Rhodes Tax Plan Faces Cold Reception in Ohio Legislature
Gov. James A. Rhodes proposed omnibus education tax measures drew limited support in the Ohio House. Speaker Charles F. Kurfess warned of substantial revision as lawmakers weigh a 1 to 2 percent county income tax and 1.25 percent vendor tax, with funds to districts and parochial schools and new councils replacing boards of education.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Charles F. Kurfess
Perrysburg
Kurfess
County Boards of Education
Councils of Education
Final Tribute for Eisenhower Ends Long Public Life
In Abilene Kansas Dwight D Eisenhower was laid to rest amid full military honors at the Eisenhower Center. The 34th president rests beside a late son in a chapel near his hometown with a 21 gun salute Taps and three rifle volleys. Vice President Richard Nixon joined dignitaries in the funeral procession to the library grounds and the simple vault burial.
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Kan
Dwight David Eisenhower
United States
Eisenhower
West Point
Eisenhower Center
Nazi Germany
Washington
Nixon
Eisenhower Library
100 Yanks Repel Enemy's Assault Near Saigon
In a two hour battle 100 U.S. infantrymen repelled a North Vietnamese attack 25 miles northeast of Saigon. U.S. helicopter gunships and bombers inflicted heavy damage, with 49 enemy bodies found and no American casualties. Other clashes nearby left 15 more enemy dead at a cost of one American killed and 21 wounded. Temperature and precipitation notes follow.
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Saigon
U.S
Toy Smith
Houston
Tex
25Th Division
Smith
Cu Chi
151 Feared Dead In Mine Tragedy
Rescue workers faced heat cave ins and poison gas as they worked the Altos Hornos de Mexico mine in Barroteran. Officials counted 151 to 155 trapped with 23 bodies recovered. seven US Bureau of Mines experts flew in to aid. Mining executive Juan Heitz pledged relentless efforts to recover all victims.
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Barroteran
Mexico
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Washington
Juan Heitz
Altos Hornos de Mexico S.A
Heitz
Fever as cancer cure sparks research heat therapy
A new approach proposes heating the entire body to treat cancer with artificial fevers while using anticancer drugs for a two pronged attack. Dr. Charles Heidelberger described heat as a potential weapon against cancer at an American Cancer Society seminar.
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New Orleans
Charles Heidelberger
University of Wisconsin
American Cancer Society
Science Writers
LA Negro Councilman Leads Race for Los Angeles Mayor
Los Angeles Councilman Thomas Bradley leads in the mayoral race with about 42 percent as half the precincts report, while incumbent Samuel Yorty trails at 26 percent in a 14-candidate field. Bradley draws strong party backing in the nonpartisan contest.
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Yorty
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Thomas Bradley
Samuel W. Yorty
Barry Goldwater Jr
Arizona
San Fernando Valley
GOP
Congress
Goldwater
John van de Kamp
Justice Department
Ed Reinecke
California
Fred R. Harris
Richard Nixon
Bradley
Hocking water quality standards explored
The record notes the establishment of water quality standards for Hocking as an area of exploration.
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Hocking
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