Big Three Seek Pact On Reich Security Issues
New York Reuters Sept 14 The United States Britain and France pressed to end the state of war with West Germany and to bolster German police and security. They signaled emphasis on German self rule under Western defense, while delaying a firm plan for German military units. They aimed to unify Western Europe defense under a single command, with progress possible today and a broader statement tonight.
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New York
Germany
United States
Britain
France
Robert Schuman
Schuman
Dean Acheson
Ernest Bevin
Middle East
Far East
North Atlantic Treaty Council
Acheson
Bevin
Europe
Atlantic Alliace
Limi
Ted Rearmament
Ruhr
A Hunting He Will Go Pity the Housewife
A humorous column by Mary Peebles on squirrel season. It jokes about husbands hunting trips while wives balance budgets and meals. The piece playfully cautions against questioning the hunt and notes the expected empty returns and long days in the woods. It ends with a tip that pot roast can be made quickly in a pressure cooker.
Lincoln High Band Benefit Concert Pleasing Show
Lincoln High School 106 piece band delivered an ear pleasing concert in the school auditorium on Wednesday night. The Autumn Serenade was directed by A Jord Bayless with tap and ballet numbers vocals and pantomimes by band members. Featured performers included Ruth Foreman Sally Anthony David Burke Dick Corbit Harold Bingham Bill Albers Jerrie Mendenhall Cecilia Domenico and Don Boldt. Proceeds will aid the band uniform and equipment fund.
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Lincoln High School
A. Jord Bayless
Ruth Foreman
Sally Anthony
David Burke
Dick Corbit
Harold Bingham
Bill Albers
Jerrie Mendenhall
Cecilia Domenico
Don Boldt
John Smith
Stray bullet wounds Zehner at Effingham gas station
Raymond Zehner, a local gasoline station operator, was struck by a stray bullet while cleaning a car windshield in Effingham. Dr. E L Damron, the city health officer, treated a forehead wound after leaping from the car.
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Effingham
Ill
Raymond Zehner
E. L. Damron
Zehner
Judge Wanamaker Addresses Canton Realtors Dinner
Judge W B Wanamaker of Akron told Canton Real Estate Board members and guests at the Constitutional Day dinner in St Francis Hotel that the Constitution establishes checks and balances with three branches. He warned that recent years show diminished checks and noted the president and Congress lack sovereign power, stressing the sovereign is the individual. Attendees included real estate board members from Akron Alliance Massillon and Wayne County, with Al Scheetz chairing the event.
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Canton Real Estate Board
St. Francis Hotel
W. B. Wanamaker
Akron
Congress
Alliance
Massillon
Wayne County
al Scheetz
Paul Krider
Don Hambleton
Fred Broad
Loree Semple
Tree Still Bears Pears After 120 Years in Jerseyville
In Jerseyville Illinois a fruit tree that has stood for 120 years remains productive. Owner Ray Nevius believed a tornado had damaged it years ago when large branches were torn off. After careful pruning the tree recovered and continues to yield pears.
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Jerseyville
Ill
Ray Nevius
Okinawa to Elect Civil Governor Next Sunday
Okinawa will elect a civilian governor next Sunday as Maj. Gen. Robert B. McClure, military governor, announces 25 000 leaflets urging all qualified voters to participate in the election.
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Okinawa
Robert B. McClure
Islands
G.O.P. To Push Bungling Issue in Campaign Strategy
Republican leaders from 20 central states met in Chicago for a two day session to map campaign strategy for the November 7 election. They named bungling by the Democrats as the main issue and discussed how to hammer it home while avoiding campaign specifics in closed sessions. Speakers included Rep Leonard Hall and Sen Darby with plans for addresses by Rep Clarence Brown.
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Central States
Atlantic City
N. J
Salt Lake City
Utah
Fred G. Crawford
Cleveland
Leonard Hall
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Darby
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Clarence Brown
Ohio
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Michigan
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
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Oklahoma
Missouri
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Iowa
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Wisconsin
North Dakota
South Dakota
Truck Tools Stolen From Kendall Chester’s Vehicle
Kendall Chester of the Traymore Hotel reported to the sheriff that a log book and several tools were taken from his truck parked at the Gambrinus inn early today.
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Kendall Chester
Traymore Hotel
Gambrinus Inn
Persian Sturgeon Defies Red Line and Voice Giggles
AP reports the Voice of America jokes about Caspian Sea sturgeon avoiding Soviet influence as Russia seeks to renew a 25 year fishing pact with Iran. Russia has averaged 105 tons of sturgeon eggs yearly, sold as Russian caviar, while the Voice notes no claim of indoctrination by the fish. Officials say the broadcast runs in 25 State Department radio languages.
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Voice of America
Russia
Sta
Voice
Soviet Union
Iran
Persia
Caspian
State Department
Safety Council To Seek Sponsors for Programs
A Canton Area Safety Council committee was appointed to study the advisability of seeking sponsors to support the council’s use of the National Safety Council’s monthly themes and programs. Named by president Norman McGregor were Larry Oldham Detective Howard Griffin and Joseph S. Dowell. The group discussed one way streets a school system director of safety activities pedestrian law enforcement a traffic guide publication public safety education and a paid full time secretary for the council.
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Canton Area Safety Council
National Safety Council
Norman McGregor
Larry Oldham
Howard Griffin
Joseph S. Dowell
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