New Jersey Governor Declares Encephalitis Outbreak Serious
Gov. Robert B Meyner called the eastern equine encephalitis outbreak in southern and central New Jersey serious but manageable. State agencies coordinate response with the Health Department reporting 1 death to date, five of 22 suspected cases confirmed, and four fatalities.
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Hurricane Hitl Coast of Carolina Threatens Coastal Areas
Evacuations completed from Georgetown to Beaufort as 5,000 refugees seek shelter. Navy cameras attempt storm imagery while Nike-Cajun rockets plot views from Cape Canaveral. Power lines failed near Savannah and winds reached 60 mph as Charleston braces for landfall.
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Savannah
Charleston
Sightless Judge To End Career
A blind judge from Wellaton has announced retirement after 48 years on the bench dating from his 1919 election as city school official. He plans to end public service in early 1967, concluding a career that began when he was four.
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Glen
Wahoo
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Local notice from Ohio county printer dated 1968
Fragmented notice lists Benton county mailing details and pricing in 1968. Mentions Lexa Hovidats SF and County Printing Publishing Co Evvria Ohio. Includes postage and subscription figures like 1 and 17 dollars.
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County Printing & Publishing Co
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Evvria
Governor Urges Lobby Law Study in Ohio
Governor Michael V. DiSalle called for a legislative study to tighten lobby laws after the Franklin County Grand Jury probe. The study, led by the Legislative Service Commission, will assess gaps in lobbying regulation and may propose a statewide investigative agency. Indictments had been issued against coal mine lobbyist Robert E. Scott. evidence did not justify a special grand jury to continue probes.
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Callas Husband Sues for Separation in Italy
Giovanni Meneghini, Maria Callas' husband, files for separation citing estrangement due to her friendship with a Greek shipowner. Italian circles predict a bitter dispute over assets. Callas expected to counter-sue.
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UPI
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Neighbor Charged in Concrete Attack on Fellow Resident
Detroit police arrest Salvatore Parrinello on felonious assault charges after a 19 pound concrete block was dropped from a second floor window, striking neighbor John Susich, who sustained a three inch head wound amid a feud.
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VPI
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Neichper
John Susich
Lawmakers Seek Report On Status Of Cold War Now
UPI report notes senators and congressmen press President Eisenhower for a briefing on Cold War status after Camp David talks with Khrushchev. Mansfield and Kuchel discuss a bipartisan briefing. Herter may present it. Dodd urges committees be kept informed. views on a summit vary among lawmakers.
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Mont
Eisenhower
GOP
Thomas S. Kuchel
Calif
Herter Kuchel
Christian A. Herter
Herter
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Camp David
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
House Foreign Relations
Strike Hits Twinsburg Plant Again
Workers at the Chrysler Stamping Plant in Twinsburg struck for the third time this month over the dismissal of 12 workers tied to a wildcat action. Local 122 of the United Auto Workers, representing about 3,500 production workers, rejected Chrysler’s offer to reinstate the dismissed employees with no seniority loss after the company cited a no strike clause violations by local officials.
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UPI
Chrysler
United Auto Workers
Sect. 2
Youth Gangs Battle In Greenwich Village Feared
New York reports Greenwich Village has become a battleground for youths and gangs. Police say the area around Washington Square is volatile with fights using improvised weapons and clashes between rival groups. Authorities closed the fountain area after 6 p.m. to curb trouble as ethnic and social tensions surface among local youths and visitors.
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Macmillan Stresses Summit Talk Issue
London reports say Prime Minister Macmillan urged voters that traveling to the summit to meet Eisenhower and Khrushchev would be wrong. He credited his government with arranging the Eisenhower Khrushchev talks and questioned Labor’s stance. Labor crowds focus on domestic issues amid rising polls.
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Postal Ban Asked in Memphis on Smut Mail
New York City Postmaster Robert K. Christenberry urged immediate legislation to bar sending smut through the mails. He argued it ought to be as legal to sell smut as to sell alcoholic drinks and called on Congress to act now.
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New York City
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Christenberry
Congress
Allies Briefed On Talks With Khrushchev at Camp David
Representatives of 15 NATO allies were invited to the State Department for a briefing on Eisenhower’s discussions with Soviet Premier Khrushchev. Officials said the sessions precede substantive Berlin talks and a potential Big Four summit this winter ahead of a visit to Russia in spring.
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Eisenhower Signs Foreign Aid and Civil Rights Extensions
President Eisenhower signed $3,225,813,000 in new foreign aid funds and extended the Civil Rights Commission for two years. He also approved a government workers health insurance program and acted on 638 bills from Congress, vetoing 20 and allowing a public works bill to become law over his veto.
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UPI
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Dr White Says Ike Has Had Enough Of Presidency
Dr Paul Dudley White, Eisenhower’s former chief medical adviser, called the president a really healthy man but said he has had enough of the presidency even if a third term were legally allowed. He noted the comment was in response to a Jewisman query about fitness for another term.
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UPI
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Walter Munford dies after stroke and stab wound at home
Walter F. Munford 39, president of United States Steel, dies after a cerebral thrombosis following an accidental stab wound days earlier. Private funeral set in Chatham Massachusetts with burial in Union Cemetery. Munford rose from furnace helper to U S Steel president amid a steel strike era.
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Change In Nikita's Attitudes Hinted
Adlai E. Stevenson said Khrushchev showed a possible shift toward accepting step-by-step disarmament controls and inspections after a visit to the United States. He noted Khrushchev's indication that international control could work for each phase as outlined in his United Nations speech.
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APT
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Nikita Khrushchev
New York Times
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Idle due to prolonged steel strike paralyzes Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh reports 223000 idle amid a long steel strike. Rivers run clear of acid waste, fish return, but 166000 Pennsylvania steel workers remain unemployed with 42,521 collecting unemployment and 14331 railroad workers affected. Auto plants and railroads face layoffs as stockpiles dwindle and Ford, GM, and Chrysler weigh shutdowns unless steel resumes.
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President Eisenhower Seeks Desert Rest From Cold
President Eisenhower, plagued by a stubborn cold, plans about a week of rest in the West to recover from a punishing schedule. Reports say he may stay at the La Quinta Palm Springs estate of George Allen while recuperating away from high level duties.
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DiSalle Laud new state purchasing cuts save millions
Governor Michael V. DiSalle announced more than a million dollars in savings from new state purchasing practices since January. A report by George Fr. Dick, superintendent of purchases and printing, cited contracts for sales tax stamp printing and standardization efforts saving significant sums, plus a gain in investigation control to maximize dollars.
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UPD
Michael V. DiSalle
George FR. Dick
Gainjit
Slichter Dies in Cambridge Harvard Economist 67
Sumner Slichter 67 renowned economist and Harvard professor dies after illness. Memorial services scheduled for Wednesday at Memorial Church Harvard Cambridge. Funeral details note he died Monday at Brigham Hospital after months of illness.
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