Congress Holds Big Stakes in New Measures
AP analyzes how the first session of the 86th Congress touched business across many fronts. A major labor bill, defense spending shifts, highway aid, and public works shape profits, debt, and inflation. Exporters, utilities, and lenders watch bond rights, foreign aid rules, and tax implications closely as court rulings loom over several provisions.
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Demos offer Lausche to GOP in jest
Sen. Joseph S. Clark suggested on a television show that Republicans should take Sen. Frank Lausche of Ohio since Lausche votes with the GOP. He noted that Sen. William Langer of North Dakota often sided with Democrats, joking that the parties might swap senators.
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Smooth American Gin offers plain dry martini option
A promotional note touts Schenley Smooth American Gin as free of rough spots, distilled clean and dry. It claims cocktails can be made with gin and ice alone, or straight up with no vermouth. The label highlights Schenley Distillers Company, New York, price 3.61 per fifth, 80 proof, code 334B.
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Speak Out To Nikita Says Nixon
Vice President Richard M. Nixon urged Americans to speak out on major issues with Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev during his U S visit. He warned against courtesy masking tough questions and noted Khrushchev can be calculating in private. Nixon cited differences between free and communist worlds and warned of Soviet expansion aims.
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Fifth Victim Dies In Toledo Auto Train Crash
In Rossford Ohio the death toll from an automobile train collision rose to five with the death of Mary Frances Sylvester a 17 year old of Rossford. Four were killed Sunday when a carload of teenagers sped past flasher signals and collided with a Baltimore and Ohio freight. Three others remain in critical condition.
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Iraq to set up formation centers in Europe and Middle East
Baghdad radio says Iraq will establish centers in London Vienna Beirut and Prague to promote tourism and trade propaganda.
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Crossword Clue Puzzle From Horizon Page
Readable crossword from Horizon page with across and down clues. Includes various definitions for topics like anatomy language geography and classical references across both directions. Answers cover items from food to architecture and history and fit standard puzzle grid requirements.
Ohio lobbyist indicted for not reporting bills
Franklin County grand jury indicted Robert E. Scott of Cambridge on two counts for failing to report hotel bill payments totaling $16 000 made for lawmakers during three legislative sessions His expenditures included hotel bills for Senators Arthur Blake Anthony Calabrese and Lowell Fess Representative James McGetrick and former Senator Raymond Hildebrand The probe urged a special grand jury to continue the investigation and noted hotel payments were not itemized in 1957 or 1959 expense reports Scott reported 6446 for the recent session but did not detail hotel bills He dispute details and awaits court hearing with possible penalties of 200 to 5000 fine or one to two years imprisonment
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Belmont
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Cuyahoga
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Raymond E. Hildebrand
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Ted W. Brown
Franklin County
Earl W. Allison
DiSalle urges conflict law after grand jury report
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle says Ohio may need a conflict of interest law after a Franklin County grand jury report on lobbyist and legislator activity. Indicted lobbyist Robert E. Scott faced counts for failing to report money spent for legislators, prompting calls for tighter rules and clearer definitions of illegal conduct.
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Franklin County Grand Jury
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio
Towser and Fido: Do ancient roots make Towser a recent trend
The question asks if Towser’s naming echoes ancient Rome where dogs were named Fido. It notes Fido as a history item and asks whether Towser represents a modern revival or a recent upstart in naming dogs after pets. No concrete facts provided.
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