35 Chinese Scholars Barred From Leaving U.S.
U S officials say 35 Chinese scholars trained in the United States cannot return home as China and the regime are studied for potential travel clearance. The report notes 67 Chinese students sought to return, with several expected to reach Hong Kong within four days. Officials deny any swap deal to exchange detainees or to release Americans held in China.
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Tory Piis
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China
Vians Nave
State Department
Five Detroit restaurants given to 23 employees by owner
DETROIT UP Fred A Simerson distributed five Greenfield Mall chain restaurants to 23 top workers as a thank you for long service. The Detroit unit now serves about a million meals a year, employing around 1000, with Ohio locations formerly run by Wills. Simerson stays on as consultant.
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Fred A
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Greenfield Mall
Detroitw
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Caumbus
Ore
Cleveland
Tate Lawrence
Burningham Wieh
Flason
John T Leyhan
C H Rateritte
Leyhan
Chu
Simonson
Ohio
Wills
Skeleton identified in ravine near Portsmouth
Skeleton found in a deep ravine northwest of Portsmouth was identified Thursday as Jessie Philips of Springheld. Authorities traced the remains to Philips, who had been missing since Poh I from the Springheld home of his nephew Wendel Rese.
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Portsmouth O
Jessie Philips TC
Springheld
Philips
Wendel Rese
Industrialist to Lead Lorain Heart Fund Drive
Robert Pritalez of Colson Corp will direct the industrial solicitation phase of Lorain County Heart Fund Drive. Mrs Alvi Meser announces the appointment, citing business and industry support as crucial in the fight against heart disease. About 11,000 volunteers will canvass on Heart Sunday.
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Colson Corp
Lorain County
Alvi J Meser
Ebria
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Pritzker
Morgar St
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Yeas
Audrey Gilbert
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Americas
Wen
Loran
Pritvser
Fre
Pressed Steel For Co
Essex Graham Cora Wine Tech Grad
Chances for Hawaii Alaska Statehood Improve
Rep Clair Engle said Hawaii and Alaska statehood chances look good over the next two years. Engle will introduce a bill for Hawaiian statehood, while Alaska’s Delegate Bartlett will push renewal. He cites past Senate attachment of Alaska to Hawaiian statehood as a setback and notes internal division over keeping bids separate.
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Washington
Clair Engle
House Interior Committee
Hawaii
Alaska
Engle
Bartlett
Democrat Attacks Nixon Dixon Yates at National Press Club
Tennessee Governor Frank Clement linked Vice President Nixon with the Dixon Yates power contract in a critique at the National Press Club. He argued a unity of ethical decline between Nixon's campaign tactics and the Dixon Yates deal, labeling it a lowering of American public morals and invoking Democratic primary strategy allegations.
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Tennessee
Frank Clement
Niven Dixon
Yates
Clement
Richard M. Nixon
Dixon Yates
National Press Club
Nixon Dixon
Yates Clement
Nixon
Sen James & Murray
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Iriver
Butte Mont
Communist Party
Noxon
Tenn Valley Authority contract saga unsettles energy power talks
The report details a government power system dispute involving Clement a TVA advocate and Dixon Yates contract, with F Graham jailed after political controversy. It notes attempts to route power from a Yale private group to TVA, touching on a West Memphis plant and Paducah energy work while describing safety concerns and political fallout.
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Tennessee Valley Authority Power System
Long Reach
Calif
Jack
Dixon Yates
Graham 2A
Thursas
Amer
Diser Graham
Combin Fllave
Vemphis Ark
TVA
Atomme Energy
Paducah
Condition Of Pope Improves Amid Illness Reports
Vatican insiders say Pope John Paul II shows steady improvement eight days after a grave illness. He has normal pulse and temperature, no stomach pains, and is eating and reading newspapers himself. Doctors aim to test with a barium swallow in 10 days to reach a diagnosis. a Christmas balcony appearance remains uncertain.
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Vatican City
St Peters
Democrat Sees Right To Work Laws Unchanged
Washington Democrat who will head the House Labor Committee in the new Congress predicts no action on efforts to repeal state right to work laws. He cites opposition from Labor Secretary Mitchell who urged repeal at a national convention speech in Real Argentes.
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Graham
Baden 1Dnc
James P Mitchell Mitchel
CIG
Real Argetes
Navy
CIO
Waller P Penthra
Famlins
Arden
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Congress Imuan
New Bern C
Move Barden
Sen Robert
Tait
Omo
Navy Transfers 8,000 Men, 34 Warships From Atlantic to Pacific
The Navy announced moving 8,000 sailors and their families and 34 warships from the Atlantic to the Pacific theater. The decision drew comment on wartime welfare and labor laws, with Senator supporters and opponents weighing repeal of Taft Hartley provisions and state impact.
