Trustees and Taxing Power Headed to Ohio College Branches
Ohio Senate plans votes on two bills to give college branches trustees and local tax authority. Current branches in Portsmouth Newark Zanesville and Lima are run by parent university boards with no tax power. The House earlier approved a school-building usage reform and a fair concession game measure moving to the Senate.
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Kennedy to address nation on Costa Rica conference
President Kennedy reports to the nation on a Costa Rica conference that produced a seven nation plan to speed hemisphere development and curb Cuba based subversion. He will open a televised news conference with remarks on talks with Panama and five Central American republic leaders. the session start was delayed two hours.
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Costa Rica
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Ohio Prisons Hit All Time Population High
In mid March Ohio's adult state prison population rose to 11 681 with March 13 cited as the peak. Parole dates briefly lowered it before it climbed again. Commitments were down in January and February, but March remains a high intake month. Ohio Penitentiary in Columbus houses 3 791 inmates in facilities for 2 500.
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River Towns See He Won The Case but Who Collects
Cleveland press reports James T. Gallick won a 625000 judgment from Baltimore and Ohio in 1959 after being bitten by an insect near his work yard. Supreme Court upholds verdict 6 to 3. Dudnik, lead attorney, dies at 58. Gallick died at 61 before collection. Algerian government awaits France’s nuclear test response.
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Berlin Wall Slabs Added To Fortify Border Barriers
East German border guards add concrete slabs to steel barriers and barbed wire on 1.5 miles of the Berlin border near West Berlin. A bus with eight refugees breached barriers last Christmas and reached West Berlin. In Georgia, Jekyll Island reports nine Southern cities removed from an Army concert tour due to lack of integration assurances.
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Ohio Rise Unusual Crest Prediction Meets Cautious Forecast
Ohio River towns watched as forecasts called for a 50 foot crest by evening amid rising waters. In Pomeroy the river stood at 49.5 feet at 10 am with flood stage at 46, rising rapidly. merchants moved goods to upper shelves. The Hocking River near Athens had fallen, suggesting Ohio volumes still to arrive.
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Mother Of Police Chief Dies At 73
Mrs. Bessie Arbell 73 of 27 E Franklin St Nelsonville died Thursday morning at Mount St Mary Hospital after a Tuesday admission. Survived by son Police Chief Max Valkinburg Nelsonville sister Mrs Mary Adams six grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Born in Hocking County she was Nazarene Church member. Funeral Saturday 1 p.m. Johnson funeral home Rev Ronald Axtell. Burial Green Lawn Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p.m. Thursday.
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Ohio Senate Defeats Plan for Seven Member University Boards
In a sudden vote the Ohio Senate killed a bill that would allow seven member boards of trustees for state university branches. The decision halts a proposal altering university governance structure.
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Ohio Senate Today
Suspected Poison Tuna Is Being Investigated
Health authorities probe two Detroit deaths linked to suspected contaminated tuna. Expert says answers may take days as FDA tests show some cans negative and officials assess if batch remains on shelves. FDA bacteriologist notes toxic cultures exist but final type and source undetermined.
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Ralph Johnson
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Harmful Drug Charge Denied By Director
FDA officials testified before a Senate subcommittee that three drugs Enroquel Mer-29 and Altafar had not been proven safe yet had remained on the market. Dr John O Nestor said Mer-29 and Altafar were removed slowly despite indications of injurious side effects and the agency dragged its feet. The Humphrey chaired subcommittee resumes its study of drug marketing safety procedures.
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Reds Plan Swift Challenge To San Jose Meet
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports Castro-Communist allies in Latin America plan a rapid response to Kennedy’s San Jose deal. Next Thursday in Rio de Janeiro, leaders gather for The Continental Congress in Defense of Cuba to map aggressive revolutionary strategy and rekindle support for Fidel Castro. Moscow backing signals a push against Khrushchev’s critics as they plan blueprints for violence and electoral tactics.
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Local Athens shops featured in Messenger spring fashion edition
The Messenger highlights spring fashion at local Athens stores in Southeastern Ohio. Staff review covers what shoppers can purchase in area shops across the featured edition.
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Athens
Ohio
Bali Volcano Erupts Kills Hundreds in Bali
Indonesian civil defense said at least 400 people died as Agung volcano on Bali erupted with more violent blasts possible. President Sukarno declared the tourist island a disaster zone while officials cautioned the death toll and injuries would likely rise.
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