Congress Pushes Vote Catching Bills Amid Paris Summit
The Democratic led Congress pressed for rapid passage of spending bills to win votes in the election year. A $1 billion housing measure for FHA GI mortgages faced Senate changes and a likely veto. Other proposals targeted low income areas school aid medical care for the aged and minimum wage expansion. Space defense received added funding and foreign aid authorization aimed for quick passage. Kefauver hearings continued into drug advertising.
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Meany warns against summit appeasement and Soviet aggression
AFL CIO President George Meany urges workers to oppose appeasement at the Paris summit opening May 16. He warns concessions to the Soviet Union would invite greater aggression, and he calls for West Berlin and German unification to be protected as part of world peace.
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Toledo Merchants Oppose Mall Idea
Ralph Smith of the Downtown Toledo Associates says the city would bear costs if it proceeds with a second shoppers mall this year. A members poll shows 59 percent against, 39 percent for, and the rest undecided. The merchants plan a sidewalk beautification project instead and city council will hold a public hearing May 19 on pedestrian malls.
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Ralph Smith
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DTA
Victor Gruen
Rittman Man Indicted In Two Slayings
Kenneth Watts, 20, of Rittman was indicted on two counts of first degree murder and a charge of shooting with intent to kill. He faces counts tied to the April 16 Fender killings near Doylestown and the wounding of Mrs. Lewis Wagner of Rittman. Watts was arrested April 20 in Coal Grove. He claimed a mental blackout and gave no denial or admission to the shootings.
Labor Aide Bert Hough Dies in Arizona
Bert Hough a United Steelworkers member and official since 1937 died Friday of a lung ailment in Phoenix Arizona USW President David J McDonald announced.
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UPI
Bert Hough
United Steelworkers of America
Phoenix
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David J. McDonald
Local Stocks Report From Pierre R Smith and Co
The Fairfax listing shows 35000 shares traded on the Mamber Midwest Stock Exchange. Pierre R Smith & Co reports activity across Midwest markets with emphasis on Fairfax volume and price movement.
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Pierre R. Smith & CO
Mamber Midwest Stock Exchange
Fairfax
Kennedy accuses Humphrey of Nixon imitation in West Virginia
Sen. John F. Kennedy accuses Sen. Hubert Humphrey of copying Richard Nixon in the West Virginia May 10 presidential primary campaign. Kennedy criticizes distortions of his record and says Democrats must not win by imitation. He plans to campaign in coal towns and Madison before leaving for Parkersburg.
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D-Minn
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Car Crash Disrupts Sullivan's Bar in Chicago
Marie Schultz's car hit a sports car and careened across a sidewalk to stop beside the brass rail in Sullivan's. No injuries were reported but three customers spilled their beers.
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UPI
Marie Schultz
Sullivan
Cambridge Man Receives Carnegie Hero Bronze Medal
Sam W. Reed of Cambridge Ohio earned a Carnegie Hero bronze for rescuing two teenage girls Peggy Lingle 16 and Nila Boyd 15 from drowning in a pond near Claysville. Reed leaped in without removing clothes and towed both girls to shore despite being pulled under and exhausted.
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UPI
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Cambridge
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Claysville
Reed
Peggy J. Lingle
Nila L. Boyd
al Pond
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Two on bungled bank heist get ten year terms
District Judge John Druffel jailed Coblins Newton and Cosmo Capo for ten years each after they pleaded guilty to a $680 bank robbery at the First National Bank of Morrow in Warren County. Their escape failed when the getaway car ran dry about six and a half miles south of Morrow near Maineville.
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James E. Coblins
Newton
Cosmo C.capo
Brownsville
Tex
Maineville
Ohio Teens Run State Government For Week
More than 600 high and junior high youths from across Ohio gathered in Columbus to act as governor for a week. William Rose of Shaker Heights was elected governor, Richard Stander of Mansfield lieutenant governor, with Jeff Hockman speaker of the House and other youths filling key posts.
