Government cites pressure in Oatis trial
The State Department said no evidence supported William N. Oatis espionage conviction after a Czech trial transcript showed his answers were rehearsed and obtained under pressure. Oatis, AP correspondent, was sentenced July 4 to ten years for espionage amid allegations the case targeted news gathering.
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Ohio Teacher Shortage Eases but Elementary Gaps Persist
Ohio's long critical teacher supply is easing with more state aid boosting salaries, yet elementary vacancies linger amid rising enrollments. The State Department of Education predicts every Ohio classroom will have a teacher next fall, though some may be unqualified.
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Dust explosion roars through Chicago stores
A dust explosion and fire on Chicago's south side killed one firefighter and injured 12 others while 23 civilians were hurt. Fireman Edwin Paulsen, 34, died after being hurled from a roof and buried by debris. Cause undetermined, but Commissioner Corrigan cited dust buildup between walls and a second floor American Legion hall as the factor. Damages estimated at $100,000.
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South Side
Edwin Paulsen
Derris
Michael J. Corrigan
American Legion Hall
Polio Cases Reported in Dayton This Summer
Seven polio cases have been reported in Dayton this summer, per the Montgomery County chapter of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. All patients were hospitalized at Miami Valley Hospital.
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Traffic arrests in Navarre and Massillon area
ATRICK B Hodges 44 of Akron fined 20 dollars in Navarre Mayor's Court for reckless driving after attempting to pass a truck on Route 21 near the Tuscarawas county line. Rudolph Milnac 38 of 2321 13th st NE charged with reckless driving for bumping a parked car on Tuscarawas st W and displacing it into traffic. Charles Ellis 32 of 1119 Liberty ave SE arrested on a warrant charging driving while license suspended. Dayton Eppley 32 Massillon charged with driving while under influence and failing to yield. Eugene Pettry 25 Louisville charged with alcohol related offenses and defective brakes on Market ave S.
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Akron
Navarre
Hodges
Tuscarawas County
Rudolph C. Milnac
13Th St
Tuscarawas St W
Charles Ellis
Liberty Ave SE
Tuscarawas St
Dewalt Ave
Eugene C. Pettry
Main St
Louisville
Market Ave S
Riot at Elverta Dance Leaves Two Injured
Authorities dispersed a riot at a suburban pool and dance hall in Elverta, 15 miles northeast of Sacramento, when more than 500 people clashed during a dance sponsored by an air force unit from McClellan Field. Tear gas and fire hoses were used. two persons were seriously hurt as the dance floor was ripped up and tables overturned.
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Elverta
Air Force
McClellan Field
Golden Rule Teaching Attributed To Confucius
The Chinese philosopher Confucius taught the Golden Rule over five centuries before Christ. In the Analects, the idea appears as What you do not want done to yourself do not do to others.
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