Lawmakers weigh calendar as August adjournment nears
Ohio lawmakers review major bills before the 103rd General Assembly ends. Leaders push to finish appropriation measures by July or August with House and Senate pursuing capital improvements, sundry claims, and local government funding. Governor DiSalle warns of further cuts if revenues lag.
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Columbus
Ohio
103Rd General Assembly
House
Senate Finance Committee
House Finance Committee
Bills Move in House and Senate Action
Bills slated for a House vote include nonprofit health care incorporation backed by labor unions to offer lab work X rays not hospital care. Other measures would make Columbus Day a legal holiday regulate air pollution and allow highway land purchases by state retirement funds. Senate proposals slated for floor action would raise county official pay by population and expand voter registration rules.
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Senate
1054 Buckeye Boys State opens with Warren governor
A mythical 51st state begins in Athens as 1054 boys from Ohio University area form four counties and 20 cities. Warren youth Gary Richetto was elected governor on the Federalist ticket, with Dennis Bathory of Euclid as a strong Nationalist contender. The event includes state officials, courts, and a band, plus mock budgets and tax duties for each participant.
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Athens
Buckeye
American Legion
Warren
Gary Richetto
Richetto
Robert S. Thompson
Boys
Boys Nation
Washington, D.C
Richette
Dennis Bathory
Euclid
Tom Logan
Columbiana
Gilbert Landese
South Euclid
Richard Leukart
Shaker Heights
Robert Chism
Bowling Green
Don Stine
Troy
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Trumbull County Common Pleas
George H. Birrell
Birrell
Ohio Supreme Court
Charles
State Highway Patrol
Bar Association
State Bank
Ohio University
Boys State
Memorial Auditorium
W. L
Pete) Deweese
Ohio
Weekend Toll in Ohio Traffic Falls With 21 Dead
An AP tally shows 21 killed in Ohio from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Sunday, most in traffic accidents. Four Monroeville residents died in a crash four miles south of the Jackson-Lawrence line, including the driver’s daughter and three family members. Marlin Mick, 21, of Zanesville, died Sunday from Saturday injuries in a collision near Zanesville on Ohio 77.
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State Highway Patrol
Monroeville
Earl Alexander
Greenfield
Ohio 75
Jackson-Lawrence
Marlin E. Mick
Zanesville
Ohio
Somoza seeks proof of Latin help for revolt backers
In Managua, President Somoza's government demanded proof from the OAS that the young socialites who attempted to overthrow his regime received significant support from other Latin American governments. The regime hailed a Sunday parade in the capital as proof the two week uprising was finished.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Luis Somoza
Organization of American States
Somoza
Anastasio Somoza
Cuba
Venezuela
Honduras
British Ship Laying Cable Catches Fire
A British cable laying vessel Ocean Layer 4534 tons caught fire 500 miles out in the Atlantic. 98 crew and supervisors abandoned ship. 85 crew and 12 supervisors were rescued by the German freighter Flavia. The Ocean Layer burned for hours with no injuries reported. Captain A MacPherson Ross reported the abandon ship order after a blaze in the engine room.
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London
Atlantic
Flavia
Hamburg
France
SOS
A. MacPherson Ross
Ocean Layer
Ross
Guatemala President orders land expropriation against United Fruit
President Miguel Ydigoras of Guatemala orders land expropriation proceedings against United Fruit Co. alleging the company seeks to evict farmers occupying lands it recently acquired.
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Guatemala
Miguel Ydigoras
United Fruit Co
Rubber Co Plants Open Amid Long Industry Strike
Akron reports Firestone Tire and Rubber Co plants reopening after a nearly month long strike. United Rubber Workers locals in eight cities approved a new contract reached Friday. URW locals also voted on a B F Goodrich settlement reached Tuesday, but results were uncertain today.
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Akron
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
United Rubber Workers
URW
B. F. Goodrich Co
O Neill Named Public Affairs Professor at Bethany College
Former Governor C William O Neill will join Bethany College as a professor of public affairs in autumn. Warner Peterson notes the program will use his experience in theory and practical politics for undergraduate courses in winter and spring terms. Contract terms and salary were not disclosed. Bethany College lies in Bethany near Wheeling and was founded by the Disciples of Christ Church.
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Columbus
C. William O'Neill
West Virginia
Bethany College
O'Neill
Warner Peterson
Peterson
Bethany
Wheeling
The
Disciples of Christ Church
Four Area Churches Name New Ministers
Four ministerial assignments in the Athens area were announced Saturday night at the Ohio Conference of the Methodist Church meeting in Lakeside. Ath ens Richland Ave received Richard Gosnell from Rockland Carbondale junior Sullivan from Carbon Hill Guysville Vergil Versteeg Jacksonville Lillian Wright from Carbondale and Dale Bum gardner from the Richland Ave Church was assigned to the Seven Mile Darr town charge in the Dayton District.
