Branch College Bills in Ohio Senate Replace Community Plan
The Ohio Senate introduced two bills by Sen. Ross Pepple to replace the community college measure with state supported branch universities or locally funded technical institutes. The move follows the community college bill’s defeat and signals a shift amid heavy student enrollment pressure and costly higher education debates. The state also faces a looming funding gap for poor relief and a delayed supplemental appropriations bill to extend relief funding through June 30.
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U S orders break with Castro over Cuban ties
The United States labeled Fidel Castro's regime dangerous and urged severing links with the international Communist movement. The Kennedy administration issued a 36 page State Department pamphlet presenting its accusation that the Cuban revolution had become a mechanism to destroy free institutions in Cuba and disrupt the inter American system. Lincoln White described the pamphlet as a straightforward public presentation of the Cuba situation.
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United States
Fidel Castro
Castro
Caribbean
U. S
Cuba
Americas
State Department
Lincoln White
Hodges Heads Europe Drive to Sell U S Travel and Trade
Secretary of Commerce Luther H. Hodges will tour Europe to promote United States travel and foreign trade. He aims to boost European interest in visiting the U S and in U S commerce.
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Washington
Luther H. Hodges
Europe
United States
Seven Strokes Bring Car Buyers Through Messenger Want Ads
The Messenger urges sellers to use seven telephone strokes to reach the Want Ad Department for car listings. Records show more used cars are sold via Want Ads than other ads, and the paper highlights this lucky method for quick sales.
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Birch Society Attacked by Rayburn and Critics in Congress
Speaker Sam Rayburn denounces the John Birch Society as dangerous for U S freedom while Senator Stephen Young insults founder Robert Welch as a fake patriot. Representative John Rousselot defends the group and calls for a congressional probe amid tax and anti Communist rhetoric. Rayburn spoke in McKinney Texas.
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Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
John Birch Society
Stephen M. Young
D-Ohio
Robert Welch
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Mussolini
John H. Rousselot
Calif
UN Split Over Worldwide Break With South Africa
Asian and African members of the United Nations were split today over a call for a global break with South Africa in retaliation for its racial laws.
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N.Y
South Africa
Brons Chicago Journalist Dies at 66
Rochester report notes Wilbur J. Brons longtime Midwest bureau chief for the New York Journal of Commerce in Chicago died Sunday at age 66.
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Minn
Wilbur J. Brons
Midwest
The
New York Journal of Commerce
Chicago
Bomb Explodes at Paris Stock Exchange Injuring 12
A bomb exploded today at the Paris Stock Exchange injuring 12. Authorities believe the device was similar to bombs used by European right wing groups opposing President Charles de Gaulle's Algerian policy.
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Paris Stock Exchange
Charles de Gaulle
Fidel Plans Nationwide Radio Blast
Fidel Castro moves to address Cuba from Havana as Washington accuses a US vessel of harassing Cuban waters. The 92 ton schooner Western Union and 13 crew were intercepted in international waters near Baracoa and released after US forces appeared. The Swiss Embassy delivered a US note demanding full explanation amid Cuba’s silence.
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Baracoa
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Washington
Key West
Fla
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Texans Choose Johnson Replacement in Senate Vote
Texans vote to select a Senate replacement for Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson. Republicans gain early results in campaigns to cut Democratic strength in major cities while Michigan sees Democrats capture seven of nine statewide races.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
St. Louis
Michigan
Mother Killed in Lancaster Collision On Monday
Mrs. Marvella Lucy Lee a 59 year old Lancaster mother of five died in a crash 212 miles north of here at Ohio 158 after her car struck the rear of a turning dairy truck. The truck driver escaped unharmed.
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Here
Marvella Lucy Lee
Ohio Highway Patrol
Governor Foresees Tax Probe Into Cigaret Packets
Governor Michael V. DiSalle anticipates an expanded inquiry into potential evasion of state taxes on millions of cigarette packages. The announcement signals a broadening probe into tobacco tax compliance and revenue protection.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
Bandleader Cooley Held After Wife Dies at Ranch
Tehachapi Calif. Bandleader Spade Cooley was jailed on suspicion of murder after his estranged wife Ella Mae Cooley was found beaten to death at their Water Wonderland Ranch near Rosamond. The couple recently sued for divorce and have two children.
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Ella Mae Cooley
Stanley Newman
Water Wonderland Ranch
Rosamond
Los Angeles
Four Buildings Lost In Oak Hill Blaze
Fire at Oak Hill Monday destroyed four frame structures including Oak Hill Builders Supply office and storeroom, Yates Shoe Store, and the Redmen Lodge meeting hall. Officials estimated losses between 30000 and 50000 dollars with no injuries reported. lumber yard where fire started also damaged.
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Oak Hill
Oak Hill Builders Supply
Yates Shoe Store
Redmen Lodge
Spring Job Report Outlook Eyes March Unemployment Drop
Washington reports a government study on employment and unemployment for March, a month traditionally seeing a about 300000 drop in jobless figures. The report signals spring improvement in the nation’s labor market.
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Bush sworn in Washington as ICC member
Former Ohio Commerce Director John W. Bush was sworn in Monday as a member of the Interstate Commerce Commission, adding a notable appointment to the agency.
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Ohio Commerce
John W. Bush
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Recounts 870 Furloughed Workers
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway announced it has recalled 870 furloughed employees after adjusting operations. The move restores staffing at key yards and shops across its network.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Katanga Mobilizes as UN Clash Breaks Out at Elisabethville Airport
Katanga President Moishe Tshombe ordered full mobilization in Elisabethville after failing to seize the UN held airport. Knife violence erupts on roads to the airport. Swedish UN soldiers attacked as Katanga troops, many Belgian officers, tighten grip on the capital. Tshombe warned of war with the United Nations.
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Middleport Sewage Case Hearing Set
Middleport officials will appear before the Ohio Water Pollution Control Board on Thursday to explain why the village sewage discharge permit should be renewed. The board may time to not renew the permit, risking court action and fines up to 500 dollars per day.
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Meigs County
Middleport
Ohio Water Pollution Control Board
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Congress may curb Kennedy foreign aid
Senate leaders warned Congress may trim President Kennedy’s foreign aid request. Mike Mansfield said lawmakers could reduce the loan agency’s size and funding for next year Missed by a portion from the proposed 4 billion in economic and military aid and a 7.3 billion borrowing plan over five years. Senator Aiken suggested Republicans may back a substantial program but a three year limit on the development loan fund.
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Senate
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D-Mont
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Treasury
Mansfield
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
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Kennedy and Macmillan Open Laos Talks Today
Britain Prime Minister Harold Macmillan arrives in Washington to meet President Kennedy for five days of talks centered on the Laos crisis. Secretary Rusk will welcome him at the Naval Observatory as UK and US teams press for a cease fire before any international conference.
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Russia
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Moscow
Frank Roberts
Kremlin
United States
Newswoman Jailed for Refusing Source in Colorado
Denver journalist Vi Murphy 35, of the Colorado Springs Gazette Telegraph, is jailed 30 days for contempt after refusing to reveal the source of an advance petition copy to the Colorado Supreme Court. She reports to Denver County jail with basic provisions and no phone, in a single cell before dormitory housing.
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Colorado Springs Gazette-Telegraph
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Stiff campus rules protesters brief Ohio legislature
Bowling Green State University students including expelled 20 year old Susan Ericksen told Ohio senators Lowell Fess and Ross Pepple Monday they oppose campus rules. University president Ralph W. McDonald said more than 200 were active agitators. about 30 others face interviews after Easter break.
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Bowling Green State University
Susan Ericksen
Dayton
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St. Marys
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