Fatal Ohio Weekend Auto Crashes Claim Eleven Lives
A United Press International count records at least eleven deaths in Ohio accidents from Friday evening to Sunday night. Victims include Roy Keith 58 of Mansfield, Marguerite Rendelesham 42 of Cleveland, and Vernon Worth 16 of Colebrook among others across Mansfield, Cleveland, Painesville, Dayton, Ashtabula, and Ashland.
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Ohio
United Press International
Mansfield
Roy F. Keith
Lexington
Cleveland
Marguerite Rendelesham
Cleveland Heights
Painesville
Archie Goodman
Rome
N Y
U.S. 20
Here
Dayton
Virginia Kemper
Ashtahila
Vernon Stafford Worth
Colebrook
Ohio 46
Ashtabula
Half Year Peak Seen In Profits
The Steel magazine predicts a first half record in profits for the metalworking industry driven by inventory rebuilding high auto output and rising capital outlays. Yet wage costs and price resistance may squeeze profits in the second half as labor talks loom and exports recover from a weak trade year.
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Cleveland
Ohio
UPD
Steel Magazine
Trade Weekly
Cleveland Fire Routs 34 Families
A fire in a five story Cleveland apartment building blamed on children playing with matches displaced 74 families including 30 children. Firefighters arrived after a three minute delay as residents tried to fight the flames themselves. The blaze caused about 70 thousand dollars in damage and burned for 90 minutes.
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Cleveland
David Grant
Exdity
Eight Children Lose Second Mother in Ohio Crash
Robert Creamer, a factory foreman near Elyria, loses his wife Lucy in a September auto crash. Creamer, now foster parent to eight children, and his mother in law Catherine Creamer 62, care for the children after the accident while Mrs Creamer crossed the road.
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Robert Creamer
Jucy
Creamer
Catherne Creamer
Average American Works 2 Percent of Day to Pay Taxes
The Tax Foundation reports the typical taxpayer spends 136 minutes of an eight hour day on taxes with 34 minutes for clothing, 19 for medical, 18 for recreation, and 136 minutes total for transportation. It notes averages can be misleading but shows the U S tax take today near 20 million dollars, with historic days near 800 million dollars. The piece contrasts seven months of tax receipts totaling about 46 billion dollars against 54.5 billion in spending, leaving the government in the red and the national debt rising to about 29 billion dollars.
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Washington
API
Tax Foundation. Inc
Rockefeller Center
New York
U. S
U. S. Treasury
Internal Revenue
Treas- Lury
Hood
Treasury
Prosecutor Questions Finch Over Death Story In Court
Los Angeles prosecutors press for a lengthy cross examination of Dr. R Bernard Finch as he recounts his wife Barbara Jean Finch’s death on July 18. Finch and his mistress Carole Tregoff face murder charges and the trial features emotional testimony about the wife’s last words.
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Jack ¥. Fox
Los Angeles
UPI
Fred N. Whichello
R. Bernard
Finch
Whichello
Barbara Jean Finch
Carole Tregoff
Mrs. Finch
Antarctica Once Fertile Land Suggests Ancient Warm Period
US Soviet scientists report finds of fossilized spores and plant tissue in Antarctica dated 200 to 300 million years ago. They suggest a warmer continent with more sunlight, supporting theories of continental shift and historic vegetation including coal beds in the south polar region.
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Washington
UPD
Antarctica
South Pole
Ami Ce
Kiev
Russa
Trans - Jalon
Commmet Ree
Benced
Lacs M. Cromwell
Bere
Antarr
South America
George Liang
Amercan Schenologst
Ohio Airman Translates German Study
Airman Leon Wasserman of Fremont Ohio translated a German manuscript "Die Apostel" by Otto Hephan during spare time at a US Air Force base. He plans more translations and aims to work for a publishing house after leaving the Air Force next year. He is proficient in German Hebrew and Russian.
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Ghicklands
Ensland
Ofon
Leon Wasserman
Fremont
Ohio
Otto Hephan
United States
Tim
Air Force
Wasserman
Add
Con Toe Snan Be
Johnson Backers Hopeful for Strong Convention Support
Washington observers weigh whether Lyndon B. Johnson can secure enough backing from pivotal states to clinch the Democratic nomination. Johnson partisans expect him to push civil rights legislation this year to win key states like New York, Pennsylvania, Illinois and California without alienating the South where his strength lies. Speaker Sam Rayburn leads the Johnson for president campaign.
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Washington
Johnson
South
Sam Rayburn
Stevenson Backers Seek Ohio Delegates Votes in Mount Vernon
Reported growing Stevenson supporters in Ohio aim to sway delegates at the national convention. Democratic leaders including William Dyers briefed Sunday about organizing committees in Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati and Akron to press for Stevenson as Kennedy falters. Weston notes rising backing across the state as letters and local groups surge, with talks of pledges from delegates and potential out-of-state bloc support.
