Ohio population up 21 percent since 1950 census
Ohio's population rose from 7,946,627 in 1950 to 9,644,783 by 1959, a 21.37 percent gain. The state projects at least 28 villages surpassing 5,000 residents to qualify as cities, with suburban growth and notable increases in Whitehall, Parma, Lyndhurst, and others across Cleveland, Cincinnati, and Columbus regions.
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Columbus
UPD
Ohio
Division of Vital Statistics
William H. Weigel
Whitehall
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Wil
Plan For Moon Colonizing Program Urged By Pendray
Dayton report notes G Edward Pendray founder of the American Rocket Society urges a bold U S plan to land instruments on the moon and return men later and establish a moon colony to outpace Soviet advances in rocket development. He warns the Russians may already be five years ahead.
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Dayton
UPI
American Rocket Society
Pacific
G. Edward Pendray
Guggenheim Foundation of New York
Moon
Venus
Mars
Earth
Eisenhower plays golf at La Quinta during Palm Springs trip
President Eisenhower arrived by helicopter from Los Angeles to a La Quinta resort area near Palm Springs. He changed to golf attire and joined George E. Allen and companions Freeman Gosden Charles S. Jones and William E. Robinson for a morning round at Eldorado and an adjacent fairway tee-off.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Eisenhower
California
Riooredo
la Quinta
George E. Allen
Los Angeles
Allen
Eldorado Course
Freeman Gosden
Charles S. Jones
The Chronicle Telegram 1960 Carrier Rates Notice
The newspaper advertises subscription and delivery rates for Lorain County residents and nearby areas. Rates include 15 dollars for Lorain and adjoining counties, 17 dollars elsewhere in Ohio, and 18 dollars outside Ohio. The notice indicates publication details and mailing privileges.
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Lorain
Ohio
Steel Firm and Union Reach Incentive Pay Contract
Pittsburgh Steel Co and United Steelworkers reached a contract settlement on incentive pay affecting over 7,300 workers at six plants. The pact ends a dispute tied to higher labor costs above the industry average and covers workers in Monessen Allenport Warren Akron Worcester and Los Angeles. Terms to be announced today.
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Pittsburgh
UPC
Pittsburgh Steel Co
United Steelworkers Union
Pittsburgh Steel
Monessen
Allenport
Warren
Unhurt As 10 Cars Derail In Westfield Collision
The 20th Century Limited derailed 10 cars after sideswiping the New England States near Westfield New York. About 200 to 300 passengers escaped injuries with three examined and released. Passengers were moved by school buses to Westfield schools and a special train would take them to Buffalo for onward connections.
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Westfield
N.Y
Chicago
New York
New York Central
W. T. Alexander
Cleveland
New England States
Boston
New England
Century England
Westfield School
Buffalo
Rival Designers Reject Dior Emphasis Trend in Paris
Greek-born designer Jean Desses joins Paris peers in resisting Dior's season shift away from the bust. Desses favors belts to define the waist, belted hips, and pleated skirts with white, beige, and soft blue tones. Other houses like Nina Ricci and Guy Laroche have shown non bust-flattening lines, with Lanvin-Costello and Chanel likely to follow.
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Paris
UPD
Jean Desses
Battle
House of
Christian Dior
Desses
House of Dior
Nina
Ricci
Guy Laroche
Lanvin - Costello and
Chanel
Dior
Yves Saint-Laurent
Dover Mayor among six tied to Stark County gaming probe
New Philadelphia reports that Dover Mayor Clifford Froelich and five others were arrested on bribe charges connected to gambling in Stark County. Froelich faces seven counts of accepting protection bribes totaling 1500 dollars. others face seven counts of offering bribes. Bond set at 5000 dollars each.
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New Philadelphia, D
UPI
Clifford Froelich
Dover
Stark County
Froelich
George Marks
Arthur L. Limbach
Pilot Health Plan Study Set For Ohio County
A pilot project to develop practical methods for continuous health supervision of children from birth through high school will be tried in Licking County Ohio. Sponsored by the Ohio and National PTA the study involves a state committee chaired by Mrs Johns H Cox with health officials and clergy on its roster. The aim is to supervise children in health practices year round beyond the school day.
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Chicago
UPI
Ohio
Ohio and
National Pta
Licking County
Johns H. Cox
Seville
Health Service
Ohio Pta
Cincinnati
Harry Waldorf
Bridgeport
George Watson
Chillicothe
D. 8. Webster
Ashland
P. C. Bechtel
Lillian Derflinger
Helen
Massengale
Thomas E. Shaffer
Young Waits For Delegate Status Ruling
Senator Stephen M. Young of Ohio awaits a formal decision from the Ohio Democratic Organization on his status as a national convention delegate. Young has asked to be seated on his terms, seeks to go to the convention unbossed, and states he would vote for Kennedy on early ballots but follow his conscience thereafter.
