Ohio Educators Seek 174 Million More State Aid
The State Board of Education asked the Legislature for 174 million dollars more for 1965 to 1967 to raise the School Foundation program to about 696.9 million, with funds for enrollments, classroom units, transportation, counseling, and expanding programs. Krabach questioned funding sources and noted past increases averaged 50 million. The board also revoked three teachers certificates for felony convictions and approved or denied several bond issues and new high school charters across multiple districts.
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Columbus
State Board of Education
Richard L. Krabach
Ray W
Kimmey
Dayton
Ohio
Biennium Foundation
Krabach
William T. Walthour
Chardon
Bobby Joe Appleton
Cleveland
Virgil C. Garner
Kenton
Jackson-Milton
Mahoning
TV Actor Bill Bendix Dead At 58
Hollywood confirms television star William Bendix has died at 58 in Los Angeles Good Samaritan Hospital from lobar pneumonia with a stomach ailment. He left a widow Therese and two daughters Stephanie and Lorraine, with notable colleagues at his side. Bendix was famed for Chester A. Riley and varied roles across film radio and TV.
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Bill Bendix
Hollywood
William Bendix
Chester A. Riley
Bendix
Los Angeles Good
Therese
Stephanie
Lorraine
Alan Ladd
NATO Ministers Weigh Nuclear Policy Amid France U.S. Rift
NATO foreign and defense ministers meet in Paris to study a joint nuclear command while France pushes an independent arsenal. US Rusk says Allied nuclear control remains open to France and aims to defer final decisions to further talks with Britain and Germany. In Ottawa, Canada clears the maple leaf flag through the House of Commons 163 78. Senate to follow.
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Paris
North Atlantic Alliance
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
France
NATO
U.S
Europe
Dean Rusk
Charles de Gaulle
MLF
Rusk
Britain
West Germany
West
Ottawa
Canada
House of Commons
Senate
U.N Critics Mobilize After Stevenson Racism Charge
African critics in New York mobilize for a counterblast to Adlai Stevenson after he accused them of injecting black racism into Security Council debate. In Columbus, a state Legislature special session may extend as party lines falter with Minority Senate Leader Frank W. King blocking a Rules Committee report on a resolution for a constitutional convention to empower state action on apportionment.
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United Nations
N. Y
U.S
Congo
Adlai E. Stevenson
Security Council
Columbus
Senate
Frank W. King
D-Lucas
Rules Committee
McAuliffe recalls Nazi ultimatum and the word Nuts
Gen. Anthony C. McAuliffe revisits the 1944 Bastogne surrender demand that offered two hours to capitulate the 101st Airborne. He famously replied Nuts, a line that cemented his wartime legend. Now retired at 66, he resides in a Washington apartment with remaining military bearing.
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Washington
Anthony C. McAuliffe
Bastogne
McAuliffe
101St Airborne
U.S.A
Army
Washington Avenue
Supreme Court Upholds Civil Rights Act Public Accommodations
Black leaders react with cautious optimism as the court sustains the act's public accommodations clause. John Lewis of SNCC welcomes the ruling and signals possible future sit-ins in Birmingham. motel president Moreton Rolleston calls it a sad day for freedom while Ollie McClung laments the decision. The court also orders dismissal of sit-in charges nationwide.
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Atlanta
Supreme Court
Heart of Atlanta
Rolleston
Johnson
John Lewis
Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee
South
Lewis
Birmingham
Ala
Ollie
Moreton Rolleston
Motel Corporation
Lie McClung
Santa's Christmas Gift Center Classified Ad Promo
A promotional snippet touts the Classified Pages as the easy, thrifty way to shop for the whole family with widespread use by smart advertisers. It emphasizes Santa's Gift Center as part of the classifieds.
Furrow Your Brow Reveals Illness Says Optometrist
Dr Akira Tajiri of Reedly California presented brow-printing at a scientific session of the American Academy of Optometry. He described dusting foreheads with fluorescein powder and using ultraviolet light to detect hyperphoria and related symptoms such as headaches dizziness neck and shoulder soreness and impaired depth perception.
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Columbus
Akira Tajiri
Reedly
Calif
FBI
American Academy of Optometry
Tajiri
Curbs On Committee Face GOP Opposition
Democratic plans to curb the House Rules Committee’s control over legislation meet strong Republican opposition. The effort aims to limit the panel’s influence and reshape the flow of bills in the current session.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
OU Student Dies After Grid Injury
Joseph Beshara a 21 year old Ohio University junior from New Lexington died Monday night at University Hospital in Columbus after a head injury suffered in an unorganized football game. OU officials said they will obtain a further report on the cause.
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Joseph Beshara
Ohio University
New Lexington
University Hospital
Columbus
Beshara
Lincoln Hall
Hudson Health Center
German General Says Bastogne Effort Was Doomed
Gen Heinrich von Luettwitz, once in command of the 57th Armored Corps, recalls the 1944 Bastogne mission. He notes that even if Bastogne had fallen, the Battle of the Bulge would likely have failed for Germany due to terrain and strategic flaws.
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Amored Corps
Bastogne
Luettwitz
Glenn Miller Disappearance Remains a WWII Mystery
Twenty years ago today Glenn Miller vanished after boarding a single engine plane bound for Paris from London during WWII. One of the last to see him was impresario Jack Hylton at his flat as Miller said goodbye around 2 a.m. Miller was 33 and leading the Allied forces concert orchestra broadcasting to troops.
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London
Glenn Miller
France
Miller
Jack Hylton
Supreme Allied Forces
Hylton
Goodby
Paris
Norseman
New managers named for Athens and Ogden plants
Inside Messenger reports Royal Mc Bee appoints new managers for the Athens Utah and Ogden Utah facilities. Meanwhile President Johnson criticizes the British Prime Minister as the Inside Report highlights Christmas customs and a disputed NFL touchdown comment from an Athens official in the Cleveland New York game.
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Royal McBee
Athens
Ogden, Utah
Johnson
NFL
Cleveland
New York
Obituaries and Local Notices in Nelsonville Chauncey Area
Obituaries appear across the Nelsonville Chauncey region with multiple listings. Local bios note vendors and editorial items in Pomeroy Gallipolis and surrounding towns. Community notices reference Middleport Glouster and Logan along with women’s groups and editorial sections.
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Il Comics Iaccucvee
Raomsore
Isiccis
Pomeroy
Gallipolis
Middleport
Glouster
Cceeeecss
Cacessccauae
Logan
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