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Ohio
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Shaker Heights
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Richard Stander
Mansfield
Jeff Hockman
Canal Winchester
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Wiliam Lindsay
East Palestine
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Cincinnati
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Findlay
Patricia Veray
Cleveland
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Napal
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Columbus Denies Nudist Convention Here
Columbus officials refused the Apocalyptic Church of Holy City California a 1960 convention in Ohio capital if nudism would be practiced. Safety Director Albert Giles warned arrests for nudism and criticized a church letter proposing officials ignore nudism to avoid violating religious freedom claims.
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UPI
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Holy City
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Ohio
Robert Cougher
Albert G. Giles
Giles
Cougher
Pleas For Chessman Trickled Into Capital
Washington reports clemency pleas for convicted rapist Caryl Chessman continue to arrive. The White House State Department and Justice Department relay messages from domestic and overseas sources as California Gov. Brown weighs a potential stay ahead of a Monday execution in the gas chamber.
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Pat) Brown
Brown
Eisenhower
South America
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Eisenhower Plans Weekend Golf and Camp David Retreat
President Eisenhower leaves for a round of golf in Gettysburg then a quiet weekend at Camp David. The first lady travels directly to the presidential retreat in Maryland’s Catoctin Mountains. He flies from the White House by Marine helicopter to Gettysburg, then to Camp David.
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UPI
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Census counts 171 million Americans as nine million remain
The Census Bureau announced a tally of 171,162,282 people in the United States and projects the population is down to about nine million more to enumerate.
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UPI
Census Bureau
15 Years On Hitler Death Mystery Differs In Parts Of Berlin
Berliners recall 1945 suicide at the chancellery and the later debate over Hitler’s remains. West Berlin intelligence backed the suicide story while some experts question the resting place, noting exhumation theories and conflicting accounts from Hitler’s former valet.
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Chronicle Telegram Notice Rates and Publication Details
The Chronicle Telegram announces daily publication excluding Sundays and holidays. It lists mail rates for Lorain and adjacent counties at 15 per year and 17 to 18 elsewhere, with delivery and subscription options.
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East Ave
Elyria
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UNESCO Resolution Decries Hatred and Antisemitism
The UNESCO executive council approved a resolution expressing profound concern over demonstrations of hatred racial discrimination and anti semitism worldwide. It specifically mentions South Africa amid the global issue.
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State faces new challenge in care of blind mentally retarded children
Dr W A Butcher warns medical advances saving premature babies create a new problem in Ohio. Health director Ralph Dwork expects Blue Cross rates to rise. Ohio Fuel Gas Co plans rate increases in 34 communities effective June 1. Fremont sheriff solves skull and rib bones mystery at a new home site. Four Fremont Ross students admit moving a stone to break into Calvary Cemetery Mausoleum. In Cleveland Judge McNamee dismisses bank breaking charges due to an FBI warrant issue. William Ingler says Ohio Commission on Higher Education seeks a new medical school site. Spring droughts begin to pinch farmers in Adams Brown and Clermont counties.
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Ted Paul
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Mahoning County
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Dayton
Ohio Commission On Higher Education
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Clermont
GM Official Dies at 63 in New York
New York reports GM Acceptance Corp vice president John F. Norweb died Friday night at his home after a brief illness. Norweb, 63, was a Notting ham native who joined General Motors in 1920.
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UPID
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General Motors Acceptance Corp
Norweb
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England
General Motors
Hoffa to Appeal to Higher Court in Trial Fight
President James R. Hoffa intends to appeal to the U S Court of Appeals to halt his trial on charges aimed at ousting him as union chief. Federal Judge Joseph R Jackson denied the request and ordered the trial to begin next Tuesday. Teamster attorney David Prev iant said the union will pursue the appellate route.
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UPI
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Joseph R. Jackson
Hoffa
Teamster
David Previant
U. S. Court of Appeals
Ohio Mental Health Week Starts Today
Ohio marks Mental Health Week with a luncheon in Columbus featuring Sen. Frank J. Lausche and Gov. Michael V. DiSalle. The event launches a month of county meetings to boost participation in the mental health movement and support. Lausche will address the gathering.
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