Nelsonville Man Receives Caritas Medal in Steubenville
In Steubenville on Wednesday night more than 3500 people watched seven non Catholics receive Caritas Medals, created by the Steubenville Diocese in 1946. Gov. Rhodes handed medals to Dr. Lloyd Evans of Nelsonville and six others for their cooperative service across faiths to the community.
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Joseph Cardinal Ritter
St. Louis
Rome
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Beverley D. Tucker
Ohio Episcopal Diocese
Donald Walton
Vermont Legislator Praises Ohio Syrup
Vermont Representative Robert T. Stafford samples Ohio Geauga County maple syrup and says with minor quality improvements it could be marketed commercially. Ohio Rep. Oliver P. Bolton retorts that Vermont distributors have diluted syrup to suit local tastes while praising the pure product.
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Oliver P. Bolton
Ohio
Geauga County
Robert T. Stafford
Rvt
Boston
Bolton
Commonwealth
Tax Cut Prospects Viewed As Lessening
Republican leaders say tax cut prospects this year are becoming remote. Senate minority leader Everett Dirksen notes White House pressure for civil rights legislation and wonders if the administration wants a calendar year tax cut.
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Washington
Everett M. Dirksen
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Senate
Kennedy Visits Irish Kin At Dunganstown Homestead
President Kennedy arrives in Ireland to visit the Kennedy homestead in Dunganstown. He shares tea in the barn with cousins and neighbors while locals prepare cakes and pies. He recalls past family ties and jokes about returning no more than every ten years.
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Rebels Start Peace Talks In Burma
Rebels in Burma come from the jungle for peace talks with Gen Ne Wins government after 15 years of guerrilla war. Ne Win invited insurgents to parley and promised safe conduct as Burma seeks to curb Communist influence. The insurgent force has declined from about 10 000 in 1949 to around 2500 today.
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Defense Bill Passes House By 410 To 1
The House approves the defense appropriations bill by 410 to 1, sending it to the Senate. The $47.08 billion measure is the second largest peacetime military appropriation, with Secretary McNamara criticizing the cuts that would reduce forces and air support.
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Europe
George Mahon
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U S Gold Reserve Seen As Critical
Washington report notes the U S gold reserve problem worsening as Sen. Lausche warns that dollars sent abroad exceed dollars returning, creating a growing adverse balance of payments. A plane crash near Lima injures three Michigan men, and Cleveland suburbs begin cutting lawn sprinkling to conserve water.
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Frank J. Lausche
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Lausche
United States
Lima
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Money Bill Ready For Signature
Ohio's two year appropriations bill, totaling 1.3076 billion dollars, heads to Gov. James A. Rhodes for signature after conference committee reconciliation. The measure imposes no new taxes and sets a broad spending hold on state agencies while distance from earlier House passage remains.
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Union Leader Denied New Hearing on Contempt Conviction
Maurice A. Hutcheson president of the Carpenter Union AFL-CIO lost a bid for a new hearing in his contempt of Congress case before the Senate rackets committee. The U S Court of Appeals upheld the district court ruling denying probation and dismissal petitions, noting late-stage legal arguments.
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Republicans Push Civil Rights Bill With Conditions On Kennedy
GOP lawmakers demand a strong hand in drafting the administration civil rights bill and threaten compromises on a seven point program. Senator Goldwater signals an amendment to curb union discrimination while Labor Secretary Wirtz testifies on job opportunities for African Americans.
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Barry Goldwater
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John V. Lindsay
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Red Split Is Seen By Speaker
Harrison Salisbury of the New York Times told about 2500 Ohio University listeners at Memorial Auditorium that a Russia China split will begin July 5. He predicted a meeting to resolve differences will instead mark their parting, citing recent statements as evidence. China seeks more land and looks to Siberia to expand housing for its 700 million population.
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New York Times
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China
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Sibera
Space Woman May Visit East Berlin
East Berlin rumors swirl that Khrushchev will bring spacewoman Valentina Tereshkova to boost morale during Kennedy’s West Berlin visit. Observers doubt a spectacle will sway crowds amid Sino-Soviet disputes and shifting German policy speculation. In Rochester, police accuse five teens of igniting a bonfire with flags from veterans’ graves.
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Classified Ad for Air Conditioner Sale in Athens Messenger
Short classified ad offering an air conditioner for sale. Promotes The Athens Messenger Classified Ads with a 16 word ad for 1.00 and contact LY 3 1242.
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Trio of Scandals Stir Curiosity in Washington
In Washington a trio of sex and spy scandals in Europe and the United Nations prompts scrutiny but little excitement. FBI CIA investigate Profumo affair, Swedish Wennerstrom case, and alleged UN call girl racket involving Harry Alan Towers. Officials offer no comment. Tower worries about the Tory government, while Defense says no security breach found.
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