Two Die In Potomac Helicopter Crash Night Rescue
Survivors describe a four hour wait for rescue after a Sikorsky HR2S helicopter crashed in fog near Alexandria Maryland. One civilian, M A Thralls 48 of Syosset New York, died. nine others—six Marines and sailors and three civilians—were rescued with injuries. The crash occurred during a routine transfer from Patuxent to Anacostia Naval Air Station.
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Ex-Convict Sought In Double Slaying Of Gambler
Police seek Milner Jarvis, a former Greenbaum employee with prior theft conviction, for questioning in the slash murders of gambler Gus Greenbaum and his wife in Phoenix area. A $10,000 reward is offered. authorities consider both underworld link and disgruntled ex-employee motives.
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Ohio Water Authority Proposed
The Ohio Water Survey Committee urged establishing a permanent water authority to study lake river and groundwater resources. It recommended a 10 man autonomous body with regulatory powers to hear hearings subpoena witnesses and make findings replacing the Ohio Water Resources Board.
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Ohio lawmakers prep SUB bill after court ruling
State Rep. James J. McGettrick said he will mobilize legislators to permit supplemental unemployment benefits for furloughed workers already receiving state jobless benefits. The action follows Ohio Supreme Court ruling that laid off workers cannot get SUB while collecting state compensation. The House Democratic leader directs the Legislature Service Commission to study the ruling to craft a sound bill.
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Democratic leadership to renew civil rights battle at meetings
Washington leaders gather for party sessions as Democrats brace for infighting between national leaders and a smaller Southern faction over civil rights issues. The gathering signals renewed push and potential clashes over policy direction and strategy.
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Butler’s Future Seen in Defiance Party Firestorm
Southerners threaten action over Paul M. Butler’s hardline racial stance. Some factions push to push him from the party while others believe his position endangers the party’s unity. Butler’s job appears secure despite the threats.
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Adenauer Flies To West Berlin Campaign Visit Sparks Defiance
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer arrived in West Berlin on a campaign visit viewed as a symbol of the city's defiance of Communist pressure. He said the proposed legislation on payments to workers under contracts would be introduced quickly to enable early funds, while opponents including Socialist Mayor Willy Brandt urged immediate action. The Ohio Information Council planned to oppose the bill in the Legislature, aiming to keep delays and ensure socialists and Christian Democrats coalitions stamp out support.
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Educators Study Longer School Term At Ohio Convention
Ohio Education Assn opens its annual convention in Cleveland with about 1,400 attendees. The hot topic is a longer school term and state aid of 104 million dollars planned for the next two years. Delegates include 30 voting members as discussions touch on proposed legislation.
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Hopes Fade For Atomic Testing Ban
Geneva reports say Russia will veto decisions of the ban policing group, broadcasted proposals reject majority rule, and claim the right to resume tests. The move jeopardizes the conference, with Russia insisting tests be banned only for all time while opposing permanent inspectors.
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OEA rejects four quarter plan for year round schools
An OEA study group will release a report rejecting the four quarter year round operation for Ohio schools. It advises a longer school year with time for teacher training and notes Glencoe Ontario costs could rise about 20 percent mainly due to higher salaries. The report calls consideration for other systems.
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Prisoner 78 Won't Hang in Washington Case
Guido Grassi, 78, heard a priest say he would not be hanged for a murder 35 years ago. Grassi’s sanity hearing found him sane. Governor commuted the death sentence to life. He hopes for a pardon to return to Italy. The piece also covers Louisiana ouster efforts on Camille Gravel and DNC site bid process for 1960 convention.
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Snow Likely in Lake Area as Cold Front Moves Through
Weather by the lake region forecasts snow flurries around Lake Erie tonight and Friday with possible weekend snow in the north. Rain expected tonight in central areas while temperatures run in the 30s and 20s at night. Youngstown 38, Columbus 36, Cincinnati 36, Chesapeake 44 as a cold front from Wisconsin to Missouri affects Ohio.
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He Needs A Wife
Bernard Tuck a 59 year old bachelor from Qutwell England who enters contests for hobbies has won his third washing machine. He says he sends his laundry to the laundry.
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Santa's blue beard shocks Bloomingdale's crowd
In Stamford Connecticut Santa at Bloomingdale's sent away for a replacement beard after children tugged at the old one. The new beard arrived but looked blue and horrified Santa.
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Chronicle Telegram Classified Ad Offer For Drug Stores
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