Egypt Says Suez Clearing Work Can Resume Friday
Egypt informed the United Nations that Suez Canal clearance can resume Friday after the UN told the assembly that Israel’s withdrawal from captured areas is complete. The final removal of two wrecks by General Raymond Wheeler’s salvage force has been delayed by Egypt as leverage.
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Study of Crossing Accidents and Suez Developments
Ohio grade crossing study notes high fatalities but progress over 15 years. It urges a state wide priority system, minimum protection standards, and possible crossing elimination funded by highway plans to cut accident toll and delays. U N reports on Egypt Israel border talks as Hammarskjold prepares Cairo visit and Burns assumes control in Aqaba Gaza.
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Municipal Income Tax Limit Urged in Ohio
Senator William H. Deddens proposes a bill to cap municipal income taxes at one percent unless a general election or a higher rate is approved by required voter majorities. He argues the tax is lucrative, easy to collect, and has surpassed expectations, aiming to curb excessive tax spending.
Intruders Fail to Open Safe at Dr Pepper Bottling Plant
Sheriff deputies investigated a break in at the Dr Pepper Bottling Co. at 2215 Lake Ave. A heavy safe was moved on its side but not opened. Entry came through a rear window and departure likely by the doors. No footprints were found. Deputy George Rozic assessed the scene.
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Chicago man admits impersonating Air Force officer
David J. Broaier, 23, pleaded guilty to impersonating an Air Force officer and told a Chicago court he should serve time in jail perhaps six months. Judge John P. Barnes described the sentence as excellent judgment and imposed six months.
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John P. Barnes
House OK Assured For Doctrine In Middle East Move
House leaders predicted rapid passage of the Senate version of the Middle East resolution. The measure authorizes up to 200 million dollars to aid Middle East economies and military forces and allows the president to use armed forces if attacked. Critics call it a stopgap and fault its focus on surface issues rather than core Middle East problems.
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61 Survive Ship Crash 7 Missing
A 4500 ton freighter Elna Ou collided with a northbound tanker off a river bend known as The Graveyard of Ships. Captain Karre led a 23 man crew to lifeboats as the ships burned, with seven missing and many survivors rescued by Coast Guard units and nearby fireboats.
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Senate Group To Probe Report Of Bribe Attempt
The Senate select committee will examine an alleged bribery attempt involving a Portland night club gambler and a public official. Witnesses include James B. Elkins and Seattle figures Tom Maloney and Joe McLaughlin, with testimony on a $500 after-hours revenue and an planned abortion ring.
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Big Jim) Elkins
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Alcohol injections ease cancer pain says UT team
A University of Texas medical team reports that a spinal injection of raw alcohol provides rapid relief from severe cancer pain. Doctors William Derrick and Richard C. Hay note the effect lasts about six months, possibly applicable to rheumatism and other pain conditions.
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Snow Covers Ohio as Winter Lingers Across Regions
Snow lingered in northeastern Ohio with one to three inch accumulations and light flakes reaching Dayton. Cleveland, Youngstown, and Akron reported about an inch by mid-morning as temperatures stayed in the 30s after a cold start. Mostly cloudy skies were forecast to clear westward with a Saturday call for little overall change.
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