Ohio House Debates 13-Week Unemployment Benefit Extension
The Ohio House acts on an emergency bill to extend unemployment benefits by 13 weeks amid political maneuvering. Senate leaders hint快速 action, while labor groups oppose GOP terms as too restrictive. Gov. DiSalle's position remains undisclosed as lawmakers weigh emergency status and cross-party votes.
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Columbus
Ohio House
Senate
HOUSE
C. Stanley Mechem
Athens
Lawmakers Ready Floor Vote On Expanded Unemployment Benefits
The House plans to extend eligibility to more claimants who exhausted benefits after November 1, not December 1, with a final vote pending. The unemployment extender debate dominates the 104th General Assembly's agenda and overshadows other matters.
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104Th General Assembly
Katanga Leader Reaches Agreement With UN on Troop Moves
Katanga President Moise Tshombe announced a cease on troop movements after a meeting with United Nations representatives. The move marks a shift from his mobilization order issued earlier to resist UN neutralization of Katangans. In related news, Premier Welensky in Southern Rhodesia mobilized against alleged British-backed race tensions.
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Elizabethville
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
United Nations
Tshombe
Security Council
Salisbury
Southern Rhodesia
Roy Welensky
Central African Federation
Congo
UN Congo Congolese
Joseph Mobutu
Stanleyville
Rhodesia leader opposes expanded African voting rights
Sir Roy urged 5000 territorial troops and an emergency federation session to block London’s plan for a larger North Rhodesian Parliament. He argues Africans cannot govern themselves and warns the proposal would inflame racial tensions despite a projected tenfold rise to about 70 000 eligible voters.
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Northern Rhodesia
Sir Roy
Federation
Nyasaland
North
Northern
Rhodesia
Parents Split Reactions To Space Flight Selection
Three men from the seven member astronaut group face space flight tests. Families express pride and fear as the prospect of launch looms. Mrs Grissom hopes her son Virgil G. may fly, while others fear possible risk.
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Herschel Glenn Jr
Alan Bartlett Shepard Jr
Schlensitia
Enna
Shepard
Derry
N. H
Gun Owner Identified In Eddie Bobo Death
Sheriff confirms owner of a 12 gauge shotgun used in the Feb 13 death of Edward E Bobo has lent the weapon to Donald J Miller age 21 of Athens Route 3 who faces a first degree murder charge. Miller, Bobo’s nephew, admits being in the barn but says the gun discharged while Bobo held it. Miller seeks counsel on a possible lie detector test, which has not been decided.
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Edward E
Eddie) Bobo
Bean Hollow Rd
Harold Shields
Donald J. Miller
Athens Route 3
Bobo
Shields
Miller
R.J.C
Train Derails Nine Cars Off Tracks in North Dakota
The Northern Pacific Mainstreeter speeding from Chicago to Portland derailed at 60 mph in Buffalo North Dakota. Nine cars left the tracks while 37 people were hospitalized but there were no fatalities.
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Buffalo
N. D
Northern Pacific
Portland
Ore
Chicago
North Dakota
Labor union leader dies in Miami Beach
Martin J. Walsh 56 longtime New England director of the United Steelworkers of America died Tuesday in Miami Beach. He led regional campaigns and represented workers in steel communities across the Northeast.
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Miami Beach
Fila
Martin J. Walsh
New England
United Steelworkers of America
Alabama Drenched as Six Day Rain Ends
North central Alabama awash after six consecutive days of rain leaving roads flooded and communities dampened with continuing wet weather.
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Alabama
America’s Best Pie To Be Picked Today
The 29th annual cherry pie contest by the National Red Cherry Institute will crown the nation’s best. Ohio’s entry is 17 year old Jean Kapostasy of Fairport Harbor among state winners competing in Chicago.
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America
Chicago
National Red Cherry Institute
Ohio
Jean Kapostasy
Fairport Harbor
Tourists Rage Amid Miami Airline Strike
Disgruntled travelers at Miami International Airport vent frustration as the airlines strike disrupts vacations, leaving passengers wishing they had not started their trips.
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Miami
Fla
Miami International
Humane Society Seeks Injunction to End Rabbit Hunts
The Mecklenburg County Humane Society filed suit in Charlotte seeking an injunction to stop American Legion Post 113 of Harmony from holding rabbit hunts. They claim the seven year activity is cruel, a public nuisance, and harmful to public health and decency.
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Charlotte
N. C
Mecklenburg County Humane Society
American Legion
Harmony
Race Scuffle Brief in Nashville Theaters
A clash broke out as Negro demonstrators tried to enter white theaters in Nashville Tennessee and white youths beat several participants before the fracas ended.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
Four SAC airmen die as B47 crashes near Kentucky
A midair refueling mishap sent an Air Force B47 down in a farm field at Horse Cave Kentucky. Only navigator Lt Herman L Crawford survived after bailing at 7000 feet and landing in a tree with a broken arm. Victims were Capt William E Gillespie Capt Edward P Shuller Capt George R McKenney and Capt Arthur All from near Columbus Ohio area.
