High Air Research Device Hitch-Hikes With Nike Booster
A sequence camera capture from Wallups Island Virginia shows a Nike guided missile booster launching an atmospheric research device. The nose nose-cone telemetering instruments ride at the tip of the Nike as the booster separates after reaching speed four times the sound.
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Nike
International Soundphoto
Chrysler announces 85 million plant to rise near Akron
Chrysler Corp plans to begin construction within 60 days on an 85 million dollar metal stamping plant near Macedonia three miles from Akron. The 34 acre facility will employ about 3500 workers with an annual payroll near 18 million dollars. The plant will require 5000 tons of steel monthly and reflects regional steel expansions by Republic Steel and Jones and Laughlin in Cleveland.
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Chrysler Corp
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Republic Steel Corp
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Salk Plans Tests In Schools Of More Potent Vaccine
Pittsburgh scientists report a more potent polio vaccine variant will be tested in select kindergarten and first three grades in area schools. Dr. Jonas Salk plans to enroll about 15,000 children from prior trials, with some participants receiving two doses if immune levels are zero, others one dose.
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Walton Hills
Macedonia
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Empania
Pittsburgh
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Pennsylvania
Citizens’ Committee
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Chrysler
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Allegheny
This County Medical Society
Ann Arbor
Mich
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Crtics
Water Big Factor In Plant Location
John H. Byrne executive secretary of the Lake Erie Watershed Conservation Foundation says Chrysler’s Macedonia plant shows water supply as a decisive factor in industrial location. He urges Lorain and Medina counties to pursue pipelines from Lake Erie to link water supplies, boosting regional growth and planning.
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Chrysler Corporation
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Macedonia
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Medina Counties
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Medina
Black River
Lake
New York Times Manager Dies
Julius Ochs Adler first vice president and general manager of the New York Times died at 9 am in New York. He retired December 31 as a major general after service dating to 1915, including World War I and II. He led the 77th Infantry Division in retirement and was married in 1922 to Barbara Stettheimer. the couple had three children. Adler joined the Times in 1930 and rose to vice president and treasurer before becoming general manager in 1935.
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Julius Ochs Adler
The
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77Th Infantry
Army Reserve
Barbara Stettheimer
Union
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Barbara Squier
Nancy Jean
Times
Supreme Court Opens 165th Year in Quiet Ceremony
Chief Justice Earl Warren and eight associates take seats at the mahogany bench to start the Supreme Court’s 165th year. About 100 lawyers will practice before the high tribunal as the justices return to work on a backlog of cases after a summer recess.
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Seventh Court of Appeals
Black
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Stanley Reed
Earl Warren
Capitol
High Tribunal
Multiple Line Insurance Sale Begins In Ohio
Ohio faces a major policy shift as insurance sales move toward bundled homeowner and liability coverages under a state law targeting subversive activities. State officials, led by Insurance Superintendent August Pryatel, authorize new packages amid a national climate of anti subversive regulation affecting the Communist Party and its public operations. The ruling tests constitutional bounds as the 1950 act seeks to curb party influence by mandating registration and disclosure of membership.
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Ohio
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Lowe
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Truman
Communist Party
41-1 Shot Triumphs In Absecon Island Stakes
MAYS LANDING New Jersey January weather did not dampen a 41-1 upset as Happy New Year won the $21,375 Absecon Island Stakes at Atlantic City Park on Saturday. The long shot defeated favored rivals to seal the victory.
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Week End Traffic Toll In Ohio Reaches Fourteen
An International News Service report tallies weekend highway deaths in Ohio at 14 with total fatalities rising to 16 after a baby was shot by her brother and a bridge inspector died on Route 303. Victims include David N. Hall in Canton, Andrew Wotring on a construction bridge, and driver Lawrence Fetta near Jeromesville, among others.
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Andrew Wotring
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Clifford Bailey
Bellefontaine
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Satap
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Cleveland
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Bono
Thomas Underwood
Dayton
Wapakoneta
Cincinnati
J. C. Mitchell
Hazel Barker
Eden
Hicksville
Federal Laws Urged For Water Problem
Lt. Gen. S. D. Sturgis Jr. urged federal laws to close the water supply gap and expand the national water resources program. He called for revitalized, accelerated planning to meet domestic and industrial needs as industry usage is expected to rise by 1975. Flood control projects must also be accelerated nationwide.
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S.D. Sturgis Jr
Sturgis
Ohio Valley Improvement Association
Democratic Sweep Predicted By Brannan
Former Agriculture Secretary Charles Brannan predicted a Democratic sweep in 1956, saying the party will win the White House and retain both the House and Senate. He tied the forecast to farm price declines harming rural towns and accused Ezra Taft Benson and Milton Eisenhower of backing a price support rollback. He asserted a flexible price support policy favors supply and demand and will swing farmers to Democrats.
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Okinawa Crash Kills 3 Soldiers
The Army announced three American soldiers were killed when their car crashed through a railing and plunged 20 feet into the Cana Sea near Sago Okinawa. A fourth soldier was seriously injured. The four enlisted men were from the second battalion of the th Regimental Combat Team and were not identified pending family notification.
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Okinawa
Cana Sea
Army
Extra Letter Plan Sparks Postal Service Talk
The National Federation of Post Office Clerks AFL claims a speedup system will trigger a postal service breakdown. They seek a congressional investigation as Arthur E. Summerfield opens National Letter Writing Week and Music. Warren Sotherden and others urge immediate letters and table decor.
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Wrte
Pat
Carter
Betty Waldron
Bill George
Expected To Hear ONeill At GOP Dinner
Officials predict more than 350 people will attend the Elyria Young Republicans dinner at the American Legion Hall to hear Ohio Attorney General C William ONeill. The 6:30 p.m. event will feature a rally atmosphere with campaign literature and speakers including Dr Earl Hendereen and Rep Richard Stith. ONeill, a Marietta College and Ohio State University law graduate, is a former Ohio House speaker and longtime attorney general candidate with a notable wartime and political career.
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American Legion Hall
C. Wiliam O'Neill
Ohio
Bill Wehmhoff
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French Forces Bomb Berber Rebellion in Morocco
French planes and modern arms attacked insurgent Berber tribes in northern Morocco. Initial reports said government air power inflicted heavy casualties as the operation unfolded.
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Rabat
Morocco
France
Mild Drop Reported In Business Activity
The Cleveland region posted a slight weekly decline in overall business activity yet remained above seasonal norms. Automobiles showed mixed results with 1995 new car sales and 1979 used car sales, while steel production held at 95.5 percent capacity amid ongoing autumn downturns.
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Federal Reserve
Tam. Eicenic
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