Hold Off Controls On Business McElroy Says
CINCINNATI AP Neil Ve Elroy chairman of Procter and Gamble urged a climate favorable to enterprise and growth at the annual shareholders meeting He criticized calls for increased government control arguing it endangers the nation main living standard He said personal freedoms require minimal economic control and noted P G's first quarter continued favorable volume and profits Vaughn named P G director to fill vacancy from Robertsons death in Hamilton Ohio Robertson also headed Champion Paper and Fibre Co
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Cincinnati
Neil Ve.Elroy
Procter & Gamble Co
McElroy
Defense
Procter & Gamble
William S. Vaughn
Rochester
N. Y
Eastman Kodak Co
Reuben B. Robertson Jr
Hamilton
Ohio
Robertson
Champion Paper & Fibre Co
Itch Of Piles Get Relief Now
Millions of sufferers in forty years have found relief from itching with Peterson's Ointment a cooling soothing astringent formula. One user says the itching and smarting were relieved and they slept all night. Available 55 cents and 5 cents at druggists with money back guarantee.
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Peterson
Heating Oil Budget Plan Offers Equal Payments
The ad promotes a budget plan for heating oil with 12 equal payments to spread costs. It states bills are smaller during peak heating months and customers have extra money for other expenses. No service charge is attached. Call for Summer Fill.
Germans Ready First Space Shot
In Bremen German Rocket Society 5 plans its first postwar space launch a 13 foot rocket set to rise about 40 miles from a coastal site near Cuxhaven. The flight will serve meteorological aims and carry delicate German instruments. The private group unites 560 German scientists at home and 200 abroad.
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Germany
German Rocket Society 5
Cuxhaven
Rocket Scientiss
Hitler
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Rocket Society
Hospital Pickets Banned By Judge
A temporary injunction barred all picketing at Huron Road Hospital in East Cleveland. Local 500 of the Hospital Workers Union had picketed the emergency and main entrances and parking area for two days. Judge Daniel H. Wasserman cited the need not to strike against the sick and banned Angelo J. Amato and Sam J Vecchio from leading the union action.
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Cleveland (Ap
Huron Road Hospital
Common Pleas
Daniel H. Wasserman
Hospital Workers Union
East
Cleveland
Angelo J. Amato
Sam J Vecchio
Gasoline use in US surges since 1920 by thousand percent
Gasoline consumption in the United States has risen dramatically, increasing by about 1,000 percent since 1920, reflecting rapid growth in vehicle use and mobility over the past century. The surge underscores shifting energy demand and transportation trends shaping the economy.
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United States
Water Ski Death Trial Recommended
A Coast Guard board recommended criminal prosecution of Maurice Minchin 21 of Cleveland Heights in the water ski death of 17 year old Carol Gilenko last July 11. The board found Mindlin negligent after a dark accident while he towed a skier on Lake Erie, noting skiing after dark violates state and federal law. federal penalty ranges up to a year in prison and $2000 fine. The commandant approved the findings and the matter was forwarded to the U.S. attorney.
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Cleveland (Ap
Maurice Minchin
Cleveland Heights
Cleveland
Coast Guard
Adm. A. C
Richmond
Washington
Ninth District Coast Guard
U.S. Attorney's Office
Mindlin
Lake Erie
Carol Gilenko
Frank Fabric
Euclid
Count of Paris’ son killed in Algeria Kabylie fight
Francois de France, 25, second son of the Count of Paris, died Tuesday while fighting Algerian nationalist rebels in the Kabylie Mountains. The event marks a notable tragedy for French royal circles amid ongoing conflict.
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Algiers
Francois de France
Paris
Kabylie
Debates surge as Kennedy, Nixon spar over fifth clash
Kennedy accepts offer for a fifth debate in early November after a telegram from three Democratic senators. Nixon cools, proposing to extend the October 21 debate to two hours or move the format to a vice presidential slot. The National networks and Mutual Radio offer time and facilities. Their disagreement centers on timing, funds, and rebuttal length.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
Richard M.nixon
Kennedy
National Broadcasting Co
Columbian Broadcasting System
theAmerican Broadcasting Co
Mutual Broadcasting System
Nurse Stricken Killed In Crash Near Youngstown Ohio
A 61 year old industrial nurse, Harley Ramsey, died Tuesday in a two car collision on Ohio 18. Coroner Belinky said a crushed chest caused by the crash, though a heart attack may have triggered loss of control. Ramsey’s car struck a curb, a sign post, then veered into an oncoming vehicle. two people in that car were slightly injured.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Ohio
David A.belinky
Harley Ramsey
Ohio Tot Killed By Father's Wagon in Farm Accident
LANCASTER Ohio AP Diane Lynn 17 months old was fatally injured Tuesday when a wagon driven by her carpenter father rolled over her at the family farm. The child daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert K Lynn Rt 3 Thorneville Fairfield County, the father said he did not know of the accident until after the wagon had passed over her.
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Ohio
Diane Lynn
Robert K. Lynn
Rt. 3
Thorneville
Fairfield County
Lynn
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