Ohio House Bus Bill Shifts to Mandatory Senate Version
Hearings on a permissive school bus bill pivoted to backing the mandatory Senate measure. The day also saw Morgan County land transfer approved and a change to county judges surety bonds. Other actions include a strip mine bill hearing and multiple new measures from tax to school law proposals.
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Cleveland
Anthony J. Russo
James P. Celebrezze
Celebrezze
Ralph Kohnen
Cincinnati
Harold Romer
Coldwater
Raymond E. Woodard
Akron
Citizens For Educational Freedom
CEF
Senate Conservation and Agriculture Committee
Edmund Sargus
St. Clairsville
Oakley Collins
Seattle U Basketball Bribery Scandal Arrests
FBI charged Charlie Williams and Petter Phillips both Seattle University players with conspiring to fix the point spread in the January 22 game against Idaho. Chicago lounge owner Leo Casale was also arrested as the alleged organizer. Williams and Phillips were expelled. Seattle’s post season hopes diminished.
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Seattle University
FBI
Charlie Williams
Tacoma
Wash
Petter Phillips
Detroit
Chicago
University of Idaho
J. E. Milnes
Williams
Phillips
Leo Casale
Idaho
Casale
University
Pauling Urges Rational Moral Alternative to War
Nobel laureate Linus Pauling told an international peace convocation that civilization has reached a point where war must be abolished and replaced by world law based on justice and morality. He linked poverty and militarism and criticized selective suffering under military budgets.
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New York
UPI
Linus Pauling
Pauling
Center For the Study of Democratic
Don’t Wake Up Nights Patent Medicine Ad
An old advertisement promotes Bukets for nightly bladder irregularity claiming relief from kidney disorder symptoms. It promises a 39 cent refund after taking three tablets if not satisfied, and notes availability today at Kaiser and Wells Drugstores.
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Kaiser and Wells Drug
Aviatrix Dies In Plane Crash Near Big Pines California
Aviatrix Joan Merriam Smith 28 and companion Trixie Anne Schubert 42 died when their borrowed Cessna 180 crashed into San Gabriel Mountains during a short hop from Long Beach to Wrightwood. The wreckage burned across about 1 1/2 acres near 6,500 feet, two miles from the recreation area, 45 miles from Los Angeles. Smith had gained fame circling the globe and following Amelia Earhart’s route.
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UPI
Joan Merriam Smith
Amelia Earhart
Trixie Anne Schubert
Long Beach
Tain
Wrightwood
San Gabriel
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