Refusal To Sell Stamps Charged In Ohio Dispute
Fayette County Treasurer Charles A. Fabb claims Ohio State Treasurer Joseph T. Ferguson refused to sell him one cent sales tax stamps for retailers. He calls Ferguson’s stamp operations slip shod and politically driven and alleges Sheridan in Washington Court House handles sales under Ferguson. Fabbs says taxpayers lose commissions if private dealers stock stamps and urges county control of sales.
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Columbus
UPI
Fayette County
Charles A. Fabb
Joseph T. Ferguson
Ferguson
Ohio
Treasier
Miner
Groverysstes
Cetty
Chives Sheridan
Washington Court House
Sheridan
Fabbs
Soviet Moon Rocket Launch Reported By Tass
Tass reported a Soviet moon rocket launch with a science capsule. ground stations received data and signals remained steady. The launch followed U S advances in Mercury and Atlas tests, and the craft carried a pennant emblem and September 1959 inscription.
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Ussr
Tass
Chronicle-Telegram
Local Stocks Report From Midwest Exchange
Fragmented stock table items show prices and bids from financial houses like Cestral Bank and Trust Co and Midwest Exchange members. unreadable lines include figures such as 3% and 1% gains, with dates noted as September 11 3958 in garbled text.
Miss America Title Very Much In Doubt
Atlantic City reports the 32nd Miss America contest nearing its end with winner still uncertain. Preliminary judging favored the North and West, Miss District of Columbia the lone Southern winner. Ann Marston of Michigan, 21, first archer to win, leads as final rounds approach.
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Atlantic City
N. J
UPI
Miss District of
Miss Marston
Wis
Miss Michigan
Ann Marston
Oberlin Chooses New President From Dartmouth Ties
Oberlin trustees select Dr. Carr, longtime Dartmouth professor and former Oberlin associate, as president. Carr held posts in government, law, and education, directed research on civil rights and Un American Activities, and authored works on the Supreme Court and local finance. He and his wife Olive Grabill Carr plan public service in Oberlin tenure.
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Department of Government
Dartmouth
Joep Parker
Carr
Rockefeller Foundation
Gueremheim
Oklahoma
Supreme Court
Judicial Review
Richie
House
Truman
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Amenean Polinea Science
New England Politial
Smimire
American Assomiation
Ace
Cart
Olive Grabill
Norma
Cohamma Law School
Eliot
Stuem
Robert
Harvard
Raver Ridge Rad
Hanover
N. J
Board of Education
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts
Elizabeth Grabill Farley
Elliott IV. Grabil
Boston
Stevenson
Rayburn names nine to NATO Parliamentarians delegation
Speaker Sam Rayburn named eight congressmen and a congresswoman to represent the House at the NATO Parliamentarians Conference in November. The first U.S. meeting will be at the Capitol beginning November 16 with Rep. Wayne L. Hays of Ohio as chairman of the delegation.
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Washington
UPI
Sam Rayburn
United States
Camiol
Wayne L. Hays
Ohio
House
Senate May Hold Civil Rights Debate As Adjournment Looms
The Senate heads for a clash over extending the Civil Rights Commission and a separate fight on higher interest rates for government savings bonds. Senator Humphrey backs the extension and new civil rights legislation, while Southern lawmakers oppose renewing the commission and federal control of local elections. The chamber aims to adjourn by Tuesday with House members on standby for potential Senate action.
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William Theis Washington
UPL
Senate
Senate House
House
May Marsh
Congress
Civil Rights Commission
Souther
Commission
Train Kills Family of Seven in Minnesota Crash
In Waseca Minnesota a station wagon carrying Irene Zimmerman and her six children ages 2 to 13 was struck by a freight train at a crossing amid blinking signals. Two adults died later in hospital and a coroner's jury opened inquiries into the collision that killed seven and injured others in a nationwide spate of such crashes.
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Waseca, Minn
Upi
Irene Zimmerman
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Ohio
Oakland
Zimmerman
Minneapolis and
St. Louis
Sacred Heart Catholic School
Jan
Jimmy
Barbara
Constance
Michael
DiSalle Claims Taxes Higher in 40 States
Governor Michaell DiSalle told Ohio business leaders that 40 states have higher per capita taxes than Ohio. He urged support for his tax plan and pledged no new taxes for the rest of his term. He blamed deficit spending of the prior decade and said Ohio must run on a pay-as-you-go basis.
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Granville
UPI
Michaell. DiSalle
Ohio
Ohio Trade Assn
DiSalle
di Salle
Death Penalty Study Planned By Commission
The Ohio Legislative Service Commission will study abolishing capital punishment. House Speaker James Lantz was elected commission chairman, with Sen. C. Stanley Mecham former chair. Tom V. Moorehead named vice chair. Loren Glosser named director, replacing C. W. Ingler. The post pays $12,000 annually.
