Elyria Mayor blasts state over street resurfacing funds
Elyria Mayor Charles V. Neeson criticizes Gov. Rhodes and highway officials at a press conference as he seeks state financial aid for resurfacing Broad Street and Middle Avenue. The city has a low bid of about 17 thousand dollars, a cost he calls reasonable. The mayor warns the streets must be resurfaced this year and asks for state participation as promised.
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James A. Rhodes
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Timmer
Rhodes
Masketer
Hoover Shows Improvement Amid Illness Battle
Former President Herbert Hoover, 88, is reported to be making an almost miraculous improvement as doctors note anemia and an intestinal ailment with internal bleeding. Transfusions have replaced blood loss and there has been no bleeding for three days.
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UPI
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Hoover
Navy to Launch Four Nuclear Subs in Saturday Ceremonies
Washington reports the Navy will launch four nuclear submarines in simultaneous ceremonies on Saturday. The events showcase the Navy's strategic fleet expansion and honor the crews and sponsoring offices involved.
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Washington
UPI
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Rights bill sparks bitter Lorain political fight
Vandalism at a South Lorain pool hall, blamed on allegiance shift, closed the venue temporarily. Owner Julia Olmeda said intruders damaged three pool tables and cues but left money and merchandise intact as she cites Puerto Rican voters joining Republican Domingo Carrion Torres in the fifth Ward council race.
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Domingo Carrione Torres
Fifth Ward
Torres
Evelion Rosario
Martin Vant Trieste
Woodrow W. Mathna
Mathna
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30Th St
Vine Ave
Police guard Keeler amid Profumo scandal threats in London
Police guard Christine Keeler at her London apartment after anonymous death threats linked to the Profumo affair. Scotland Yard plans to question additional figures in the vice probe while Prime Minister Macmillan resists calls to resign amid the scandal.
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UPI
Christine Keeler
Profumo
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John Profumo
Harold Macmillan
Labor Party
Harold Wilson
Two Hearing Bill Seeks Mental Hospital Reforms
Ohio Senate committee backed a bill requiring two probate court hearings for involuntary hospital commitment and added limits on stay durations and immunity for good faith actors. The measure, amended by Sen. Kilbane at Rep. Matia’s request, heads to the rules committee for calendar placement.
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Senate
Rules Committee
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Cleveland
David Matia
D.-Cuahoga
Delaware County
Paul W. Barrett
Chronicle-Telegram
Ohio
Barrett
Kilbane
Erie and Huron counties face stocking and legal actions
A page listing show trout stocking implications causing parking issues in Oberin and North Ridgeville. It notes the Ninth District Court of Appeals ruling that annexation of 20 acres is illegal and must be re heard in lower court. The item mentions Ship Building moves, Cross hearing in Columbus, and other Ohio news items.
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North Ridgeville
No Pope Elected as Cardinal Ballots Fail in Secret Conclave
Vatican City UPI reports the Sacred College of Cardinals failed to elect a pope as two morning ballots produced black smoke signaling no candidate reached the required two thirds among 80 participating cardinals. Vatican radio announced the negative outcome and indicated another vote was planned this afternoon amid disappointed crowds outside St. Peter's Square.
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UPI
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Sistine Chapel
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St. Peter's Square
Unclear Weather Note From Northeastern Ohio Forecast
Weather summary notes a cloudy cooler day in Northeastern Ohio with scattered showers and a few thunderstorms. Temperature ranges from 72 to 76 degrees, cooling tonight to 39, withFriday partly cloudy and cooler and a Wednesday range 81 to 87 degrees.
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Oh.o
Dartmouth Girls Take Over Campus In Summer Program
Dartmouth announces a summer program admitting women undergraduates for the first time, with the campus experiencing more female students than male. Dean Waldo Chamberlin addresses issues from dress codes and campus policing to room access, showers, and privacy as preparations for the eight week session proceed.
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Dartmouth
Waldo Chamberlin
Harvard
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