Two Major Bills Face Ohio Legislature
Columbus reports only two large measures remain before adjournment industrial compensation which emerged from the House and unemployment compensation which the Senate committee advanced. The unemployment bill calls for a 5.1 percent employer tax rise to fund benefits to 400 million in five years. A Senate highways panel approved a $200 million urban expressways bond issue ask to the voters. The Senate also moved a bill to place all drivers under 21 in probationary status after House passage.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate Commerce and Transportation Committee
Senate Highways Committee
Senate
Steel Labor Pact Ends 21 Month Steel War
A historic agreement between the United Steelworkers Union and 11 major steel producers ends a potential strike era with no wage hike. The pact includes extended vacations for senior workers and new hospital health and insurance benefits, costing about 15 cents per hour and effective for 21 months from Aug 1 1964. Both sides retain 120 day termination rights after Jan 1 1965.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers Union
International
Land Delinquencies Rise 6.2 Per Cent
State Auditor Roger W. Tracy reported that real estate and public utility delinquencies reached a 14 year high in 1962, totaling 32 482 962 dollars. The 1961 delinquencies rose 1 903 038 dollars or 6.2 percent from the year before. Defense Budget Cut in 1964 House Appropriations Committee trims almost 2 billion dollars.
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Columbus
Roger W. Tracy
Washington
Defense Department
House Appropriations Committee
Ohio University land bill delayed by skeleton session
A Senate passed bill to swap 413 acre Ohio University farm for 216 acres of Athens State Hospital land is set for a first House Judiciary Committee hearing next Tuesday. Ed mund James chairs the panel as the session was shortened. Also, The General Civil War locomotive and museum car will tour Ohio in July per the Ohio Historical Society.
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Columbus
Ohio University
Athens
House
Judiciary Committee
Edmund James
R-Noble
University Experimental Farm
Athens State Hospital
Ohio
Ohio Historical Society
Toothpaste that dissolves after use for space trips
Researchers develop a swallowable toothpaste to allow cleaning teeth with limited water on long space voyages. The Messenger Classifieds offer ad writing services to monetize unneeded items with a 16 word ad for $1.00 via LY 3-1242.
Goldwater urges exile Cuban government at Guantanamo base
Senator Barry Goldwater proposes establishing a provisional exile government on the U.S. naval base at Guantanamo as a step toward liberating Cuba from Fidel Castro. He says the plan, advanced by Senator Gordon Allott, could deter Soviet influence with minimal risk except for possible Kremlin displeasure.
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Los Angeles
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo
Senate
Gordon Allott
Rcolp
Cuba
Goldwater
Rotary Club
U.S
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Cuban exile council claims coast landings begin Cuba liberation
The Cuban Revolutionary Council and exiles claimed fighters landed on Fidel Castro shores beginning the liberation of Cuba but no government confirmation followed. Reports cited Caney de Las Mercedes near Manzanillo with claims of 8 to 10 men per group and warnings to Cuban naval units. U S officials voiced no knowledge of landings while Rep Paul Rogers said sources claimed over 3000 infiltrators at three coastal points.
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Miami
Fla
Cuban Revolutionary Council
Fidel Castro
Cuba
United States
Radio Today
Oriente
Camillo Confuegos
Caney de Las Mercedes
Manzanillo
U.S
Guantanamo Bay
Camilio Confuegos
Castro
The
Revolutionary Council
Paul Rogers
Dfla
Unemployment Checks Face 50-50 Volunteer Chance
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation chief says furloughs may cut 53 000 jobless payments totaling about 2 million if volunteers do not handle the checks next week. Wil lard P Dudley notes funds from Congress are needed to cover a 4 million shortfall and that payment delays hinge on volunteers. At Vandenberg Air Force Base California three of four Titan II launches succeeded.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bureau of
BUC
Willard P. Dudley
Dudley
Washington
Labor Department
Congress
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Glouster Businessman Dan Kovach Dies at 63
Dan Kovach, 63, of Glouster Route 3 Hollister, died Thursday night at Mount St Mary Hospital Nelsonville after a heart attack. He led Rich Leaf Bakery and Richardson's Furniture and served as Glouster Community Bank vice president and secretary to the board. He chaired Athens County Resources and Development Council and held roles in Kiwanis and several lodges. Survived by wife Helen, brother Al of Rochester Indiana, and niece Margaret Parks of Silver Springs Maryland. Funeral Sunday 2 pm Wiley Funeral Home Glouster. burial Hollister Cemetery. Friends may call after Saturday noon.
