Defense seeks suppress all evidence in Stees murder case
Defense counsel for Gene Isaac Stees, charged with first degree murder, sought suppression of all evidence on grounds it was illegally obtained. A hearing was set for Wednesday at 1:30 pm before Judge John Bolin. Stees, a former Ohio University instructor, faces trial Friday for the Oct 20 death of his wife at a farm near Athens.
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Gas Rates To Go Down March First
Natural gas rates in 92 Ohio communities including Athens will be lowered March 1 under escalator clauses in their contracts with Ohio Fuel Gas Co. Rates drop one half cent per thousand cubic feet in Athens and Shawnee. Malta and McConnellville see two and a half cents cut, while Gallipolis subscribers gain one cent per thousand cubic feet.
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Gallipolis
Ohio Dependent Children Aid Costs Drop Says State Auditor
State Auditor Roger W. Tracy reports July to December expenditures for Ohio dependent children aid totaled 19.26 million with 5.39 million state funded and 13.87 million from federal funds. If trends hold, year total would be about 38.5 million, down eight million from 1962 peak.
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Columbus
Roger W. Tracy
Republican Chairmen For Goldwater
The Akron Beacon Journal poll shows Ohio GOP county chairmen favoring Barry Goldwater for the 1964 presidential nomination with 27 percent of first place votes, while Nelson Rockefeller leads with 30 percent. Governor Rhodes is at 12 percent.
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Akron Beacon Journal
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Gets Day Off The Hard Way
James Samuell of Two Harbors 29 earned a day off from work after his car skidded on Highway 61. It rolled off an 80 foot cliff into three feet of Lake Superior water but he survived.
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James Samuell
Samuell
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College Sex Rising as World Tensions Grow
AP reports educators say premarital sex on campuses is rising, not reckless youth alone but a response to international tension and social chaos. Experts cite lack of adult control at late adolescence as students pursue education amid shifting moral standards.
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Washington
National Association of Women Deans and Counselors
Atlantic partners seek strong alliance sans France veto
Senate Foreign Relations members believe a robust Atlantic partnership can form without France after De Gaulle vetoed Britain’s entry to the European Common Market. Chairman Fulbright says the veto is a temporary aberration, not fatal to Western Europe's future. Morse hints De Gaulle may reconsider or risk acting alone in defense.
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Foreign Relations Committee
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State Wage Minimum Set In New Bill
Three Democratic state senators proposed a 1.25 dollar an hour minimum wage for about one million Ohio workers not covered by federal law. The measure faces opposition from hospitality and retail businesses. An election day hours bill would open at 7 a.m. and close at 7:30 p.m. The legislature faces slow progress due to illness among leaders. Marion E. Fairall of Urbana named area conservationist for northeastern Ohio by the U S Department of Agriculture Soil Conservation Service.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Soil Conservation Service
Marion E. Fairall
Urbana
Ohio
Kennedy De Gaulle Tug Of War Seen In Europe
AP Special Correspondent assesses the Western Alliance as Kennedy and De Gaulle symbolize a cold war split within the big war. De Gaulle questions Atlantic unity and contends Europe should stand between the US and USSR with continental leadership.
Rockefeller presses JFK on Cuba truth stance in public
Governor Nelson Rockefeller criticized Kennedy administration information policies at the New York publishers meeting saying the public deserves full truth about Cuba. He warned the public might panic if told the whole international situation. He voiced concern over the halt of underground nuclear tests and U S treaty positions in talks with the Soviets.
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N. Y
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New York State Publishers Association
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U. S
Jet Airliner Crashes Dike Killing Eight
A Continental Viscount prop-jet, landing at Kansas City Municipal Airport, crashed into a dike and burned. Eight people were killed, five passengers and three crew, with wreckage scattered near a river embankment after striking an earthen bunker and a 9 foot wire fence. Witness J W Matthews described the blaze as the plane approached.
