Marion Loses Appeal to Retain Army Depot
A Marion Ohio delegation fails to overturn Army plans to curtail Marion Army Engineer Depot operations. Court ney Johnson says no reversal, but no layoffs before year end. Depot payroll was 4.5 million with about 800 workers. plan cuts drop staff to about 40. Delegation included Rep. Betts and aides of Lausche and Young.
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Marion Army Engineer Depot
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Courtney Johnson
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Johnson
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Stephen M. Young
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Grandma Moses Reaches Century Milestone in Eagle Bridge
EAGLE BRIDGE NY AP Grandma Moses turns 100 today and declares plans to live to 200 She vows to stay busy with laughter and company and to keep painting daily at her son Forrest’s home near the Vermont line Gov Rockefeller proclaims today Grandma Moses day and New York will observe another celebration in NYC on Sept 12 Forty five paintings will be shown at the LB.M Galleries She criticizes space travel as wasteful while noting poverty for many facing winter frost and hunger She remains active and in good health according to her doctor
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Grandma Moses
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New York
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New York City
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Anna Mary Robertson Moses
Pennsylvania Railroad strike cuts workers at Lower Lake Dock Co
Sandusky Ohio AP report says the Pennsylvania Railroad strike led to 76 layoffs of 98 employees at the Lower Lake Dock Company which loads coal into lake vessels.
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Sandusky, Ohio
Pennsylvania
Lower Lake Dock Co
Compromise Sought In Hoffa Monitor Tangle
Washington AP report outlines fresh compromise efforts to resolve the Teamsters Hoffa monitor dispute. Judge Letts pushes for a new agreement among liti gants and considers appointing Terence McShane as monitor chairman amid Hoffa opposition. Appeals Court shows impatience as talks continue and a union convention stays blocked by governance issues.
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U.S. Court of Appeals
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FBI
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Threeiman Teamsters Board of Monitors
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Firman Trial Scheduled For Tuesday
Hamilton The trial of Gordon Spunky Firman 22 of Steubenville will begin at 9 30 a m next Tuesday in Butler County Common Pleas Court Judge Fred B Cramer. Firman is indicted on charges of kidnaping four Hamilton teenagers during his flight from Hamilton to near Nelsonville Aug 16. The youths were freed when their car wrecked and Firman fled on foot into a wooded area to escape capture. He was captured Aug 26 near Dover after a month long chase following his escape last July from Coshocton County jail. A long list of holders have been filed against him for crimes during his month of freedom. He pleaded innocent to the kidnap charges and is held in Butler County jail on 60 000 bond. Represented by Ralph G Marshall Zanesville attorney.
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Gordon
Spunky) Firman
Steubenville
Butler County Common Pleas
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Firman
Nelsonville
Dover
Coshocton County
Butler County
Ralph G. Marshall
Zanesville
Ghana Proposes Heads of State Meeting in New York
Al Ahram reports Ghana President Kwame Nkrumah proposed an African heads of state summit in New York during the United Nations General Assembly. The message was presented to U A R President Gamal Abdel Nasser. his reaction was not reported.
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Ghana
Kwame Nkrumah
New York
U. N. General Assembly
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Cubans Seek Large U S Aid Plan for Latin America
In Bogota AP reports Cuba’s Economics Minister Regina Boti prepared to urge a $90 billion U S aid program for Latin America. The push traces to a February 196? meeting of the committee of 21 where Fidel Castro promoted the idea at Buenos Aires last year.
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Regina Boti
U.S
Latin America
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Fidel Castro
Buenos Aires
Schenck Talks in Middletown During State Swing
Paul F. Schenck a Republican from Dayton will visit the American Legion building on South Main Street in Middletown next Tuesday for a grass roots conference. He plans to speak to thousands as part of a state tour that began yesterday in Dayton where he expressed confidence in re election. His November opponent is Dayton Mayor R. William Patterson.
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Dayton
Middletown
American Legion
S. Main Street
Schenck
R. William Patterson
New Juvenile Center Plans in Lebanon Approved
Warren County commissioners approved architect D A Langhorst to draft plans for a juvenile detention home in Lebanon with capacity for four girls and eight boys. Current juveniles are held at the county jail. Plans aim for completion within three weeks and include future expansion potential.
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Warren County
D. A. Langhorst
Butler County
Langhorst
Oil and Gas Leasing In Ohio Probed
Governor DiSalle says fraudulent oil and gas leases are a rising problem in Ohio. The Division of Securities issued eight cease and desist orders last month and twelve in July, targeting firms mostly based outside Ohio. Investigations cover several deals worth more than a million dollars.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Division of Securities
Canada
Auto Victims Reported In Fair Condition
Mrs. Jewell Ashley, 22, of West Alexandria, injured in an auto crash near Gratis, was listed in fair condition today at Middletown Hospital after yesterday being listed good with back injuries. Her husband Ova, 22, in good condition after yesterday being listed fair, sustained a broken left leg and fractured ribs. The couple’s car went out of control on Ohio 503, struck a telephone pole and overturned.
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Ohio 503
Drug official defends Lederle profits before Senate panel
The American Cyanamid president testified in a Senate Anti trust hearing that Lederle Laboratories profits from antibiotics and other medicines average 14.1 percent since 1949, peaking at 19 percent in 1950 and dipping to 11.6 percent in 1962. He said the 12 to 15 percent goal, set in 1908, funds expanded research and new drug development despite high costs. He urged against restricting drug patents, arguing patents spur innovation and lower some prices overall.
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American Cyanamid Co
Senate
Lederle Laboratories
Kesiaem W. WU
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Malcolm
Lederle
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Estes Kefauver
D Tenn
Crash at Columbus Claims Lives of Two Teens
A three car crash on Columbus east side Monday night killed Paul Ballman 17 and Thomas Young 18. Willie Martin 34 was arrested for investigation of second degree manslaughter.
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Columbus
East Side
Pataskala
Paul Ballman
Thomas Young
St. Anthony Hospital
Willie Martin
Air Conditioning Firm B L Dawson Co at 125 Clark Street
Local commercial service listing for air conditioning refrigeration and heating provided by B L Dawson Co located at 125 Clark Street Georgia with phone number 2.3689.
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Are You Registered to Vote Casts Notice in Middletown
Polling information urges residents to check voter registration status and register at the Board of Elections office located in the Middletown Federal Savings and Loan Building. Office hours are Monday through Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. to 12 noon.
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Board of Elections
Middletown
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