Couple Patches Life After Bitter Custody Battle
Richard and Gloria Combs of New Jersey live under spotlight after winning a custody fight for their daughter Alice Marie. The adoption papers remain unsigned. the couple faces ongoing public attention, a busy household, and hopes to restore normal life as they balance work, night classes, and letters from well wishers.
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Old Bridge
N.J
UPI
Richard
Gloria Combs
Texas Road
New Jersey
Alice Marie
Alice Marie Pau
Comics’ Board
Combs
Ture J
AP Combs
Combees
Alice
Marie
Combsi
Violence in Buenos Aires as protest vote shocks Frondizi
A massive protest against Argentine President Arturo Frondizi in downtown Buenos Aires led to police crackdowns and tear gas as opposition parties won a majority of seats in the 102 contested of 187 deputies. A nearby power station was bombed, plunging a large area into darkness. Frondizi retained parliamentary control though weakened.
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Arturo Frondizi
Buenos Aires
Frondizi
Chamber of Deputies
Olivos
Annie Tedcastle
Liverpool
England
Mable Kelsey
London
Kelsey
Vatican
Value Line warns recession in 1961 amid demand surge
A Merrill Lynch report notes International Paper posts a record 1959 sales of 1.03 billion dollars, up 13 percent. An International survey finds transit fares rose in at least 10 cities in four months. Army Engineers to rebuild dam access roads in four Ohio counties this spring. A string of brief items mentions a dairy-store burglary case, a Michigan extradition fight, a yegg leaving a cartoon in Bush City, illness delaying Milton Eisenhower’s Rome trip, a Bellflower hen hatching 12 eyes on a high branch, and the Mackinaw ice breaker heading out to open shipping routes on Lake Michigan.
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United Press International
Ohio
Army Engineers
Huntington
W. Va
Frank Skraba
Rittman
Wayne County
Michigan
G. Mennen Williams
Birs
Henry Scott
Coast Guard
Mackinaw
Lake Michigan
Ohio State nursing student in crash. mayor dies
In Columbus a two car crash on U S 3 near Lane Ave killed mayor James F Easton 51 of Marysville and his wife Alice 47. Their daughter Sandra Lou 20 OSU nursing student is in satisfactory condition at University Hospital along with driver Herman Poulton. Dr Relna Meyman named temporary superintendent of South-Western City School District. Lester C Bush founder and retired president of National Grove Co dies. A labor dispute at Liberty Manufacturing Co plant near Niles ends by permanent injunction. Col George Mingle resigns as Portsmouth city manager to take a job in Delray Beach Florida. On this day in history notable events are noted.
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Columbus
James F. Easton
Marysville
Alice
U.S
Lane Ave
Sandra Lou
Ohio State University
University Hospital
Herman Poulton
Hilljar
Relna M.eyman
Ohio Superintendent of Public Instruction
South-Western City
Lester C. Bush
National Grove Co
Liberty Manufacturing Co
Niles
Toledo
F. W. Woolworth
Kresge
W. T. Grant
George Mingle
Ohio Highway Patrol
Portsmouth
Delray Beach
Fla
Old Puffers Ignore Bell To Head For The Pasture
DETROIT UPD Bell tolls mark end of era for steam passenger trains as two Grand Trunk and Western locomotives 6319 and 6322 carried about 2 012 passengers on a Detroit to Durand round trip. Officials weigh if this becomes the last major regular run while diesels expand on mountain routes and freight service, with some steamers lingering on small lines or on tourist rotations.
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Detroit
UPD
Grand Trunk and Western Railroad
Durand
Mich
Chicago
James Shea
Railroad Public Relations Association
Southern Pacific
Association of American Railroads
Denver
Denver & Rio
Denver & Rio Grand
Grandmer
Democrats Take Strong Rights Stand at Midwest Convention
In Detroit, Democrats at a 14-state Midwest conference adopted a firmer civil rights policy and a no retreat stance for the July national convention. National Chairman Paul M. Butler urged southern leaders to send loyal delegates or appoint alternatives if their states balk at supporting the party's presidential nominee. He targeted six southern states Arkansas Georgia South Carolina Louisiana Alabama and Mississippi for recent electors laws and warned against being bluffed.
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Detroit
UPD
Paul M. Butler
Butler
Arkansas
Georgia
South Carolina
Louisiana
Alabama
Mississippi
Jwe
Lance Honeymoons Jill St John in San Francisco Wedding
Lance Reventlow and actress Jill St John wed Thursday in San Francisco and are honeymooning at a ski resort hideaway in the High Sierras for a brief period. The couple, prominent Hollywood figures, are keeping details private as they begin married life together.