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Meredith to stay at University of Mississippi
Washington source says James H. Meredith will continue his studies at the University of Mississippi. In Sydney, two fishermen hauled a 10 foot bronze whaler shark Tuesday night, believed responsible for the death of actress Marcia Hathaway, 32, Monday.
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James H. Meredith
The
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Sydney
Australia
Marcia Hathaway
Robert Frost Rites Today in Private Burial
Boston report says private funeral services will be held Thursday for poet Robert Frost attended only by family. The four time Pulitzer Prize winner died Tuesday at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital at age 88 from a probable blood clot in the lungs.
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Robert Frost
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Meigs County Home Destroyed By Fire
POMEROY The Harold Dillon family two story frame dwelling on Thomas Fork was destroyed by flames this morning. Firemen saved two other threatened homes but the Dillon residence was out of control and nothing was saved. Alarm arrived at 10 a.m. EXPLOSION RIPS MINE TOKYO A gas explosion in a southern Japan coal mine killed two men. Two were missing and 29 were rescued.
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Harold Dillon
Thomas Fork
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De Gaulle Aims to Strain U S Europe Ties
In Washington the question is whether French President Charles de Gaulle will seek to fracture Western Europe from the United States after his veto of Britain joining the Common Market. Officials warn a drive to split Europe from the U S could be disastrous as Brussels decisions provoke U S concerns. The White House says the United States will push ahead with tariff talks and plans for a NATO nuclear force centered on Polaris missiles.
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Education Plan Divides Congressmen
President Kennedy seeks unified aid to education with 24 proposals in one bill totaling 4.6 billion dollars for three years. The plan shifts funding away from public elementary and secondary schools and faces sharp opposition in Congress.
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Kennedy
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Bell Plans To Reduce Long Distance Rates
Washington a plan to cap interstate calls at 1 and 25 cents per extra minute after 9 pm to 4 30 am. Bell telephone firms seek a maximum $1 three minute station to station call with added night rate. Columbus unemployment claims fall to 20220 last week. Governor Rhodes names Arthur L Peterson to Ohio Civil Rights Commission.
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Washington
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McNamara Says US Must Lead NATO Defense
Secretary McNamara told Congress the United States bears a heavy share of Western defense and must lead NATO while allies shoulder more burden. He outlined a five year program totaling about 56 billion dollars with 51 billion for military forces and warned of potential U.S. combat troops in South Vietnam if attacked. He described airborne infantry concepts and warned about ICBM and submarine missiles while noting China’s expansion goals.
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Logan Man Named To State Position In Ohio Highways Dept
Wayne Todd of Logan has been named personnelman for the Ohio Department of Highways in Division 10. He succeeds Dana Devol of Marietta and will take the post February 1 after previously leading maintenance in Hocking County under Governor C William ONeill.
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Logan
Ohio Department of Highways
Todd
Hocking County
C. William O'Neill
Dana Devol
Marietta
Governor Rhodes to rule on Sheppard parole fate
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes may decide the fate of Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard, convict in the Marilyn Sheppard murder case. The Pardon and Parole Commission heard a bid for freedom and promised a speedy recommendation, possibly by week’s end. Ariane Tebbenjohans, a German divorcee, testified she met Sheppard recently after a long correspondence.
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Samuel H. Sheppard
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Rhodes
Bay Village
Marilyn
Sheppard
Ariane Tebbenjohans
Dusseldorf
West Germany
Three Miners Feared Dead In Illinois
In Benton Illinois a fire in Freeman Coal Co Orient No 5 mine imperiled three miners feared dead. Four more hurt from smoke inhalation as rescue crews fought a blaze that had spread through the tunnel and officials prepared to seal sections to halt the fire.
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Illinois
Freeman Coal Co
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Rhodes holiday cut faces courtroom test for state workers
Ohio Civil Service Employees Association which represents 20 000 workers won a temporary restraining order to keep Washington’s and Lincoln’s birthdays off the chopping block. Judge Dana F Reynolds set a 9 a m hearing Thursday as the administration of Gov James A Rhodes pursues budget savings. Finance Director Richard L Krabach had announced the holidays would be omitted.
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