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Washington
UPD
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Ohio Democratic Organization
Young
Ohio Democratic
William L.coleman
Coleman
Columbus
Michael V. DiSalie
DiSalle
Kennedy
De Gaulle’s Return Threshold Pressures France
France braces as De Gaulle faces a fractious Algiers crisis with insiders signaling possible Elysee action. Debre convenes cabinet, insurgents broadcast defiance, and loyalties hinge on the army’s stance amid a national mood for decisive deed.
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Algiers
Oran
de Gaulle
le Monde
National Assembly
The
Elysee
Algeria
France
Kennedy Humphrey spar over West Virginia primary invitation
UPI report notes Sen John F Kennedy unlikely to meet Sen Hubert H Humphrey in the West Virginia May primary. Humphrey weighed Kennedy invitation to Nebraska, but signals staying out. Both have pledged to contest Wisconsin and Ohio, with New Hampshire ballot moves by Kennedy supporters.
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DiSalle
Ohio
Sen
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Whliam
Washington
UPI
Hubert H Humphrey
West Virginia
Humphrey
D-Minn
Kennedy
Nebraska
Lar Daly
New Hampshire
Daly
Elton Britt
Wisconsin
Congressional News CIA Chief Called As Senators Study Defense
Senate leaders summon CIA Director Allen W. Dulles as the Space and Preparedness Committees probe Eisenhower era defense and space policies and potential changes to measuring Soviet missile power. Johnson leads the investigation while McCormack and Brooks push NASA funding and drugs price hearings continue.
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CIA
Washington
UPD
Senate
Central Intelligence Agency
Lyndon B. Johnson
Dtex
Space and Preparedness Committees
Allen O'W. Dulles
Dulles
U.S
Space House
John W. McCormack
Mass
House Space Committee
Chessman Faces Final Court Appearance on Death Row
Daryl Chessman on San Quentin death row faces a possible final court appearance in San Francisco as Federal Judge Louis E. Goodman may rule today on his habeas corpus petition. Chessman, 38, discharged his attorneys and argued for issues of fact, citing cases from memory during a long hearing after nearly 12 years in prison. He was convicted in Los Angeles in 1948 of rape, robbery, and kidnapping and sentenced to death.
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San Francisco
UPI
Daryl Chessman
San Quentin
Federal District
Louis E. Goodman
Chessman
George T. Davis
Rosalie Asher
A. L. Wirin
Goodman
Los Angeles
Young Urges Scrapping of OCDM and Civil Defense
Senator Stephen M. Young denounces the Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization as useless and wasteful. He criticizes Cleveland’s Civil Defense unit for tying up police with a six-officer assignment and cites misallocated funds and an uneconomical airstrip project at Ohio University. He argues civil defense should be absorbed by the armed forces and mothballed.
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Washington
UPS
Stephen M. Young
Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization
Senate
Young
Cleveland
Cleveland Democrat
OCDM
Civil Defense
Cleveland CD Organization
Ohio University
Athens
Ohio
Construction Down Washington
Commerce Department reports this month's new construction valued at 3.7 billion dollars, an 8 percent drop from the previous month.
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Washington
UPI
Commerce Department
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Elyria
Lowick
Parma
Lyndhurst
Bedford
Medina
Celina
Orrville
Lancaster
Girard
Xenia
Middletown
Massillon
Barberton
Mount Vernon
Defiance
Ted Brown
Warrensville Heights
Oxford
Avon Lake
Silverton
Madeira
North Royalton
Hubbard
Strongsville
Independence
Mid
Diebureh Heights
Lebanon
Greenfield
Mingo Junction
Nort Canton
Solon
Westerville
Willard
Waverly
Eaton
Perrysburg
Avon
Belpre
Huron
Beachwood
Newton Falls
Broadview Heights
iClyde
Rittman
Brown
Shadyside
West Carrollton
Crestline
Brecksville
Brook Park
Sebring
Amherst
New Lexington
Greenhills
Windham
Mariemont
New Carlisle
Lakesville
Upper Sandusky
Rossford
Fairport
Marysville
Golf Manor
Ike
Fairway
the Chronicle
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
East Ave
Orie
Brates
Union
Invest
Security
Middle Avenue
Elyria, Ohio
Minot
N.D
Minot Air Base
Eos
Marks
Michel Debre
Ronstop
Ely
Piere Pflimlin
Maurice Challe
Nation
Government Today
Humanite
Alpiers
Wreck Humphrey
Minnesota
Michael DiSalle
Congressional News
Tration
National Space and Aeronautics Administration
Overton Brooks
D-la
NASA
House
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Dtenn
T. F. Davies Haines
Ciba Pharmaceutical Products, Inc
Summit
Emanuel Cel
Ler
D-N.y
Rules Committee
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Herman E. Talmadge
D-Ga
B. W. Employees Federal Credit Union
Bess and
Andy
North Ridgeville
Wm. Thomas, Pres
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Ellie
Els
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