Ohio Senate Vote Looms On 250 Million School Bond Issue
The Ohio Senate faces a vote today on a 250 million dollar educational bond plan backed by Gov. Rhodes. The measure would extend the cigarette tax fifth penny to near 2000 and distribute proceeds statewide without tax increases. The House will also consider a statewide voter registration bill as election leaders push for efficiency and fraud reduction.
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Thousands Flock to View Pope John XXIII Body
Tens of thousands filed past the body of Pope John XXIII in St. Peter's Basilica in silence. The 32 cardinals held a 70 minute meeting and planned a conclave for June 19 to elect a new pope. In Washington, President Kennedy extends his Western tour to include a Hawaii mayors conference.
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Hawaii
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Aloisi Masella
Cardinal Masella
College of Cardinals
No Survivors In Plane Crash Off British Columbia
An Associated Press report states 101 people aboard a military-chartered DC7 perished when it crashed into the North Pacific off British Columbia. Debris and bodies were recovered as ships indicated no survivors. the flight originated at McChord AFB Washington en route to Anchorage Alaska with 58 servicemen and 15 Defense Department civilians among the passengers.
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Northwest Orient Airlines
Defense Department
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Wash
Anchorage
Alaska
Marshfield Store Owner Robbed by Blackjacked Suspect
Sheriff's deputies and State Highway Patrolmen searched today for a man over six feet tall in a dark blue suit who assaulted Charles Dicken at his New Marshfield store around 11 am. Dicken said the robber fled toward Athens in a 1956 blue and white station wagon after Mrs. Dicken noted the license Y3402. Route 56 roadblock failed to catch him.
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Dining room suite for sale by first inquirer
Old but serviceable dining room set includes table buffet china cabinet and five chairs. For details call LY X-XXXX after 4 pm. Messenger Want Ads DO GET RESULTS. To place an ad call LY 3-1242 and ask for an ad taker. A 16 word ad only 1.00.
Ohio asks endorsement of three water projects in Washington
Ohio delegates led by Fred E. Marr urge the Water Projects Committee of the National Rivers and Harbors Congress to back Salt Creek Reservoir in Ross and Vinton counties, Crab Creek local protection in Youngstown, Fremont protection along Sandusky River, and the Hocking River Basin Survey.
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National Rivers and Harbors Congress
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Ohio Department of Natural Resources
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Cambridge Hit By Severe Flash Flood After 7-Inch Rain
Flash floods carved Crooked Creek overflowed water over U S 40 three miles west of Cambridge and forced evacuations. Several hundred residents marooned on roofs as motorists fled to safety. Rain totaled 7.18 inches in 24 hours. Ohio Supreme Court rejected Tommy Harris's appeal in the Brush Ridge murder case.
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Danish Hero and Wife Die in Mercy Killing
Police report the American wife of Denmark’s former ambassador Henrik Kauffmann killed him with a bread knife and then died by suicide, calling it a mercy killing. She, 63, was Charlotte McDougall of Beaufort, South Carolina, daughter of Rear Admiral William McDougall. He, 74, was a famed Danish resistance figure.
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Testimony Completed in Mis treatment Case
Testimony finished this morning in the cruelty case against Mrs. Richard Carr over allegedly abusive treatment of her 19 year old niece Frances Jean Carr. The matter was to be submitted to a municipal court jury today. Typhoon Polly moved out into the Pacific causing 18 deaths in Japan with 1 missing and 17 injured. Police warned the missing and injured toll could rise.
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Judge Rules Wallace Can't Block Negroes
A federal judge barred Gov. George C. Wallace from blocking desegregation at the University of Alabama. The injunction bans Wallace or allies from interfering with court orders while not banning his campus presence. The ruling asserts federal supremacy and urges Alabama to uphold law and order amid desegregation tensions. UN observers likely depart for Yemen within a few days to help enforce a Civil War peace.
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Ala
George C. Wallace
University of Alabama
U.S. Dist
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Wallace
United States
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Alabama
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Jonah
United Nations
N.Y
Yemen
Kennedy urges rapid desegregation drive with caution
President Kennedy met with about 100 business leaders urging faster desegregation in Southern stores restaurants and theaters. Some executives urged patience on compulsory integration while administration officials push for quick action amid fears of new Negro demonstrations and possible riots.
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Crime rises in eight Ohio cities in first quarter of 1963
FBI reports eight major Ohio cities show an 8.38 percent rise in crimes from January to March 1963, led by Columbus and Akron gains while Dayton and Youngstown fall. Murder, rape, robbery and burglary figures shift as totals reach 9954 vs 9184 a year earlier.
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Kennedy urges balance of power and diplomacy at Air Force Academy
President Kennedy addresses the U S Air Force Academy graduation urging reliance on imagination and diplomacy rather than larger armies or missiles. He warns against nuclear stalemate and stresses national security depends on political, diplomatic decisions and adaptable thinking amid Cuba crisis references. He begins a Western trip and notes space age defense insights.
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