Tiny Tackles County Space Crisis and Tax Free Annex Plan
Commissioner Ludwig M. Pincura proposes building an office annex to the courthouse without new taxes. He argues current rents about 50 000 annually could cover bond interest and amortization for a county owned building, reducing reliance on leased space and avoiding voter approval for a levy. Cooperation of two fellow commissioners will determine if the plan proceeds.
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Ludwig M
Tiny) Pincura
Auditor
Recorder
Feee
Pincura
Jess
Newsman Attacks Abuses Of Reds At Civil Liberties Meet
Washington journalist Alan Barth of the Washington Post and Times Herald accused the House Un American Activities Committee of distorting the Communist party and abusing investigative power. Speaking at the Cincinnati Civil Liberties Union chapter event, Barth said the committee acts to punish through publicity and infringes American freedoms. The talk was interrupted by members criticizing the Civil Liberties Union as audience members invoked the pledge of allegiance.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Alan Barth
Washington
House
UN American Activities Committee
Communist Party
Barth
Washington Post
Jocal Chapter
American Civil Liberties Union
House Committee
Criteal
The
Civil Liberties’ Union
Robert O'Brien
Police car stolen from Jerseyville department
In Jerseyville Wisconsin a police department station wagon was parked in front of the building on Wednesday when it was stolen. The incident involved the department and city police, with details pending.
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Jerseyville
Police Department
Northeastern Ohio Weather Forecast Snow Warning
Heavy snow is expected this afternoon into tonight with 3 to 5 inches of new snow by Friday morning. Cold today with highs 14 to 38 and lows 10 to 14. Friday partly cloudy and cold with snow flurries.
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Ohio
Canton Driver Killed In Snow Crash
Patrick L. Jr., 30, of Canton was killed early today when his car collided with a police cruiser on a snow covered street. Patrolmen Edward Lombardi and Alan Maxson were injured not seriously as winds shift from northwest to north northeast across Lake Erie. Weather reports note snow and cold with a zero to 12 degree temperature range.
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Ohio
Con
Canton
UPI
Patrick L
May, Jr
Edward
Lombardi
Alan Maxson
Lake Erie
May
Air-Sea Search Underway For Missing US Plane
A US Military Air Transport Service C118 carrying 28 aboard is missing after last contact 455 miles southeast of Argentia Newfoundland. Canadian and US searchers scour the Atlantic with patrol planes ships and a helicopter as weather stays clear but cold.
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Torbay
Mid
APS
Military Air Transport Service
Newfoundland
Royal Canadian Air Force Rescue Coordination Center
Lagos
Azores
U.S
Argentia
Nfl
U.S Coast Guard
Cis
US. Coast Guard
U.S. Coast Guard
Royal Canadians Mounted Police
Air Force
Rebel Liner Santa Maria Sails Toward Africa Under U.S. Escort
Planes and two U S destroyers shadow the ship as Henrique Galvao seeks a neutral port to discharge passengers. Lisbon-bound Portuguese forces deploy but avoid direct boarding. A Navy pilot reports Galvao aboard and open to talks with authorities other than Portugal or Spain. The Sea Wolf and the destroyers may close in within days.
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San Juan
P. R
Henrique Galvao
Santa Maria
Africa
Galway
Atlantic
United Press International
New York
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar
USS. Navy
Galvao
Angola
Portugas
U.S
Gearing
Vogelgesang
Ivory Coast
Abidjan
Lisbon
U.S Navy
Gavalo
GOP Will Hear Iowa Republican Name as Lincoln Day Speaker
Ohioans are urged to back school improvement as state house conferees are told. Elyria banks issue reports showing growth at annual stockholder meetings.
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Lowa
Elyria Banks
Warmup of Cold War Felt In Release Of Fliers
The United States welcomed the release of American RB 47 airmen as a sign the Soviets are willing to reopen dialogue. Kennedy says the gesture does not alter his reluctance to a summit with Khrushchev and notes no link to Laos peace efforts.
