Accident Kills Jackson Nurse in Route 35 Crash
Kathryn Elaine Spencer 22 of Jackson died on arrival at Holzer Hospital after a one car crash on Route 35 seven miles west of Thurman. Dr. Harold B. Young 51 of Jackson was admitted with head and leg injuries. Coroner says Spencer died of multiple injuries including basal skull fracture. Investigation ongoing.
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Gallipolis
Kathryn Elaine Spencer
Jackson
Holzer Hospital
Route
Thurman
Donald R. Warehime
Gallia County
Miss Spencer
Plummer Funeral Home
Harold B. Young
Young
Old State St
D. O. Kaut
Richwood
W. Va
Route 35
Congress Will Cut and Restore Kennedy Requests
Washington observers note the pattern of the 88th Congress trimming President Kennedy's new appropriation requests and restoring many cuts in the following year. Historical records show about $12.5 billion in reductions and nearly $20 billion in supplemental and deficiency funding over the past five fiscal years, with the heaviest cuts in election years.
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Washington
Congress
Kennedy
Jet air intake kills soldier at Fargo base
An Air National Guardsman, M. Sgt. Gordon Wilde, 43, of Fargo, died Thursday after being sucked into the two foot high oval air intake of a jet fighter while inspecting the F89 engine. In Clemson South Carolina Clemson College announced plans for a last-ditch legal effort to block Harvey Gantt from integrating an all white public school in the state.
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Fargo
N. D
Air National
Clemson
S. C
Clemson College
Harvey Gantt
Research Development Urged In Ohio
The Ohio Research and Development Council tells Gov. Rhodes that the state must lead in boosting research and development at educational institutions. It offers to act as an outside agency and aims to increase industry funding, industry education cooperation, and provide public and technical information on research and development.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Research and Development Council
James A. Rhodes
Burton Wife Defies Divorce Amid Taylor Rumors
London reports quote Sybil Burton calling the divorce rumors ridiculous and say she will not grant Richard Burton a divorce. She denies any agreement for a $500,000 settlement tied to his marriage plans with Elizabeth Taylor. In another item Columbus notes Donald B. Leach of the unemployment compensation bureau plans to resign after March 1.
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London
Richard Burton
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard
Sybil Burton
United States
Burton
Miss Taylor
Columbus
Donald B. Leach
Bureau of
Cargo Ship Heads For Cuba With More Castro Ransom
The Shirley Lykes sails from Port Everglades toward Havana with 7000 tons of ransom supplies for Fidel Castro. A Pan Am plane will carry 10000 pounds of cargo to Cuba and return with more Cuban Americans, awaiting the ship’s arrival in Miami.
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Shirley Lykes
Havana
Red Cross
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Pan American World Airways
Miami
Port Everglades
Baltimore
Castro
Florida
New Orleans
United States
Chinese Red Jeered by German Communists at East Berlin
In East Berlin delegates from 70 Communist parties jeered Wu Hsiuchuan of China during a speech at the East Germany party congress. Khrushchev, absent, spent the morning at a television factory as 2500 delegates stamped and hissed in protest of Wu's attack on Soviet leadership. Briley treated for hepatitis in Toledo Mercy Hospital after losing Senate bid.
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Berlin
Wu Hsiuchuan
Khrushchev
East Berlin
Cuba
Paul Werner
Communist Party
Truman Undergoes Hernia Surgery at Research Hospital
Former President Harry S. Truman, 78, underwent routine hernia repair at Research Hospital in Kansas City Missouri. He entered surgery before 8 a.m. and moved to the recovery room at 9 55 a.m. The hospital reported no complications and said he was in satisfactory condition.
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Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Research Hospital
Truman
Republicans Study Ohio in Columbus Chapter Visit
Republican officials from Missouri and Massachusetts visited Columbus to study the operation of the state GOP headquarters and party activities in Ohio. An Indiana group had conducted a similar study earlier this year.
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Columbus
Missouri
Massachusetts
GOP
Ohio
Indiana
Religious Leaders Decry Segregation As Bible Calls It Sin
About 650 clergy and lay leaders from Roman Catholic Protestant and Jewish groups condemned racial discrimination as an insult to God At a four day National Conference on Religion and Race they planned regional conferences in 10 target cities Chicago Detroit San Antonio Atlanta Oakland San Francisco St Louis Pittsburgh Seattle and New Orleans The delegates urged churches to act while noting no binding authority back home They called racism Americas gravest domestic evil and pressed equal rights voting access fair public facilities and equal education and opportunity across society.
