Kennedy Tour: Tax Cuts and Debt Range Economic Policy
President Kennedy warned Congress that tax cuts alone cannot boost the economy and a real downturn could follow if the budget is slashed and the debt ceiling remains unrealistically low. He cited past policy errors and urged bipartisan lessons to avoid slower growth and larger deficits. The speech also noted a Dayton art institute expansion and unemployment claims data from Columbus.
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Credit Corp Receiver Appointed in Franklin County Case
In Franklin County Common Pleas Court Judge Dana F. Reynolds named John Martin receiver for the multi entity Certified Credit Corp. and 21 affiliates amid a settlement with the attorney general. In Dayton federal court 20 stockholders won a restraining order blocking transfers by 10 subsidiaries. A hearing set by Judge Carl Weinman follows. Khrushchev orders farm bosses to boost lagging crops in Moscow.
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Typhoid Clinic Planned For Chauncey After Flood Contamination
Athens County health officials announced a typhoid vaccination drive for Chauncey residents after flood contamination of the water supply. Dr. H. M. Boocks reported 600 to 700 residents may be inoculated with a three shot series, with locations and parental consent required for schoolchildren. A water sample result was pending and Chauncey was the only contaminated municipality in the county.
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U S Navy Used Dummy Shells In Open Sea Shelling Claim
Soviet authorities charged that three U S warships fired dummy shells at a Soviet refrigerator trawler SATR 9007 about 70 miles east of Norfolk Virginia in international waters. Tass said four shots endangered the crew while Moscow Radio cited dummies. The United States denied using dummy rounds saying live ammunition is standard training. A separate item notes a $20412 federal grant to the University of Cincinnati Medical Center to train radiation health specialists.
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U S 33 Building Plans Revealed For Ohio Route Upgrades
John W Dowler deputy director of the State Highway Department outlined two Route 33 improvement projects planned for 1963 65 in Hocking and Athens Counties The first involves 4 24 mile widening in Hocking County from the Fairfield County line to State Route 180 The second covers four miles of new location four lane highway in Athens County from the Chauncey bypass north to Green Lawn Cemetery near Nelsonville These plans were announced at an Athens meeting of Route 33 boosters hosted by the Committee of Fourteen.
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Slow pace of Soviet troop departures from Cuba reported
U S sources say Soviet troops are leaving Cuba at a slow pace with only two days left for Khrushchev to meet Kennedy’s pledge of several thousand departing by mid March. Pravda notes a fourth ship carrying specialists sailed home, while Times reports 560 sailors left Havana on Grazia Georgia and that Admiral Nakhimov is en route to pick up more troops possibly totaling up to 4500.
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Two New Flu Virus Strains Discovered
Discovery of two new influenza strains announced in Washington. One strain, a potent Asian flu form first seen in 1957, caused this winter’s outbreak and was not fully covered by the current vaccine. The other strain was identified too late to be included in the season’s vaccine. In Turkey, sixty four houses were destroyed and over one hundred damaged by earthquakes in Denizli Province.
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Rails Unions Far Apart On Work Rules
Chicago city desk reports rail road management and unions are far apart on ground rules in fresh talks over work rules in a long running dispute. Both sides express hope for agreement but stop short of predicting success. The core issue is eliminating some 65,000 trainmen and yard workers including 40,000 firemen deemed unnecessary by the railroads.
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Churchill Nears U S Citizenship
In Washington the House approved a resolution to bestow honorary American citizenship on Sir Winston Churchill, 88, by a 377 to 21 vote. Early Senate action expected amid some dissent over granting citizenship. Reps. Homer Abele and John M. Ashbrook voted no. Findlay brief: Dr O J Wilson announces expulsion of three Findlay College students linked to a new complaints committee.
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Navy Chief Denies Any Wrongdoing
Secretary of the Navy Fred Korth says he recommended the General Dynamics version of the TFX fighter without pressure from McNamara or political or industrial influence. He says Boeing’s rival proposal was rejected due to two basic issues including cost estimates, and denies Senate claims of overridden boards in the $6.5 billion program with Grumman as an associate.
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Ohio Counties Spend More in 1962 Receipts and Expenditures
Ohio's 88 county governments recorded total receipts of 485,416,548 in 1962 and expenditures of 477,750,438, according to State Auditor Roger W. Tracy. Receipts rose by 37,822,480 over 1961 while expenditures climbed by 10,695,478, signaling higher activity across counties.
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Secret Army of France rooted in defeat and rage
Paris reports that the Secret Army Organization in France grew from humiliation and defeat in Indochina the Suez crisis and Algeria. The movement drew veterans like Salan Challe Zeller and Jouhaud and its leaders, including Chateau-Jobert and Sergent, reportedly directing operations from abroad.
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U S Cuts Inspection Demands At Disarmament Talks
U S proposes on site inspections covering up to 500 square kilometers to police a ban on underground nuclear tests. Ambassador Stelle presented the plan at the 17 nation conference, noting prior demands of 700 to 800 square kilometers and awaiting Soviet reaction with no reply yet.
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Blue Law Bill OK Is Expected
In Columbus the Ohio House is expected to pass a revised Sunday closing bill with little opposition and send it to the Senate. Supporters see it as a first step toward repealing Sunday sales prohibitions. The measure departs from strict Sabbath labor bans in the Blue Laws by proposing a new approach.
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