weaver Marries Actress in Laurel Canyon Ceremony
Doodles Weaver, television producer and comedian, wed actress Reita Ann Green at the Laurel Canyon home of architect Ray Donley yesterday. Weaver, 40, and his bride 21, took their vows before Superior Judge Samuel Blake.
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Los Angeles
Winstead Sheffield
Doodles Weaver
Reita Ann Green
Laurel Canyon
Ray Donley
Weaver
Samuel Blake
Soviet union invites radio amateurs to report satellite signals
Moscow broadcasts to North America urge hams to report receptions of the earth satellite to Radio Magazine. Officials note the USSR launched the baby moon first, crediting socialist organization for coordinating large teams of scientists and engineers.
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London
Soviet Union
Moscow Radio
North America
Radio Magazine
Moscow
America
P. L. Kapitsa
Soviet Academy of Sciences
Fire fighters burned during public fire-fighting demo
Warwic fire fighters were injured during a Fire Prevention Week demonstration. While showing oil fire control a gust of wind sprayed burning oil onto the crew.
San Marino Faces Long Standstill as Communist Split Deepens
San Marino endures a non shooting standoff between Communist and anti Communist factions. Italy blocks mail and a food shortage looms as both sides bolster defenses and set up huts and a post office plan. Italian police join anti Communists while the neutral San Marino police stay out of the dispute.
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San Marinese
Italy
San Mario
Red
Reds
FASTEERTH POWDER PROMISES firmer dentures and comfort
An old advertisement promotes FASTEERTH denture powder claiming teeth feel steady and secure with no gummy taste or nausea. It touts alkaline formula for denture odor control and urges readers to buy at any drug counter.
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