State To Spend Nearly $2 Billion In Road Program
Ohio Highway Department plans a 2.0 billion dollar program over two and a half years to close gaps in the road system. Everett Preston cites 728 million for 790 miles this year to June 30 1961 and 1 207 million for 436 miles after June 1961, with total near 1 946 billion. Interstates receive 1 552 billion across rural and urban projects, aiming to complete the system by 1968 or 1959. Resurfacing adds another 12-15 million this year.
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Columbus
UPI
Everett
Preston
William O'Neill
Ohio
Highway Department
Cincinnati
Canton
Marietta
New Teaching Machine Delivers Corrective Lectures
A new teaching machine demonstrated in New York on Thursday not only corrects errors but provides a brief lecture when correct responses are given. The recorded message tells a student to study harder and develop careful study habits to succeed in life.
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New York
Uphn
Colder Today With Light Showers In Northeast Ohio
Northeast Ohio braces for colder conditions this afternoon with a few showers through events. Temperatures around 60 cooling to the evening as a high pressure system approaches. Nighttime humidity near 92 percent with a forecast for late sunset around 6 p.m. and sunrise at 6:05 a.m. tomorrow.
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Ohio
Tgei
Law
Taconset
Fallout From Soviet Atomic Tests Reaches U S Areas
Washington reports new fallout data show Russian tests in the Arctic increasing strontium deposits in U S foods may not exceed federal limits. Libby notes three categories of fallout local tropospheric and stratospheric with heavier doses from Minneapolis latitude.
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Washington
Russia
Arctic
United States
Willard F. Libby
Atomic Snergy Commission
U.S
Libby
Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
AIC
Navy
Minneapolis
Tabby
Alphe
Dro FA Martell
Cambridge Research Center
Ieee
Martell
Dalai Lama Granted Asylum In India After Escape
India grants asylum to the Dalai Lama amid tight security to shield him from Chinese attempts to kidnap him. Nehru announced his safe arrival in New Delhi as Tibetists rally against Beijing. Officials note rebel Khamba tribesmen gain momentum while possible UN appeals loom.
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UPD
India
Dalai Lama
Tibet
Jawaharlal Nehru
New York
United Nations
Taipei
China
Lhasa
Nehru
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Tut
Red China
Inhai
Judge OKs Meter in Nashville Drunk-Driving Test
In Nashville Tennessee UPI reports Judge approves a drunkometer test as City Tudee Andrew Doyle breathes into the device and says he hasn’t had a drink in three years, adding the result seems accurate.
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Judge OK
Meter
Nashville, Tenn
UPI
Tudee
Andrew Doyle
Doyle
West Three outline stance toward Berlin talks with Reds
The Western Big Three nation leaders led talks outline strategy with NATO allies on negotiations with the Soviet Union over Berlin and East Germany. They pledged no recognition of Communist East Germany in any deal and insisted American British and Canadian troops stay in Europe to deter Soviet pressure.
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Britain
France
East Germany
Sovets
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Council
Soviet Union
Faragn
Selain Lind
Germany
Christan Herter
Bass Herner
Armoricet
Mau
Ship Runs Aground Near Cape Cod Killing Two
Wellfleet Mass February two fishermen died when a 40 foot fishing vessel ran aground off Wellfleet Cape Cod. Four men were rescued by the Coast Guard with two hospitalized in poor condition and another missing. A cutter and Chatham lifeboat station crew searched the surf and found two bodies on the shore as efforts to refloat the grounded vessel continued.
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UPD
Cape Cod
I Coast Guard
Condon
Tssing
Dea
Coast Guard
Cape
Chatham Life Boat Station
Camp Wellflert
Second Shift Work Slated At Ford Brownheelm Plant
News notes indicate Ford's Brownheelm Townstop assembly plant will begin second shift work on Monday. The item mentions a 2-year levy passage and early details on the new schedule, with local official commentary and a brief public notice.
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Ford
Brownheelm
Abduction Attempt Resisted by Young Woman and Parents
A 19 year old woman Donna Surman fought off an abductor in the driveway of 119 Schadden Rd. Harold Surman and Coletta Surman woke and helped pursue the suspect who fled in a car. The victim suffered a sprained foot and scratches. The assailant was described as about six feet tall, 175 pounds, wearing a brown jacket. The incident occurred around 1 15 a m. on a Friday night after the victim returned home from visiting friends. The car followed her from Rt 254 onto Rt 57 before the attack. The motor was running and lights off as the car departed.
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Harold Surman
Schadden Ri
Joan Surman
Miss Surman
Coletta
Surman
Brown Convicted In Murder Case Life In Pen
Walter Brown, 38, was found guilty of second degree murder for the Nov. 4, 1958 killing and sentenced to life imprisonment in the state penitentiary. The jury foreman said a motion for a new trial would be filed as Brown remained impassive through the verdict.
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Walter Brown
State
Freedom
Gutys
Bodar
Bowes Menders
Colonel Cleared Blaming Arithmetic Error for Plane Bump
Air Force cleared Lt Col Charles P Plattman of bumping enlisted men from a California bound flight due to arithmetic and administration errors. An officer and his family took preferred seats on the JFK transport, while enlisted personnel with higher priority remained behind.
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UPI
Air Force
Charles P. Plattman
California
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Tachikasat Air Base
Former Lorain Mayor Edward A Braun Dies
Former Lorain mayor Edward A Braun died this morning at his home on Fourth Street at age 72. He led local politics and business, served as an advocate for community projects, and was a longtime member of the Knights of Pythias and United States Navy veteran. Burial will be in Elm Wood Cemetery after services at Water Area Funeral Home Monday.
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Ralph Capasso
Royal Supply
Elyria Belting and Machinery Company
Elyria
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Broad Street
Lorain
Fidward A. Braun
Fourth St
Brau
Fie
Daniar High Sehondoon
Me Bra
Tong Faks Larder
Knights of Pythuts Ane van Mfasome
AM Sowie Aame
WM Sama
Ate
Ader Benton Bevan
Hee C Braun
Water Area
Elm- Wot
3000 Plan To Attend Hearing Assigned To Room Seating 300
State officials face a transportation safety issue as a plan aims to seat 3000 people in a room designed for far fewer to address highway crossing hazards. Officials demand tolls and safety measures while tragedy prompts renewed calls for warning devices at unprotected grade crossings.
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Angersd Ohinans
Columbus
Ranrodd Sang
Uye
Ams
Car Market Growth Report in Classified Ads
Today the total has grown to an amazing 36 million. There are more cars than households today and the spread is increasing as many families own two cars. Car buyers read the Classified Ads daily as Mrs Paputa did, with a strong ad presence from FOSS FUNG Coy and others.
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