Kennedy Proposes Large Education Aid Plan in Congress
President Kennedy unveils a three year grants program for states to build classrooms or raise teacher salaries totaling 2.3 billion and a five year college scholarship effort costing 577.5 million with 25 000 initial awards. A long term low interest loan plan for dorms and a new facilities loan program would push total over 3.0 billion. Dirksen counters with a 1.0 billion four year substitute. The package aims to boost public education nationwide.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Six Lumumba Associates Slain Touch UN Protests
Dag Hammarskjold told the Security Council that six Lumumba associates were killed in Kasai Province. The revelation sparked fierce protests as Liberia urged adjournment for African consultation and Adlai Stevenson supported the move. Rajeshwar Dayal’s Congo operation report complicated U.S. recognition efforts for Premier Kasavubu’s new central government.
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United Nations
N.Y
Dag Hammarskjold
UN Security Council
Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Kasai
Council
Liberia
U. S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Rajeshwar Dayal
Dayal
U.S
Joseph Lee
Joseph Kasavubu
Leopoldville
UN Conciliation Commission
Ileo
United States
Hammarskjold
Kasavubu
Fairfield Man Held After Early Morning Logan Robbery
A 25 year old Lancaster resident, Donald Mossman, was captured after a Logan manhunt following a robbery at Knotty Pine Restaurant on U S Route 33. Mossman was halted on Culver Street after shots were fired as officers closed in. He faced mayor's court arraignment.
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Logan
Fairfield County
Hocking County
State Highway Patrol
Donald Mossman
Lancaster
Mossman
Culver Street
Airlines begin widespread furloughs as wildcat strike bites
Thousands of workers lose jobs as four engine jet and propair operations drop 80 to 90 percent. Pan American Trans World American National and Pan Am announce layoffs totaling about 60 000 if the walkout continues. Western Airlines takes a wait and see stance amid the disruption.
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New York
Miami
PAN American World Airways
Trans World Airlines
National Airlines
American Airlines
Trans World
American
Pan American
National
Western Airlines
Belgian Parliament Dissolved for March Elections
King Baudouin in Brussels ordered new elections after dissolving parliament. Elections set for March 26 with the mandate to form a new government and resolve ongoing political deadlock.
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Brussels
Belgium
Baudouin
Unemployment Bill Faces Key House Vote This Week
In Columbus the unemployment compensation fight peaks as the Ohio House prepares to vote on a bill extending benefits from 26 to 39 weeks. Support hinges on nine Democrats joining Republicans to pass an emergency measure. Up next are two fiscal items: a $15 million annual local highway subsidy and changes to relative liability for mental hospital care.
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Ohio
House for Rent at 347 West State Street
Out of town inquiries flooded the 347 West State Street ad for a four room and bath house. The first caller secured the rental as Messenger Want Ads report quick transactions. Advertisers urged readers to use the easy classified method for selling.
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West State Street
Messenger
Well Known Doctor Waering Dies After Heart Illness
Nelsonville reports the death of Dr. K. K. Waering former director of the Southeast Ohio Tuberculosis Hospital. He died of a heart condition in a Jacksonville Florida hospital while living in Nelsonville he had a heart ailment in August 1959. He retired December 31 1959 and moved to Jacksonville Beach Florida to start private practice. Arrangements are by Hardage and Sons funeral home Jacksonville.
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Nelsonville
K. K. Waering
Southeast
Ohio Five Day Forecast Temperatures Above Normal
Temperatures will average 2 to 7 degrees above normal with little daily change. Normal highs range to 43 in the north and 43 in the south, normals lows from 22 to 26. Precipitation totals about 0.2 to 0.4 inch in the north and 0.5 to 0.75 inch in central and southern regions with rain on Tuesday and again Friday or Saturday.
Kennedy ends first month as nation's new president
A month into John F. Kennedy's presidency, he retreats from Eisenhower limits on overseas troop families while expanding military programs and launching a broader foreign policy push. He works from Glen Ora Virginia as he presses domestic reforms on unemployment, needs, and business revival.
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Middleburg
Kennedy
Virginia
Eisenhower
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Glen Ora
White House
Plane wreckage found in Texas after Johnson crash
Texas Department of Public Safety reports locating the wreckage of a plane believed to be carrying Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson. Both pilots are reported dead.
