Beef Cattle Day At Substation Highlights Crossbreeding Efforts
More than 400 visitors toured the Southeastern Substation of the Ohio Agricultural Experimental Station for Beef Cattle Day. The event spotlighted Hereford Charolais crossbreeding with demonstrations on feeding patterns and disease control. Dr Earle W Klosterman outlined goals while noting no endorsement of Charolais by the station.
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Wooster Station
Kennedy Measures Move in Senate and House Action
Congress backed four Kennedy proposals as the Senate approved the minimum wage rise to 1.25 by 1963 and the House passed a Social Security boost. Conferees approved a 394 million low income areas bill, with the Senate swiftly endorsing it by voice vote, and nearly 300 million in federal funds for needy children of unemployed parents were authorized.
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UN General Assembly May Defer Debates Tonight
The United Nations General Assembly in New York plans to defer debates on Hungary Tibet and outer space in a rush effort to close its 15th annual session tonight.
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Tibet
Outer Space
British Ships Refuel for Cuba Mission
The anti Castro Radio Swan reports two British warships the Ulster and the Rothesay are fueling in Bermuda and poised to sail for Cuba to protect British interests. The report comes from Swan Island in the Caribbean and cites early morning timing.
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Checks Mailed To Jobless In Ohio Ex Tender Payouts
More than 16 000 unemployment checks totaling over 700 000 were mailed in two days to Ohioans eligible for federal jobless assistance payments.
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Steel Orders Up in March Says Republic Steel
Republic Steel Corp reports production and shipments remain below normal but show an encouraging upturn in orders and shipments in March, with the trend continuing.
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Bowling Green students seek fixes on campus complaints
At Bowling Green State University the student council heard President Ralph W. McDonald outline proposed solutions across five issue areas. Repeal of off campus traffic offense penalties, a planned April 27 academic council discussion on class cuts, equity in dorm rules enforcement, expanded coverage and access for campus news, and a forthcoming review with 60 administrators to improve code enforcement.
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Shawnee Marshal Charged With Second Degree Murder
Shawnee marshal Louis Morgan faces a second degree murder charge in the fatal Saturday shooting of Richard J. Denny, 20, on Shawnee main street. Prosecutor George Flautt says evidence supports the count. Morgan posted a $1000 bond and a Thursday hearing is set. Morgan is defended by Robert Tague, Shawnee village solicitor.
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Kennedy appeals to press to aid crackdown on crime
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy urged the national press to support federal efforts against organized crime and racketeering. He noted that about 25 percent of leads from the Senate Watergate era? No, Rockets committee. He said newspapers can assist investigations without replacing district attorneys and can reveal corruption in government and crime.
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Party Heads To Meet For New Republican Chairman
The 26 member executive committee of the Republican National Committee meets today to discuss party policies and machinery for electing a new chairman to succeed Sen. Thruston B. Morton of Kentucky, who will resign as chairman June 1.
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Laos Ceasefire Seen Next Week
Laos peace move gains momentum as Souvanna Phouma expects to reach Vientiane around April 25 or 26, signaling a possible cease-fire start. Britain and the Soviet Union are near issuing a joint appeal urging both warring sides to lay down arms within 48 hours. Gromyko says a cease-fire and peace conference sequence is agreed, with Roberts noting the appeal could come soon.
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Soviet Union
Andrei A. Gromyko
Kennedy Seeks Moon Priority For U S Space Drive
President Kennedy said the United States may lag behind Russia in space this decade yet is accelerating to reach the moon first. He noted Saturn Nova and Rover programs are funded and under review with about two billion dollars planned for next year.
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Cuba says U S aid uncovered in invasion claims
The Cuban radio charged that rebel invaders beaten on Cuba's beaches were trained by U S officers in Guatemala and ferried to the beachhead by North American transports and Yankee destroyers. Exile leaders in New York said a son of Miro Cardona was among the landing. The insurgents deny defeat claims and say their army remains in the Escambray Mountains ready to fight with Soviet and Chinese support cited. Estimates place fighters ashore around 1000 or 500 prisoners reported by exile and communist sources. Castro had not appeared on air since the landings and was expected at May Day celebrations.
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Five Day Forecast With Above Normal Temperatures
Temperatures average about 5 degrees above normal with highs around the upper 60s to mid 60s and lows in the 40s. Expect cooler conditions Saturday and Wednesday and warmer on Monday. Precipitation includes showers and scattered thunderstorms tonight, Saturday, and again Monday night into Tuesday with totals around a quarter to half an inch.
Eichmann speaks on marks for death in court
In Jerusalem Adolf Eichmann told questioners Jews deemed the germ cell of Jewish rehabilitation were to be marked for death. He denied responsibility for wartime executions and said the idea was not his. The trial on crimes against the Jewish people and humanity has extended over eight months with taped testimony replayed in court.
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One Owner 1955 Buick Special Sells Quickly
Classified readers seek bargains in used cars as ads like One Owner 1955 Buick Special with straight shift and R and H lead to fast sales. Dwight Kim lists location Route 50 E Guysville MO 2 2365 and praises the Messenger for aiding ads.
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