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Navy
Pacific Ocean
Washington
INS
Atlantic Command
Pacific
Shigemitsu Says Japan To Cooperate With West
Japanese Foreign Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu pledged cooperation with Western powers, including the United States, after Japan signed the surrender aboard the Missouri. He said the move aims at peaceful relations and avoided committing to wide changes in policy. The new government seeks steady, non provocative ties while addressing postwar reconstruction and security concerns.
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Earvesi Hoberecht
Tokyo
Mamou Shigermatsu
Jipats Surender
Missouri
Todiy
New Jersey Man Held In Kidnaping
A New Jersey man, Jesse A Bishop of Marvisburg, was held today in the kidnapping case involving a Pennsylvanian man. The suspect allegedly forced the victim from his car, bound him, and fled before police. State Police reported Bishop spent the night at the Carfield barracks after the incident.
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Reni
Tooman
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Tanmer
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Carfield Barracks
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Bishop
Coats Get Hot on Capitol Heat Causes Burns
Secretaries on Capitol Hill report sun through windows and a glass ice water dispenser burning holes in garments. The heat effect on coat racks raises concerns about office comfort and safety.
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Washington
Capitol
Postal Clerk Mail Separation Guidance
Postal department issue outlines procedures for separating mail within distribution centers. Instruction focuses on minimizing handling errors, improving routing efficiency, and ensuring correct sorting by destination post offices. Officials emphasize careful labeling and adherence to standardized workflow to reduce misdelivery.
Warning Is Timely At Straub Clinic Meeting
Dr CM Burgess convened doctors at Straub Clinic to relay a police warning to lock autos after drug addicts were reported stealing doctors bags. He found his own bag missing when returning to his car after the meeting.
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CM Burgess
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Straub Clinic
Burgess
Navy To Launch Largest American Ship Tomorrow
The United States Navy will launch the USS Forestal, the largest American ship yet built, at Hampton Roads Virginia. The 1036 foot carrier displaces about 59 650 tons and marks a milestone in the jet age. Defense Secretary Charles F Wilson and other officials will attend the ceremony, with Mrs James V Borristal sponsoring in honor of the first defense secretary.
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Navy
United Press
Washington
US Navy
Forestal
Hampton Roads
Lincoln Electric Bonus Totals Four Million Four Hundred Fifty Eight Thousand
Lincoln Electric Co today announced a bonus of 1 to 62,000 employees, marking the 21st straight year of profit sharing. The firm says the payout, averaging over 4.50 per employee, rewards individual performance and aligns with its profitability. The company also spent 526,000 on retirement bonuses for employees.
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Lincoln Etectric Co
Shang Pin James
Lincoln
Escapee Arrested In Murder Probe
In Minneapolis police and FBI agents arrested Napoleon Siebold alias Shirley Rose, an 11 year old escapee from an Ohio prison, in connection with the hammer murder of Mrs Mary Ferguson during a $190 hold up at Ferguson service station near Maple Plain. Police say Siebold resembled one of two robbers. he escaped from the Lebanon Ohio Prison Farm in 1918 and is serving a one to twenty year term for armed robbery.
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Minsfapolis
Vann
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FBI
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Shirley Rose
Mary Ferguson
Maple Plain
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Mas Pergusins
Sicbold
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Way
Ingenious Holdup Man Uses Whisky Bribe Method
A bold thief employed a new tactic Thursday night by robbing a taxi driver and a service station attendant of $20. He handed them a glass of whisky and gave them 94 minutes to finish the bottle. The outcome or location is not specified in the readable text.
Controversial supercarrier ship from early aviation era
A fragmentary report outlines a controversial aircraft carrier development, detailing a ship built with a planned cost and projected speed, its keel laid, and the costs and capabilities envisaged. It references a long endurance, heavy air group, and the strategic debates that followed, including political and naval leadership upheavals.
State Patrol Probes Three Minor Ohio Accidents
Three minor accidents were reported by Ohio State Patrol. At 4:70 pm on Rt 113 west of South Amherst Bell 19 of University Heights drove left of center, struck a mailbox with moderate damage, and was uninjured. On Rt 2 near Rt 37 Myre Popa 27 slowed for a water motorist, was rear ended by Tane Ann Ody 19, and cited for following too closely. two injuries reported. Leo Andries 36 was arrested for driving left of center on Rt 20 west of Rt 58. the tractor trailer owned by Ohio Northern Truck Lines, driven by James Norman 53 of Youngstown, sustained no damage to the trailer.
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Shaws Sial Bell
Uniersity Heights
Bis Ca
Rt 113
South Amherst
Bell
Lyna
Myre 'Dni L Popa
Lowsana
Tane Ann Ody
Jarkley
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Rt 58
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Youngstown
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