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Hollywood
UPI
Lance
Reventlow
San Francisco
Jill St. John
J A
High
Sierras
Kennedy Humphrey Sprint For Wire In Wisconsin Primary
Kennedy and Humphrey pushed toward the Wisconsin presidential primary with 31 convention votes at stake. Both campaigned in Detroit amid Midwest Democratic conference and UAW events, then returned to Wisconsin for a final push as civil rights votes loom in Washington. Symington, Morse also active. Dewey backs Nixon. Stevenson supporters see possible Nixon defeat. Nixon to speak at Lincoln Founders Day as GOP activity continues.
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Washington
UPI
Wisconsin
Senate
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Kennedy
Humphrey
Detroit
United Automobile Workers
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Wayne L. Morse
Oregon
Adlai
Adlai E. Stevenson
Nixon
Urbanites Swing Hard At Rural Lawmakers
A United Press International survey shows a rising trend toward proportional representation, shifting power from rural lawmakers to urban populations. The drive, fueled by court actions and civic groups, could tilt state legislatures toward the cities and Democratic groups, with Massachusetts and several others inching toward Democratic control while larger shifts occur nationwide.
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United Press International
Alabama
Iowa
Indiana
Nebraska
Oklahoma
North Dakota
Fire Kills Widow and Five Children in Maine Farmhouse
In Winthrop Maine a chimney and burning farmhouse killed widow Mildred Frost 46 and five children Rita 9 Archie 5 Harry 10 Glenis 8 Oscar 14. Fire Chief Earl Tarr said two oil stoves heated the home and one may have been turned up in the near zero weather. Six other Frost children were elsewhere. the husband died three years ago.
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Winthrop
Maine
UPI
Mildred Frost
Rita
Archie
Harry
Glenis
Oscar
Earl Tarr
Frost
Guards See Africans Mourn Dead
In Johannesburg and across South Africa heavily armed police guarded native townships as citizens marked a day of sorrow for those killed and wounded in Sharpeville and Langa a week earlier. Leaders urged restraint while extremists called for stay-at-home protests and passbook burnings symbolizing slavery.
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Johannesburg
UPS
South Africa
Sharpeville
Langa
Pan Africanist Congress
African National Congress
Little Girl Wills Eyes Then Dies
Nancy Cheryl Harris, a 13-year-old girl from suburban Maple Heights, died Saturday from a heart condition after open heart surgery on February 17 to close two holes in her heart. She had asked doctors to donate her eyes to the Central Eye Bank if she did not survive and had been hospitalized 30 times for treatment of her condition. Services will be Wednesday.
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Cleveland
UPD
Central Eye Bank
Nancy Cheryl Harris
Maple Heights
Nancy
Chronicle Telegram Lorain County edition headline details
Irregular OCR fragment from March 28 1960 shows Elyria Ohio publication data and mailing details. Mentions second class mail and carrier delivery. Includes pricing and administrative notes for counties and subscriptions.
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Lorain County Printing 2 Publishing Co
Elyria
Ohio
Estates
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Ouannay
Welfare Board
Comba
Gloria
Edward A. Wilson
U.S.A
Investors Reader
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc
N. Y
International Pas Per Co
Internal Revenue
Nathanial Briggs
New Hampshire
Maxim Gorki
The
Ladies Home Journal
D. M. Graham
Madrid
Francisco Franco
Senne
Ridgeview Shopping
Cenver Worth
Ridgeville
Bell
UWI Westerm
naHan
Iron Horse Saga
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
GOP
Vice
Richard M. Nixon
Dewey
Elyria Office Equipment Company
Middle Avenue
Fairfax
Sixth Street
By Frederick K. Poole
Democratic Party
Srth
Massachusetts
Legislaure
AML
Arliatlildi
Greenfield
Army Sp
Lonzo
Cincinnati
William Rhode
W. Campbell
Hillsboro
Hornéjfell
Here
Warren
George Hannons
David
Mary
Cathy
Mesopotamia
Waverly
Wilkie Woodruff
David Worley
Daileville
Gerald A. Scavinsky
James Fred Easton
Lucien L. Renault
Miami Shores
James Zelinski
Ashtabula
Donald H. Barnett
Hartsgrove
Donna
Redhenwald
William Faust
Charles Harrison
Janey Seifert
Texas
Mobile
Ala
Ray Seifert
Midland
Midland High School
the Chronicle-Telegram
Life Association
M. G. French, JR
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