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Mount Vernon
UPI
William Dyers
About & Leaders
Coleman
Adlair Kennedy
Stevenson
DiSalle
Ohio
Cleveland
Burns Weston
Hazy
Offi
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
Weston
Northern
Citizens For Stevenson
Illinois
Columbus
Cincinnati
Akron
Wooster I Jj
Granville
Johnson
Border
West Stevenson
Sen
Peo F. Kennedy
Spears
Michael V- DiSalie
Eisenhower Plans Allied Nuclear Sharing to Speed Retaliation
President Eisenhower proposes sharing nuclear weapons with U S allies to shorten retaliation time after a Soviet air strike. U S strategic bombers in Europe are 10 to 20 minutes from the Iron Curtain, while Western anti air defenses lag in response to slow jet attacks.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
U.S
Europe
Iron Curtain
Bound man found alive after five days in peril
A 65 year old retired Dayton store worker Edgar Allen was found bound hand and foot in his home after being robbed by two teenagers who moved him and stole his dead wife’s engagement ring. He had been without water or food for days and was weak but survived. Detectives planned to question him after he recovers.
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Eisenhower
Englewood
UPI
Edgar Allen
Dayton
Allen
Leon
Krocials
Daytona
Gene Shaw
Shaw
Lynn Smith
11-Ounce Baby Dies After 28 Hours Of Life
An 11 ounce premature boy died after 27 hours 54 minutes at Still Osteopathic Hospital Des Moines. Born Saturday at 11:22 p.m. to Mrs Morris Vermeulen, 23, doctors said he was too small to survive and death resulted from prematurity. Father worked at a tire plant. family includes three other children.
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Des Moines, Town
UPI
Morris Vermeulen
Still Osteopathic Hospital
Bernard M. Kay
Still Hospital
Kay
Gordon Elliott
Vermeulenscome
Vermeulen
Kerry
Steve
Janelle
Tire Company
Des Moines
Clevelanders Ready To Talk In Payola Quiz
The hearing process opens on payola and deceptive practices in broadcasting. Harris signals broader investigations across the industry including Boston Cleveland and Pennsylvania. Prescott sought a closed hearing from Palm Beach and may reveal testimony led by ongoing subcommittee inquiries into payola.
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Prescott
Palm Beach
Fla
Subcommittee
Twerk
Boston
Cleveland
Harns
Hearines
Pennsylvana
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Dick Claré
1ABC
Payols
Congress
Leap Year Fashion Show Highlights Male Guests Roles
A quirky Leap Year style event featured men modeling bridal and wedding themed outfits while guests danced and played games. Notables included Bernie Bruder in purple taffeta and Roaring Twenties swimwear, with Don Guggenbiller and Jim Bruder among others. The skit showcased SPFAT meeting activities and listed committee chairpersons and participants.
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Don Guggenbiller
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Jam Bruder
Semon
Hal Minnich
Bi Lantz
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Gwen
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Jack Mittersdorf
Carter Rand
Crimia Blair
Miss Patience
Barbara Rierk
Delores Rierk
Kay Carlis
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Scheraing
Robert Lescher
Miss Methius
Lois Sauder Lavain Tied
Sign Not Believed In Southampton Safe
In Southampton England intruders forced a route on the outside of a safe and blew it open. They found 8 dollars and 20 cents and left a note saying Then leave it open next time.
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Southampton
Dentist And Patient Slain In Chicago Office
Police suspect narcotics seekers killed dentist Steve Balvsik and patient Dr. David Friedman in Fried man's South Side office. Balvsik was beaten and shot in the chair. Friedman was also beaten and shot and died next day at Jackson Park Hospital. Intruders entered about 2:30 pm, ransacked cabinets, and the wallet of Friedman was mailed. Authorities noted Balvsik carried cash and narcotics may have been the motive. no drugs confirmed yet.
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Chicago
UPI
Steve Balvsik
David Friendman
Friedman
South Side
Balvsik
Friendman
Jackson Park
Hearings Open In Payola Probe By House Panel
Washington investors probe payola for record plugs as House subcommittee on legislative oversight subpoenas witnesses. Separate Defense panel releases Air Force and Navy testimony on Titan missile errors and base needs in Cuba Panama Canal and Trinidad. Senate proposes national aging office and higher old age benefits. Rep Zelengo introduces commuter fare credit proposal.
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Washington
UPD
House
Subcommittee On Legislative Oversight
House Defense Appropriations Subcommittee
Air Force
Joseph V. Charyk
Charyk
Appropriations
Chief of Naval Operations
Arleigh A. Burke
Navy
Cuba
Panama Canal
Trinidad
William B. Franke
Senate
Herbert Zelenko
D-N
Sisters End Their Lives Over Loss of Old Home
New York reports two Horvath sisters, Hungarian immigrants, who shared a three room apartment for 23 years, chose death by hanging rather than watch their home torn down for a modern building. They left a Hungarian note citing fear of finding new housing in a changing city.
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New York
UPD
Horvath
Helen
Margaret Horvath
United States
Hungary
Gibson
Five Seek Suspects After $17000 Beerman's Dept Store Robbery
Dayton police hunt five men who robbed Beerman's Department Store, tying the 64 year old night watchman, John Smith, and taking about $17000 after entering through a side door. The men ordered him to remain still as they forced him into a chair. The entry followed a broken lock at a side door. Officials said the robbers escaped with the cash.
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Dayton
UPI
John Smith
Beerman's
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