Ohio enacts new laws affecting schools holidays and pensions
New Ohio laws take effect this week including making Columbus Day a legal holiday with optional school closure, adopting the motto With God All Things Are Possible, and expanding the Pardon and Paroles Commission to five members with $12 000 salaries. Other measures boost fees for medical certificates, allow county jail work credit, empower development corporations, and adjust licenses and investments across state agencies.
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No Real Thaw Seen After Camp David Talks
Washington reports say Eisenhower and Khrushchev eased tensions but offered no real thaw in the Cold War. Officials note fringe gains on exchange of persons and ideas and resuming talks on lend-lease debt, while Berlin and disarmament remain unresolved. Khrushchev reiterates demand for separate peace treaties with East and West Germany.
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Scramble For Steel Spreading
The steel scramble is intensifying across the United States with shortages of sheets plates bars and structurals. Industry observers warn of higher prices disruptions to production and rising costs in steel using plants and related sectors.
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Esenhower
Steel
Canada
Bias Ork
Wedemeyer Warnings On China Seen Echoed by UN later
Generals Wedemeyer and Hoberecht argued in 1947 that UN action could halt hostilities in Manchuria as a step toward peace in China. The report warned Manchuria might fall under Soviet influence if not acted on, a stance later reflected in UN style efforts.
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Wedemeyer
Truman
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Manchuria
United States
Wolf
Kennedy Urges Unified Government in Speech in Cleveland
Senator John F Kennedy warned against divided government during a steel roast in Cleveland attended by about a thousand. He argued Congress and the executive should be led by the same party and highlighted housing and wage issues, noting low pay for many southern laundries workers. Kennedy said he would announce his presidential plans in January.
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John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
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Mit
Stephen M. Young
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Nucia Khrushchev
Coats
T. Miller
Jamvatey
Teamsters Plan Multi-Million Political Action Fund
Leaders of the Teamsters Union prepared to approve a national political fund of one to two million dollars raised by rank and file members. Local and state funds would also be created to support federal and local campaigns as a response to a new reform law.
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UPI
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Pols
Fie
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Teamsters
Iocals
Apucis
Pesses
James Ro Hoffa
Teens Assaulted in Sayville Incident After Motor Vehicle Tie
Police report five teenagers assaulted two youths Sunday near Sayville after a motor dispute. Edward Hartman Deedne Sat Raymond Sweeney helped repel attackers and sought aid. Police are investigating the disturbance and injuries.
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Aeyon
Edward Hartman
Deedne
Raymond Sweeney
Motel Holdup Loot Totaled 2600 Dollars In Toledo
Two gunmen robbed the Handasian Motel on Ohio Turnpike offices. They forced auditor George Kuraco to the floor, bound and gagged him, and looted four cash drawers and safes. About $2600 in cash and checks were taken.
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Misht
George Kuracoveh
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Trev
Woman killed in Greyhound bus crash at Nashville
A Greyhound bus lost control and slammed into a utility pole in Nashville causing one fatality and injuring 75 others. The crash occurred Sunday as passengers and crew evacuated the wreckage and emergency crews responded to the scene.
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Nashville, Tenn
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Greyhound
Ohio weekend highway toll rises with 17 deaths
United Press International tally covers Friday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight. Victims include youths Danny Sutton in Waterville and Garry Shaw in Xenia, along with adults in Newark, Cleveland, Urbana, Millersburg, Norwalk, and other towns. An Urbana man was electrocuted while erecting a television antenna.
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Millersburg
Therald Quillin
Norwalk
Edward L. Risner
Willard
Ohio
Cleveland
Louis Sumit
Welton S. Reish
Piqua
U.S
Gallipolis
Paul W. Friesland
Columbus
Ashland
Despina Velonis
Lorena Barnhart
U. S. 42
Xenia
Garry Shaw
Jamestown
Greene County
Chardon
William Gardner
Burton Township
Parkman Township
Norman McMillen
Brunswick
Royalton
Nikita Says Curiosity Keeps Churches Open
Khrushchev says Russian youths visit churches from curiosity not faith. He notes freedom of religion but argues many young people attend to learn about saints and ceremonies. He warns that if curiosity grows, church doors could stay open widely.
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Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Russia
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Eight men plan sale of salvaged tanker African Queen
Norfolk salvage crew prepares to negotiate a sale up to two million dollars for the tanker African Queen, abandoned after a December wreck off Ocean City Maryland. The vessel, towed into Norfolk Harbor, claimed one life and drew crowds as the crew battled rough seas and Hurricane Grace to reach port.
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Norfolk Harbor
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Business Leaders Urged to Meet Public Officials
State Rep. John W. Brown urged business and industrial leaders to form a council to meet elected officials at all government levels. He spoke at Alliance Country Club stressing that industry must engage in politics to survive competitive markets and avoid indifference toward public policy.
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Medina
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Brown
Shoeshine boy in Hyde Park offers nail polish service
London reporter notes Pat Downs, a Hyde Park shoeshine boy, has expanded his business to serve women with nail polish in eight colors. The new service aims to attract female customers and diversify his roadside offerings.
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London
Hyde Park
Pat Downs
Impasse Over Berlin and Cold War Talks Continue
The report notes stalled issues in Berlin and disarmament despite progress on cultural exchanges and lend-lease debt. Khrushchev warned against expecting quick changes as Eisenhower and Premier pledged no force and pursued world disarmament.
Gracie Moves Toward Florida At Slower Rate
Hurricane Gracie neared the northeast Florida coast with winds up to mph as the Miami Weather Bureau noted the storm slowed. Gracie lay about 300 miles east of Cape Canaveral in the Atlantic moving west-northwest at roughly five miles per hour.
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Atlantic
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Fla
2 Nations Seek Probe On Tibet
Ireland and Manaya will ask the General Assembly to discuss Red China's suppression of human rights in conquered Tibet. The proposal aims to avoid political issues and focus on Tibetans rights while noting 1951 promises and recent abuses.
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China
Tibet
Frank Aiken
Matus
Dalai Lama
U.N
United States
India
Moe
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