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Austin
Tex
Texas Department of Public Safety
Lyndon B. Johnson
Laos declares nonalignment seeks peace with neutral neighbors
In Vientiane King Savang Vathana proclaims Laos nonaligned under Premier Boun Oum and invites three neutralist neighbors to send commissions to verify the country’s peaceful intentions.
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Vientiane
Laos
Savang Vathana
Boun Oum
Ohio schools receive two thirds of real estate tax revenue
State Auditor James A. Rhodes tabulates 1960 county reports showing Ohio schools receive about two thirds of all taxes collected on real estate and public utility property, distributed across counties.
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Columbus—I
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Science conference plans in Columbus schools
The Ohio Science Education Association outlines a series of conferences to boost science education across city elementary and school systems in Columbus.
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Columbus
Ohio Science Education Association
Container prices to rise at Illinois Glass Co
Toledo based Illinois Glass Co says prices on its glass containers will increase effective April 1. The move affects retailers and manufacturers using their packaging as demand and costs shift in the market.
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Toledo
The
Owers-I Illinois Glass Co
Labor to Demand Relief for Jobless Workers
Organized labor's high command convened in Miami Beach to press Congress for quick action on Kennedy's 1.2 billion temporary aid plan for unemployed workers and dependents. Union leaders say current unemployment systems are insufficient and fear the recession could deepen without fast relief.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Organized
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Steelworkers
Afl-Cio Council
Congress
Kennedy
Sdiool
Decision On Detector Test Is Expected
Donald J. Miller 21 of Athens Route 3 faces first degree murder charges in the shotgun death of his uncle Edward E. Bobo 40 at Bobo's Bean Hollow home. Atty James Shumaker said a lie detector test decision would come after an afternoon conference with Miller. Sheriff Harold Shields reported recovered tools stolen from the Athens city garage found at Bobo's home. Miller admits being with Bobo when the tools were taken but says Bobo stole them. Authorities are still determining ownership of the murder weapon.
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Donald J. Miller
Athens
Miller
Edward E
Eddie) Bobo
Bobo
Bean Hollow
James Shumaker
Harold Shields
Shields
Tension Mounts Over Rhodesian Constitutional Talks
LUSAKA Zambia North Rhodesia reports rising tensions after London talks fail to restore the colonial government constitution as negotiations collapse and political pressures intensify.
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Lusaka
Northern Rhodesia
London
Congo Talks Set To Avert Congo Luumba Clash
Lt Gen Sean MacKeown is to meet Maj Gen Joseph Obutu in Leopoldville Tuesday to negotiate an agreement aimed at averting a major confrontation between Congo national forces and Luumba troops.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
Sean MacKeown
Joseph Obutu
Lumumba
Jailed Negroes Put On Bread and Water Diet in Rock Hill
Eight Black students from Friendship College in Rock Hill are in solitary confinement on a bread and water diet after a sit-in and refusal to work. Prison officials say they will release them when they obey orders. A White man and a Negro from Washington remain jailed after a brief scuffle in Rock Hill. In Greenville, 11 young Negroes face trial for assembling without a permit to reach a skating rink. NAACP regional leaders urge boycotts against employers not offering equal job opportunities.
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Rock Hill
S. C
Charles C. Maloney
York County
Greenville
NAACP
Cuban Industry Hits Paralyzed by Material Shortages
Havana reports confirm Cuban industries face shortages of raw materials and spare parts, hindering output despite regime claims of countering the U.S. embargo. Factories operate sporadically as supply disruptions persist across major sectors.
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Havana
U.S
Messenger Contest Begins Final Week
The Athens Messenger invites readers to vote in the Most Popular Boy contest. The winner will spend a week in Brazil, departing Athens March 22 from Port Columbus, then to New York City and Rio de Janeiro on Varig Airlines.
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Athens Messenger
Brazil
Athens
TWA
Port Columbus
New York City
Rio
Varig Airlines
Experiments Prove Orb Maneuverable In Orbit
At Vandengerg Air Force Base California an experiment in space shows Discoverer XXI satellites can maneuver in orbit. The 2100 pound satellite restarted its engine by radio from Earth proving speed up slow down and direction change possible. The result suggests in orbit way stations for planetary travel and a new capability against missiles.
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Calif
Earth
Air Force
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