Engineers Grind Ahead With Purchase Of Land For Pike Plant
The Army Corps of Engineers in Pike County advances land purchases for the 6,450 acre atomic energy site seven miles south of Waverly. Project manager Julian C. Rogers says 99 tracts may be reduced, with one tract already paid for and crops occasionally bought for government sale.
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Senator Douglas proposes ethics code to curb campaign evils
Senator Paul Douglas outlines remedies in Ethics in Government. He cites 75 million dollars spent in a presidential year and calls for limits on small donors, a 10 cent per voter cap, and tax money support for campaigns. He proposes a formal code forbidding personal profit from official position and gifts, with a $2.50 gift ceiling. Diabetes note follows.
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Boy Captured In Bankrupt Newsstand Burglaries Probe
Hamilton A reporter details a 15 year old boy found breaking into the Butler News on Ludlow Street. Police say he admits committing a string of burglaries totaling 758.91 dollars after leaving Industrial School last May. Operator Frank Brandner seized the suspect as he broke a window.
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Father Stricken During Visit To Miami's Campus
Norman Hammel 44 of Chagrin Falls died of a heart attack while visiting his son Robert Hammel at Miami University during Dad's Day weekend. He was stricken at Symmes Hall as he prepared to summon his son. Dr. W A McCellan pronounced him dead at the dorm. he had a known heart condition. The body was taken to Marshall Smith funeral home for arrangements in Chagrin Falls.
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Two Injured In Hamilton Mishaps
Two people were injured in separate early Sunday accidents in Hamilton. Luke Brannon Jr. is in serious condition at Mercy Hospital with a lung puncture and chest injuries after a two car crash on Ohio 4 near Fairfield School. Ellora May Foster suffered head cuts when the car she rode in was struck by a B and O locomotive at Fourth and High streets. Carl Whitaker the driver of the other vehicle was uninjured.
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Wilmington Names Homecoming Queen
Red haired Mary Ann Neave of Hughesville Maryland has been named homecoming queen at Wilmington College. Miss Neave and her court will reign over homecoming festivities October 18. The Gen eva Convention signed in 1949 forbids insulting or humiliating prisoners of war or taking their personal property or insignia.
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Word Puzzle Clues and Answers List
A dense list of crossword style clues with numbers for across and down entries. Includes hints like Popular soft drink, War god of Greece, Chinese dog slang, Italian city, and legal matters, forming a mixed vocabulary puzzle with multiple wordplay prompts.
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Dr. George W. Crane on weight and romantic vigor
In a Worry Clinic feature, Otto H., 46, a business executive weighing 242 pounds, seeks help to restore erotic power through dieting. Dr. Crane argues excess weight drains energy and sexual vigor, notes obesity and tobacco suppress circulation, and urges immediate dieting and a medicopsychological bulletin offer.
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Met Life Finds Link Between Weight and Blood Pressure
Statisticians from Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. report overweight individuals are more prone to high blood pressure, based on their analysis.
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