City Levy Proposal Approved in Overtime Budget Talks
City officials debated funding gaps for 1960 and 1961, noting a $1,055,000 need to cover old bills and rising operating costs. Emerick urged earmarking overages for police, fire, or street needs, while Schultz warned many obligations require general fund support. The panel forecast a $925,715 general fund, with $389,000 in expected property tax revenue and potential offsets from court income and transfers.
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Emerick
Nso
Schultz
Poplar St
Recreation Department
Emerich
Weather records across the nation indicate extreme temps
The U S Weather Bureau reported the coldest morning in the nation at Fairbanks Alaska at 24 degrees below zero. In contrast the High on Wednesday reached 80 degrees in Laredo Texas, highlighting wide temperature swings.
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New York
UPD
Fairbanks
Alaska
U.S
Russians rename village library for Dreiser visit
The village of Blizhne Pokrovsky near Gorky has named its library after American author Theodore Dreiser who visited in 1927, Tass reported.
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Moscow
UPI
Blizhne Pokrovsky
Gorky
Theodore Dreiser
Tass
Chronicle-Telegram Date Entry 1960 Syndicated Page
A brief ran in The Chronicle Telegram for January 28 1960 reporting the Lorain County publication details including price and mailing information. The text lists pricing for in state and outside Lorain County subscriptions and notes publication schedule and address in Elyria Ohio.
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Lorain County
Anderson says economic, military strength vital for America
Treasury Secretary Robert B. Anderson told 3,400 Cleveland attendees that peace and freedom rest on strong economics, finance and defense. He urged eight guiding principles for sustained growth, warned rising costs threaten demand, and called for sacrifices across business, labor and government to secure long term prosperity.
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Cleveland
UPI
Robert B. Anderson
Anderson
U.S
America
Maniac Suspected in Quadruple Slayings in New Jersey
Authorities probe background of a wealthy surgeon Dr Francis M Clarke after four people are killed at his five acre estate. Victims include Clarke's wife Edith and three others. A $1000 in the home remains untouched. no sign of struggle. Leads involve Rutgers students sighting, a Newark taxi ride, and fingerprints and shell casings found in Morris Michaels cab.
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North Brunswick
N. J
UPI
Francis M. Clarke
Clarke
Warren T.wilentz
Edith Clarke
Dorothy Moore
Dora Thadies
Morris Michaels
Rutgers University
New Brunswick
Michaels
Newark
Belmont Hotel
Elizabeth
N.J
Bullet With KKK Note Sent To New Gilliam Household
A bullet attached to a note signed KKK was mailed to the Gilliam family in Youngstown, the second such incident after a rock with a threatening note was thrown through their window last Sunday. Police did not disclose the note's contents and postal authorities oversee the federal violation investigation.
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Youngstown
KKK
Rufus Gilliam
Ohioan Objects to $54 000 London Embassy Eagle
Rep. Wayne L. Hays urged cutting the State Department's $54,000 roof eagle for the London embassy, calling the expense wasteful as the subcommittee questioned a $40 million buildings authorization for fiscal 1961. The panel ordered a two year review and trimmed the request by $10 million.
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State Department
London
Hays
House
Department
Two Brady Brothers Killed By Police in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati two brothers, Charles 21 and Virgil 18 Brady, were shot and killed by Patrolman Harold Williams after the brothers and others attacked officers during a speeding stop. Williams fired five times, saying he saw a shiny object. a knife was later found. The incident left Officer Freese with a broken nose and Williams with back and rib injuries.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Harold Williams
Charles Brady
Virgil Brady
Williams
Donald Freese
Charles
Brady
Charles Brown
Elvin Ford
Freese
Plain Dealer not for sale says publisher
Cleveland publisher Forest City Publishing Co. denies rumors that the Plain Dealer is being sold. President Sterling E. Graham calls the reports vicious and false and says the company will sue any competing media for damages if the rumors spread further.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Sterling E. Graham
Forest City Publishing Co
Forestae Publishing Company
Nixon Campaign Opens With Eisnhower Record Praised
Vice President Nixon unveiled a 1960 GOP bid built on the Eisenhower administration’s record and a pledge to extend it. Eisenhower spoke to 100000 televiewers, urging Republicans to campaign on past policies. Rockefller, Morton, and Gates also defended defense gains and urged unity.
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Washington
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
Nixon
Los Angeles
Chicago
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
GOP
New York City
Thruston B. Morton
Defense
Thomas 5. Gates Jr
Portland
Ore
DiSalle urges Ohio Pennsylvania debate on taxes and climate
Governor Michael V. DiSalle challenged Governor David L. Lawrence to a debate on relative tax structures and industrial climates. He said Ohio has the higher per capita taxes and urged more funding for mental and penal institutions. DiSalle noted Ohio ranks fourth in manufacturing value in 1958 and discussed Humphrey’s Ohio primary prospects.
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Youngstown
UPI
Michael V. DiSalle
David L. Lawrence
Pennsylvania
DiSalle
Lawrence
Ohio
Youngstown Board of Trade and Credit Bureau
Ohio’s
U. S. Department of Commerce
Hubert H.humphrey
D-Minn
Columbus
Humphrey
Washington
Wisconsin
Crash Probe Finds Evidence Of Blast In Airliner Crash
Investigators accumulated evidence indicating a low grade, man made explosion caused the Jan. 6 National Airlines crash near Bolivia North Carolina that killed New York lawyer Julian Frank and 33 others. Authorities said no clear answer yet on how the explosive entered the plane or who could be responsible.
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Washington
UPI
New York
Julian Frank
National Airlines
Bolivia
N.C
Miam
Frank
Lawmaker Urges Crackdown on Drug Ad Claims
Rep. John A. Blatnik accuses the AMA and FTC of ignoring false advertising in drugs amid a Justice Department antitrust suit over tranquilizer pricing. Kefauver eyes new laws to curb ad abuses, with Blatnik urging swift action. Carter Products and American Home Products, two New York firms, named in the case.
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Washington
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Kefauver
Congress
Blatnik
House
Dmg
American Medical Association
Federal Trade Commission
Justice Department
Carter Products, Inc
Miltown
American Home Products Corp
New York
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the Treasury
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Wayne L. Hays
Plain Dealer
California
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
New March of Dimes
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East River Rd
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Broad St
Smith Cr
Walker’s
SOHIO
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SWAT
Wilmot Printing CO
Temple Ct
Les Drage
Wise Shoe Store
B. F. Goodrich CO
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Elyria Sign CO
Abbe
Duke’s
Elyria Furniture CO
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Angelina’s Pizza & Spaghetti
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