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Athens
Ohio
Dale Bumgardner
Richland Ave
Seven Mile-Darrtown
Dayton
Four Die in Police Clashes in Kerala Protests
Four persons were killed in two confrontations with police as opponents of the Kerala Communist government resumed protests at schools and government offices. Police opened fire on the crowds in both incidents.
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Trivandrum
India
Kerala
Four white youths spared death for rape in Florida
A Tallahassee jury acquitting four white youths for the mass rape of a Negro coed declined a death sentence citing no brutality. Foreman A H King said verdict based on law and evidence, not race, with sentencing to follow in about 30 days.
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Tallahassee, Fla
A. H. King
Tallahassee
Wmlarida
Byulbum
WWF
UUI
OSPR
King
Railford State Prison
Railford
W. May Walker
Walker
Florida
Chimp Wedding Open City Summer Festival in Philadelphia
City celebrates its summer festival with two chimpanzees named Tommy and Michelle called the wedding of the year at the zoo. Michelle wore a white satin gown and resembled a child favorite while the groom appeared in formal dress and acted playfully unruly before traveling by plane to a secluded spot after the cake.
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Philadelphia
City Hall
Michelle
Tommy
Three Power Study On High Altitude Nuclear Tests Set
The United States Britain and the Soviet Union agreed to a three power scientific study on detecting high altitude nuclear explosions. American British and Soviet scientists will meet in Geneva June 22 to examine the problem and report to the suspension conference by June 29.
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Geneva
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Hunters Start Klumpp Murder Trial With Two Witnesses
In Cincinnati Edythe Klumpp, 41, stands trial for first degree murder in the death of Louise Bergen, 32, last Oct 30. Two duck hunters Cecil Mains and Elbert Walker found Bergen's burned body Nov 1 at Lake Cowan in Clinton County. Prosecutor Hover plans up to 50 witnesses. defense, five.
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Cincinnati
Edythe Klumpp
Blanchester
C. Watson Hover
William F. Hopkins
Klumpp
Harry C. Shoettmer
Hopkins
Louisiana Governor Earl Long Sues For Freedom In Texas Clinic
GALVESTON Texas Governor Earl K Long declares he is not crazy as he seeks habeas corpus to win release from John Sealy Hospital where he has been confined for two weeks. A sanity hearing is set for Tuesday as he blasts actions of his family and Louisiana legislators.
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Galveston
Tex
Louisiana
Texas
Long
John Sealy Hospital
Three Men Die In Turnpike Crash Near Beckley
BECKLEY West Virginia Sunday crash on the turnpike 17 miles north of the city killed three men. James T Lilly 30 of Massillon Ohio drove the car Harold E Stafford 26 of Beckley and Airman C C Roy R Caldwell 18 of Detroit stationed at Lockbourne AFB near Columbus Ohio were the victims.
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Beckley
W. Va
West Virginia Turnpike
Here
James T. Lilly
Massillon
Ohio
Harold E. Stafford
C. C. Roy R. Caldwell
Detroit
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Columbus
Brother Fatally Shot Following Argument
James G. Layne 19 is under investigation for killing his brother David 21 at their home near Portsmouth. Deputies say an argument between the brothers led to the shooting with an automatic pistol at close range late Saturday night.
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Portsmouth
James G. Layne
David
Here
West berates Soviet over Berlin as Geneva talks near end
At the six week mark the Big Four press the Soviet to retreat on Berlin. Western ministers Lloyd Herter and Couve de Murville clash over whether to extend talks or end the Geneva session with a Berlin status quo and face saving on both sides.
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Geneva
West
Soviet Union
Berlin
Selwyn Lloyd
London
U. S
Christian A. Herter
Maurice Couve de Murville
Lieyd
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party Presidium
Gromyko
Britain
Couve de Murville
Cleveland Banks Raise Savings Interest to 3 Percent
Cleveland's five major banks and many savings and loan institutions will raise savings rates by four percentage points to 3 percent effective July 1, with most savings and loan institutions moving to 4 percent.
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Cleveland
Weather outlook with warm trend and mixed readings
West Virginia shows a fair night with 40s to low 50s across the state and a warming trend into Tuesday. Ohio forecast runs five days with near normal temperatures and a warming trend from Thursday, scattered showers possible and little rainfall expected.
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West Virginia
Ohio
Bismarck
Buffalo
Cleveland
Fort Worth
Cure
Indianapolis
Casssee
Louisvillae
Milwaukee
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Richmond
St. Louis
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