Lab fumes injure students at Fitch High School in Ohio
In Youngstown Ohio a chemical accident in a Fitch High School chemistry class released phosphorous fumes. Six students two teachers and two custodians were hospitalized with one student in fair condition. The incident forced evacuation as a bottle of red phosphorus caught fire and fell, breaking in the east wing.
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Youngstown
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Fitch High School
Austintown
Paul Palante
Palante
Elizabeth W. Tracy, wife of Roger Tracy, dies in Columbus
Mrs Elizabeth W Tracy, 30, wife of former state Treasurer Roger Tracy, died Tuesday at Mount Carmel Hospital after an extended illness in Columbus Ohio She is survived by three sons Roger Jr Charles and Jeffrey and two brothers
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Columbus, Ohio
Elizabeth W. Tracy
Roger Tracy
Mount Carmel Hospital
Roger Jr
Charles
Jeffrey
Skipping Grades in Education by Dr Nason
Dr Leslie J Nason argues over skipping grades highlighting social fit and fundamentals recall. He supports enrichment and acceleration when well planned and discusses methods to ease transitions through ahead work or summer classes.
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Leslie J. Nason
University of Southern California
Tricky ignition key seen as drunk driver stopper
In Seattle AP reports Dr. James L. Malfetti of Columbia University describes an ignition key requiring deep concentration to start a car and an onboard safety idea to halt a drunk driver before driving. He cites another project that would warn on steering wheel overcorrect and stop the car if needed.
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Seattle, Wash
James L. Malfetti
Columbia University
Malfetti
American Automobile Association
Blast Victim Dies in Gasoline Explosion
OLNEY Ill AP Lucy Huffman 77 died Tuesday from burns suffered washing clothes with gasoline. Authorities say a pilot light on a gas hot water heater ignited gasoline in a washtub.
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Olney
Ill
Lucy Huffman
Kennedy says Communist party must register after court ruling
Atty General Kennedy cited Supreme Court actions as forcing the Communist Party U.S.A. to register as part of the Soviet Union and disclose members and finances. The party plans to refuse, as the court upheld the 1950 Subversive Activities Control Act. The party must reveal officers and members’ names and addresses, finances, and printing presses within days.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Supreme Court
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Kennedy
U.S.A
Justice Department
Automobile insurance spending in 1960 hits 5.9 billion
The American public spent 5.9 billion dollars on automobile insurance in 1960, reflecting the scale of coverage during a period of rising car ownership and expanding policy offerings across major insurers. The figure underscores the growing market demand for auto protection amid industry growth.
Divorce Notice in Butler County Common Pleas Court
James T Nix of Box 7741 Tulsa Oklahoma is served with divorce petition filed September 9 1961 by Ara Anne Nix in Butler County Ohio Case No 5685 alleging gross neglect of duty. Respond by October 28 1961 or petition may be granted. Also notice of a November 7 1961 special election in Butler County to decide a new tuberculosis care levy within ten mill limit and renewal of part of an existing levy. Polls open 6:30 A M to 6:30 P M EST. Sealed by Board of Elections. Sept 22 1961. Sept 27 Oct 4 11 18
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James T. Nix
Tulsa
Oklahoma
A. O
Ara Anne Nix
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Ohio
Board of County Commissioners
General Fund
Board OF Elections
Harry 8. Grevey
Richard B. Wilkerson
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