Legislature Debates Driver Bills in Open Session
Ohio senators push measures to require annual vehicle inspections by the State Highway Patrol with a $1.50 fee and to fund an uninsured motorist network via a $15 annual charge. Rep Flowers proposes $8 million for eight senior recreation centers. House honors former Rep Harry H. Wright.
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Youngstown
Senate
Charles J. Carney
D-Mahoning
Ohio
State Highway Patrol
Edward 0. Flowers
Dsummit
James A. Rhodes
House
Harry H. Wright
Hocking County
Golden Age Villages Seen in Ohio hoped for within 120 days
Columbus report states that construction could begin within 120 days on pilot Golden Age Villages for elderly Ohioans. Martin A. Janis, new state director of mental hygiene and correction, cites enabling legislation and financing talks. Sites may reuse state hospital land to ease hospital crowding and may admit non hospitalized elderly residents. HEW has shown interest.
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Martin A. Janis
Toledo
Janis
U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Husband Is Tenderized at Edgewood Bath Reveal
Mrs C C Estes said she dissolved meat tenderizer in her husband’s bath water to make him more participative. He reported burning and redness after entering the tub in Edgewood Texas. In Washington, President Kennedy will hold a news conference Thursday at 4 PM.
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C. C. Estes
Estes
Washington
Kennedy
Dock Men Vote On Peace Pact Amid Longshore Tieup
Striking longshoremen from Maine to Virginia vote today and Thursday on a peace pact accepted by shippers to end a month long dock walkout. A return to work by Friday is possible, with South Atlantic and Gulf ports undecided. The White House said President Kennedy hopes industry acceptance in New York will start shipping soon.
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Maine
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South Atlantic
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White House
Kennedy
Meredith Bid Adieu To University Of Mississippi
James H Meredith left the University of Mississippi on Tuesday night amid uncertainty about his return next semester. A faculty source dismissed reports of serious academic trouble, saying there is no danger to Meredith’s status.
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Oxford, Miss
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Meredith
More Persons Leave Cuba U S Bound
Havana reports a plane load of U S citizens and a boatload of 900 to 1000 Cubans ready to depart for the United States. About 205 U S citizens abroad in Cuba will be flown out on two planes, one today and one Friday. The Cubans, kin of former invasion prisoners, will leave Havana tonight aboard the ransom ship Shirley Sykes, which Red Cross Miami says will reach Port Everglades at about 8 a m Thursday.
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U.S
United States
Cuba
Shirley Sykes
Red Cross
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Port Everglades
Fla
Democrats undecided on 1964 nominating convention location
The Democratic party said it has not chosen a city for its 1964 nominating convention. Bids were submitted by Atlantic City Philadelphia Baltimore Detroit Chicago Miami Beach and San Francisco.
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Democratic Party
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
Detroit
Chicago
Miami Beach
San Francisco
France, Adenauer Delay UK Entry to European Market
French President Charles de Gaulle and Chancellor Konrad Adenauer agreed to have the European Community executive commission study Britain's bid for entry. The review aims for a thorough, lengthy examination with no set deadline, to be submitted to the six foreign ministers. Adenauer left Paris after a three day visit, which included the France West Germany treaty.
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Charles de Gaulle
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de Gaulle
Fonrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Executive Commission
European Economic Community
Bonn
West Germany
Kennedy
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Kennedy tax plan eyed with corporate cuts and rate shifts
Kennedy proposes a three year tax package cutting corporate and individual rates by 13.5 billion while raising 3.5 billion in revenue revisions. A two stage corporate cut begins Jan 1 reducing the rate from 52 to 47 percent, with full benefits delayed to 1969 if enacted.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Caesar to spend 10 days in jail for bottle theft
Julius Caesar, a 62 year old Detroit man, will serve ten days in jail after a simple larceny conviction for stealing a bottle of headache remedy from a downtown store. Reports indicate minor injuries from a separate train derailment near Ashtabula on a New York Central line.
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Julius Caesar
Caesar
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Ashtabula
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Fifteen Fined in Cockfight Raid at New Philadelphia
Fifteen persons were fined 20 dollars and costs each in Municipal Court on charges of aiding and abetting cockfights. The raid on a Roswell operation near Dover yielded 73 live gamecocks and one dead.
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Roswell
Dover
Clarence W. Ferrell
Philadelphia
Italians Fire Jupiter Missile in Training Exercise
In Cape Canaveral a Jupiter missile was fired by Italian troops during a combat training exercise on a 1500 mile flight. A Turkish group also launched a Jupiter as part of ongoing regional readiness with 30 Jupiters in Italy and 15 in Turkey.
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Italy
Turkey
Court Drops 11 Blue Law Actions
The Ohio Supreme Court dismissed 11 quo warranto suits aimed at Sunday closing law violators, filed by former Attorney General Mark McElroy. The request came from his successor William Saxbe after he took office. The actions were among McElroy’s final acts and Saxbe’s early moves.
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State Supreme Court
Atty
Mark McElroy O
McElroy
William Saxbe
Saxbe
Republicans Demand Full Bay Of Pigs Investigation
Senate Republicans announced an independent inquiry into the 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion amid Democratic charges of politics. Key figures include Senate Leader Dirksen aiming to counter Kennedy’s air cover claim, with Goldwater challenging Kennedy’s summary and Democrats predicting partisan results.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Senate
Bay of Pigs
Miami
Robert F. Kennedy
United States
J. W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Kennedy
GOP
Atty
U. S
Bitter winter storm hits Ohio and Midwest region
A Northern Ohio snow storm slows Cleveland area traffic with 40 mph speed limits on the Ohio Turnpike. Snow totals include Toledo six inches Akron and Youngstown three. Weather forecasters warn of continued heavy snow and ice statewide as cold snaps persist. Kent State reports hypnotism may boost college performance. unemployment claims rise then fall in the week ending January 19.
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Weatherman
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Athens County
Mercury
C. L. Colmer
U.S
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Athens
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Athens Service Department
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Test Ban Risks Seen By JF
President Kennedy shows willingness to accept some risk for a nuclear test ban with the Soviet Union. US British and Soviet negotiators meet at the State Department to discuss verification safeguards and inspection on Soviet soil.
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Kennedy
Soviet Union
U.S
Khrushchev
United States
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