Johnson Proposes 1.66 Billion Education Plan to Aid Poor
President Johnson asks Congress to approve a 1.66 billion dollar year program expanding aid from pre school to college, including private and parochial schools. The plan funds public and private schooling, scholarships, teacher training, libraries, and education centers aimed at breaking poverty roots in urban slums and low income districts.
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Athens Council weighs raises for mayor and judge
Athens council will discuss pay increases for the mayor and the municipal judge. The issue is listed for consideration on the upcoming agenda. The discussion follows prior budget deliberations and potential fiscal impact.
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Nelsonville
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Middleport
Hue Seethes As Antiwar Protests Hit Vietnam City
In Hue antigovernment mobs paraded with banners before the U S consulate and Hue University. Da Nang joined protests as strikes ripple Hue and Quang Tri. About 1500 marchers in Hue and 3000 listened to speeches while Premier Tran Van Huong denied U S pressure on South Viet Nam’s crisis.
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Cleveland Youth Death Ties to Beverly Jarosz Case
Gar field Heights High School athlete Linley M. Bane aged 17 died by self inflicted gunshot wound in his basement. Police found a girl’s photo signed Bev among his belongings but fingerprints did not match those found at Beverly Jarosz’s slaying two weeks earlier.
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Ohio seeks 144 million federal aid for Appalachian program
Ohio will submit a 144 million dollar plan to join the Appalachian Development program across 24 counties in the southeast. The package allocates 103 million in Appalachian funds and 41 million in local match for quick start projects including highways, vocational education, health centers, sewage facilities, and water surveys.
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Assembly Eyes Drivers Courts In Ohio Start
In Columbus the 106th General Assembly opened with proposals to raise teen driver ages and overhaul court structure, but a two week recess follows today’s session to attend Johnson’s inauguration and prep bills. Nine teen driver bills and constitutional changes to centralize court jurisdiction were introduced alongside other measures. U Thant pressed a final bid to resolve the U.S.—Soviet U.N. peacekeeping deadlock as the General Assembly prepares to reconvene.
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Quadruplets born to Kenosha couple in nine minutes
Joyce Graf, 23, gave birth to two boys and two girls in nine minutes at Kenosha Memorial Hospital. The quadruplets, weighing 4 pounds 214 ounces, 3 pounds 8 ounces, 4 pounds 5 ounces, and 3 pounds 1214 ounces, were delivered by Drs. Walter Rattan and Edwin Barnes and are in incubators. The Grafs live in Pleasant Prairie with existing twins and a 3-year-old son.
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Kenosha Memorial Hospital
Walter Rattan
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Grafs
Pleasant Prairie
Kenosha
GOP Proposes Health Plan For Aged In Senate Draft
Six Republican senators draft a health care plan for the aged aiming to cover some doctors fees, seeking coverage beyond President Johnson's proposal. Senator Leverett Saltonstall comments on the initiative.
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Washington
Sen. Leverett Saltonstall
Johnson
Ohio Board approves civil rights rule for federal funds
The State Board of Education in Columbus approved a civil rights resolution directing that Ohio school districts receive $17 million more in federal money this year only if they comply with anti discrimination stipulations under 11 programs in line with the 1964 Civil Rights Law.
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Bliss Says He Will Accept GOP Chair If Goldwater Asks
Ohio's Ray Bliss states he would take the GOP chair only with Barry Goldwater's request and full backing. Parties discuss a plan for Dean Burch to resign early spring to install an Ohio state chairman, as Goldwater remains in Phoenix and silent on the matter.
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Ray Bliss
Ohio
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Remodeling of Junior ROTC Proposed for National Defense
Washington reports Pentagon planners propose remodeling the high school ROTC program to train over 100000 youths in electronics radar mechanics and truck driving to give the program a military purpose and encourage enlistments. President Johnson ordered a study after Congress directed expansion from 254 to 1200 schools.
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