OU Strike Settlement Near After Union Dues Move
Ohio University strike may end as the board of trustees opts to grant payroll deduction of union dues. The executive committee approved Aldens recommendation after talks at Lincoln Lodge Columbus with Attorney General Saxbe present. Dailey hailed the move as optimistic for return to work though final ratification rests with the full board.
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Roger Bennett
University
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John Galbreath
William Saxbe
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Board of Trustees
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Robert Barnett
Dailey
Whalen
Barnett
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Leonard Sigall
Athens
Sigal
Kennedy Laid To Rest In Arlington
The body of President John F Kennedy was moved quietly to Arlington National Cemetery for burial. President Johnson attended a blessing ceremony with Kennedy's widow and the Kennedy family as Cardinal Cushing officiated at the granite memorial’s blessing.
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John F. Kennedy
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Kennedy
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Boston
Communists launch new rocket attack at Da Nang base routed
Ohio legislature clears path for state wide primary in May. FBI report shows crime rising in Ohio cities. Roger Bently of Chauncey Dover named to first team All Ohio in Class A basketball.
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Refunds Offered By Dodd
Sen Thomas J Dodd says no one has taken cash refunds offered to people who bought tickets to testimonials believed to fund his campaign expenses The Senate ethics committee nears wrapping up its evidence in the Dodd financial affairs probe Chief counsel Benjamin R Fern says only three more witnesses will be called Two are former Dodd staffers and a ghostwriter hired to author a book on subversion The committee heard six witnesses Tuesday
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Connecticut
Senate Ethics Committee
Dodd
Benjamin R. Fern
Bipartisan Committee
Point Pleasant Flood Rises Toward 42 Feet
Ohio River reaches flood stage at 40 feet, rising 0.4 feet per hour as residents brace for possible closures on Routes 35 17 to Charleston and Route 2 to Huntington. In Pomeroy the river is at 40.4 feet and rising. Flood stage is 46.5 feet with no crest forecast. Hocking River near Athens expected to crest at flood stage.
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Huntington
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Athens
Walter S. Gamertsfelder 81 Dies in Athens Ohio University Leader
Dr Walter Sylvester Gamertsfelder 81 former president dean and professor at Ohio University died Tuesday night after a brief illness in Athens He served as university president 1943 1945 as dean of the Graduate College and Arts and Sciences and as professor of philosophy and ethics for 35 years Born September 25 1885 he studied at North Central College and Ohio State University He joined Ohio University in 1921 and retired in 1956 His legacy includes Gamertsfelder Hall named while he remained on the faculty
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Signal Hill
Athens
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College of Arts and Sciences
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Warsaw
Ohio
Coshocton County
John Jacob and
Louisa Elizabeth Fisher Gamertsfelder
Brinkhaven
Academy of North Central College
Naperville
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John W. Bricker
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Gamertsfelder
Russo Faces Cross-Examination In JFK Plot Testimony
Perry Raymond Russo, 25, an insurance salesman from Baton Rouge, testifies he heard Lee Harvey Oswald and two others plot to kill President Kennedy in Ferrie's apartment. Defense lawyers prepare questions after reviewing Russo's scholastic and business records amid the Ferrie death mystery.
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Oswald
David W. Ferrie
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Garrison
Cuba
Five Day Forecast Sees Below Normal Temperatures North to Near South
The forecast calls for five days with temperatures averaging below normal in the north and near normal in the extreme south. Highs range from the low 40s in the north to the mid 60s south, with lows from the low 20s to mid 30s. Precipitation totals about .2 inch, showers mainly over the weekend.
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