State Officials Unite To Solve Southeast Ohio Water Problems
State and local leaders met in Glouster to forge a united plan for seven villages to reduce the Lake Burr Oak pipeline charges. The plan includes data gathering, Columbus meetings, a new rate structure, and NRCS approval, with funding and financing hurdles noted for Trimble, Murray City, and others. Adolf Eichmann goes on trial in Jerusalem with a 15 count indictment and legal challenges over court jurisdiction.
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Ohio
Ned Williams
Division of Water
Lake Burr Oak
Columbus
Natural Resources Commission
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Glouster
Jacksonville
Trimble
Shawnee
New Straitsville
Murray City
Hollister
Alden E. Stilson
Trimble New Straitsville
William Rowland
Athens
Charles Williams
Department of Natural Resources
Division of Water Engineer
Cary
Adenauer and Kennedy to discuss NATO in Washington talks
Bonn's 85 year old Chancellor Konrad Adenauer flew to the United States for three meetings with President Kennedy to tackle NATO problems. He urged stronger U S leadership while weighing NATO becoming a fourth nuclear power, hoping for Soviet agreement.
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Kennedy
NATO
Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
United States
Atlantic Alliance
Washington
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Soviets Silence On Spaceman Rumors In Moscow
Moscow officials refuse to confirm space man rumors as Foreign Ministry spokesman says no information is available about reports that Soviet scientists were about to announce a spaceflight. Communist officials and reporters keep near radios and telephones amid expectations of a major announcement.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Foreign Ministry
Capsule Orbits Earth After Satellite Launch
A Discoverer XXIII capsule failed to return and instead entered orbit on Monday after launch from Vandenberg AFB California. Air Force communications indicated the satellite's wobbling craft ejected the capsule into space rather than guiding it back down.
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Los Angeles
Earth
Air Force
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Soviets Step Up Airlift to Laos Rebels
U S officials report the Soviet Union has greatly increased its airlift of arms and supplies to Lao rebel forces in recent days. They cannot explain the rise but see it as not a positive response to a British cease fire proposal. Prince Souvanna Phouma is invited to visit the United States for talks with President Kennedy.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Laos
U.S
Dean Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
Souvanna Phouma
United States
Kennedy
Veteran GOP Member Dies in Ohio House
Rep. Ralph L. Humphrey of Ashtabula County dies after a committee hearing in Columbus. He was an active Republican lawmaker. his death follows the earlier loss of Rep. Joseph E. Lady of Hardin County. The GOP majority stands at 82 to 55.
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Columbus
Ralph L. Humphrey
Ashtabula County
Ohio House of Representatives
Joseph E. Lady
Hardin County
Mau Mau Denies Charge In Nairobi Statement
Mau Mau leader Jomo Kenyatta denied today that he is antiwhite or pro Communist in Nairobi Kenya amid ongoing accusations. He asserted his movement seeks national independence and unity without racial or ideological biases.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Jomo Kenyatta
Ohio to Compromise on License Revenue Allocations
Senate readiness for a compromise bill could spare Ohio motorists higher license plate costs and avoid a $15 million annual cut to the Highway Department. The plan would shift local government funding, replacing gas tax revenue with driver license fees and fines and other sources to cover costs.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Department of Highway Safety
House
Highway Safety Department
Department of Highways
Highway Department
Highway Safety
Utilities Commission
General Fund
De Gaulle Questions Rebels Willing to Talk Peace
President De Gaulle said France is ready to discuss self determination with Algerians but doubted the rebel leadership will take constructive steps toward peace. He noted last week’s failed talks and argued the insurgents have not shown they can harness the large French army in Algeria.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
DE Gaulle
France
Elysee Palace
UN Pull Out Expected Of South Africa
Delegates at the United Nations expect pressure over South Africa's racial policies to push Prime Minister Hendrik Verwoerd's government toward quitting the world body. A special political committee approved a resolution calling for a worldwide boycott of the white supremacist government, and some diplomats believe the measure could gain enough support to passage, prompting Pretoria to pull out.
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South Africa
United Nations
Hendrik Verwoerd
The
World Organization
General Assembly
Ohio guard suspended over drug smuggling allegations
Columbus Ohio prison guard Carl E Shaffer 28 was suspended for 30 days while investigators probe charges he tried to smuggle three containers of mephentermine to inmate Wilbur Kidd 31 for five dollars Warden Bergle C Sacks said Monday
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Columbus
Ohio
Carl E. Shaffer
Wilbur Kidd
Bergle C. Sacks
One Vote Delivers Bond Victory in Quindaro Township
Kansas City reports a $47,600 bond issue will pass by a single vote in Lower District No. 6 Quindaro Township. The sole eligible voter, John Sears, plans to vote for the measure.
