Ohio House Debates Rail Crossing Safety Bill
A proposed bill in the Ohio House aims to fund protective devices at unprotected railroad crossings. Sponsors Rep. Richard B. Metcalf and Rep. Richard C. Malone say the plan could place flashers gates or other safeguards on about 333 crossings annually. Funding splits include state and railroad contributions plus an added license tag fee and potential federal aid.
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New Respiratory Viruses Found and Plan to Press Russia
UPI reports two new respiratory viruses linked to more severe illnesses in children. Surgeon General Burney notes antibiotics alone won’t stop these viruses and calls for broader study of their year round impact and potential treatment.
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UPI
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Dulles and De Gaulle in Paris on Germany reply
In Paris Secretary of State John Foster Dulles held a satisfactory talk with French President Charles de Gaulle about Germany. A French source said the Western reply to Russia’s law is being prepared and will be ready in a few days. The discussion involved France Britain the United States and West Germany shaping a response to the Soviet conference.
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Weather notes shuffle on German reunification talks and Soviet draft
The report states no delay in the West’s response to the Soviet note of Jan 10 as Moscow proposes a three nation conference on German reunification and a draft treaty. Dulles travels between London and Bonn with talks stressing open communications and no sub stitutions affecting East German access routes.
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House Approves Four Year Draft Extension Victory Margin
The House passed a four year draft extension by 381 to 20 with broad bipartisan support. Senate action was not immediately clear but leaders expect a quick move in the upper chamber as part of Eisenhower's legislative program. The article also notes demands for Russia to admit guilt and pay compensation, and a push to label Russian conduct as uncivilized at the International Court of Justice.
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Charges Drop In Twin Boys Sale Case Houston
In Houston officials dropped all charges against a young couple who sold their eight year old twin boys for 500 dollars. The case drew attention as the State sought to prosecute but prosecutors and a city officer supported offering help instead.
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Houston, Tex
UPI
White House questions Khrushchev invitation to Eisenhower
The White House challenged Soviet Premier Khrushchev's sincerity in inviting President Eisenhower to visit Russia and stated Eisenhower has no present plans for a trip.
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UPI
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DiSalle Urged to Back Ohio Water Authority Bill
Governor Michael V. DiSalle was urged to support a bill in the Legislature creating a public authority to insure Ohio with adequate water supply and flood prevention.
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UPI
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Ohio
Noted Author Catton at Book Fair Civil War Talk
Bruce Catton editor of American Heritage and Pulitzer Prize winner spoke at the Lorain County Children’s Book Fair at the American Legion Home. He examined Civil War muskets with Parker Miller in Union uniform and discussed musket types as children and adults watched. Catton also spoke at the Oberlin All-College Assembly. John H. Byrne, executive director of the Lake Erie Watershed Conservancy Foundation, said financing for water supplies across eight northeastern counties could come from pumping Lake Erie and Ohio River sources to satisfy interior needs while also reducing pollution and flood damage.
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Old Car Won't Go Straight
Police arrested Garth D. Shannon in Santa Monica for drunken driving after witnessing a 198 Oldsmobile swerve and jerk on a public road. Shannon claimed the ancient tiller steering and the car’s condition caused the erratic driving.
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Amherst students return from studies abroad and local expansions
Amherst students report after return from foreign studies as Lorain area hospital expansion plans face delays. Police training focus on fundamentals at Milan school. Ice cubes ready for use and food storage in American homes highlighted. Classified ads invite readers to reach needy families with ads. Baby bed and desk for sale. contact listed.
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