Carborundum Logan plant strike heads into second day
Logan workers from Local 7630 of the Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union walked out after 95 percent approved the strike. Picket lines are at Route 33. Thirteen bargaining sessions since Jan. 22 failed to reach a deal on job combining, hospital insurance, shift pay, holidays, and a no discrimination clause.
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Carborundum Co
Route 33
Logan Police Department
Hocking County
Carl Bachmann
Dayton
King forecasts record civil rights protests in 1964
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. predicted the civil rights demonstrations would reach record levels in 1964. He named Alabama as the main target for the SCLC with a campaign to start in late April or May possibly centered on Montgomery or five major cities. He said a mobile Alabama team hopes to recruit at least 10,000 nonviolent volunteers ready to spend time in jail if needed.
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Martin Luther King, Jr
King
Alabama
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Montgomery
Relationship Too Close For Judging At Orovile DUI Trial
In OROVILLE California a jury convicted Nathan F. Green 34 of drunken driving after a member of the panel, Lynn C. Green, disclosed she is his wife and was excused. The jury was selected afterward.
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Oroville
Calif
William Savage
Lynn C. Green
Auditor Finds Unauthorized Payments in Divorce Investigator Case
A state audit reports $9541.16 paid to Eleanor White, a former Athens County divorce investigator and wife of Judge Francis D. White, with no evidence she produced any written reports. The 1958 to 1962 audit covers offices in Athens County. White left the bench in 1961. The auditor notes no investigations were made in cases involving children, and some expense reports duplicated charges.
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Athens County Common Pleas Court
Eleanor White
Common Pleas
Francis D. White
White
Harry R. Kessel
Athens County
Athens County Treasury
Kessel
GM Capital Expansion to Create 50 000 U.S. Jobs
General Motors announces a two year two billion dollar capital spending program including a one point two billion dollar tool investment. The plan targets more than two dozen cities and promises about fifty thousand new U.S. jobs, with no White House comment yet.
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Calif
General Motors Corp
United States
General Motors
White House
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Bridgwater Union Contract Offer Presented by Company
A three year wage and benefits proposal was presented by the Bridgwater Machine Division of American Brake Shoe Co to United Auto Workers Local 324 after two days of talks in the presence of Federal Mediator George Bell. The union is asked to present the offer to employees. next bargaining is set for March 31. About 130 of 289 employees were laid off due to lack of work since the Feb 28 contract expiration and customer orders were withdrawn amid the labor dispute. The Ohio Unemployment Compensation Law may deny benefits for unemployment caused by the dispute while the BUC legal department reviews the Bridgwater case.
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American Brake Shoe Co
United Auto Workers Local 324
George Bell
Bell
Ohio
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
BUC
Columbus
Bridgwater
Ruby fires Lawyer Belli
Jack Ruby fired his head attorney Melvin Belli on Wednesday night from the Dallas jail. Ruby said in a letter he had tried to disengage since January 22 and criticized Belli's remarks as unhelpful. Belli was unavailable for comment and was in Mexico City.
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Jack Ruby
Melvin Belli
Belli
Ruby
American Bar Association
Mexico City
De Gaulle Ends Visit With President Mateos
Charles de Gaulle wraps up a three day Mexico City visit with Adolfo Lopez Mateos. They sign a joint communique pledging French help at the Geneva Trade Conference and steps to improve Latin America’s trade with Europe. The French president and his wife depart noon for Guadeloupe.
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Charles de Gaulle
Mexico
France
Latin America
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
de Gaulle
U.N
Geneva
College Raps Professor Kennedy Attack at JFK
The University of Illinois reprimanded Prof Revilo P Oliver for an unreasoned vitriolic attack on President Kennedy. The board and President David D Henry found no cause for action after Oliver wrote in American Opinion that Americans would cherish Kennedy's memory with distaste. Oliver, 54, alleged Kennedy may have been assassinated for ceasing to be useful to a Communist conspiracy.
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Urbana, Ill
University of Illinois
Revilo P. Oliver
Kennedy
David D. Henry
School
John Burch
Oliver
Breathitt Vows Civil Rights Push If Antibias Bill Fails
Governor Edward T. Breathitt said he will pursue civil rights on several fronts if the Kentucky Legislature does not pass an antibias measure before adjournment Friday.
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Louisville
Edward T. Breathitt
Kentucky
Johnson seeks 3.4 billion foreign aid to curb Communist growth
President Johnson asked Congress for 3.4 billion dollars in foreign aid to build a world where the weak can walk without fear. He framed the program as a bulwark against war and Communist imperialism and sought permanent arms aid authority. Critics warned of trouble ahead as Republicans urged economies and House leaders hoped for less than 3 billion. Hearings may start next week in the House with Senate sessions after Easter recess.
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Johnson
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Capitol Hill
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Otto E. Passman
Dla
House Appropriations
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U S Proposes Equal Bomber Destruction Plan
At the disarmament conference United States negotiator Adrian Fisher proposed that the United States and the Soviet Union each destroy 480 strategic bombers over two years, including B47s and TU16 Badgers, with 20 planes a month and verification by both sides. The plan allows for additional mothball reserve destruction and requires strict observation.
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United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Adrian S. Fisher
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Fisher
Eight Million Restored to Ohio Schools After Rhodes Meeting
Ohio schools regain eight million dollars cut from the State Foundation Program after a meeting with Gov. James Rhodes and key legislators. The restoration, from eight to eight and a half million, begins with the May quarterly distribution including an extra three million. The Controlling Board had ordered the initial cut to avert a feared four million deficit amid revenue shortfalls.
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Ohio
State Foundation
Messenger
Dann O. Taber
Gallia County
George Meinhart
Meigs
The
James Rhodes
Meinhart
House Education Committee
Roger Cloud
House
C. Stanley Mechem
Senate
Forest Fires Burn 9.2 Acres Across Counties
High winds and low humidity fueled three forest fires that consumed 9.2 acres. Monroe County saw eight acres burned, Meigs County one acre, and Athens County two tenths of an acre, per forestry officials.
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Monroe County
Meigs County
Athens County
Mrs Moek Leaves Port Columbus for World Solo Flight
Columbus housewife Mrs Jerrie Moek, 38, began a solo around the world attempt in a red and white Cessna from Port Columbus at 9 32 a m aiming to Bermuda as the first leg. She hopes to finish within 30 days and set records in her aircraft weight class.
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Columbus
Bermuda
Jerrie Moek
Port Columbus
Valerie
Meigs County BUC Office to Re-Open April 1
Meigs County representative George Meinhart announced after a meeting with Gov. James Rhodes and BUC Chief Willard Dudley that the Bureau of Unemployment Compensation office will re open on April 1 after a closure since early February.
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Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Meigs County
George Meinhart
James Rhodes
BUC
Willard Dudley
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