Liquor Distiller Holds Key To School Money
Finance Director says Ohio cannot meet the 65 million dollar school subsidy this month without distillers agreeing to use liquor funds. Schenley Distillers remains the sole holdout amid talks to pro rata settle about 70 million in unpaid liquor bills.
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Columbus
Richard Krabaca
Lion
Krabach
James A. Rhodes
Schenley Distillers
Richard Crouch
Schenley
Donald D. Cook
White Links Poor Relief To Work Law
Welfare Director Denver White says a bill is being drafted to require able recipients of poor relief to work. He frames the plan as a way to cut Ohio welfare rolls and notes a $13 million deficit projected by June 30. Reorganization via executive order is also discussed.
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Columbus
Denver White
Ohio
Pennsylvania
White
Athens County
Rhodes Bill Heads for Floor Vote in Ohio House
The Ohio House advances a Rhodes administration proposal to align state department directors’ terms with the governor’s four-year term. The bill passed 78 to 33, sending to the Senate, and would shift control of the State Racing Commission on April 1, with vacancies to be filled by party balance. A separate measure by Rep. Lytle G. Zuber would allow sterilization of mentally retarded patients upon a physician panel’s recommendation.
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Columbus
Ohio House
James A. Rhodes
House
Senate
Rhodes
State Racing Commission
Racing Commission
Harry Hoffheimer
Cincinnati
James White
Toledo
Hoffheimer
Commission
Lytle G. Zuber
Zuber
Firemen Use Snowballs To Fight House Fire In Horg
In Horg Norway a house fire overwhelmed the local water supply and volunteer firefighters used snowballs on the walls to prevent spread to the neighboring home. In Belmont County a bribery trial for Sheriff George E Neff ended in a hung jury and will proceed to another trial.
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Horg
Norway
Trygve Naess
ST. Clairsville
Belmont County
George E. Neff
William H. Irwin
Kissometer Is Newest Device In Education
Miami university students unveil the Kissometer a device to measure kissing power. Tatiana Prilutchi and John Woods explain the meter uses electrical resistance to gauge intensity while flashing lights and ringing bells label each kiss as Dead Fish or Woweee. The project includes Don Barachak and Titiana testing the contraption during trial runs.
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Miami, Fla
University of Miami
Tatiana Prilutchi
Woods
Don Barachak
Islip
Titiana
Brazilian Marines To Escort Anzoategui Hijacked Freighter
Four Brazilian marines left Belem to board the hijacked Venezuelan freighter Anzoategui off the coast. The ship was reported moving south toward the Amazon river port with nine hijackers promising asylum in Brazil.
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Belem
Brazil
Amazon River
Francisco Moreiros Ara
Ujo
Amapa
Anzoategui
Maraca
Washington
Defense Department
Betem
Venezuela
Romulo Betancourt
United States
Mareca Island
Amapa River
Phan Nua Anzoategui
Professor Given Aid In Court In Tenure Fight
Akron AKRON—Professor William Felch seeks court backing to force Findlay College to honor his tenure. The Ohio Conference AAUP will provide financial and legal support after his August 1961 dismissal following ten years as professor of religion and philosophy. Felch argues tenure is a contractual right and appeals a Hancock County Common Pleas ruling.
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AKRON
William Felch
Findlay College
Ohio Conference
American Association of University Professors
Robert Thackaberry
Akron University
Felch
Hancock County Common Pleas Court
State finds five stills seized in January raids
Liquor Director Donald D. Cook reports enforcement agents seized five stills during January. They conducted 44 raids and 85 arrests for liquor violations. Of those arrested, 79 were convicted and penalties totaled 8875 dollars in fines and 540 days in jail.
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Columbus
Donald D. Cook
Construction resumes at Kroger store in Nelsonville
Construction of the new Kroger store in Nelsonville resumed this morning after a labor dispute halted work yesterday. An agreement was reached between Steward Construction Co. of Marion and Local 1720 Carpenters and Joiners, and pickets were withdrawn.
