Soviet Warns U S on Flights Above 10000 Feet
Berlin reports a Soviet spokesman warned the United States not to fly planes to West Berlin at altitudes over 10 000 feet, saying defiance could bring complications. Three Soviet jets buzzed an unarmed U S Air Force transport during crossings, while Moscow and East Berlin counters protested the U S altitude ban.
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West Berlin
Soviet Zone
East Germany
West Gerlin
Fim-mbassy
East Berlin
U.S
Imports Of Steel Are High In Tight Market
In a midwestern market likely to set a record for the first half Iron Age notes mills face lag in delivery and rising prices as foreign steel is offered for May June and July delivery. The article links demand with potential curbs and notes U S lines on Soviet airspace and a pending formal rejection of a Soviet claim.
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New York
Iron Age
Trade Authority
Tulie
United States
Polio Shots Bill Stalled In Ohio Subcommittee
A bill mandating polio shots for children before school entry stalled for weeks in a subcommittee of the House committee. Health Department proposals to expand to diphtheria, smallpox, whooping cough, and other immunizations drew protests from local school boards over shifting jurisdiction.
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Columbus
UPI
Mouse Fronrth
Oligionily Deaf
Eematiar
Mine Owner Shot Killed in Knox County Ambush
State police said they would pursue charges against all men present in the premeditated murder of Knox County mine owner Woodrow Smith. The 44 year old from Flattick Ky was shot six times on a hill near the mine as a convoy of strikers arrived, with witnesses linking attackers to United Mine Workers members.
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Barbourvilen
Knox County
Woodrow Smith
Flattick
Sid Hls
Striae United Mine Workers
Scilings Creek Coy
AB Chandler
Toy Watch
Abil Safety
Don Slay
Nacional Gane
Iron and steel demand pressures threaten labor and rail delays
The Iron Age notes looming strike risk as date lines loom for labor contracts. Metal plants face steel shortages and mills push for faster delivery, risking supply gaps. Rail freight car backlogs rise with May shipments six weeks behind and delays extending into the second half of the year.
Ohio House OKs Jobless Pay Extension and Scooter Bill
The Ohio House approved a measure extending jobless pay by 13 weeks and a bill on motor scooter licensing. The package moves to the Senate with GOP opposition aimed at restricting benefits and governing scooter use. The tax bill accompanying the package passed 99 to 29 after defeating amendments.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
House
Benne
GOP
Senate
Democrats
Michael
Crosby Boys Defend Bing Crosby as Good Father
Hollywood reports Bing Crosby’s four grown sons defend him as a good dad despite perceived fault lines. Dennis and Philip note closeness as they age while Lindsay and other brothers discuss discipline and schooling. Some sons faced legal issues and a move due to noise, but family sentiment remains mixed about the long career.
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Hollywood
Bing
Crosby
Pop
Lindsay
Dennis
Win
Philip
Lis Vouns
Gary
Kathy Grant
Disie Lex
Grace of Monaco to Undergo Surgery this Week
Dr. James A. Lehman announced the Princess Grace of Monaco will receive an operation within the week in Lausanne. He said Swiss colleague Dr. Jean-David Buffat and Lausanne anesthesiologist Dr. Charles Boivoy will assist, with details kept private. doctors discuss recurrent appendicitis and timing under Swiss law.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
UPI
James A. Lehman
United Press International
Grace of
Monaco
Hollywood
Grace
Jon B. Kelly
Prince Rainier
Philadelphia
Tion
Athe Waite
Jean-David Buffat
Lehman
Progress Reported In Leukemia Fight
The Singa-Kel tevin Institute in New York reports leukemia rates nearly triple in 50 years, citing X-ray and radiation exposure from atomic work. Scientists urge vigilance among doctors and handlers of X-ray equipment to recognize leukemia as a possible hazard and encourage safety without alarming the public.
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Singa-Keltevin Institute
New York
Buother
New Stereo Player Reported in New York
A New York report describes a stereophonie record player with a single amplifier and planned cost reduction measures for home storage and playback. CRS laboratories provided the findings at the convention, noting efficiency improvements and simplified designs.
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New York, NY
OPN
Willy
CRS Laboratories
Actress Gets Divorce in Los Angeles
Actress Moorehead obtained a final divorce decree Tuesday from her husband of six years after meeting Robert Gift.
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Los Angeles
Moorehead
Robert Gift
First Quarter Economy Sets New Records
Economists report a strong start to the year with a strike hedge tactic and rising sales. Auto industry officials anticipate a spring buying push as durable goods demand climbs. Construction and housing starts remain at record levels, boosting furniture and appliance markets.
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Lane
Eiffel Party Planned Celebrating the Wirfel Tower
In Paris an open invitation goes to residents of France for May 1889 events marking the tower's 70th birthday. A luncheon is scheduled for May 16 at the tower's restaurant with guests welcomed to join the celebration.
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Paris
Wirfel
France
Amish School Ban By Court To Be Appealed
Renton QC UPI reports Arther Tader Judge issues temporary injunction banning Amish from two parochial schools along with teachers parrots and parents to pause operations and attendance as appeals planned today after hearings stating schools do not meet state standards.
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Renton
UPI
Alarneys
Cardin County Common
Arthur "Tader
Tider
Tudor
DiSalle Criticizes Legislative Log-Rolling in Ohio
Ohio Governor Michael DiSalle attacks legislative log rolling as he argues for reform and questions the use of Camp Perry for Boys State. He plans to meet racing official Zoltan Gombos and press for changes while lawmakers consider liquor reform and state oversight.
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Crane Case
Chanel Carney Columbus
UPD
Gov
MI 1
Charles
Camney Chael V
DiSalle
EOE Cae
Coache Camptornins Pring
di- Sale
L Etter
Carney
Difeile
Ohio
Columbusee
Central
Eye Boys
Adjutant General
Camp Perry
Car
Lance
Herie
Gombos
Dis
Zoltan Gombos
Attemor
Side of the Star
Raymond Motley
Influence charged in charter grants in Ohio
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle said an investigation found officials in the C. William O’Neill administration used influence to obtain charters for four savings and loan associations. Andrew Pitka, superintendent of commerce, said six other charters granted in the period appeared to conform to law. The Buckeye Building, Shaker, Euclid, and State Savings charters were cited, with Pitka ordered to examine all charters issued between November 4 and January after a newspaper inquiry.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
William O'Neill
Savings and Loan Associations
Andrew C. Pitka
Commerce
Putka
O'Neill
Mark Meltion
Elroy
Salle
Sena
Cayuga County
Savirg and Loan Association
Buckeye Building
le Assn. of
Cincinnati
Pitka
DiSa J
Savings and Loan
Prison Escape Leader's Second Attempt Fails
Prison escape leader Robert P. Herman, 36, of Youngstown, whose trio staged an earlier jail breakout, is placed in solitary after a second attempt. Deputies found three concrete blocks removed from a wall and a light fixture dug out as Herman tried to escape again during a cell inspection.
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Youngstown
UPI
Robert P. Herman
Acre
Soliary
Herman
Washington
UPD
Wane Morse
D-Ore
Paul Langley
Stept
M. Young
Morse
Ohio Democrat
Posal
Aurora
Geaugas
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