MSU Professor decries national ignorance on war and peace debates
In Kent, Ohio, Dr Wesley R Fisher a Michigan State University political science professor charged that national decisions on war and peace are discussed amid ignorance due to superficial news coverage. In Washington the Army will review the civilian marksmanship program as Congress questions gun controls and NRA involvement.
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Kent
Ohio
UPI
Michigan
Wesley R. Fisher
Washington
Camp Perry
Army
Congress
Defense Department
National Rifle Association
Milkshake poisoning trial ends in guilty verdict
Mrs. Mary Koshiol a 38 year old housewife was found guilty of attempted murder after toxicologists testified arsenic was present in two milkshakes and an orange drink she brought for her husband John Koshiol. She was being treated for chronic arsenic intoxication.
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Mary Koshiol
Koshiol
John
UPI
Six Cents A Letter Hike Moves Through House Panel
Washington legislators pressed a bill to raise letter postage from 5 to 6 cents and air mail from 8 to 10 cents and postcards from 4 to 6 cents. The plan aims to align mailing costs with expenditures, reviving a debate on stamp prices.
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Washington
UPI
House Post Office
National Guard Deployed to Quell Cairo Fire Bombings
A National Guard detachment from the 1st Battalion of the 130th Infantry was ordered in to aid Cairo police after a wave of Molotov cocktail arson attacks in a racially mixed area. A white-owned store and a lumber yard were set on fire amid the night unrest.
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Cairo
UPI
National Guard
Otto Kerner
Springfield
Ill
130Th Infantry
Rail Strike Reaches End as Workers Return to Jobs
The slow return to work by shopcraft employees marked the end of the industry wide railroad strike led by the International Machinists Association. Some workers crossed lines as long as 24 hours after the official closure, resuming duties on national railroads.
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International Machinists Association
California Editor Urges End to Newspaper Syndication Monopoly
A California editor told Senate investigators that it should be illegal for a large metropolitan newspaper to acquire exclusive rights to popular comics, cartoons and syndicated features over a wide geographic area. The testimony signals concern over monopolistic control of syndicated content by major papers.
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Washington
UPI
California
Senate
Cloudy weather with scattered showers and thundershowers
Considerable cloudiness with little temperature change through Thursday. Showers and scattered thundershowers mainly in the afternoons and evenings. High near 80 today, 84 Tuesday with a low around 61 and .27 inch of rain expected Tuesday. Sunrise 6 10 a.m. Sunset 8 57 p.m.
City to clash with Kirbawy over junk ordinance again
Norwalk and 61 year old Kirbawy face renewed legal action over unlicensed dismantled vehicles at 58 N West St. Cited into Mayor's Court July 27 for failing to remove junk after June 20 notice. City solicitor says previous case was dropped, new action is prepared.
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Norwalk
George Kirbawy
Kirbawy
N. West St
Marion Drive
L.C. Hilson
Kilbany
Don Hohler
North West Street
Hilson
Kirbany
Robert J. Vetter
Frederick F. Waugh
Poverty Board Changes Bylaws In Erie Huron Counties
The Erie Huron Counties Community Action Commission plans to revise bylaws to remove dependence on county advisory boards and replace members. Five Huron representatives remain in good standing after disassociation and absences affected others. new leadership was named for the bi county board. A separate note cites rising Egypt Israel tensions over the Suez Canal with UN observers urging restraint as clashes and rhetoric intensify.
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Sandusky
Erie- Huron County Anti-Poverty Organization
Erie-Huron Counties Community Action Commission
Robert Oglesby
Huron County Community Action Commission
Erie County
CAC
Huron County
Cedure
J. Creighton Christ
Jack Gardner
Robert Fish
Catherine Kraus
Eula Hammock
Roger Dixon
St. Clair Robinson
Clarence Seavers
Acom
Egypt
Israel
Suez Canal
United Nations
Odd Bull
Norway
U.N
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Levi Eshkol
Bull
Thant
Elyantara
Kremlin
Cairo
Sudan
Racial Tension Shifts Across New Jersey Frontier
Racial unrest shifts from Newark to other New Jersey communities as violence spreads within a 50 mile area including Paterson Elizabeth Asbury Park New Brunswick Jersey City Plainfield Montclair Rahway and Franklin Township. Civil rights leaders urge Gov Hughes to address Negro problems and seek a meeting as a first step toward peace amid frail truces and tense officials.
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Newark
N.J
UPS
New Jersey
Plainfield
Richard J. Hughes
Elizabeth
Paterson
Asbury Park
New Brunswick
Jersey City
Montclair
Rawhay
Franklin Township
Patricia Sheehan
White patrol cars prove effective traffic enforcement tool
State patrol reports the white patrol car at Iluron County post has logged 23 weeks and about 46 000 miles targeting high accident areas Route 250 north of Norwalk Route 20 west of Monroeville and the Route 224 13 intersection near Greenwich. Officer Nedreski says the car gets enforcement results not possible with black cars and warns that daydreaming drivers at 60 mph can cause fatal crashes.
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Frank C. Nedreski
Iluron
Nedreski
Huron County
Norwalk
Monroeville
Greenwich
Helicopters Rescue Ringed Green Berets Near Saigon
U S Army helicopters rescued a surrounded Green Beret unit 70 miles northwest of Saigon after 600 guerrillas trapped them near the Cambodian border. Major Robert Bowles of Mineral Wells Texas said the last wounded man was pulled out just before dark. American gunships raked enemy positions to keep them at bay.
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Saigon
Rps
Robert Bowles
Mineral Wells
Tex
Olsen Miller undecided on seeking re election
Dale Olsen and Paul Miller whose terms on the Norwalk City Board of Education expire this year have not decided whether they will run for re election. Filing deadline for school board candidates is 4 p.m. Aug. 9.
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Dale Olsen
Paul Miller
Norwalk City
Miller and Olsen
Mother charged after son's fatal eye injury during spanking
Akron police say Mrs. E R Thompson, free on bond, spanked 3 year old Roger with a rod. he died after surgery from eye injury causing brain damage. She faces first degree manslaughter charges in municipal court.
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Akron
UPS
E.R. Thompson
Roger
Children’s Hospital
Carl
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