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Nelsonville
Kroger
Steward Construction Co
Marion
It's The Flu And That Is Official
The Ohio State Health Department confirmed Asian influenza strains found in Columbus two samples from the workhouse and OSU health center plus a Cincinnati patient. Dr Bashe said tests will check presence elsewhere in Ohio and noted only about 100 reports exist though actual cases are higher. He recalled the 1957 fall outbreak with 3 370 cases in one week.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Health Department
Ohio State University Health Center
Cincinnati
Winslow J. Bashe
Department
Bashe
White House Postpones Venezuela Visit Parade
President Kennedy shifts a planned parade to the north portico to welcome Venezuela's Romulo Betancourt amid weather delays. Betancourt, on a two day Washington visit, praised anti Castro unity as U S officials connect the trip to Latin American policy and Cuba. Earlier he stopped in San Juan Puerto Rico to cheers while a hijack incident looms in the background. The Paris Assembly approves a bill to extend the life of the military court probing last Augusts de Gaulle assassination bid.
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Washington
White House
Romulo Betancourt
Venezuela
Kennedy
Cial
Betancourt
United States
Cuba
Fidel Castro
San Juan
Puerto Rico
America
Anzoategui
U.S
Latin America
Americas
Alliance For Progress
Paris
French National Assembly
Special Military Court
Charles de Gaulle
White Collar Union Worry Grows Among Labor Leaders
Miami Beach report notes white collar workers outpacing manual labor as potential union members. Secretary of Labor Wirtz to meet AFL-CIO leaders on trends since 1956 pairing technicians with machines, signaling a shifting balance that could erode union influence.
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Miami Beach
Fla
W. Willard Wirtz
AFL - Cio Executive Council
Wirtz
Afl-Cio
Power Plant To Convert Sun Energy At Wright Patterson
Westinghouse Electric Corp. aerospace division and its technology group are contracted with the Air Force to build a sun powered 10 watt energy conversion unit at Wright Patterson Air Force Base near Dayton. Delivery is set for April 1963 with potential larger space use if successful. Budget Director Kermit Gordon told Congress that Kennedy ordered strict spending control and a balanced budget in a few years.
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Lima
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Aerospace Electrical Division
Air Force Aeronautical Systems Division
Wright- Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Westinghouse
Washington
Kermit Gordon
Congress
Kennedy
Scouts on Book Hunt Find Lots of Grief
Hewlett New York over the weekend eighteen Boy Scout volunteers from Troop 21 scouted for 150 books held by delinquent borrowers at the Hewlett Woodmere Public Library. They returned with fifteen books and the boy report notes mixed responses from borrowers while a police dog incident spooked one student.
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Hewlett, N.Y
Hewlett-Woodmere Public Library
Long Island
Walter Thomson
Thom
Pson
Robert Oscard Jr
Young Fans Write to NASA About Space Dreams
Two young readers sent letters to NASA expressing devotion to space and a wish to explore alien planets. NASA replies urge solid general education, science and math basics, and guidance from counselors and teachers for future space work.
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Washington
New York
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Michigan
Space
Canadian Testimony Presented in Gold Bank Case
In Cleveland U S District Court Mervin L Gold 32 faces two counts for using 55000 in bonds and securities stolen from Canadian banks as collateral for 36000 in loans from two Canadian banks He fled to Israel in 1961 returned last October after failing to obtain citizenship Judge Frank J Battisti oversees the non jury trial as U S Attorney Merle McCurdy lays out the government case following a defense motion for dismissal was overruled.
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Cleveland
Canada
U.S
Mervin L. Gold
Israel
Gold
U. S
Merle McCurdy
Fred W. Garmone
Frank J. Battisti
Kennedy briefs Congress on Cuba policy in high drama session
President Kennedy held a 40 minute White House briefing on Cuba and Latin America for about 17 lawmakers from Armed Forces and Foreign Affairs committees. Participants described it as routine though some suggested it aimed to defuse partisan criticism of policy. Senate leaders noted prior bipartisan consultations occurred, while Stennis planned to probe Soviet strength in Cuba. Navy leaders warned against waning U S naval power inviting Soviet action.
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Kennedy
Cuba
Latin America
White House
Executive Mansion
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Central Intelligence Agency
John A. McCone
Dean Rusk
Senate Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Montana
George A. Smathers
D-Fla
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Congress
Armed Forces
Barry Goldwater
Senate
Mansfield
John Stennis
D-Miss
Fred Korth
Adm
George W. Anderson
Soviet Union
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