Congress to Review President Kennedy Proposals This Week
Congress faces key votes on Kennedy foreign aid and defense plans this week. The Senate begins debates on an $8.8 billion five year economic development loan program and lawmakers weigh a massive defense appropriation while the House moves swiftly on measures to extend active duty and boost reserves. The foreign aid bill faces cuts from both chambers and concerns rise over funding mechanisms and backdoor borrowing.
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Mike Mansfield
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Bloc Reluctant To Call Assembly Over Bizerte
The Asia Africa bloc at the United Nations shows division on urging a special General Assembly session over the Bizerte dispute between France and Tunisia. Some hesitate fearing renewed violence, while supporters want to condemn France and push it out of the base.
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Legislators Return to Debated Budget Override Strategy
Ohio lawmakers return after a two week break to decide whether to seek an override of Governor DiSalle's item by item vetoes on the budget. They face a high vote hurdle requiring three-fifths majorities in both houses and possible delays into late summer or fall as GOP efforts test support among Democrats.
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Blazing Auto Wreck Haunts Troubled Survivor
Hexie Maxie survived a 30 second crash that killed 11 others in eastern Kentucky seven years ago. He left mining for restaurant work and still cannot sleep, haunted by memories of the Pine Mountain wreck near Whitesburg.
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New Yorker Reported As New CIA Head
New Yorker Fowler Hamilton a Wall Street lawyer and veteran of government service is reported to succeed Allen W. Dulles as CIA director. The Aug 7 Newsweek article says Hamilton, 50, will assume in October after months with Dulles following a meeting with President Kennedy. He joined the Justice Department in 1938 and directed the war fraud unit in 1942.
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Ohio State Fair Names Grandstand Attractions
The Ohio State Fair announced its grandstand lineup for August 25 to September 1. Highlights include a wild animal act from Swiss Family Robinson, an aerial act, auto daredevils, a wild west rodeo, and Ohio born TV personality Charlie Weaver Cliff Arquette.
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Ohio State Fair Today
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Portmouth Narrowly Avoids Collision On Bridge
A head on collision between a passenger train and a freight wagon was narrowly averted Sunday near a one way bridge. Both trains faced the bridge with controlled traffic, and authorities reported a close call as they halted to prevent disaster.
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Five Family Members Die After I-75 Crash
Five members of a Covington Kentucky family were killed when a truck rear ended their car which was pushing another vehicle on Interstate 75 early today. The crash occurred on the interstate and involved two cars in a chain reaction collision.
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Covington, Ky
Union Locals to Vote on Two Year A&P Contract
Members of Locals 427 and 590 AFL-CIO Amalgamated Meat Cutters will vote this week on a new two year contract offering 22 percent pay increases for about 6000 A&P employees across four states including Ohio.
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McCloy to brief Rusk on Berlin Khrushchev talks
John J. McCloy, Kennedy disarmament chief, flies from Moscow to Washington to report to Secretary Dean Rusk on the Berlin crisis and Khrushchev’s latest views. He expects to brief the President soon and pursue formal negotiations in coming weeks.
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Dayton Girl Captures Ohio Beauty Title
Darlene Théresa DiPasquale 18,Miss Greater Dayton, will represent Ohio in Miss America Pageant at Atlantic City Labor Day weekend. The University of Dayton sophomore earned the Miss Ohio crown after beating 20 contenders in Mansfield, amid sleepless hours following the win.
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Marietta College Plans Shelby Chemistry Building
Marietta College announced the forthcoming Shelby Chemistry building a $673000 facility to expand science facilities and classrooms on campus.
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Marietta College Today
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Weekend Death Toll in Ohio Rises With Multiple Collisions
Two Oberlin brothers died when their motor scooter collided with a car near home. Two women died in separate car crashes at an in county intersection. A head on crash near Canton killed the car driver and injured 28 aboard a chartered bus. A freight train collision near Zanesville killed a brakeman and injured five crewmen. Two drownings were also reported in the AP tabulation.
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Escapee Clyde Radcliff Eludes Lawmen In Meigs County Hunt
An armed convict sought in Ohio since Thursday after escaping Roseville Branch Prison has been missing since Saturday. Deputies from three counties, aided by volunteers, searched Rutland Wolfpen and nearby hills after two berry-pickers identified him. Last seen in Meigs County wearing blue shirt and blue trousers, 155 pounds with a rifle possibly.
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Gallia
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Middleport
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Britain Applies for Common Market Entry
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan announced in the House of Commons that Britain will apply to join the European Common Market. Entry will depend on securing arrangements to protect Commonwealth partners' interests.
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Harold Macmillan
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Garrison Alerts in Berlin During Morning Drill
British and French garrisons in West Berlin conducted an early morning alert to defend the threatened city. Loudspeaker trucks woke married troops at 4 30 A M as 11 000 Allied personnel and families reported to duty posts for the all clear. About 2000 refugees from East Germany entered West Berlin in the past day, a new daily record since June 1953 unrest.
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FBI Will Investigate Youngstown Bombs
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle said federal agents will probe about 76 unsolved bombings in northeast Ohio. He planned to discuss the cases with Attorney General Robert Kennedy in Washington and indicated a preliminary probe could lead to a federal grand jury inquiry.
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Michael V. DiSallé
Mahoning-Stark- Trumbull County
Robert Kennedy
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DiSalle
East Ohio Gas to seek rate rise in 108 Ohio communities
The East Ohio Gas Company announced a rate increase request to take effect January 31 in 108 northeastern Ohio communities. The filing highlights higher supply and distribution costs and seeks approval from regulatory authorities.
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East Ohio Gas Co
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Ohio
West Hopeful at Rejection of War
The Soviet Communist party pledges a 1970s era of free housing public transit and six hour workdays while promoting peace with the West. Western Europe reacts with mixed hope and skepticism as the 45,000 word manifesto touts coexistence and a high standard of living for Soviet citizens.
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