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Columbus
UPS
Ohio, Legisslative Service Commission
James Lantz
Fairfield
Lantz
C. Stanley Mecham
Nelsonvile
Tom V. Moorehead
Zanesville
Loren Glosser
C- W. Ingler
Grosser
Upper Sandusky
Ohio
Census estimates show 1.7 percent population gain
The Census Bureau estimated 17,398,000 Trent women and children in the United States on Aug 1, up 2,906,000 from last year. The Jan increase stood at 1.7 percent as the population grew.
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Washington
Wife's Efforts Fail To Save Paul Douglas
Hollywood tragedy details the death of actor Paul Douglas at 52 from a heart seizure in his Hollywood Hills home. Jan Sterling, his wife, performed mouth to mouth resuscitation for several minutes before firefighters arrived. Firemen found the nude body on the bedroom floor. the family physician pronounced him dead. Douglas had been hospitalized for exhaustion last month but had returned to work.
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Hollywood
UPI
Paul
Jan Sterling
Paul Douglas
Douglas
Hollywood Hills
Bob Hollis
Truet Sparkman
Hollis
Miss Sterling
Lee E. Siegel
Sanders Convicted and Sentenced to Life in Ohio
Sanders was found guilty of murder in Lorain and sentenced to life in a Columbus penitentiary. The jurors declined to disclose verdict details. He created a knife-like instrument from shoe arch steel and removed a shoe heel to expose nails, court attendants reported. His wife and four children in Cleveland receive aid.
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Cleveland
Sanders
Policeman admits faking death to flee with lover in NYC
Chicago police say Richard Supple a 28 year old officer confessed to faking suicide to run off with Jacqueline McEr lean a 24 year old divorcee and later planned to face the music after returning to New York authorities found airline records inconclusive and Supple said he was tired of his family and running. His wife Madeline spoke of her children as she considered reconciliation.
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Chicago
UPD
New York
Richard Supple
Jacqueline McErlean
Reservatton
Newsimen
Ian
Jacqueline
Cincaco
Rockaway Beach
Long Island
Edward Culjeeny
Supple
Madeline
Five-Arrest Little Rock Hazardous Device Case Cleared
Police say the Little Rock explosive case is cleaned up with five arrests. J. D. Sims confessed involvement, citing fear of school segregation. Lauderdale, Perry, Sims, Beavers, and Coggins face circuit court charges after municipal counts.
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FE. A. Lauderdale Sr
Holt
Lauderdale
Jesse R. Perry
Sims
Little Rock School Board
Gann Nalley
Nalley
Integrated Central High School
Samuel G. Beavers
John T. Coggins
State Hospital
Werner Knoop
Beavers
Coggins
Plane Crash Fatal To 4 In Sewanee Tennessee
Four Maryland residents died when their single engine plane hit a high tension wire during landing at Sewanee Airport on the University of the South campus. Victims were Roy Henry Walter Doris Kathryn Walter their son Mark Thomas and pilot Dwain C Keller. Captain Wendell F Kline Sewanee Airport manager said the Walters were from Middletown and the pilot from Frederick Maryland.
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Sewanee. Tenn
UPI
Maryland
Sewanee
Moore Funeral Home
Wichester
Roy Henry Walter
Doris Kathryn
Mark Thomas
Dwain C. Keller
Wendell F. Kline
University of the South
Walters
Middletown
Frederick, Md
Soviet Moon Claim Forecast
An American lawyer predicted eight days ago that the Russians would claim the moon as their private territory if a rocket succeeded. Kenneth Finch of Milwaukee told the International Astronautical Congress that Russia planned a January claim as a first step to acquire rights to outer space.
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British Interplanetary Society
Khrushchev
America
United States
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Vandenberg Afb
Calif
London
UPI
Kenneth Finch
Milwaukee
Wis
Outet
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Earth
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Russia
Mechia
U.S
Pioneer IV
Mi Ani Ta Hs Tah
Military - Aviation
Whan VC & Space
GRU
Sao Fe
Pierre R. Smith & CO
Midwest Stock Exchange
Tee
Cestral Bank
Lere
Cas Bank
Larnd Trust Coatice Save & Vey Awit
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Wes
Pierre R. Smith & Company
ACT
By Claire Cox
Cconsin
Mary Alice Fox
Sheboygan
Miss Fox
Bureau of Municipal Research
Asa Mahan
Charles Gradism Finney
James Harns Fairchild
William Gay Ballantone
John Henry Barrows
Henry Churchilling
Emmet Hatch Wilkins
William Edwards Stevenson
Rayburn
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
Maurice Friedman
Cleveland Heights
Dr. Fridman
Grafton
Mandeville
Father Mandeville
Vernon M. Smith
Little Rock
Gene Smith
Pulaski County
J. Frank Holt
J. D. Sims
J&l
Black & Decker
Sander Elice
Rubbermaid
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