Weekend Ohio traffic toll: sixteen dead in 54 hours
An Associated Press tally reports sixteen fatalities in Ohio over a 54 hour weekend ending Sunday midnight. The deaths spanned two family tragedies near North Canton and Dayton pedestrians, plus multiple single-vehicle and multi-vehicle crashes across counties including Delaware, Stark, Lake, Butler, Montgomery, Williams, and others.
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Harold Garner
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Pearson
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Butler County
Rose Kovacic
Perry
Lake County
Joan Andrews
Findlay
Tiffin
Charles D. Stump
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Montgomery
Thomas G. Parrat
Wildcat Strike Ends At Ford Ohio Plant
A three day wildcat strike at Ford Motor Co. Walton Hills stamping plant in Cleveland ended with only 10 of 434 workers absent on the restart. The protest began over a foreman’s return to work and the union said results of meetings will be reported at a Sunday gathering.
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Attorney Stricken
Raymond Howe former Hamilton County prosecutor and onetime assistant US Attorney for the Southern District of Ohio died here Saturday after a heart attack at age 54.
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Fernald Expansion Behind Schedule Despite Delay Issues
The Atomic Energy Commission reports delays at the Fernald Ohio reactor fuel plant expansion near Cincinnati. Edits cite a $20 million project by Maxon Construction with potential completion early next year. causes include a metal workers strike, part shortages, and spring rains. The plant and related sites at Paducah and Weldon Spring face similar but minor schedule slips while remaining on track for next year.
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Soviets Offer 530 Kilograms for Atomic Peace Pool
Washington reports Russia pledged 530 kilograms of fissionable material to an international atoms for peace pool once created. Soviet note of July 18, 1955, called the offer a token contribution far short of what a power reactor would require. The United States noted the modest amount amid ongoing nuclear talks.
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