Athens County Schools Told To Get Moving
Eighty Athens County school board representatives met at Glouster High School with state officials Byron Morton Dwight Darling and Glenn Rich to discuss district reorganization. State authority on redistricting is limited, but action or a state drafted plan could appear on November ballots. No state funds exist for construction aid. consolidations may set new tax rates and tuition may be paid for students at other schools if plans fail.
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Glouster High School
Glenn Rich
Columbus
Morton
State Board of Education
Ohio
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Warren Girl Recovers After Ordeal Amid Aid Rush
Frances Jean Carr, 18, treated at Warren General Hospital for malnutrition and frostbite from alleged confinement by her father Francis Carr and aunt Janette Carr. Prosecution pled innocent to tormenting charges as authorities report prolonged confinement, basement and trunk punishments.
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Warren General Hospital
Ohio
Frances Jean Carr
Francis Carr
Janette Carr
Congressmen Hedge On Pisforse Spending
Seventy House members split their votes on a single bill with two roll calls to avoid appearances about defense spending. The measure involved a $15.8 billion allocation.
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Washington
Real estate boards approve selling to a Black family
The National Association of Real Estate Boards states it is not a violation of the ethics code to sell a Negro family a home in an all white neighborhood. The article also notes aviation and defense funding votes in Washington and a church leadership review in London.
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National Association of Real Estate Boards
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Reds Behind On Cuba Promise U S Still After GM In Courts
Federal authorities pressed a second front in their antitrust action against General Motors after a judge acquitted GM in a criminal case. Prosecutors say GM conspired with dealers to limit Chevrolet sales to discount houses and will pursue the same claim as a civil suit joined to the criminal proceeding.
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U.P
General Motors
U. S
Thurmond Clarke
Thursday
Justice Department
Clarke
General Motors Corp
Chevrolet
Ohio to End State Tax Stamps on Beer Containers
Ohio lawmakers move to remove tax stamps and crowns from beer and wine containers saving an estimated 560000 dollars annually. The House approved the measure and it heads to the Senate as session resumes with Gov. Rhodes’s budget and state address pending.
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Ohio
Ohio House
Senate
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Land Promoters Indicted For Fraud In Arizona Scheme
Florida officers of Lake Mead Rancheros Inc were indicted by a federal grand jury in Phoenix for mail fraud. The company operated from Miami and Hollywood Florida, promoting land in Arizona's desert region. The report also notes Case Institute of Technology tuition rising to 1700 dollars for the 1964 fall term, up 300 dollars.
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Arizona
Lake Mead Rancheros, Inc
Miami
Hollywood
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Cleveland
Case Institute of Technology
Local Flood Aid Offered by Extension Office
A U.S. Department of Agriculture booklet titled First Aid for Flooded Homes and Farms is available at the Athens County extension office in the post office. The office is distributing a pamphlet with tips for combating mildew and flood aftermath.
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Athens County
Civil Rights Investigator Arrested in Greenwood Mississippi
Ches ter F. Relyea assistant general counsel of the Civil Rights Commission was arrested in Greenwood Mississippi for refusing to use segregated facilities at a bus station. He was held about an hour before release while investigating voter intimidation shootings and discrimination in the surplus food program in Greenwood, a city recently plagued by three shootings.
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Washington
Civil Rights Commission
Greenwood
Miss
Chester F. Relyea
Relyea
State Road Men Ousted In Trimble
A Trimble two man business owner orders state highway workers off his property, prompting a Common Pleas Court action. A temporary restraining order blocks further interference, while a permanent order seeks to allow entry for highway map information. Route 13 plans affect Binderbasin’s 165 acres in Trimble Two.
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Richard Binderbasin
Trimble Two
P. E. Masheter
Binderbasin
Masheter
Kennedy to Meet Central American Presidents in Costa Rica
The meeting in San Jose will address Fidel Castro influence in the region and ways to counter Havana directed subversion. Presidents from Honduras El Salvador Costa Rica Guatemala Nicaragua and Panama will discuss economic issues and the Central American common market with potential U.S. aid.
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Miami Hearing Urges Resettlement to Aid Cuban Refugees
Florida congressmen Dante Fascell and Claude Pepper held a hearing in Miami to address the impact of Cuban exiles on the local economy. Witnesses argued refugees may displace workers and accept lower wages while others urged a nationwide resettlement program to share burdens and prevent unrest.
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Claude Pepper
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Servicemen Injured In Route 17 Motorcycle Crash
A motorcycle crash near the Putnam County line on Route 17 injured three servicemen and three civilians. George Kilgore, 19, Ft. Bragg, suffered a head injury and multiple leg fractures. Gerald Swank, 20, Ft. Bragg, treated for a scalp wound and minor injuries. Mrs. Eileen R. Lee, Lima, Ohio, drove the other vehicle. Roberta Lee, 9, and Margaret Lee, 12, received minor injuries. Kilgore was thrown about 120 feet. Shank lost his helmet while turning to retrieve it. Mrs. Lee and her daughters were en route to Beckley, West Virginia, for their grandfather’s funeral.
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Holzer Hospital
Putnam County
George Kilgore
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Eileen R. Lee
Lima
Ohio
Gerald Swank
Pleasant Valley Hospital
Infant Girl Dies in Point Pleasant Hospital
Joy Lynn Martin ten months died on arrival at Pleasant Valley Hospital. Coroner to rule cause after autopsy. no foul play suspected. Survived by parents, maternal grandmother Agnes Conant Cutler, paternal grandfather Thurman Martin Sr. Funeral at Syracuse Nazarene Church with burial in Carmel Cemetery.
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Thurman Martin
Syracuse
Pleasant Valley Hospital
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Oaver Eshhenaur
Mason County
Pleasant Valley
Agnes Conant. Cutler
Rawlings-Coats
Rough Winter Disrupts Farm Work Across Regions
The Weather Bureau reports a severe winter ranking among the worst in a century. Wet soils delayed field work for a week in the eastern U S, complicating production for many farmers. Progress improved in the Pacific Coast, Southwest and Southern Great Plains.
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Great Plains
Troops Leaving Cuba Slow but Likely This Weekend
U S officials acknowledge a delay in the Cuba troop removal pledge made February 18 with about 1800 to 1900 people already aboard four Soviet ships. The Grazia sailed from Havana and the Admiral Nasimov reportedly plans to depart with about 2000 Soviet specialists.
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Soviet Union
Cuba
Havana
U.S
United States
Grazia
Pravda
Admiral Nasimov
Cuban
Adventists Oppose Federal Aid to Parochial Schools
Cyril Miller of the Religious Liberty Department warned that federal aid to church schools would threaten separation of church and state. Speaking at the Columbia Union Conference session in Atlantic City, he urged Adventists to resist state funding for parochial education amid a gathering of over 800 delegates from eight states and D C.
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