Ohio University President defers comment on Gilligan budget
Messenger City Editor reports Claude R. Sowle delaying judgment on Gov. Gilligan’s budget until OU officials complete a detailed analysis. Sowle criticizes funding for state higher education as below Regents requests and notes proposed student fee hikes.
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Messenger City
Ohio University
Claude R. Sowle
John J. Gilligan
Sowle
Ohio Board of Regents
John D. Millett
State University
Regents
Gilligan
Calif Senate to Abolish Watchdog on Un American Activities
Senate leaders move to abolish the 30 year old watchdog committee after discovering members, including pro tem James Mills, listed in its files. Mills denounced snooping as unjustified and says the Senate practice will halt. The 1970 report had warned the Communist party poses a major threat.
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Sacramento
Calif
State Senate
James Mills
Senate
United States of America
San Diego Democrat
Communist Party
Queen Elizabeth Heads to Curacao for Major Repairs
The Queen Elizabeth, now SS Seawise University, is to be hauled 500 miles to Curacao in the Netherlands Antilles for extensive repairs after a boiler breakdown off Haiti. Murphy Pacific Marine Salvage Co. says two tug boats will power the voyage from the wrecked liner toward its next destination, originally planned to Hong Kong. The ship is due in Curacao early next week.
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Netherlands Antilles
Haiti
Murphy Pacific Marine Salvage Co
New York
Curaco
Hong Kong
Seawise University
Islands
Jazz Enjoys Comeback in Youth Popularity
CHICAGO Pi George London artistic administrator Kennedy Center says jazz gains among the young though still second to rock. He announced an American College Jazz Festival with regional preliminaries ending May 14-16 at the Urbana campus of the University of Illinois.
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Chicago
George London
Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts
Washington
Center
Urbana
University of Illinois
Auto Makers Deceitful To Purchasers
Sacramento California. Beacon Oil Co. vice president H O Stevenson tells a legislative hearing that auto manufacturers add bigger gas tanks to mask higher fuel use from antismog engines. He notes Detroit reduces compression to run on lower octane fuel, raising gasoline use by 6 to 11 percent per distance.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
H. O. Stevenson
Beacon Oil Co
Detroit
Stevenson
Youth Group Faces Shutdown As YAF Runs Up Deep Deficit
Young Americans for Freedom says it faces a 221000 deficit and may cease operations if emergency funds do not arrive soon. Randal Teague, YAF executive director, notes the group plans to stay in operation through next week but cannot guarantee beyond that. He stresses the timing hurts their spring offensive against campus liberals.
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Washington
Young Americans For Freedom
Randal Teague
YAF
Teague
Local Weather Forecast With Clearing Skies
Clearing late today and tonight with a high in the mid to upper 30s and a low in the 20s. Thursday will be warmer with a high near 50. National outlook calls for snow in the Midwest and Rockies, flurries in the West, and rain in parts of the Midwest. Northeast and West remain cold while the South warms. Precipitation totals show 1.21 inches this month, 7.53 inches year to date, with a 30.20 inch sea level pressure.
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Midwest
Rocky Mountain
Bush Selected For Post On Ohio C of C Board
Kenner Bush publisher of The Messenger is among five newly elected directors on the Ohio Chamber of Commerce board. He represents the press and is a past president of the Athens Chamber. The 30 member board includes Dr Glenn L Clayton Ashland College representing education Joe P Gills Ohio Power Co representing northeastern district William Edward Hole Jr American Aggregates Corp representing natural resources production and Dwight Heister Equitable Federal Savings & Loan representing savings and loan. Twenty five members were reelected. Avery C Hand Jr president of First National Bank Mansfield is the new OCC president of Ohio Edison Co Akron, elected chairman. Don W Montgomery Celina Insurance Group is first vice president. other vice presidents reelected include Brady F Black Gordon C Nichols Milman H Linn and R Livingston Ireland. Six regional vice presidents include William H Eells Edwin L Heminger Jay S Shaw Robert Hofmann and Robert M Patton with Heminger Shaw and Patton reelected. Clair E Fultz reelected treasurer. The Wesley Choir will sing Friday at 7 30 p m instead of 8 p m as reported.
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Kenner Bush
the Messenger
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Bush
Press
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Glenn L. Clayton
Ashland College
Education
Joe P. Gills
Ohio Power Co
William Edward Hole Jr
American Aggregates Corp
Dwight Heister
Equitable Federal Savings & Loan Association
Savings and Loan
Avery C. Hand, Jr
First National Bank
Mansfield
Ohio Edison Co
Akron
OCC
Don W. Montgomery
Celina Insurance Group
Celina
Brady F. Black
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Gordon C
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