Germantown District Passes School Levy
Germantown voters approved a 3 mill operating levy in a special election, generating about 45 000 over two years. With 595 for and 185 against, turnout was 793 of 2 400 eligible, supporting 14.65 total mills for district operations and a future 2.59 mill levy planned for November 6.
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Germantown
Germantown A
German B
Germantown C
German Township A
Township B
Township C
Ohio Court Refuses Libel Suit Review
In Columbus the Ohio Supreme Court refused to review radio newscaster Tom McCarthy's million-dollar libel suit against the Cincinnati Enquirer. The ruling preserves Hamilton County court decisions upholding the newspaper after McCarthy charged an editorial of February 26, 1953, libeled him over broadcasts on fluoridation criticism during Cincinnati voters' defeat of the proposal.
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Columbus
Ohio
Supreme Court Today
Tom McCarthy
Cincinnati Enquirer
Hamilton County
McCarthy
Enquirer
Cincinnati
Dairy Cow Reaches Centennial Expectation in Aged Milestone
A dairy cow aged A years has hit a longevity mark comparable to a 100 year old human. The milestone highlights cattle aging and longevity benchmarks in livestock.
Pupil Load Isn't New In Blackford
Supt John D Blackford told Amanda PTO members the growing pupil load is not new and Middletown has kept school costs lower through economical operation. He noted Hamilton and Springfield pay higher property taxes and both have bond issues this fall while plays by two fourth grade classes were featured. PTO tickets go on sale October 12.
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John D. Blackford
Amanda Pto
Ohio
Middletown
Hamilton
Blackford
Springfield
PTO
Dealers Must File Forms by Oct. 15
A revenue official said today retailers of gasoline tires tread rubber truck and bus components and tractors must file Form 2255 for the manufacturers excise tax. The filing deadline is October 15.
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A. R. Ioxpia
Kenyon to share in Merrill trust in testamentary plan
New York report notes Kenyon College will receive 2 percent of Merrill’s capital in a trust benefiting named institutions. The arrangement allocates 5 percent of Merrill’s capital to a testamentary trust with Kenyon College as a 2 percent beneficiary. Court and probate details appear alongside several notices and filings from 1956 to 1964.
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Kenyon
Merrill Trust
New York
Kenyon College, Merrill
Kenyon College
Lausche Plans Cabinet Meeting Over Ohio Telephone Strike
Gov. Frank Lausche says he will meet with his cabinet and other state officials to discuss the three month strike by the Communications Workers of America against Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co. The dispute began July 15 after a one year contract expired and 18 issues remain unsettled. In Portsmouth, 11 CWA members including strike director William Hipple were found guilty of contempt for violating a restraining order during a dispute at a restaurant, choosing jail over an $11,000 bond from the union strike fund.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co
Communications Workers of America
CWA
Portsmouth
William Hipple
Hipple
Lang
Probe Of Lobbying Fading Out
Sen McClellan said the special Senate committee on lobbying is nearly finished. He cited Eisenhower’s veto of the natural gas bill and a lack of cooperation from the public press and fellow senators on information about lobbying activities. He noted only he and a few others replied to a questionnaire as limited hearings may continue to seek a stronger lobbying law.
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Washington
Sen
McClellan
D-Ark
Senate Committee
Py Tenn
F Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Chinese Battle In Hong Kong Police Standoff
A chaotic incident in Hong Kong involved violence between Chinese forces and police, with six officers and a government department member reported amid the disruption. The clash heightened tensions during the ongoing political friction and raised questions about enforcement actions.
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Hong Kong
Ham suit retrial yields $104000 in damages
PA railroad steward Carl Jorgensen won $104000 in a retrial for false imprisonment slander and breach of contract after being accused of taking a ham from a train in New York on June 16 1953. He contends a detective found ham in his bag and he was walking to the dining car refrigerator when approached.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Pennsylvania Railroad
Carl Jorgensen
New York
Jorgensen
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