FTC Warns on Deceptive Product Guarantees and Ads
The Federal Trade Commission warned businessmen against puffed up ad promises such as lowest price in town and lifetime guarantees. FTC chair Earl W. Kintner said a new guide educates on false guarantees and will back up rules with legal action. The guide requires clear details on what is guaranteed, how it is backed up, and who is the guaranteeing party.
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UPI
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Better Business Bureau
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Nixon As Subh Chills Allies
London reports say Western European governments react coolly to the idea of Vice President Nixon substituting for Eisenhower at the Paris summit if the president is recalled. Officials fear it could undermine the talks by signaling a reduced U.S. role. Moscow has not commented, Khrushchev may oppose Nixon.
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Khrushchev Rejects German Plebiscite at Paris Summit
Khrushchev rejects the Western proposal for a plebiscite in East Germany to decide its future. He criticizes the plan in a speech at Baku while signaling likely no progress on Germany or Berlin at the Paris talks. Diplomats see tension capped by detente aims and a possible nuclear test ban push.
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May Day Tensions Rise as Tokyo Prepares for Protests
UPI reports Tokyo braces for May Day with about 30,000 workers 3,000 ultra rightists and many leftist students. Students aim to storm the Parliament to protest the Japan U.S. security treaty while rightists plan counters. Police assign about 15 000 officers on duty.
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UPI
706 Sheep Die In Fight On Disease
Ohio has spent about 20 925 dollars to exterminate 706 sheep suspected of carrying scrapie. Veterinarians question if the disease is hereditary or contagious. State policy requires destruction of sheep sharing pastures or descendants of suspects, with reimbursements to 29 flocks over 10 months.
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UPD
Ohio
Beause
Animal Industry Division
DiSalle Denies Lausche Vote Against Him In Primary
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle dismissed a Cleveland report that Sen. Frank Lausche voted for Ray Miller in the Ohio primary. He questioned Lausche’s loyalty and said he might attend a mental health luncheon where Lausche is the main speaker. DiSalle also hinted at a TV appearance with Porter to field questions.
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UPI
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Frank J. Lausche
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Cuyahoga County Democratic Organization
Cleveland
Albert Porter
Miller Organization
Miller
Ohio Mental Health Assn
KYWTV
Porter
Dr. Luidens Named Mental Hygiene Chief
Dr. Henry Luidens, 60, Lima, longtime state hospital superintendent, named Ohio mental hygiene commissioner with a $22 500 annual salary. He replaces 21 months of vacancy since Dr. Duty’s resignation and vows human centered care and patient reintegration while praising the Ohio system.
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UPI
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Lima
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New 530 Star U S Flag to be Raised July 4 in Baltimore
Washington UPI reports the 530 star flag will be formally raised for the first time on July 4 at Fort McHenry in Baltimore, the site where Francis Scott Key wrote the National Anthem.
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General Horace Robertson Dies in Melbourne at 65
Lt. Gen. Sir Horace Robertson a veteran of World Wars and Korea known as red Robbie died at Heidelberg Military Hospital after emergency surgery for a perforated aorta.
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Australia
UPI
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Korea
Red Robbie
Heidelberg
Messenger Wins Compensation For Horseplay Injury
New York court upholds workman compensation for messenger James Johnson who injured his eye while shooting a paper clip at a wastebasket with a rubber band. The Court of Appeals rules the act and instrument were closely related to employment beyond ordinary horseplay.
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Albany
N.Y
UPD
James Johnson
Court of Appeals
New York
Appellate Division
Rail Merger Talk Stirs Big U S Rail Plans
Baltimore and Ohio President Howard Simpson says talks on merging with New York Central and Chesapeake and Ohio continue with no imminent deal. C and O President Walter J Tuohy says the company is weighing merger possibilities as rail combinations loom large amid loss of revenues to airlines and buses.
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New York Central
Chesapeake & Ohio
Williamsburg
C&o
Walter J. Tuohy
Central
Capitol Police Brace For Dick Clark Fans
Washington police prepared for a potential surge of young fans as Dick Clark testified before a House subcommittee. The hearing probed Clark’s business ties in music and publishing, payola involvement, and a claimed $400 gift from a distributor.
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Dick Clark
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Lawmakers Probe Off Record Contacts at Federal Power Commission
Congressmen obtain appointment diaries of six current and former FPC members as Rep. Moss presses for proof behind Arthur Kline's break in claim. Subcommittee investigators questioned two staff lawyers and cleared them of involvement.
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William A. Brewer
Kline
Chronicle Telegram 1960 front matter and pricing data
The Lorain County Chronicle lists publication details for April 29 1960 with address Elyria Ohio pricing for street delivery and mail subscriptions. It notes daily edition except Sundays and legal holidays and lists annual rates and local abbreviations.
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Easin Ave
Elyria
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