Pennsylvania election tests political winds in two House seats
Off season contests test GOP and Democratic strength in Pennsylvania and Massachusetts as delegates head to July conventions. Republicans favored in the two Pennsylvania districts, while Indiana poll suggests Nixon could carry the state against Kennedy and others. Democratic primaries in Pennsylvania have no entries. Massachusetts allows write-in presidential preference votes.
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Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
John F. Kennedy
Mass
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tex
Stuart Symington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minn
Indiana
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
Symington
Johnson
Stevenson
Nixon
Maries
Congress Starts Work On Aged Programs And More
In Washington lawmakers enter the last weeks of the 1960 session with plans for elderly medical care and housing aid. A show vote on a Social Security option for the aged is anticipated in the House Ways and Means Committee as talks push to fund home builders and grants for distressed communities. Other items include payola hearings and calls to curb foreign aid with a move to end programs by July 1962.
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D - Ark
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James Roosevelt
D-Calif
National Council of Churches
California
Police Probe into Death of Federal Judge
Police investigate the death of Federal Judge W Lynn Parkinson whose body was found in Lake Michigan near Navy Pier. Autopsy planned to determine cause as inquest likely Tuesday. The 51 year old Indiana jurist disappeared months ago and was identified by fingerprints.
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Chicago
UPD
W. Lynn Parkinson
Lake Michigan
Navy Pier
Walter F. McCarron
Indiana
McCarron
Charles Hansen
Hansen
Parkinson
Elsie Parkinson
Lafayette
Ind
Physicist Man von Laue Dies in Berlin
German physicist and Nobel Prize laureate Man von Laue died Sunday in a West Berlin hospital at age 80. The renowned scientist contributed to quantum theory and solid state physics.
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UPI
Man von Laue
West Berlin
GSA Described as a Federal Jack of All Trades
Washington UPI notes the General Services Administration handles odd tasks from auctioning 40000 duck feathers to selling 56000 carats of surplus diamonds. It also plans to dispose of census forms and prevent leaks at pulp plants. The agency reportedly gives up on trading stamps after a 1960s comptroller ruling.
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Lfe
GSA
Jodd
New York
Comptroller General
Democrats Prepare Leftward Tilt For Upcoming Convention
Washington reports a shift in credential and platform leadership for the July Democratic National Convention. Paul M. Butler places trusted allies in key posts, including Chester Bowles as Platform Chair and Philip Perlman as vice chair, signaling a South-averse tilt. Gravel loyalist Gravel remains on the national committee amid disputes over southern delegates and electors, echoing 1952 tensions as Los Angeles hosts a potentially fractious convention.
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California
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Connecticut
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Maryland
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Louisiana
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Butler
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Hary F. Byrd
D-Va
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
John S. Battle
Virginia
G. Mennen
Soapy
Los Angeles
New York
Madison Square Garden
Classifieds and Postal Notices from Elyria Ohio Paper
The item appears as a local advertising and mailing notice from Elyria Ohio, listing mailing rates and publication details. It notes a daily schedule excluding Sundays, with pricing for Lorain county and outside Ohio. Names and precise contact details are obscured or misread.
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Lorain County Printing & Pubtachine Co
East Ave
Elyrian Ohio
Elyria
Ohio
East German Communists hint at Cuba ties and other world notes
East German communists signal possible diplomatic ties with Cuba as Khrushchev attends Azerbaijan anniversary events. Nepal seeks warm Nepalese welcome for Chou En Lai en route from India. Refugee flows from East to West Berlin persist despite tighter controls.
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England
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Seoul Ex-PM Brands Rhee Sly, Calls for Ouster
Chang Teik Sang criticizes President Rhee over liberalization promises saying he is sly and must be removed. New York police report two patrolmen were assaulted while attempting to arrest a 21 year old woman for loud nighttime arguing.
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Syngman Rhee
New York
Senator Young Criticizes Space and Defense Policy
At a dinner in Ashtabula Senator Stephen M. Young blasted the Eisenhower era defense and space programs calling for unified authority. He argued the missile race must be won to curb Communist growth and criticized waste of taxpayers money and the Forand bill opposition in Washington.
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UPI
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Ike
Soviet Union
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Nationwide toll climbs in weekend car crashes
A United Press International tally reports 50 people killed in 14 fatal crashes across California to Maine over the weekend. Major incidents occurred near San Louis Obispo and Manuelito, with multiple family losses, plus deadly wrecks in Utah, Texas, Louisiana, Minnesota, Indiana, Michigan, Connecticut and other states.
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California
Highway Projects Bids To Be Opened In Ohio
The Ohio Highway Department will open bids on 78 miles of road work and painting for bridges and guard rails. Thirteen projects total about 13 million dollars, with 161 bridges and 303 miles of guard rail to be painted. Major 7.7 million project on Ohio 4 in Dayton includes a highway railroad grade separation and underpass.
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UPI
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Four Plane Crashes Kill 12 in Ohio and Pennsylvania
United Press International reports four separate crashes in Ohio and Pennsylvania over the weekend killed 12 and left five injured. Victims include two Chicago brothers in a Turnpike crash near Donegal and a light plane that struck a car on U.S. Route 40 near Columbus. The York County incident left two dead and two injured as an apparent emergency landing failed. Names include Walter Gilsdorf of Spaulding Fibre Co and Camp Hill resident Linus Showalter.
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Williamsport
Walter R. Gilsdorf
Spaulding Fibre Co
Tonawanda
N.Y
Mari- Lee
Laura Cook
Camden County
Chicago
Levittown
Donegal
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Richard Size
James Size
York
Linus Showalter
Camp Hill
James Hickey
Lancaster
Law Schools Named Key To Freedom By Warren
Chief Justice Earl Warren told a Columbus audience that law schools must instill the basic principles of free government in future lawyers. He spoke at the dedication of Ohio State University College of Law’s new building, a $2.5 million project, noting the drift toward technical specialization risks neglecting public responsibility in the legal profession.
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UPI
Earl Warren
U.S. Supreme Court
Warren
Ohio State University College of ‘Law
Potter Stewart
Cincinnati
Harold Burton
Cleveland
American Bar Assn
Whitney North Seymour
Assn. of
American Law Schools
Page Keeton
University of Texas Law. School
Steel Ends Two Month Down Drift
Steelmaking operations rose 2.8 points to 80.9 percent capacity last week, ending a two month decline after Easter and a Detroit strike. Output reached about 2,305,000 ingot tons as inventories grow, shipments exceed consumption by 4.5 million tons in Q1, and demand stabilizes with June orders edging up.
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UPI
Steel Magazine
Detroit
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