Eisenhower Adviser Links Science Race to Survival
Dr George B Kistiakowsky warned the United States faces a science technology contest with the Soviet Union that could affect national prestige and perhaps survival He stressed the need for greater emphasis on science study in response to space exploration remarks by Eisenhower and Democratic critics about U S lagging in space achievements.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Eisenhower
United States
Russia
George B. Kistiakowsky
Soviet Union
House
John W. McCormack
Mass
Arson Suspect Tied to Four Barn Fires in Ohio
Greene County deputies link well dressed Thomas Pitten to four arson fires at barns near Xenia. Losses total over 26 thousand dollars, with jewelry and furs looted from the premises. Pitten, 40, described as a deluxe apartment visitor, allegedly acted with an accomplice in the spree spanning six months.
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Pitten
Cleveland
Greene County
Haan Eet
Clinton County
Hall Bingaman
Eva Beal
Wilmington
Bingaman
Brawuru
Lege
Pitt
Hazel Fudge
Ernest Johnson
Charles Bond
Hussy Pike
James Gunthersville Rd
Bowersville
Jamestown
Professor Denies Lewd Photos Charge in Wooster Incident
Associate Professor George W. Bradford of the College of Wooster faced a municipal court hearing on charges of owning lewd and lascivious photographs. Postal authorities traced the images to his home via shipping records, with the college awaiting facts before comment. He remains free on bond as the case progresses.
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Tucson
Aziz
Bradford
Ron Pictures Co
Moany
France tests a nuclear device deepen Cold War fears
U.S. officials warn France's successful atomic blast raises questions about its status in the atomic club and the potential for Communist China to pursue a similar capability. They note France is nuclear advanced, while Red China lacks current industrial capacity but could gain it with Soviet help and resources.
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Stewart Hensley
Washington
UPN
France
United
Russia
Great Britain
China
Will Russa
Atomic Club
United States
John F. Floberg
Atomic Energy Commission
Red China
U S approves funding for Great Lakes fishing research boat
The House Appropriations Committee approved 85000 for a Bureau of Commercial Fisheries vessel to aid exploratory fishing and gear research on the Great Lakes. Director McKernan cites lampricide success and improved trout prospects as lamprey damage recedes.
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House Appropriations Committee
Bureau of Commercial Fisheries
Bureau
Appropriations
Great Lakes
Donald L. McKernan
McKernan
Lake Superior
Chronicle-Telegram 1980 February 13 edition header
The item provides the newspaper masthead and publication details for the Chronicle Telegram dated February 13 1980. It notes edition number 37 and service as a daily paper published by Lorain County Printing and Publishing Co with postal and mailing details in Elyria Ohio.
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Lotain County Frinting & Publishing Co
Eas. Ave
Eirria
Ohio
Riska
Freedom Missed By Just 12 Hours
TOKYO UPI reports conicted thief Fukukichi Tkega aged 45 captured after nine years, 34 days, and 12 hours on the run. He jumped bail after a three year sentence. Had he avoided capture 12 more hours he would have been immune under the statute of limitations.
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Tokyo
UPI
Fukukichi Tkega
Ikeda
Lodze cites misformation on America during Soviet tour
U S ambassador to the United Nations Henry Cabot Lodge remarked Friday on widespread ignorance and misinformation about America during a Soviet tour. He described a telling incident where he was asked to relay greetings to poor American boys unable to attend school.
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Moscow
CPI
United
Hiya Sav
Tyna Tel
Eivna
Fisher Bros General Indusiies
Gratien Banionga Ijregory Industries
Lorain Co
Say & Tr
Hig Ho
Lorain Tel
Lorain
Nor
Oho
Nor Otmo
North Sav. & Loan
Neepwalk Truck
Oberlin Sav Bk
One Exam Helps Ind Plans Twins Heart Match
In Logansport Indiana Melon and Herbert Greensfedder both 64 are identical twins with matching hearts as revealed by a Indianapolis heart specialist. The doctor notes identical heart conditions and wonders why two people with the same diagnosis are needed for confirmation.
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Logansport. Ind
CPI
Melon
Herbert Greensfedder
Indiianapolis
Demonstration Aboard USS Independence At Miami Beach
The aircraft carrier Independence anchored off Miami Beach to host AFL CIO executive council members for a demonstration of bombing strafing and machine gun fire.