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Washington
United States
Khrushchev
Paris
Russia
Kennedy
El Salvador Junta Imposes Martial Law Curfew
Radio San Salvador reports the military junta seizing power in El Salvador has imposed martial law with a seven hour nightly curfew from 10 p.m. to 3 a.m. It claims to crush a Communist movement and says the three colonels Portillo Castilo Navarrete and Molina lead the new government awaiting elections.
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Guatemala City
UPI
Radio
San Salvador
el Salvador
Portillo
Castillo Navarete
Molina
MacArthur 81st birthday dinner in New York
General of the Army Douglas MacArthur marked his 81st birthday with a dinner for about 140 World War II veterans from the Pacific area command. Most attendees were retired from Army service. The same page included a weather forecast cautioning that fog signals neither fair weather nor rain. A Chronicle-Telegram classified ad urged readers to place want ads with local contact numbers.
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New York
UPI
Douglas MacArthur
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Lorain
C-T
Fliers' Return Delayed From Russia Amid Snow Forecast
President Kennedy planned to greet two RB-47 fliers on arrival from Russia, but their landing at Andrews Air Force Base was postponed until after noon due to heavy snow. Captains John R. McKone and Freeman B. Olmstead had stopped at Goose Bay, Labrador, awaiting the go ahead while their wives prepared to join them. The White House limited interviews, allowing photos only and a possible brief statement from the fliers. Olmstead’s wife travels with an Air Force physician due to her pregnancy.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Russia
White House
Andrews Air Force Base
Maryland
Andrews
Pierre Salinger
John R. McKone
Freeman B. Olmstead
Goose Bay
Labrador
Salinger
Khrushchev Eyes UN Visit and Possible Kennedy Meeting
Diplomatic observers think Premier Khrushchev will attend the United Nations General Assembly in March in New York. They believe the release of two American airmen removed a major obstacle to a possible summit with President Kennedy, though Kennedy said no summit plans exist yet. Khrushchev had hinted at attending the UN session if top level discussions seemed possible.
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Khrushchev
United Nations Assembly
Kennedy
Mostow
Moscow
UPI
Ninta S. Khrushchev
New York
United Nations General Assembly
Washington
Ith
UN Assembly
U.S
United States
United Nations
Plane Lands Safely After Losing Tires
A Cap ital Airlines Boeing 720 landed safely at Madison after shedding two rear tires on takeoff from Pittsburgh to Miami. The mishap prompted crash crews and ambulances to stand by, but the aircraft touched down at 12 48 p m EST with the forward tires in good condition.
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Washington
UPD
Capital Airlines
Pittsburgh
Miami
Columbus
UPI
Misan
Ami International Airport
Clark County
FBI alters man flight plan in Ohio bank robbery case
Canton native Mike Joan Koury 43 planned to sail to Europe but was jailed in Akron on armed robbery charges for the April 1959 Highland Park Wooster bank hold up. FBI tied him to earlier robberies involving Frank Anzur Youngstown Thomas Georgalas and George Kousait. Anzur pleaded guilty to the 1960 Youngstown Mahoning National Bank robbery. Georgalas was convicted of the 1960 Mahoning National Bank heist. Koury could face 25 years or a 16000 dollar fine or both if convicted.
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Cleveland
API
Mike Joan Koury
Canton
Europe
FBI
Koury
Akron-Canton
New York
Edward E. Hargett
U. S. United States
New York City
U. S
Herbert A. Horn
Commercial Banking and Trust Company
Highland Park
Wooster
Hargett
Frank Anzur
Youngstown
Thomas Georgalas
Warren
George Kousait
Carton
Anzur
Mahoning National Bank of
Kousait
South Arlington Plaza
Akron Savings and Loan Co
Akron
Citzens Savings Assn
Georgalas
Mahoning National Bank
Ford Motor Co
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