Ward Named State Personnel Director in Rhodes Administration
Ward, formerly Athens County Representative, will be state personnel director in Governor Rhodes's cabinet after a switch from heading motor vehicles registration. The Ohio Senate, along party lines, began rejecting 90 DiSalle appointments as Rhodes consolidates patronage. Ward has served as an auditor's office aide. confirmation of cabinet posts proceeded unanimously.
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Wayne Ward
Athens County
James A. Rhodes
Ward
James T. Welsh
Michael V. di
Ohio Senate
Michael V. DiSalle
General Assembly
Denver L. White
Athens
Welfare
Khrushchev Warns Party of Atom War
Soviet Premier Khrushchev urged the East German Communist congress to seek peace and warned against winning by war. He argued communism cannot prevail in a nuclear conflict and cited U S nuclear capabilities to illustrate the dangers and futility of thermonuclear victory. He urged building socialism without war.
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Peking
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France
West Germany
Cleveland Embezzler Held After Brazil Trip
Cleveland man August Hrach 46 is jailed in Miami awaiting charges for embezzling 13000 from Cleveland Trust Bank after fleeing to Argentina. He earlier faced December 28 false journal entry charges and admitted loaning 4000 to a friend, with total theft exceeding 50000. The FBI traced his scheme to August 1960 at the Parmatown branch.
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Argentina
FBI
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Former Ohio Adjutant Dies at 68
Brig. Gen. Donald F. Pancoast, 68, former adjutant general of Ohio under Govs Bricker and Lausche, died at his Florida home. Funeral services scheduled in Punta Gorda with burial at Arlington. In Columbus, Edmund C. Redman, 56, named to the Ohio Turnpike Commission by Gov. Rhodes.
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Fla
Arlington National Cemetery
Donald F. Pancoast
Ohio
Pancoast
John W. Bricker
Frank J. Lausche
Columbus
Edmund C. Redman
Ohio Turnpike Commission
James A. Rhodes
Regents Will Rule Ohio Universities
Ohio plans a nine member University Regents board to oversee state universities and capital expenditures. Governor Rhodes also proposes nine member boards for six state colleges, shifting governance from seven member boards. The plan preserves Bricker and Lazarus on the Ohio State University board and mirrors Iowa and California models.
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James Rhodes
Miami University
Rhodes
Iowa
California
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Senate
Board of Regents
U. S
John W. Bricker
Robert Lazarus
Ohio State University
Lazarus
Bricker
Castro Calls For American Revolution in Cuba
Fidel Castro denounced splits in global communism and urged Latin American masses to rise in revolution. He spoke to a Havana congress of American women noting their duty to fight as delegates from the Americas attended a five day conference on women’s rights and revolutionary duties.
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Fatality at Goodyear Atomic Plant Accident
Waverly reports the first fatal accident at the Goodyear Atomic Corp plant near Piketon in years. Walter Geho, 48, a Goodyear Service Store truck driver from Columbus, was pinned between his vehicle and a loading dock Monday and died later at Pike County Hospital.
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Goodyear Atomic Corp
Piketon
Walter Geho
Goodyear Service
Columbus
Pike County
Collier Named Browns Head Coach in Cleveland Change
Blanton Collier was named head coach of the Cleveland Browns. Harold Sauerbrei was named general manager, signaling a major front office shift for the NFL team.
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Blanton Collier
Cleveland Browns
National Football League
Harold Sauerbrei
Sewer Water Distillation Advocated to Expand Supply
Cincinnati report from the American Chemical Society meeting cites Dr. Kenneth C. Hickman of Rochester Institute of Technology proposing distilling part of sewage plant output to boost city water supply by three to seven times. He notes 5 to 25 percent distillation could provide a much larger supply though cost remains a factor.
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Kenneth C. Hickman
Rochester, N. Y
Hickman
Alliance Mayor Joins State Motor Vehicle Post
Columbus Gov James A Rhodes appoints Alliance Mayor Dave Mainwaring as state registrar of motor vehicles. The post opened when Rhodes moved Wayne Ward to state personnel director. Emanuel Knowles 28 becomes first Black candidate in Deerfield Beach City Commission primary drawing more votes than all six white challengers.
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James A. Rhodes
Alliance
Dave Mainwaring
Rhodes
Wayne Ward
Deerfield Beach
Fila
Emanuel Knowles
Deerfield Beach City Commission
Prayer ban favored by Cincinnati churches
The Presbytery of Cincinnati voted on church and state issues and favored a ban on religious exercises in public schools including Bible readings and prayers. The panel also recommended making birth control information available from tax supported health agencies and cautioned against expanding Sunday activity prohibitions.
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Cincinnati
Presbytery of
Richard D. Isler
Church and Community Committee
United Presbyterians
Churches See Job To Do In Health Ministry
Dr Harold N Brewster told the 23rd annual meeting of the Methodist Church Board of Missions that churches must continue to minister to health needs despite welfare state trends. In a separate note, a court ruling ordered admission for a Black student to Clemson Agricultural College, marking a civil rights win in Alexandria Virginia.
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Methodist Medical Mission
Harold N. Brewster
Methodist Church
Board of Missions
Alexandria
Clemson Agricultural College of
South Carolina
170 Will Be Out At State Hospital
More than 200 state employees in Athens County face dismissal under Governor Rhodes’s post inaugural order. The Athens State Hospital may cut about 170 workers. Ohio University released 25. Southeast Ohio Tuberculosis Hospital in Nelsonville shed five. District Four of Natural Resources may lose at least one.
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James A. Rhodes
Athens State Hospital
Ohio University
Southeast Ohio Tuberculosis Hospital
Nelsonville
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
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Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
Columbus
Stephen Armstrong
Athens Hospital
Joseph Major
Southeast Ohio
Department of Natural Resources
George Roberts
Gallipolis State Institute
Roberts
GSI
Ohio State University
University Hospital
Proposed Kennedy tax cuts could cut taxes up to 30 percent
Treasury tables show for incomes of 20 000 or less a 20 to 30 per cent tax reduction if Kennedy proposals are enacted. Tables note adjustments for standard deduction and later changes, with figures by filing status and income levels.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Kennedy
Ohio Must Attract Space Age Industries Says Governor Rhodes
Governor Rhodes unveils plan for an accelerated industrial development program and a six month survey of Ohio’s 11 engineering colleges to create research centers. Ohio University President Alden urged the state to become an academic magnet for private laboratories and space age industries.
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G. Kenner Bush
Gov. Rhodes
Commerce
Warren Chase
Ohio University
Vernon Alden
Athens Business Association
Dr. Alden
Aerospace
Electronics
East
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