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Miami Beach
Independence
Aflcio Executive Council
Liquor Permit Sales Blocked For 60 Days
In Columbus, an emergency Ohio Liquor Board rule blocks liquor permit sales for 60 days at the request of Liquor Director Richard Crouch and Gov. Michael V. DiSalle. The measure targets permit buyers and sellers while urging legislative action to curb resale profits and requires applications to prove more than the permit itself. Public hearings will be held and grounds for refusal include false statements, protests by law enforcement, unsanitary conditions, and personal flaws in applicants.
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Columbus
UPI
State Liquor Board
Michael V. DiSalle
Fichard C. Crouch
Crouch
Red Plan Adopted for Students in Vienna
The Hungarian Ministry of Culture ordered five days of schooling and one day of work for all students aged 14 and over. The plan, announced in Vienna, mirrors a similar program in the Soviet Union.
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Vienna
UPI
Hunzam
Ministry of Culture
Unian
Snark Missile Test Reaches Target at Cape Canaveral
Snark missile test by Stratesis Air Command reached South Atlantic target after a 5,000 mile flight. The nearly eight hour test retained a dummy warhead and demonstrated accuracy landing on target.
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Cape Canaveral
Fin
UPI
Stratesis + Air Command
Atlantc
Foreign Trade Zone at Toledo Port Proposed
The Toledo-Lucas County Port Authority discussed establishing a foreign trade zone to hold imported goods duty free during storage or processing. The plan could boost port tonnage with officials from Cleveland customs examining Toledo for a potential site near French Isle and nearby subzones.
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Toledo
Toledo-Lucas County
Ridgetone Femslatve
John MecWuliam
Saad
US Commerce and
Treasum
Customs Service
Freaque Isle
Missing Adolph Coors III Sparks Family Appeal
Golden Colorado US congress Adolph Coors III, 44, heir to the Coors brewery empire, has been missing since early Tuesday. His truck, found with the engine running and blood in the front seat, prompted the sheriff to halt patrols on the ranch. His wife Mary urged no interference while Adolph Coors Jr. emphasized that money is secondary to his safe return. Coors and his brothers run the Golden brewery and a porcelain plant producing missile nose cones and brewing equipment.
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Golden
Colo
UPI
Adolph Coors III
Coors
Art Wermuth
Mary
Coors Ranch
Wermuth
Ad” Coors
Ad Coors
William
Joseph
Dim Outlook for Timken Contract Talks in Columbus
Timken Roller Bearing Co. workers met to discuss a new contract with negotiations seen as unlikely to yield an agreement. Company negotiators argued their latest offer is better than the steel settlement, while United Steelworkers local spokesman said the proposal remains unacceptable due to noneconomic issues. The existing contract expired last fall and was extended pending a steel industry accord. The talks aim to be retroactive to last fall.
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Columbus
UPI
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Nnew
United Steelworkers
Timken
Steelworkers Union
Steel Companies
Kroger Sees Higher 1958 Income and Price Dip Ahead
Kroger Co reports 1958 income up 18 percent to 516.9 million with earnings per share rising from 1.76 to 2.06. Joseph B. Hall says prices should drop moderately in the early months of 1959 as the chain expands modern stores and distribution centers and builds strong management.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Kroger Co
Joseph B. Hall
Iivardent
Krogers
Argentines Race Time In Sub Hunt
Warships and planes blockading the Nuevo Gulf raced to load modern U.S. depth charges and sub detection gear for an all-out attack on an unidentified submarine trapped in the Argentine bay.
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Buenos Aires
API
Nuevo Gulf
U.S
Argentine Bay
Paar Spurns Talks With NBC Chiefs Over Show Exit
News that Jack Paar refused negotiations with NBC top brass after walking out of his late night show amid censorship disputes. Paar announced plans to leave the country for a Mediterranean trip, while NBC stated his contract remains in effect and he would be required to perform if summoned.
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New York
W. C
Paar
NBC
Portea
Jack” Buttons
Mediterranean
NBS
Sarnoff
Kintner
Miriam
Paarlst
Europe
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Fidlen
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Hoe Haan ¢Alan
Ves Uccm Vances
LOW TV
Salaine College
WIL
U.S. Boat
the Chronicle-Telegram
Betes
Onto
Freedom
P. R. Smith & CO
Midwest
Snark
Kroger
Wellington
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Prospect St
Rita Moreno
Hollywood
Laurel Canyon Road
Argentina
Gulf
Bob Robert W. Sarnoff
Robert E. Kintner
Elyria High School
Ohio Edison
THE
Bendix Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake CO
Elyria Corrugated Box CO
American Standard Air Conditioning Division
Elyria Telephone CO
Ohio Fuel Gas CO
Lear-Romeo
Lear, Inc
Elyria-Lorain Broadcasting CO
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