DiSalle Orders Mental Aid Bills Collected
Governor Michael V. DiSalle launches an Ohio drive to recover up to half a billion dollars in back bills for state mental hospital care dating to 1900. About 260000 claims, ranging from 100 to 15000 dollars, average 2000 dollars, may take years to collect with potential bureau shakeups and legal action led by the attorney general.
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Columbus
UPI
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Bureau of Support
Mental Hygiene and Corrections Department
Cuba and U S Trade Pact Sparks Diplomatic Clash
In Havana Ernesto Guevara accused the United States of undeniable sabotage and criminal acts as Cuba denounced U S economic policy. He tied Cuba's pact with the Soviet Union to the widening rift. Ambassador Bonsal left Cuba amid hopes to avert a full diplomatic break as U S aid and ties deteriorate.
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Havana
UPI
United States
Osvaldo Corticos
Cuba
Crim
Ernesto
Che) Guevara
Mnal
U.S
Lic
Guevara
Castro
Soviet Union
Philip Bonsal
Russia
Washington
Herter Says Castro Appears To Follow Communist Pattern
Secretary of State Christian Herter says Fidel Castro's regime shows Communist tendencies in some actions while he doubts Cuba is Communist. He noted sympathizers hold high posts but referenced U.S. concerns over land reform, compensation for owners, and a cautious view of Cuba’s alignment as talks on a Paris summit loom. Bonsal returns to Havana to improve relations after being recalled in January. He warned against expecting dramatic results from the Big Four summit and urged strict controls on disarmament proposals.
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Cuba
Castro
New York
Bonsal
U.S. State Department
Washington
UPI
Christian A. Herter
Fidel Castro
Herter
Sen. Leverett Saltonstall
R-Mass
State Department
U.S
Philip Bonsal
Havanas
United States
Soviet Union
Paris
Germany
Weather notes for Ohio and Lake Erie region
Partly cloudy and cold with scattered snow flurries in northeastern and northwestern Ohio. High near 30. Conditions include limited precipitation totaling about a quarter inch, with snow showers possible midweek and normal highs around 49 to 53 and lows near 30 to 40. Lake Erie winds variable. moon and sun rise/set details noted.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Explosion In School Is Probed
An explosion demolished Clinton Street Elementary School in Wauseon Ohio injuring six. Damages were estimated at 700000 dollars. Officials suspect sewer gas caused the blast Saturday afternoon. The Board of Education canceled classes locally and the State Fire Marshal was asked to investigate. The blast shattered windows over a block away.
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Wauseon
UPI
Ohio
Clinton Street
Board of Education
Police Hint At Picture Of Slayer In Starved Rock Case
Police investigate a frame from Mrs. Lillian Oetting taken before the Starved Rock killings. They enlarge the film to spot a possible man hiding behind a tree, while 24 suspects including a stable boy are to be tested by La Salle County authorities.
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Starved Rock State Park
UPI
Chicago
Lillian Oetting
St. Louis Canyon
Oetting
Hber
Mildred Lindquist
Frances Murrphy
Riverside
Park
Harland Warren
la Salle County
Destroyer and freighter collide off Cape Henry
A U S Navy destroyer escort the U S Darby returning to Baltimore with 160 crew collided with the Swedish ore carrier Sova Atlantic one mile northeast of Cape Henry Va. Two sailors died and 13 were injured. Rep James E Van Zandt Assistant Defense Secretary Richard Jackson and Rear Adm R T S Keith observed the scene as doctors treated the wounded.
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Norfolk
UPI
Atlantic Ocean
U.S. Darby
Baltimore
Cuba
Darby
Sova Atlantic
Navy
Cape Henry
Charles Edwards Crandell
Westminster
Thomas
Edward Jormsor
Annapolis
James E. van Zandt
R-Pa
Richard Jackson
R. T. S. Keith
Murder Trial Postponed for Dixon Case
The first degree murder trial of Howard A. Dixon, 45, Lorain steel worker, scheduled for tomorrow, was postponed indefinitely by Judge LeRoy F. Kelly. The postponement affects the case involving Madeline Duncan and will push conclusions into later this week.
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Howard A. Dixon
Lorain Steel
Bern
LeRoy F. Kelly
Wec
Madeline Duncan
Wmeress
Plumbers Quit AFL-CIO IUD Over Reuther Rebuke
The Plumber's Union withdrew from the AFL-CIO Industrial Union Department and sharply rebuked Autoworkers President Walter Reuther who leads the group.
Material Aims Shorten Life Finds Insurance Study
A study cited by an insurance company claims certain workers in a class called messmen die earlier than peers. The report notes a shortened life expectancy and mentions a contact number FA 34322 for more details.
Where To Turn Burns Fatal To Trucker
A fatal crash near Indiana injures a trucker while a separate Indiana page notes a local junior high school incident. Executives are named to direct welded pipe operations at National Tube Co. in Lorain.
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TEGCK
Indiana
Ind
National Tube Co
Lorain
Evseese- Pe
Contract Bridgerd
Abby
Petice
Saberben
Bellington
Warned Police Force Needed In Arms Cuts
The West told Russia that the United States will keep troops in Europe until both East and West disarm. An international force will still be needed to keep the peace after arms cuts, stated at the disarmament conference by Italian delegate Gaetano Martino.
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Geneva
UPI
Russia
United States
Europe
Gaetano Martino
Martino
West S
NATO
FAA imposes Electra speed limit after Tell City crash
The FAA ordered Electra pilots to cap speed at 315 mph up to 15000 feet amid ongoing investigations into Northwest and Braniff crashes with 63 dead in Tell City Indiana. Lockheed supported the precaution as the agency linked both accidents, enforcing restrictions on all Electra flights pending further inquiry.
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Washington
UPI
Electra
Tell City
Ind
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Lockheed Aircraft
E. R. Quesada
Northwest Airlines
Braniff Airlines
Buffalo
Tex
Cuban patrol lane shot down. pilot wounded
A light patrol lane with L S markings was shot down today over Havana. The American pilot Leon ard Howard was wounded and captured along with other occupants. He received first aid before transport to Matanzas for interrogation.
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Havana
Upi
L. S
Leonard Howard
4Th Regiment
Matansas
Sandy's A Lamb But Who's Pythagoras
San Francisco UPI reports Sandy Chermis a 19 year old San Francisco City College student sparked debate over dress codes after administrators urged looser attire deeming form fitting sweaters and skirts distracting male students. Dean Mary Golding suggested looser garments as a remedy. Sandy searched shops Saturday trying tents like loose dresses but an assistant buyer noted little chance of changing her style.
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San Francisco
UPI
Mary
Sandy Chermis
Sandy
San Francsco City College
Mary Golding
Caima
Pythagoras
Dean Goking
Bingham
Mrs Duncan Faced With Two Confessions In Murder Trial
Read into the court record were two statements by Madeline Mae Duncan admitting her husband Raymond Duncan’s murder but claiming the weapon fired accidentally. The testimonies tied Duncan’s death to a later conversation with his half-brother Thomas Tyree and alleged “Betty” involvement.
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Madeline Mae Duncan
Raymond
Tal
Duncan
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