Sky-Eye Takes Portraits Of Old Mother Earth
The UPI report notes the Tiros satellite images show earth’s cloud cover and foretell weather forecasting advances while hinting at military reconnaissance potential. Eisenhower calls it marvelous as the satellite orbits every 99 minutes after a Cape Canaveral launch.
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Sky - Eye
Washington
UPI
Earth
America
Eisenhower
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Tiros
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Russia
Defense Department
Midas
Samos
Public School Teachers Brush Up On Space
In Columbus Ohio 100 public school teachers will participate in a space oriented training program conducted by United Press International. The group aims to enhance science instruction and boost classroom activities with space related material.
Rights Taxes Aged Care In Congress Spotlight
Congress this week focused on civil rights and defense while voting on tax measures. The Senate forged a compromise civil rights bill as the House pressed for medical care for the elderly and debated tax relief and Social Security payroll taxes for tips. The Saturn moon mission and Polaris program advances highlighted space and defense news, alongside a Miami University aviation program expanding teacher space education this summer.
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Washington
UPC
Senate
House
Ways & Means Committee
Treasury
House Ways & Means
Eisenhower
Civilian Space Agency
Wernher von Braun
Navy
Bufalino Deportation Appeal Denied in Third Circuit
Bufalino, 56, Kingston Pa drapery maker and Apalachin crime convention delegate, lost a Friday bid to overturn a U S immigration order deporting him to Italy. The Third Circuit upheld this ruling for concealment of alien status and failure to follow birth requirements. He had claimed U S birth but acknowledged Montechoro, Italy.
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Philadelphia
UPD
Russell Bufalino
Kingston
N. C
Immigration Service
Italy
U. S. Court of Appeals For
Third District
Bufalino
United States
Montedoro
The Chronicle Telegram 1960 Lorain County notice
A partial OCR entry shows the Chronicle Telegram print details from April 2 1960. It lists publication info for Elyria Ohio The Lorain County Printing Publishing Co 225 East Ave and pricing for mail subscriptions for Lorain and adjoining counties Ohio and elsewhere in Ohio with rates per year and carrier details.
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Lorain County Printing& Publishing Co
East Ave
Elyria, Ohio
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain
Ohi
Aeanes Ae
Elyria Sav
Elyria Tel
Ad Fisher Bros. General Industries
Grafton Banking
Gregory Industries
Lorain Co
Lorain Tel
North
iNov
Ohio Tel
Av. & Sie
Norwalk
Oberlin Sav. Bank
Ohio Turnpike
Perry Fay
Isseseeee A
iPlaudler Cascascsens Sav
Bnk
Stouffer
Troxel Mig
Wellington Ank
Johnson says Senate civil rights actions satisfy neither extremists
Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson said Senate voting on civil rights was not satisfying extremists on either side. He praised the Senate for legislating on the House approved rights bill but declined to forecast completion. Key votes included a 69 to 2 approval of a Carroll compromise and a 48 to 38 table of a liberal-backed amendment to create a permanent agency for nondiscrimination in government contracts.
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Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
House
Johnson
John A. Carroll
D-Colo
Eisenhower
Carroll
Commission On
Richard M. Nixon
Everett M. Dirksen
Driver Survives 100 Foot Car Plunge in Cleveland
A car plunged over an embankment more than 100 feet today in Cleveland. The driver, Paul Zart Jr., 59, of Parma, survived with head and chin cuts and was reported in fair condition at St. John's hospital.
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Cleveland
Paul Zart Jr
Parma
St. John’s Hospital
World in a Spin and a Patchwork of News Bits
A chaotic mix reports on a Geneva WHO film showing alcohol issues, vandalism in London, a burglar ignoring warnings, mixed economic outlooks, Great Lakes shipping season opening, and political talk. Snap updates include a Wisconsin primary angle, Columbus jewel theft, and local legal and tax actions across Ohio.
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World Health Organization
Geneva
London
Ventura
New York
Cleveland
Burlington
Lake Erie
Great Lakes
Welland Canal
West To Challenge Reds On Arms Costs
Western delegates at the Geneva disarmament conference plan to press the Soviet Union to reveal annual arms expenditures. Western officials say Moscow spends well beyond the 15 percent of its budget openly allocated to defense to sustain a vast military establishment.
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West
Reds
Geneva
UPI
Internationaldisarmament Organization
Sister Kenny Foundation Under Probe
Minneapolis officials probe the Sister Elizabeth Kenny Foundation as an accounting firm reports 1.225 million raised in 1951, of which 250200 supported foundation work and 975671 funded publicizing and solicitations. Investigation by Minnesota attorney general's office continues.
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Minneapolis
UPI
Elizabeth Kenny Foundation
Arthur Andersen and Co
Minnesota
Eisenhower Proclaims National Maritime Day for Savannah Voyage
President Eisenhower on May 23 designates National Maritime Day to honor the 1819 departure of the American merchant ship Savannah, the first steamship to sail transoceanically.
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Washington
Upi
Eisenhower
Savannah
Tavern Owner Cleared of Manslaughter in Ohio Shooting
Ravenna Ohio tavern owner Edward Bevil was cleared of first degree manslaughter in the fatal shooting of Beatty Wilson. Municipal Judge James French found no probable cause for action, saying Bevil acted after being attacked outside the tavern last month.
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Ravenna
UPI
Edward Bevil
Beatty Wilson
James French
Bevil
Wilson
Man Jailed Six Months In Baby Death
Elmer Lee Webber Jr. 22 of Columbus received six months in Franklin County jail and five years probation after pleading guilty to manslaughter in the death of a 7 month old baby at his home. Webber said he struck the infant with his fist after returning home from drinking beer because the crying bothered him. He had been in jail since the infant’s death.
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Columbus
UPI
Elmer Lee Webber Jr
Franklin County
Webber
Richard Eskelson
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Suite 206
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Broad Street
Washington Ave
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Midwest Stock Exchange
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U.S.A
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Wisconsin
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Marion
Public Utilities Commission
General Telephone Co
Board OF Tax Appeals
American Legion Post
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NAACP
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Akron
Harry van Berg
Geauga County
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Akron Legal Aid Society
Floyd Hyde
Nina Reese
Lewis Campbell
Alger
Hardin County
St. Marys
Hans Christian Andersen
Richmond
Los Angeles
Charles Lindbergh
John Condon
St. Raymond's Cemetery
Bronx
Lindbergh
Sister Kenny Foundation
the General Industries Company
Tower 16
Parsons G Co., Inc
Superior
Biella
Asus Aes
Park Ave
Amhers
Breader
Herrick Ave
West Wellingten, Ohio
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