Governor Defends Special Gambling Squad in Ohio Probe
Governor Michael V. DiSalle said state agents found well organized gambling in Belmont and Jefferson counties and will present evidence to a county grand jury. He defended the Special Investigating Squad and urged local authorities to act, noting the primary responsibility rests with local enforcement.
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Columbus
UPI
Liquor Department
Jefferson County
Grand Jury
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Operaton
Belmont County
DnSalle
Focal
Belmont
Jefferson
Unemployment Figures Boosts Mood as Spring Outlook Bounces
Washington officials describe March unemployment figures as gratifying with a projected decline of about 300 000 from February 4 749 000. The report to be released by Labor and Commerce Departments follows a White House briefing by James P Mitchell and discussions with Gov DiSalle on parole reforms.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Labor and Commerce Departments
Eisenhower
Labor
James P. Mitchell
Columbus
Mitchell
Chael V. DiSalle
Pardon and Parole Coun
Tabor, Mission
Division of Correction
DiSalle
Pardon and Parole Commission
Neoehiatrists
Democratic Advisory Council
United States
Econom
Monty Khrushchev Talk Plan Sparks British Alarm
British papers react with alarm over Field Marshal Montgomery planning talks with Soviet Premier Khrushchev. The Daily Sketch derides him as meddling while the Daily Herald warns such moves could harm East West relations. The 71 year old ex commander has no official govt role.
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London
Vis-count Montgomery
Nikita Khrushchev
Monty
Sketch
West
Daily Herald
Montgomery
Sandusicy
James R. Lange
News Chronicle
Pierre Bamfront
Brugge
Tiffin Ave
America
Sandusky
United States
James H. Lange
Carr Ave
Sandusky Memorial Hospital
Barnbrugge
Rt. 4
Strub Rd
James
Pest
Gebedah
Frienis
Jem Wee
Abibé
Weather outlook for Ohio and region with mixed sun and showers
Northwestern and Northeastern Ohio expect sun and a little cooler today with highs around 54 to 58. Tonight will be fair and cold with lows around the mid 30s. Tuesday brings increasing cloudiness, wind, and warmer air with a chance of afternoon or evening showers. Temperature ranges and normals are noted for the five day forecast.
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Ohio
Old Whiskeyville Cemetery Relocated for Rt 58 Project
Workers from Garland Funeral Home and Sale Tree Service began moving the Whiskeyville cemetery dating to the late 1700s to Kentleigh Corners cemetery as part of Rt 58 improvements. A grave was uncovered with remains of Mrs. Rhoda Crandal who died in 1855 aged 37, and unmarked infant remains were found. The township abandoned the small plot last month and authorities expect 17 days for relocation, with completion hoped within the week.
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Whiskeyville
Tom Huesser
Bud Garland
Garland Funeral Home
Otto Ruth
Sexton
South Amherst
Amherst
Park Ave
Sale Tree Service
Oberlin
Kentleigh Corners
Quarry
Middle Ridge Rds
Rhoda Crandal
Ezekial
Lyman Crandal
State Highway Department
Wayne Garland
Watershed group urges broad study expansion in Northern Ohio
The Watershed Group recommends extending a broad study to all of Northern Ohio to prepare for anticipated growth. The note appears in the second section of the paper. Columbia Township building inspector vacancy attracts six applicants as the board weighs an appointment.
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Watershed Group
Ohio
Columbia Township
Kennedy silent on 1960 plans in Ohio visit
Sen John F Kennedy refused to state if he would run for the 1960 Democratic nomination during a two day stop in Northeastern Ohio. The Cuyahoga County Democratic organization signaled weekend support if he seeks the nomination. Kennedy attended a Shaker Heights party hosted by Ray T Miller with about 400 party leaders officials and workers present.
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Cleveland
UPI
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Ohio
Cuyahoga County
Democratic
Kennedy
Shaker Heights
Ray T. Miller
Editor Of Iron Age Expects Long And Bitter Steel Strike
The Iron Age editor predicts a long and bitter steel wage dispute this year with a 7-30 chance of a strike. Government mediation and inflation concerns loom as labor leaders urge a firm stance while industry eyes a settlement amid broader wartime anxiety. The piece notes Dave McDonald and the steel union seeking wage gains as tensions rise. The outlook cites inflation fears and political overtones shaping negotiations.
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Iron Age
Tom Campbell
Ater
Iron Age New York
UPI
Kassie
East Ger- Toanry
Residents protest 10 cent weekly tax for grass trimming
Residents on two wheels protested the Staffordshire County Council over a proposed 10 cent per week charge for trimming grass along strips. The demonstration highlighted concerns about costs and maintenance impacts in local areas.
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Eee
UPD
Two Wheels
Staffordshire County Council
Mass Maryland Prison Break Sparks Largest Manhunt
Sixty four inmates gathered in two recreation rooms at Patuxent Institution before a 7:10 p.m. breakout released 34 men who overpowered guards and fled. Police and National Guardsmen laid roadblocks over a 20 mile area as 21 of the escapees were recaptured and 16 remained at large.
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Jessups
UPI
Menstal Institution
Maryland
Patuxent
Washington
Baltimore
Fort Meade
Laurel
Boslow
John Wilson
SAC Chief Warns of Dangers to U S Deterrent
General Thomas Power told Congress that the Defense Department risks the whole country by not providing enough missiles and bombers for future years. He warned the deterrent posture is deteriorating and cannot guarantee adequate deterrence next year or beyond. He urged more B52 bombers, 5,000-mile Atlas missiles, and B58 bombers to strengthen forces.
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Power
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
Pen
Nan Power
SAC
U S Charges By Russia Strain East West Talks
American officials condemned renewed Soviet propaganda ahead of Geneva talks. Soviet planes buzzed a U S Air Force transport to Berlin, claiming a 25000 foot flight violated Berlin corridor rules. State Department noted no altitude limit existed and warned against stalling diplomacy. NATO members Greece Denmark Norway and Belgium backed a summit only if Moscow negotiates in good faith.
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West Berlin
Berlin
Russia
State Department
United States
NATO Council
Gh U5
NATO
Greece
Denmark
Norway
Belgium
U.S
Geneva
Green and Yellow Road Tinting Proposal Eyed
New York eye specialist Dr. Alden N. Haffner urged tinting highways green and dividing with yellow lanes to ease driver fatigue. He warned the lack of color in black and the glare from white can tire the eyes, saying color helps reduce strain.
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New York
YPD
Alden N. Haffner
The
Optometric Center of
Health insurance now pays sixty one percent of hospital bills
The Social Security Administration reports sixty one percent of hospital bills are prepaid through health insurance, up from nine percent a decade ago. Classified ads in the Chronicle-omnes offer low cost ad space with Elyria and Lorain contact numbers for placing notices.
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Social Security Administration Re
Alth
Pace
Chronicle - Omnes
Elyria
Lorain
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