Time Shortens as Ohio General Assembly Edges Toward Adjournment
Ohio lawmakers move toward finish as June 27 marks final working day of the 105th General Assembly. Compromises emerge on a state university board, fair housing, workmen compensation cuts, unemployment fund solvency, and taxes for higher education financing. House approves bills on state funds, inactive accounts, and urban education oversight amid narrow margins.
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Kennedy vows new push for distressed areas aid
President Kennedy called the House rejection of the $450 million distressed areas bill tragic and pledged to seek another chance in Congress. He cited seven states Pennsylvania Michigan West Virginia eastern Kentucky upstate New York upstate Minnesota and Southern Illinois as hardest hit. The measure would fund grants and loans to create and expand jobs in areas with high unemployment.
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Search For Lost Plane Is Resumed
The West Virginia Civil Air Patrol resumed searching for a small private plane missing near Charleston ten days earlier. Pilot Ernest Pelizzari, 51, of Sebring Ohio, and passenger Edward Beltrami, 50, of Alliance Ohio, were aboard when bad weather halted the craft.
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Fast Action on Selling Household Furniture Ad
Classified ads in The Messenger invite quick sales of unwanted furniture. Call LY 3-1242 for an ad taker to place your notice.
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Ohio Finance Director Stricken At Office
Columbus Ohio Finance Director Richard L Krabach is reported in satisfactory condition at University Hospital after being stricken at his office Wednesday Doctors say he may have a diabetic condition and he is responding to treatment He is expected to remain in hospital until Monday Expell Israeli Agents Basel Switzerland Two Israeli agents were expelled from Switzerland after a court convicted them of threatening German scientist Dr Goercke who is developing missiles for the United Arab Republic
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Betancourt orders arrest of Communists after escape attempt
President Romulo Betancourt said two Communist terrorists were caught entering the Roman Catholic archbishop's palace in Ciudad Bolivar with dynamite and a timing device after an assassination bid. He ordered an immediate nationwide roundup of Communist and MIR members and called for tight election security. The MIR backs a pro-Castro line and Betancourt has faced multiple plots since 1959 with elections upcoming in November.
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Macmillan Survives Cabinet Crisis Amid Profumo Scandal
London reports show Prime Minister Harold Macmillan navigating a tense cabinet session over the Profumo affair with Cabinet unity visible but fragile. Rumors of resignations faded as two ministers denied, while two others stayed silent. Labour foreign secretary Patrick Gordon Walker urged the PM to resign in a coming parliamentary debate.
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Automobile Fatality in McArthur Involving Two Cars
Carl Reiter 73 of 104 Mill St. died from a skull fracture after a two car collision at S Market and South Sts. He emerged from South St into the path of a northbound car driven by Chester Nickels of Hamden. He worked part time at McArthur Eagles Lodge. Reiter survived by wife Hazel and two sons Harold and Claude. Funeral plans by Wrightsel Funeral Home. Also, Rep William E Minshall joined 14 others en route to France to attend the Paris air show.
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Kennedy Sets Civil Rights Talks With Leaders
President Kennedy invites Harry Truman and about 200 labor leaders along with 12 congressional leaders from both parties to the White House for separate discussions on civil rights. The meeting aims to consider the administration’s forthcoming civil rights message to Congress after earlier sessions with party chiefs. DEF IANCE The Ohio Conference of Congregational Christian Churches votes today on consolidating state bodies into a single Ohio Conference of the United Church of Christ.
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Worker Injured at Reedsville Dam Project
Arvi Corby, 59, a Dravo Corp. worker from Coolville, was struck in the head by metal equipment at the Reedsville-Belleville Locks and Dam site and taken to Camden-Clark Hospital in Parkersburg for observation and treatment. Providence. R. L.P- The AMA president-elect says cigarette smoking causes the most preventable disease.
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Ohio Experts Meet With Navy Men
Nearly 1000 industrial research experts from nine Great Lakes states gathered with Navy researchers at Ohio State University for a three day clinic. Governor Rhodes opened the event noting Ohio will press forward on research despite inherited problems while Vice Admiral Schoech stressed improving communication to keep ahead of communism.
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Cleopatra Premieres in New York Amid Glitz and Buzz
In New York the $40 million epic Cleopatra opened at the Rivoli Theater with a charity premiere. Stars Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton appeared via London, while Rex Harrison and Roddy McDowall attended, sparking strong critical chatter.
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Logan plant site eyed South of Logan for new factory
A nationally known company may choose a site south of Logan for a new plant with sizable employment. Ohio development director George E. Wilson says inspectors visited the site, which Logan Trade Club owns, after checking options in Michigan and two other states. Wilson notes adequate utilities and good topography.
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Girl Attacked at Sowinski Playground in Rockefeller Park
A 15 year old white girl was beaten and criminally assaulted by six teenagers at Sowinski playground Rockefeller Park. Her escort Thomas Giffin 18 was stabbed and bruised while aiding her. Police seek the attackers. the girl is in fair condition with possible skull fracture and eye wound.
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Killing of Negro Leader Sparks Grim Civil Rights Fallout
Medgar Evers, Mississippi NAACP field secretary, was shot in the back and died soon after in Tuscaloosa Alabama. The killing sharpens the civil rights struggle with rising Negro assertiveness and possible white counterreaction. Moderates fear damaged race relations while extremists may gain from the event.
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