State Issue 2 Bond Plan Promises Wide Capital Growth
The 1965 290 million bond issue called STATE ISSUE 2 would fund a statewide capital improvements program. It includes new universities and campuses, prisons, airports, schools, archives, health labs, and recreation facilities, with $6.26 million earmarked for Southeastern Ohio and no tax increase. The measure aims to attract federal funds and spur regional development across Ohio.
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Ohit
Ohio University
Bowling Green
Kent State
Miami
Toledo
Akron
Technical Institute and Engineering
Youngstown
Cleveland
Ohio
Columbus
Amore
Department of Health
Southeastern
Southeastern Ohio
Survival optimism at New York World’s Fair debate
Five intellectuals at the World’s Fair opening debated humanity’s future. Nobel laureate Dr Edward Tatum forecast adaptability amid change and threats like bombs and automation. Charles Yost echoed optimism but warned it requires effort to remain hopeful about mankind’s survival.
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Earth
New York
Edward Tatum
Charles W. Yost
United States
United Nations
Appalachia Seen as Land of Promise by ARC Official
Assistant Director Peter Fischer of the Appalachian Regional Commission spoke at the Belpre Chamber of Commerce luncheon, describing Appalachia as a planning clearinghouse for established methods and innovative ideas. He stressed ARC as not an operating body but a coordinating entity guiding regional development.
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Appalachia
Appalachian Regional Commission
Peter Fischer
Belpre Chamber of Commerce
Romney on consumerism and liberal economics in Romney talks
Governor George Romney frames productivity sharing as consumerism and argues for changes in local and national economics. He contrasts with UAW and auto industry profits, warning of a forgotten consumer while touring Europe to promote Michigan as a seaport state with major corporate backing.
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George Romney
Michigan
New York
Romney
Gareth Garrett
Duquotin
Garet Garrett
Detroit
Henry Ford
Theodore Roosevelt
William E. Borah
Borah
U.S. Senate
White House
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Europe
Dow Chemical Ne. Se Whirlpool Corporation
S. S. Ge Company
Michigan Bell Telephone Company
Changee Money and Saigon Fear Among Tourists
Saigon in the monsoon lull feels like a gritty cinema thriller as foreigners, locals, and police mingle under a web of whispers. A street banker offers inflated exchange rates while officials and armed guards watch the crowd. Public spaces show guarded calm but tense nerves linger as bomb threats and grenade incidents color daily life.
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Mata Hari
Saigon
Yerger's Southern Cry Ends Hope For GOP Chair
Inside Report says Wirt Yerger Republican chairman candidate is ruled out by a sharp letter condemning Johnson voting rights bill as harmful to the party in the South. The piece notes Sen Dirksen Mansfield talks on a fresh bill, and Johnson’s foreign trips draw scrutiny amid Malaysia and Sukarno dynamics.
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Wirt Yerger
Mississippi
Yerger
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
South
Ray Bliss
Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Ghana
United Arab Republic
Kenya
Algeria
Tanzania
Nigeria
Ethiopia
Malaysia
Soviet Union
Red
Peking
Viet Nam
Dear Abby and Readers Chronicle Two Plain Notions
A column features readers seeking guidance on personal dilemmas. A married woman hides smoking to please in laws while fearing exposure. a 16 year old claims paternity and legal risk over a potential baby. a reader cites historical remarks on honesty from Thomas Brown to advise cautious trust.
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Abby
Patty
I See By My Outfit and Love Letters to the Mets Reviews
Peter S Beagle’s I See By My Outfit is praised as a breezy travelogue with vivid Colorado scenes and 124 color illustrations. Bill Adler’s Love Letters to the Mets gathers humorous epistles to the Mets with mixed hits and misses.
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Messenger News
Viking Press
Peter S. Beagle
Beagle
Bronx
Beagles
Colorado
Crested Butte
Steinbeck
Charley
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Jacques Piccard
Daniel D. McCracken
Stan Musial
Mets
Simon and Schuster
Bill Adler
President Kennedy
Camp
George Price
America
New York Mets
Met
Compton Year Book 1965 Published At Bargain Price
The 1965 Compton Year Book arrives with over 600 pages and 452 articles, plus about 1000 photographs and maps. Priced at $5.95, it promises extensive updates for Compton’s pictorial encyclopedia owners.
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Compton
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