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Kansas
City
Kan
Quindaro Township
John Sears
Engineers Sought for New Sandusky Reactor Start
The government said it may struggle to hire nuclear engineers for a $14 million reactor at Sandusky Ohio, scheduled to begin operations within a month. The staffing gap could delay the plant opening and raise safety oversight concerns.
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Washington
Sandusky
Ohio
Sabotage Suspected in Dara Disaster Toll
A Dara survivor in London suggested sabotage caused the shipboard explosion and fire that killed an estimated 212 people. The wreck occurred amid mounting speculation on the liner's demise and rescue efforts continued for hours.
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Dara
Coal Official Cites Compensation Cheats
Ohio senator hearing hears Hanna Coal Co. head James Hyslop denounce workers compensation payments as outrageous and claimed by employees with no moral claim. Cadiz based Hanna Coal Co. argues for revisions to aid ill and injured workers.
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Columbus
Ohio
James Hyslop
Hanna Coal Co
Cadiz
Senate Commerce and Labor Committee
Victim Priority Over Restitution in Cincinnati Robbery
The First District Court of Appeals ruled Monday that a robbery victim’s claim to restitution from the robbers has precedence over a court’s claim for money to defray costs.
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Cincinnati
First District Court of Appeals
Naval Chief Warns Communism Might Spread Worldwide
Adm Arleigh A Burke chief of naval operations says totalitarian communism could conquer the world due to traditional Yankee optimism. He issued the warning from Chicago noting the peril to free nations amid Cold War tensions.
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Chicago
Arleigh A. Burke
U. S. Chief of Naval Operations
Katanga Blocks UN Bank Funds After Kabalo Clash
In Elisabethville the Katanga government reports blocking all UN bank funds in the city. The move comes after President Tshombe's threat to enforce sanctions unless Ethiopian soldiers in Kabalo are replaced or ordered to end their act of aggression. Katanga forces occupied Kabalo last week with two Ethiopian dead and eight wounded, up from earlier figures.
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Elisabethville
Congo
United Nations
Kantanga
Moise Tshombe
Kabalo
Katanga
Castro Mobilizes Anti Invasion Force Amid Rebel Reports
In Havana reliable reports suggest Castro is quietly mobilizing anti invasion defenses as heavy government troop movements are seen in Pinar Del Rio Oriente and Las Villas. The coastal area near Florida lies about 150 miles from rebel forces.
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Havana
Cuba
Westermost
Pinar del Rio
Oriente
Las Villas
Florida
Cuban Aid Policy Row Is Reported
New York Times reports a sharp Kennedy administration dispute over how far to aid Cuban refugees against Castro. President Kennedy faces conflicting advice from White House advisers, the CIA, and the State and Defense departments. Some officials push for military and economic support to gain control in parts of Cuba, while the State Department fears broader political and military consequences in the hemisphere.
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Kennedy
New York Times
the Times
Washington
White House
Central Intelligence Agency
State and Defense Departments
Cuba
State Department
Hemisphere
Hearing Set For Teacher Revocation in Ohio Case
The State Board of Education moves to revoke the teaching certificate of Paul C. Van Dyne a 42 year old Mercer County music instructor after a 1958 morals conviction. A July 10 hearing in Columbus was set following a request by Mercer County Prosecutor Dean James. Van Dyne was dismissed by Rockford board after a Clermont County court found him guilty of indecent exposure and taking indecent liberties with a girl student during his Williamsburg teaching tenure.
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Columbus
State Board of Education
Paul C. van Dyne
Mercer County
Dean James
van Dyne
Rockford
Clermont County
Williamsburg
Probation Revoked for Liz Renay in Los Angeles Case
A federal judge revoked Liz Renay’s probation in Los Angeles and she must serve a three year prison term. Renay, once linked to ex mobster Mickey Cohen, faced the sanction after violations linked to her behavior and probation terms.
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Los Angeles
Liz Renay
Mickey Cohen
Ohio House Bills Endorse Year-Round School Plan
Legislators back a measure to run three 80 day semesters with two attended by students and a half hour longer school days to fit more learning into existing facilities. The plan faces opposition from teachers who urge study before the 1963 legislature. First Senate hearing also considers bills to expand state supported higher education via campus branches and local technical institutes.
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Ohio House Education Committee
T. G. O’keefe
Ohio Education Association
State Education Department
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Judiciary Committee
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