Berlin Ultimatum Halfway Mark Shapes Cold War Tense
UPI reports from Berlin that the Soviet ultimatum to the Western Allies sits at the halfway point as East and West Berlin brace for possible emergency moves. Observers say Moscow aims to stabilize East Europe and seek a separate peace with East Germany, while West Berliners weigh the risk of a broader crisis and possible economic pressure.
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DiSalle Signals Ally for FEP Revisions in Ohio
Ohio Governor Michael V. DiSalle indicated support for Republican amendments to Senate passed fair employment practices legislation aimed at ending job discrimination. He emphasized passing the principle of equal job rights even if it means compromising on some amendments. The Legislature awaits votes as House and Senate debate civil rights provisions, teacher tenure bills, and a proposed state Labor Relations Committee.
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Gallipolis
Klink
Paul Siple
Lawreace
William Rother
Oltawal
Franck J. Teno
Lie Cis
Arcanas Banking
Rena
DiSaile
Lawdmarkers
Four Top Causes of Breaks in Atlantic Cables
Reports list four main reasons for submarine cable breaks. Damage includes anchors dragging across lines, deep sea fauna and shifting sea floor, with notable incidents affecting the first trans oceanic voice cable and other Western Union telegraph lines.
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Western Union
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Europe
North America
Ireland
Newfoundland
Canada
Canadian Overseas ‘Telecommunications Corp
Macmillan Vision Sways on Parley and East German Stance
Macmillan presses for talks with Soviet as Bonn predicts a peace accord next month granting East Germany more authority on paper. Izvestia hints at Moscow seeing blame on Macmillan for capitulation if talks fail while Dulles boosts role in Washington. East Berlin uses ski event row to justify troop restrictions, linking them to Western moves in Berlin.
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Bonn
East Germany
Red Regime
London Daily Worker
Communist Party
Macmillan
Izvesta
Moscow
Kiev
John Foster Dulles
Washington
Rain and snow sweep across large U S regions
Forecasters warned a broad swath of the nation would see rain or snow or a mix as a frontal system moved in. Ground fog blanketed parts of four states while scattered precipitation persisted from West Virginia to western New York and into the northern plains with pockets of snow accumulation in the Great Lakes area.
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Westlern
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Sind
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Settlement OK'd for Royalty Dispute with Verve Records
Los Angeles records indicate Ricky Nelgon reached a settlement with Verve Records over royalties from a 100000 copy release. The singer claimed underpayment and alignment with other artists including Queen Queen, while Verve contends Nelgon left for Tin Pan Records prompting the dispute.
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Eli
Min Wiking
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der Hit
Tin Penal Records Two
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Freeway Route Near Cleveland Airport Picked
Officials from state county and city reached a decision on the Cleveland area freeway route. The chosen path diverts the freeway away from North Royalton Parma and Dane Heights toward an eastern connector, with northern interchanges to be settled after federal consultation. Local engineers will finalize costs and traffic details.
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UPL
Ohio Freewaiy
US Bureau of Publicas
Luce nomination prompts silence as suits swirl
Reports say Mrs. Clare Booth Luce denounced from comment on an ambassador pick while legal actions unfold in Newark and Santa Monica. Biographies note her public stance, while a muttered rumor links a back yard sinking to bootlegging era figures and a lawsuit seeking damages.
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Ariz
UPI
Clare Booth Luce
Eisenhower
Brazil
Abner
Longie
Zwillman
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Exiwin Altoll Him
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Dirksen urges senators to talk less about Berlin
Senate GOP leader Dirksen urged colleagues to curb debate on Berlin and oppose a unity resolution as Sen. Dodd proposed a 9 day crash program to alert Americans to dangers abroad. He said Congress should not prejudice the administration with resolutions on Berlin or other international crises.
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Mike Mansfield
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Strike Halts Publication of 3 Papers in Columbus
Pressmen walk out at the Columbus Ohio State Journal Dispatch and Citizen halting all three papers. Union leader John Winnestafter says dispute centers on Saturday night shift length and pay. Publishers offer included wage increases and a sickness fund, but was rejected.
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Robert W. Irwin
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John C. Winnestafter
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Pressmen’s Union
Irwin
Trial of Mary Todd Lincoln Amid Political Games
A forthcoming book claims Mary Todd Lincoln was railroaded to Bellevue Place Sanitorium as part of a national political plot. Authors Rhodes and Janchius argue the move aimed to destroy Robert Lincoln's influence and shaped the 1876 presidential landscape.
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de Ident
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Linmer Columbus Dispatch
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Bobbs-Merrill Co
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Richard
Nixon
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U.S. Supreme Court
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Swett
Isaac N
Arnold
Lin
Arizona
John Kennedy
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Grant
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Senate
Fire Hits Downtown Toledo Building
A three alarm blaze destroyed upper floors of a six story downtown Toledo commercial block housing Usher Furniture Kennedy Furniture and Goodwill Industries. Two firefighters were slightly injured and the loss was estimated at 1 million dollars. Traffic was tied up for hours as spectators watched. The fire may have started in a mattress at the Usher store which had just received 200 mattresses. Twenty three fire units responded and off duty personnel were recalled.
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Usher Furniture Co
Kennedy Furniiture Co
Goodwill Industries
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