Soviet Premier Krushchev Opens Door to On Site Inspections
Washington reports Khrushchev signaled willingness to accept two or three on site inspections yearly as part of a broader nuclear test ban. Kennedy urged eight to ten inspections and a reliable agreement. Senate reaction remains cautious while resuming talks with U.S. Britain and the Soviet Union.
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Regents Bill Delayed By Printing Squabble
Columbus report notes the Rhodes administration seeks a state board of regents to oversee six state universities and community colleges while budgeting and program control would shift. Printing snarl delays hearings on this and a separate Department of Development bill aimed at creating 200000 jobs. Also pending are changes to Sunday closing exemptions and primary election dates.
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Five-Part Series Begins On Income Taxes
The Messenger starts a five part series on income taxes by James Marlow AP news analyst. The articles will run on the editorial page through Friday for reader assistance.
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James Marlow
Associated Press News
Ohio Business Outlook Shows Strong Central Ohio Lenders
Central Ohio savings and loan associations express a good business outlook for 1963 led by the executive committee of the Ohio Savings and Loan League. Northern Ohio is seen as fair and southern counties as so so. Executive secretary Joseph E. Linville notes tax changes haven’t yet hit the industry, with members representing 575 associations contributing forecasts.
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Ohio
Ohio Savings and Loan League
Joseph E. Linville
Congress
Kolwezi Is Occupied Peacefully
United Nations forces moved into Kolwezi to reintegrate Katanga with the Congo. Operation Grand Slam Two began at dawn and ended about eight hours later with Brig. Reginald Noronha welcomed by President Moise Tshombe. No shots were fired as civilians waved the UN column past. Kolwezi was the last secessionist stronghold.
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United Nations
Congo
Reginald Noronha
Moise Tshombe
Senator Smathers urges aid to Cuban government in exile
In Miami Senator George Smathers proposes recognizing a Cuban government in exile and extending U S aid equal to that given to Nationalist China. He argues military supplies like fast boats could cut oil and other shipments to Cuba and help isolate Castro’s regime.
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United States
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Cuba
Castro
Smathers
Mine Union President Kennedy Dies
Thomas Kennedy aged 75, longtime coal field worker and president of the United Mine Workers Union, dies after a long illness. W. A. Boyle, 58, will serve as interim president, with Kennedy to be buried Wednesday and Lewis, 82, as president emeritus.
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Boyle
John L. Lewis
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Strikes at a Glance Dock Workers OK Terms
Negotiators for striking longshoremen accepted a presidential board proposal to end a month long dock tie up from Maine to Texas. The package includes a 39 cent per hour increase over two years, with 24 cents in wages, and could extend if Southeast and Gulf coast workers do not receive the same offer. Shipowners delayed action until Tuesday.
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Texas
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Gulf
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Zanesville Coal Trucker Cited By U S
H Glenn Shepler of Zanesville operates a trucking firm cited in U S District Court for violating federal wage hour laws. The Labor Department seeks an injunction and says he owes 11 employees about $1 050 for overtime hours. His trucks haul coal and other products in interstate commerce.
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H. Glenn Shepler
Zanesville
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Replacement For Krabach Is Named
COLUMBUS Willard D. Campbell of Upper Arlington replaces Richard Krabach on the Bureau of Unemployment Compensation Board of Review. Campbell, a former Guernsey County judge, was named by Gov. Rhodes to fill the vacancy. Greyhounds Collide In Carmel Maine Injuring Twenty In Bus Crash In light fog on Route 2 west of Carmel.
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Willard D. Campbell
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Richard Krabach
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
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Guernsey County Common Pleas Court
James A. Rhodes
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Maine
Greyhound
Ford Foundation funds Ohio State program for General Assembly interns
The Ford Foundation awarded Ohio State University a 105000 grant to start a graduate student intern program for the Ohio General Assembly through 1967. Up to six interns will work with agencies offices or lawmakers, with Lauren A. Glosser directing the effort. The commission covers half the stipends, paying 450 dollars monthly for ten months. Ohio State administers and selects interns from any Ohio college or university.
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Ford Foundation
New York
Ohio State University
Ohio General Assembly
Lauren A. Glosser
Ohio Legislative Service Commission
Ohio State
Dirksen Moves to Shelve Filibuster Reform Bill
Senate enters a second week of wrangling over a toughened anti filibuster proposal. Everett Dirksen signals a tabling motion to kill all changes, aiming to end debate if it passes. Southern lawmakers vow to block any move to curb the two thirds rule.
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Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Lancaster Murderer Described
A witness described the Lancaster killer as a white stocky man in his mid thirties with light hair and a clean shave. The suspect was seen near a car like Mrs. Virginia Wagner’s when she vanished December 19. Wagner, wife of an Anchor Hocking Glass Co. executive and mother of three, was found strangled with the body taken to a country road 17 days later. Prosecutor Morehart waits for a Columbus pathologist report and may travel there if not received soon. Sheriff deputies say no statewide bulletin has been issued.
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Virginia Wagner
Wagner
Anchor Hocking Glass Co
Fairfield County
E. Raymond Morehart
Columbus
Market For U S Cattle Could Boost Exports Worldwide
The Agriculture Department predicts higher U S cattle sales abroad in the not distant future citing lower transport costs. Upgraded air and cattle boats have lowered freight rates making U S cattle more competitive. European buyers show strong interest in U S dairy cattle as milk production rises from using U S bulls.
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Agriculture Department
U. S
Philadelphia Trains Collide Near City Center
A Reading Railroad commuter train rear ended another at 10th and Spring Garden Street near mid city. Early reports list about 30 taken to one hospital and 15 to another with two women believed trapped in one coach. Bowling Green State University names William Travers Jerome III sixth president.
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Bowling Green
Bowling Green State University
William Travers Jerome III
Syracuse University
College of Business Administration
Kennedy pushes tax cuts to lift revenues amid deficit
President Kennedy told Congress that reducing taxes is the best way to raise revenues despite a large deficit. He outlined a $13.5 billion tax cut plan to boost family income, consumer output, profits, and investment, predicting 4 percent 1963 growth and a return to balance as the economy recovers.
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Washington
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