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Chicago
United States
Detroit
San Antonio
Atlanta
Oakland
San Francisco
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Seattle
New Orleans
Guard Change Being Studied
Officials of the State Adjutant General's Department study a reorganization directive affecting Ohio Army National Guard units outside the 37th Infantry Division. The National Guard Bureau in Washington issued the latest authorization, while reorganization of the 37th Division was announced a week earlier. Ohio's Democratic senators Lausche and Young back a bill to exempt Amish and others with religious scruples from Social Security taxes and benefits.
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Columbus
State Adjutant General’s Department
Ohio
Washington
Frank J. Lausche
Stephen M. Young
Ohio Democrats split over party leadership and 1964 plans
Senator Stephen Young and Senator Lausche claim top Ohio Democratic party influence while former Gov. DiSalle is out. Young praised Coleman but hinted at changes after last November’s Republican landslide. He dodged a 1964 candidacy, citing filing deadlines, and offered regional chair ideas. In Korea a coastal ferry capsized off the southwest coast, 80 to 100 Koreans aboard, one rescued.
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Michael V. DiSalle
Young
Ohio
Ohio Fair Managers Association
Lausche
William L. Coleman
Coleman
The
Fair Managers
Kennedy
Democrats
Grant Keys
Elyria
Seoul
Korea
Permission Granted For 37 Rehirings At Ohio State Hospitals
Thirty seven workers who lost jobs due to Gov Rhodes payroll cutback were rehired Thursday after Athens State Hospital supervisors approved reinstatement for posts deemed critical. A spokesman said 37 were contacted and reported back on duty, including seven registered nurses, as overall layoffs affected 176 at Athens and hundreds more across Ohio institutions.
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James A. Rhodes
Athens Hospital
Athens
Ohio University
Gallipolis Institute
Southeast Ohio Tuberculosis Hospital
Nelsonville
Gallipolis State Institute
George R. Roberts
State Hospital
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
BUC
Ohio
Rhodes
Richard Krabach
Krabach
Department of Finance
Brandt Declines Khrushchev Berlin Meeting Invitation
West Berlin mayor Willy Brandt refused Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev’s invitation to cross the Berlin Wall for a talk on the city’s future. Brandt cited pressure from coalition partners the Christian Democrats and said the move would not proceed for the moment. The refusal follows debates over Cold War diplomacy in a city under Allied control.
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Berlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Willy Brandt
West Berlin
Brandt
Christian Democrats
Berlin Wall
Konrad Adenauer
Khrushchev
Racine Dam Foundation Bids Opened
A bid of 5131 0.68 submitted by Sprague and Hinewood Inc Scranton Pa was apparently low on a Corps of Engineers project at the Racine Locks and Dam on the Ohio River. Four firms bid for foundation investigation estimated at 61560 by the corps. The site is four miles upstream from Racine and two miles downstream from Letart.
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Racine
Sprague and Hinewood, Inc
Scranton
Corps of Engineers
Racine Locks
Ohio River
Corps
Letart
Lancasterite Named Buyer Chief at State Highway Department
Homer Helser, 60, of Lancaster, was named chief of the purchasing section of the state highway department. John D. Cole of Mansfield was designated by Attorney General William B. Saxbe to represent the state before the Board of Liquor Control. In Washington, Rep. Robert T. Secrest of Ohio, a freshman Democrat, was assigned to the Veterans Affairs Committee.
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Homer Helser
Lancaster
State Highway Department
John D. Cole
Mansfield
William B. Saxbe
Board of Liquor Control
Washington
Robert T. Secrest
Ohio
House
Veterans Affairs Committee
Religious migration rocks Iola Kansas as Bethel Baptists relocate
About 30 Bethel Baptist Church members from Hutchinson move to Iola 160 miles away led by Pastor Don Kindhart. Families unload from a truck at Madison Avenue Church while others from Oklahoma Missouri and Illinois are to follow. Mayor McDonald hopes they find work as Allen County faces a heavy relief burden.
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Kan
Kansas
Jim Hoss
Hutchinson
Bethel Baptist Church
Tola
Madison Avenue Church
Oklahoma
Missouri
Illinois
Don Kindhart
First Baptist Church of
D. A. McDonald Jr
Allen County
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