Auditor Finds $35,000 Uncollected at Southeast Ohio Tuberculosis Hospital
State Auditor Roger W. Tracy reports the Southeast Ohio Tuberculosis Hospital in Nelsonville failed to bill about $35,038 for out patient services from 1961 to 1964. The audit criticizes fund co mingling and leaves billing, and notes misaligned practice of charging counties during patient leaves.
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Nelsonville
Southeast Ohio Tuberculosis Hospital
Roger W. Tracy
Ohio
Athens
Fairfield
Gallia
Hocking
Lawrence
Meigs, Morgan, Monroe
Jackson Muskingum
Noble
Perry, Vinton
Washington
State Department of Health
Cypriots tense as UN holds breath amid fragile truce
In Nicosia and across the green line Turkish Cypriots hurl insults and push the perilous ceasefire. Turkey halts reconnaissance flights but warns it could strike if the ceasefire fails. Turkish forces hold Kokkina pocket as UN monitors fear renewed clashes.
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Turkey
U.N
Kokkina
Nicosia
Reapportionment Compromise Aims to Clear Foreign Aid
Washington leaders forge a compromise on legislative reapportionment delaying court ordered redraws for up to four years to help pass a 3.3 billion foreign aid measure. Dirksen and Mansfield sponsor with Justice Department input, while seeking a constitutional amendment to allow nonpopulation factors in state house seat apportionment.
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Washington
Senate
Atlantic City
Everett M. Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
Justice Department
Dirksen
Supreme Court
Lumpas urged to lay down spears in peace bid
Sect leader Alice Lenshina broadcast to Lumpas asking followers to surrender and announce it with white circles outside villages. She claimed government safety guarantees and stated a peaceful settlement. Earlier fighting left nearly 500 dead as troops pressed a manhunt. Lenshina surrendered two days earlier. In Mississippi, desegregated public school registration opens Friday in Biloxi.
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Lusaka
Rhodesa
Alice Lenshina
Talks Resume in Longest Session of Bridgwater Strike
In Cleveland the four month old strike at American Brake Shoe Co Bridgwater Machine Division Athens plant continued with federal mediator Paul Bower renewing talks with top management and UAW representatives. No progress reported though this marks the longest ongoing negotiations in weeks.
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Cleveland
American Brake Shoe Co
Bridgwater
Athens
Paul Bower
United Auto Workers
Negroes Served in Florida Restaurants Under Court Order
Seventeen St Augustine restaurants under a federal court order to integrate have served Negro customers. Signs in at least two locations stated that money received from Negro patrons would be donated to Goldwater's campaign fund.
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ST. Augustine, Fla
St. Augustine
Goldwater
Berlin memorial honors 53 who died at the wall
West Germany remembers 53 refugees killed trying to cross the Berlin wall on its third anniversary. Mayor Willy Brandt laid wreaths at crosses along the 26 mile barrier while East German guards fired 160 flares and police prepared for possible unrest.
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Berlin
West Germany
East Berlin
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
East
Brandt
Hutchinson Takes Leave Of Absence
Cincinnati Reds manager Fred Hutchinson announced a leave of absence for at least the current road trip due to chest cancer and back pain as doctors evaluate his health. Sen Edward M Kennedy will not need back surgery after his June 19 plane crash, doctors said.
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Cincinnati
Fred Hutchinson
Cincinnati Reds
Hutchinson
Boston
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Zsa Zsa Gabor Battles City Over Bel Air Chimneys
Zsa Zsa Gabor led a protest at Los Angeles City Hall over the demolition of chimneys and a sunken pool from her $1 million Bel Air mansion after a brush fire. The Building and Safety Department had ordered clearance since last February, citing endangerment of life and property.
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Los Angeles
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Zsa Zsa
Europe
Bel Air
City Department of Building and Safety
Paul Williams
Building and Safety Commission
Mason County Fair Names Alberta Thompson Queen
Alberta Thompson was selected as queen at the Mason County Fair. The event highlighted a pageant that drew local spectators and showcased community talent and traditions.
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Nelsonville
Mason County
Alberta Thompson
Fred Hutchinson
Barry Goldwater Presses LBJ to Heed His Advice
Barry Goldwater accuses Lyndon Johnson of misinterpreting orders and suggests the President risked nuclear escalation with 7th Fleet moves. Rusk and McNamara counter that Goldwater’s take is unjustified. Goldwater spoke at Hershey for a unity summit urging Johnson to listen.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Goldwater
7Th Fleet
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
Sen. Goldwater
Tion
Hershey
Southeast Asia
Race Riots Renewed In New Jersey
Elizabeth and Paterson saw renewed violence with youths hurling gasoline bombs bottles rocks and bricks through a multiracial district. Police with helmets restored order in both cities as windows were smashed and arrests were made after clashes near 2 a m.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Paterson
New Jersey
Red China Begins Large Military Maneuvers Near Vietnam
Peking Radio in Japanese language broadcast reported by Tokyo said Communist China is conducting large-scale military maneuvers in provinces facing North Vietnam and Nationalist China. It linked the drills to the Gulf of Tonkin crisis and the US air strike on North Vietnam on August 5. The broadcast said thousands of men in high spirits practiced shooting throwing grenades and handling explosives.
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Tokyo
China
Viet Nam
Peking Radio
Gulf of Tonkin
North Viet Nam
Wolfe Named Transportation Supervisor by State Education Dept
Columbus reports William B. Wolfe of Circleville has been named supervisor of transportation by the State Education Department. Wolfe, a Ohio University graduate, has served as assistant transportation supervisor since September 1960 under State School Superintendent E. F Holt.
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Columbus
State Education Department
William B. Wolfe
Circleville
E. EF. Holt. Wolfe
Ohio University
GOP Heads Work For Party Unity
In Hershey Pennsylvania GOP leaders view Senator Barry Goldwater’s unity manifesto as a milestone for party solidarity. Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower endorses Goldwater and Miller and pledges aid, praising the repudiation of extremists and communists.
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GOP
Party Unity
Hershey
Barry Goldwater
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Goldwater
William E. Miller
United States
Eisenhower
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Ku Klux Klan
Athens Man Charged In Fatal Wreck
Armour W. Radcliff of Athens is charged with reckless operation after a July 3 accident near Laurelville killed his father Gaylord Radcliff. The vehicle struck a bridge on Route 56 3.2 miles from Laurelville. Armour was hospitalized at Berger Hospital Circleville. Additional charges may follow as the investigation continues.
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Logan
Highway Patrol
Hocking County
Athens
Laurelville
Armour W. Radcliff
State St
Gaylord Radcliff
Armour
Berger Hospital
Circleville
Rebels Demand U.S. Consulate Closure in Stanleyville
Congolese rebels who control Stanleyville call for the United States to close its consulate. A radio message demanded the removal of Consul Michael Hoyt and his four staff members after the city fell to rebels last week.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
United States
Stanleyville
Michael Hoyt
Senators Push Ban on Early Vote Projections
Senator Winston L. Prouty requests a ban on publishing national election results until polls close. Senator Pierre Salinger seeks a concurrent resolution opposing electronic projections until voting ends, citing Congress authority over national elections.
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Washington
Winston L. Prouty
R-Vt
Congress
Pierre Salinger
D-Calif
Prouty
Salinger
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