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Glouster
Dan Kovach
Hollister
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
Peter
Barbara Gyure Kovach
Rich Leaf Bakery
Richardson's
Glouster Community Bank
Glouster Kiwanis Club
Athens
Athens County Resources and Development Council
Glouster Community Development Association
Lancaster Moose Lodge
K of P
Athens County Democrat Central Committee
Helen
Rochester
Ind
Margaret Parks
Silver Springs
Wiley Funeral Home
John Lloyd Evans
Hollister Cemetery
U.S. to Launch Three Submarines This Saturday
Washington reports a surge in nuclear submarine production with four submarines scheduled to launch Saturday. Three Polaris boats and one attack craft will slide into the water from three yards.
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U.S
Washington
Police Fear Violence In Washington March Over Civil Rights
New York City police intelligence reports warn that as many as 100000 Negroes could march on Capitol Hill to protest civil rights legislation. The concern spans supporters and opponents, with hopes for White House mediation toward compromise.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
White House
New York City
Plane Crash Near Westover Air Base Kills One
A four engine KC135 tanker crashed in a wooded area near Westover Air Force Base in Chicopee Massachusetts. Sgt Daniel Donohue 32 of Rye New York was killed while three crew members parachuted to safety Maj Harold Farr 45 Lt William West 26 and Maj Jerome Schoole 38 were treated in base hospital. The bomber departed Westover Thursday night on a routine training flight and was entering a landing when contact was lost.
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Chicopee
Mass
Westover Air Force Base
Air Force
Daniel F. Donohue
Rye
N. Y
Harold P. Farr
Tunkhannee
William O. West
Oklahoma City
Okla
Jerome A. Schoole
Brillion
Wis
Westover
Pope Paul VI Elected Milans Archbishop as New Pope
In a Sistine Chapel conclave Giovanni Battista Montini archbishop of Milan was chosen as the new pope and took the name Paul VI. He vowed to continue John XXIIIs progressive line and appeared on the balcony to bless the world. The decision followed eight years in Milan and roles as Vatican diplomat.
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Vatican City
College of Cardinals
Giovanni Battista Cardinal Montini
Milan
Paul VI
John XXIII
Pope Paul
St. Peter’s Square
Sistine Chapel
Rome
John
Vatican
Pius XII
Paul V
Raimondo Manzini
L’osservatore Romano
Paul
Amleto Cardinal Cicognani
Cardinal Cicognani
Pope John
Call Girl Case Gets New Inquiry From Prime Minister
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan ordered a judicial inquiry into Britain's security services after the Profumo scandal. Parliament was told Scotland Yard had not informed him of espionage suspicions linking former War Secretary John Profumo, Christine Keeler, and Soviet naval attache Eugene Ivanov. Lord Denning will head the investigation, following Labor calls for a cross party Commons committee.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Britain
Profumo
Parliament
Scotland Yard
John Profumo
Christine Keeler
Eugene Ivanos
Macmillan
Harold Wilson
Wilson
House of Commons
Lord Denning
Labor Party
Senate To Vote On OU Land Grant Expansion
The Ohio Senate Judiciary Committee recommends enabling legislation to transfer a 179 acre Muskingum County site to Ohio University Zanesville. The bill passes committee unanimously after testimony from Prosecutor Richard Bridwell Senator Robert Zellar and university aide Martin Hecht. The Athens campus expansion plans were outlined at a June 6 Muskingum County meeting.
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Senate
Ohio University
Zanesville
Ohio Senate Judiciary Committee
Muskingum County
University
Athens
Richard Bridwell
Robert Zellar
Martin Hecht
Hecht
Hot Line Doubtful In Improving Disarmament Prospects
U S officials caution against expecting rapid progress on a broader disarmament treaty despite agreeing with the Soviet Union on a nuclear hot line. Washington and Moscow anticipate building the line in 60 days, while key issues like a test ban remain stalled at the 17 nation conference.
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U. S
Moscow
Geneva
W. Averell Harriman
U.S
West
Charles G. Stelle
United States
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Khrushchevy
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