Ohio House approves FEP bill banning job discrimination
The Ohio House passed civil rights legislation 98 to 31 to curb employment discrimination, sending the measure back to the Senate for concurrence before Gov. DiSalle signs. The bill targets pay equity and access to jobs, with penalties for noncompliance and oversight by the Industrial Relations Department.
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James F. McCaffery
Rage
GOP
Cuyahoga County
Ed Wall
Circleville
Ing
Cosh
FBI Quizzes Sprenz About Holdup Loot
The FBI questioned airborne bandit Franke Lawrence Sprenz in Laredo Texas about the past year and whether he still has part of the $26 000 stolen from an Ohio bank.
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Rubber strike widens as Goodrich Firestone walkouts expand
Up to 32 600 workers at Goodrich and Firestone plants join 27 000 United Rubber Workers on strike across nine states amid contract talks over pensions insurance and severance. U.S. Rubber strike began April 10. Goodyear workers mostly stay on job as negotiations continue.
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Michigan governor obsolete says seat on interior views
Cincinnati report notes Governor Williams criticizes Michigan policy and manpower, arguing the state loses will to fight and questions defense funding. Defense Secretary MelRoy cautions about inflation with a Democratic victory. McAlroy reflects on changes since moving to Washington in 1987.
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Proctor & Gamble Co
Washington
Lorain County Newspaper Publication Details Shown
Lorain County Tinting and Publishing announces daily edition with postal privileges and carrier delivery options. Advertises annual rates for Lorain and adjoining counties with price points for in and out of state subscribers.
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Fast Ave
Elyria
Ohio
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More Active Role Likely For Ike
Augusta Ga UPI President Eisenhower is expected to assume a wider personal role in diplomacy as Secretary of State John Foster Dulles resigns due to cancer. Observers say the president will oversee foreign policy more directly, since he and Dulles worked closely together.
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John Foster Dulles
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Crossing Bill Faces House Subcommittee Scrutiny
Ohio officials weigh stopping strategies at unguarded railroad crossings as the Metcalf Malone bill stalls. A highway department plan may place stop signs or signals at problematic crossings with a May 1 report to Gov. Vossdale. Lawmakers seek cost effective road safety amid funding concerns.
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Divorcee Convicted Of Manslaughter In Indianapolis
In Indianapolis Indiana Connie Nicholas a divorcee was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the killing of business executive Forrest Teel her married lover of 15 years. The verdict yields a sentence of two to 21 years with a parole hearing possible after nine hours of jury deliberation. Teel was shot in his Cadillac after ending an affair with Nichols. Judge Thomas J. Falconer planned formal sentencing and Nichols faces prison.
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Broadcasters Clash With ASNE Over Castro TV Ban
The American Society of Newspaper Editors and broadcasters dispute coverage rules for Fidel Castro's appearance at ASNE’s annual meeting. ASNE bans television coverage of Castro speech and post speech Q A, allowing radio with pooled mic only. TV cameras barred from inside the Presidential Ballroom at the hotel.
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National Association of Broadcasters
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Ite
Hoel Shuler
New Name Proposed For Courts
Ohio's lower courts may get a face lift under a bill by Sen. Ross Pepple to rename municipal courts to magistrate's courts. He argues the term misleads countywide jurisdiction now common in Defiance, Van Wert and Mercer counties, with Lima Municipal Court gaining broader reach. The piece notes colorectal cancer risks and urges timely medical checks for digestive issues, linking delays to high mortality.
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Defiance
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Common Pleas
Senate Judiciaryl Committee
Senate Likely OK for Mrs Luce Ambassador Nomination
Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield predicted the nomination of Clare Boothe Luce as U S Ambassador to Brazil will be approved. Morse opposed citing World War I ties and other concerns while most senators expected few votes against her. Luce defended her record and said she was following U S policy as the Foreign Relations Committee prepares to vote next week.
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Steel Firms And Union Clash Over Inflation Policy
The American Iron and Steel Institute and United Steelworkers exchange proposals and push for accelerated talks to settle an anti inflationary agreement. The union derides the industry's move as a publicity stunt and seeks wage and fringe gains tied to productivity with a price freeze. Negotiations shift to earlier May dates to complete a noninflationary pact.
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McDonald
American Iron & Steel Institute
JMO
General Rowe
House OKs Military Construction Bill for 1960
The House began work on a measure authorizing 1.2519 billion dollars in military construction for fiscal 1960, about 109.3 million below Eisenhower’s request. The bill, likely to pass, covers Army Navy Air Force and reserve construction costs and includes security classifications on some defense data.
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Andrew F. Schoeppel
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John E. Moss
D-Calif
Government Information Subcommittee
Defense Department
Officials Prepare For Civil Defense Alert in Delaware
More than 60 Ohio state officials led by Gov. DiSalle will travel to Delaware on Friday to participate in Operation Alert 1959 the sixth national Civil Defense alert. The public stays out. officials move to Ohio Wesleyan University campus until relocation ends. Adj. Gen. Windom cites Delaware as temporary seat for transport and comms ease with no decision on permanent capital site. Defense broadcasts will use Conelrad AM frequencies 640 and 1240 kc.
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Michael V. DiSalle
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan University
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Loren G. Windom
Ohio
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