Horse Rescue Delays After Basement Stuck In Cart Stall
In Chicago Julius Pekotsky's horse Tommy is trapped in a basement stall and rescue work may take days. Anti Cruelty Society head J J Shaffer plans to drill the floor and install a ramp or use a winch to remove the animal as Tommy resists intervention.
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Opposition Factions Clash in Local 1104 Delegate Race
Local 1104 faces strong opposition as factions clash over delegate nominations in tonight’s election. Avon Lake board appoints former superintendent to old post, while J. J. King lands a three year contract. Methodist group votes to elect officers at Norwalk gathering Sunday February 22. New factory talks yield progress after long negotiations. Lorain plant settles for a new offer.
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Weather Summary for Ohio Region
The forecast for Ohio indicates sunny periods with temperatures 77 to 82 degrees and fair to light winds with nightly lows 54 to 59. Thursday brings partly cloudy skies, warmer conditions, and a chance of afternoon or evening thundershowers. Tuesday’s high low 55 to 72 with precipitation 0.25 inches in the past 24 hours ending 1 p.m. Tuesday. Humidity readings ranged from 17 percent at 8 a.m. to 66 percent at 2 p.m. and 61 percent at 8 p.m.
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SEATO Powwows On Red Push Amid Summit Turmoil
Washington, UPI The SEATO eight nations plan a conference to address Cold War tensions as summit talks falter. Eisenhower notes greater danger from Red China and weaker allied defenses while Nixon signals continued reliance on diplomacy with possible future summits.
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U S Postpones Atom Test Talk in Geneva
The Big Three nuclear test conference canceled its session as the United States awaited Washington guidance on guarantees for underground explosions. Soviet delegates pressed to separate research from weapon development while U S officials consider safeguards and possible off the record concessions amid an election year.
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Mrs Mamie Eisenhower Hospitalized With Acute Asthmatic Bronchitis
The White House disclosed Mrs Mamie Eisenhower is in Walter Reed Army Hospital with acute asthmatic bronchitis. Press Secretary Hagerty said she is comfortable and improving with customary treatment and a slight fever. Her stay raises questions about accompanying the President on his late month Far East trip.
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Rail wage hike sparks feared rail layoffs in West
Chicago UPt reports a railroad attorney warned a presidential fact finding board that any wage increase would force thousands of layoffs to keep railroads solvent. He proposed a 15 cent cut for 7500 switchmen while SUNA pushed for a 36 cent hourly raise citing hazardous working conditions. The board will offer recommendations to the White House by June 22 to resolve the SUNA dispute with 18 western and midwestern railroads.
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Nine Year Old Drowns In Scioto Tributary Near Portsmouth
A nine year old, Se ven Lawhorn of Orient in Pickaway County, drowned Tuesday after apparently falling into a tributary of the Scioto River about six miles north of Portsmouth. His parents, Mr and Mrs Carl J Lawhorn, were visiting a friend in Lucasville at the time.
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DiSalle Threatens Stricter Ohio Traffic Enforcement
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle urged tougher enforcement after Ohio led the nation with 28 traffic deaths over Memorial Day weekend. He noted widespread speeding and violations, citing 2,377 arrests and 2,835 warnings as officials worked with eight aircraft patrols when weather allowed.
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U-2 Made 200 Flights, Space Aide Testifies
NASA Administrator Hugh Dryden testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that U 2 weather flights since 1956 totaled 200. He said NASA provided only research data used in aircraft design and that flight plans were not detailed knowledge until after the flights. Flights occurred over the United States Europe Turkey and Japan and covered about 264000 miles at varying altitudes.
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Expense Bill Blots Charged in House Funds
Washington reports allege House expense vouchers show misuse of taxpayer funds for hotel stays liquor music and wife travel. Investigations cite 25 229 vouchers from 1957 to 1959 with alterations and ink blots masking wives names and posturing charges while lawmakers deny wrongdoing.
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Joe Louis cuts ties with Cuba tourism bureau contract
Former heavyweight champ Joe Louis said he severed all ties with the Cuban tourist bureau which had a contract with a public relations firm that includes his name. The item also mentions geraniums and plants in an adjacent advertisement section.
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