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Horse Cave
Air Force
Strategic Air Command
Lockbourne Air Force Base
William E. Gillespie
Edward P. Shuller
George R. McKenney
Arthur
Columbus
Herman L. Crawford
Pickerington
Ohio
Twin Satellite Attempt Yields Partial Success
A Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory spokesman says the Tuesday night satellite mission achieved orbit but failed to reach the intended 500 mile height, suggesting the path is slightly over 109 miles with possible failure of separation. The two satellites Transit ID B and Lofti were launched from Cape Canaveral aboard a Thor Able Star rocket.
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Washington
Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory
Navy
Cape Canaveral, Fla
Ohio Five Day Forecast Shows Warm Start with Dry Spells
The forecast says temperatures will run about 10 degrees above normal with highs around 39 to 44 and lows near 23 to 27. Little daily change expected. Rain totals average 0.25 to 0.50 inches, with precipitation likely Thursday and again Sunday or Monday.
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Ohio
George Washington’s unhappy birthday a tale of sickness and debt
Washington faced fevers and flu like pain at age 29 around February 22 1754 while managing a failing Mount Vernon tobacco crop and mounting debts. The political race for Fredericksburg’s Virginia House of Burgesses pitted him against Adam Stephen as he battled illness and campaign pressures.
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Russell Landstrom
Washington Crossing
George Washington
Washington
Mount Vernon
Delaware River
Virginia House of Burgesses
Frederick County
Adam Stephen
Stephen
Explosion at Phillips Alamo plant near Borger kills several
A Phillips Petroleum Co Alamo plant explosion outside Borger Texas Panhandle kills several people according to police with details still unfolding and authorities investigating the blast.
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Borger, Tex
Alamo
Phillips Petroleum Co
Texas Panhandle
United States Pushes Katanga Into Congo Federation
Informants say the United States urged Belgium to press Moise Tshombe to join Katanga with the Congo states under a U N backed federation. U S also wants Belgians from serving as mercenaries in Katanga army. Tshombe mobilized all able bodied to resist the Security Council plan.
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U.S
Katanga
Congo Federation
United States
Belgium
Tshombe
Congo
Security Council
United Nations
Brussels
Elisabethville
DiSalle Seeks 39.4 Million for Education in Two Year Plan
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle urged Congress to include a 39.4 million educational appropriation in his two year bill. He warned GOP leaders may not back the funding. The message also asks for state authorization of locally operated two year technical schools and two year branches of state universities.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
Refuge Plans Reached in Lucas and Ottawa Counties
A 5000 acre federal wildlife refuge proposal for Lucas and Ottawa counties will be the Migratory Bird Commission's first order of business at its Washington meeting on March 15.
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Columbus
Lucas
Ottawa Counties
U.S. Migratory Bird Commission
Washington
Kennedy Unemployed Aid Plan Nears House Approval
A $1 billion emergency aid package for long term jobless appears set for quick Ways and Means action. Kennedy aims to push it as the first of 16 priority measures to pass, with a companion bill for unemployed children's benefits and related wage and loan initiatives advancing in committees.
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Washington
Kennedy
House
Ways and Means Committee
Labor Groups Unite For Aged Aid Plan Lobby Drive
In Miami Beach labor leaders form a broad lobby to back a Kennedy proposal for a new aged health plan funded by a payroll tax. AFL-CIO joins with allied unions and outside groups to counter opposition from the American Medical Association and other big organizations.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Organized Labor
Afl-Cio
American Medical Association
American Bar Association
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
National Association of Manufacturers
Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
U. S. Treasury
Mother's Effort Fails To Save Son's Life
In Dayton a mother plunged into icy river to rescue her 6 year old son Charles after he fell through the ice. Five men tried to revive him but he died. Mrs Elzin Justice was hospitalized with shock exposure and a shoulder injury.
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Dayton
Elzin Justice
Shiloh
Charles
Police capture boy class president in Weaverville killings
Daryl Moss 15 a Weaverville High School sophomore class president killed his parents at their cottage and wounded a visiting woman. He took 24 from his Boy Scout troop and more than 400 from church funds before fleeing. later surrendered near Redding. Veril Moss 45 and Lois Moss 44 died, Jean Ann Taylor 20 injured. Daryl cited family conflict as motive.
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Daryl Moss
Weaverville High School
Harold Wilson
Daryl
Wilson
Redding
California
Lewiston
Veril F. Moss
Bureau of Reclamation
Lois Elizabeth Moss
Jean Ann Taylor
Orem
Utah
Weaverville Hospital
Leonard Adams
Kennedy Plea Studied In Airline Tieup
President Kennedy urged a return-to-work, as the Flight Engineers International Association polls its 3500 members. A three member commission will study the dispute with advisory powers, while leaders fear a resumption of the wildcat strike may not occur. The six day strike halts major lines, affects over a half million passengers, and costs airlines more than $5 million daily.
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Kennedy
Flight Engineers International Association
Wildcat
Eastern
American
Trane World
Pan American
National and Western
Unemployment Claims Rise in Week Ended Feb 18
The Bureau of Unemployment Compensation reported two straight weeks of higher new claims for unemployment compensation in the week ending February 18. Local jobless figures and sector impacts were noted in the release.
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Columbus
McClellan Hails Court Refusal in Presser Conviction
Senator John L. McClellan lauded the Supreme Court for denying review of the contempt of Congress conviction of William Presser, a Ship Teamster Union leader, in a Washington press briefing on Tuesday.
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