Second Idaho Girl Dies Amid Polio Vaccine Concerns
A second Idaho child died after a Cutter vaccine shot amid ongoing mass inoculations nationwide. Janet Lee Kincaid of Moscow died shortly after illness followed by paralysis, while Susan Pierce of Pocatello also perished after vaccination. Washingtonhoused advisors drafted vaccine distribution quotas as concerns rose.
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Vermont
Chicago
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Scheele
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Legion Report Urges Strong Formosa Policy
The American Legion Foreign Relations Committee drafts a report urging a tougher U S policy on Formosa to be presented to the National Executive Committee. It notes interdepartmental discord and cites plans to revise the UN charter to shield U S soldiers from foreign jurisdiction. It also opposes UN world government moves and supports Bricker Amendment principles.
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Bay Fishing Bill OK Expected by Senate Panel
The Senate Conservation Committee is expected to approve the Sandusky Bay fishing bill tonight without major amendments. It aims to end decades of conflict between sport and commercial fishermen. A bayfront landowner, Al Kalb, will seek to open his land for commercial fishing but most members plan to reject the request, which would affect a corridor along the railroad bridge.
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House Vote Near on 150 Million Building Program
Ohio lawmakers near finalizing two part plan for state building. A division of capital planning would run six year ahead, and a constitutional amendment would allow up to 150 million dollars in bonds. House and Senate benches debate budget, taxes, and public works as mid year sessions loom.
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Weekend wrecks claim twelve across Ohio and nearby states
International News Service reports a weekend of fatalities across Ohio. Diana Buskirk, 19, of Washington Court House, her eight passengers including two young sisters Millicent Estle and Portia Estle, and her husband Robert Buskirk perished after a Route 22 crash two miles west of town. Additional deaths include Therle Hay near Sunbury, Carl Fo Jonas near the Clermont Hamilton line, Joseph D. Datko near the Greene Montgomery line, Billie Lee Phillips in Cincinnati, Richard Wilcox in Columbus, John Te Lorenz in Summit County, Beatrice L. Bowers in Granville, Mike Sigevich in Cleveland, and Susan Vargo in Parma. Six others in the Buskirk car were seriously or fairly injured.
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Marengo
Sunbury
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Cincinnati
Clermont-Hamilton
Joseph D. Datko
Clinton County
Greene - Montgomery County
Billie Lee Phillips
Richard Wilcox
Columbus
Summit County
John Te. Lorenz
University Heights
Cleveland
Beatrice L. Bowers
Granville
Mike Sigevich
Memorial Shoreway
Susan Vargo
Parma
Man Refused Drink Kills Waitress in Youngstown
A patron shot and killed Rosemary Hunter, a Youngstown waitress and mother of three, after being refused a drink for the third time. Police withhold the shooter’s identity, saying he later told his wife he would not see her again and was traced to Fort Wayne, Indiana.
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Hospital Crew is Busy at Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria Memorial Hospital’s maintenance team of twelve under chief engineer G. J. Feeley handles a wide range of tasks from furnace fueling and plumbing to carpentry and window repairs. Their day includes building special equipment for the orthopedics department and ensuring emergency generator readiness, with less than five percent of work contracted out.
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3500 Businessmen Examine Future At 43rd Chamber Meet
Washington delegates from all states gather for the 43rd annual United States Chamber of Commerce meeting. Arch N Booth forecasts 1975 schools with small classrooms and large assembly centers. Advances in processing, home lighting by wave control, ultrasonic ironing could cut grocery bills. Booth says progress depends on incentives for workers and employers.
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Booth
Youth Starts Sentence For Killing In Mansfield
Frederick Spears begins an indeterminate sentence at Mansfield Reformatory for the killing of his 16 year old sister in a pillow fight described as playful. The Galion youth was found guilty of first degree manslaughter after a five day trial and admitted choking his sister in her bedroom.
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Spears
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Senate Leaders Predict Quick Passage Of Trade Bill
Senate Republican Leader Knowland and Democratic Leader Johnson both forecast the foreign trade bill clearing the Senate within a week after a committee version is prepared. A compromise amendment from the finance committee is seen as key, trimming proposals to curtail imports and shaping admin tariff flexibility with Japan. The measure would renew authority to negotiate reciprocal trade pacts for three years and allow a five percent tariff reduction over the period.
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West Memphis
Ark
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