Small Opposition Met In Meigs Highway Changes
One objection was raised at a hearing in the Meigs County courtroom over relocation and rerouting plans by the Ohio Department of Highways affecting State Route 7, U S 33, State Route 143 and State Route 124. Roy Holter represented eight farmers voicing concern that farm land impacts be minimized. estimated costs are 4.551 million for SR 7 and 1.337 million for US 33 relocation to the Ohio River bridge.
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Ohio Department of Highways
Meigs County
Meigs
Max R. Farley
Roy Holter
Holter
Ohio River Bridge
Court Asked To Spare Eichmann
Eichmann’s lawyer appealed to the Israeli Supreme Court to overturn the death sentence claiming illegal brought to Israel and invalid law. Dr. Servatius sought to introduce new evidence and witnesses including Hans Globke as expert on Nazi racial laws.
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Adolf Eichmann
Supreme Court
Gestapo
Eichman
Israel
Robert Servatius
Eichmann
Konrad Adenauer
Servatius
Hans Globke
Hitler
Interior Ministry
Globke
City and East Ohio Gas Near Rate Hike Talks
Cleveland officials and East Ohio Gas Co. near agreement on a rate increase. A gas company source says the plan would add 20 million dollars in revenue from residential customers and raise the average monthly bill about 1.88 dollars. A separate item notes a Woodland store damage estimate of 100000 dollars from a gas related blast and a Cheyenne report of electricians delaying a missile site strike until month end.
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East Ohio Gas Co
Cleveland Plain Dealer
East Ohio
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Woodland
Cheyenne
Wyo
Here
Incidents Continue in Galilee Area
Syrian border forces fired today on Israeli laborers in Kfar Szold as Israel filed a complaint with the Mixed Armistice Commission. Earlier, Syrian machine gunners hit Mishmar Hayarden, injuring no one, amid air clashes between Israeli and Syrian jets over the frontier.
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Kfar Szold
U. N. Mixed Armistice Commission
Upper Galilee
Mishmar Hayarden
United States Aid Lets South Vietnam Into Offensive
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara says U S aid to South Vietnam has put the Southeast Asian nation on the offensive in the guerrilla war. Britain cuts official bank rate again to 5 percent, lowering it by half a point.
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Robert S. McNamara
United States
South Viet Nam
London
Britain
Small nations revolt as big powers fail on test ban
At Geneva the 17 nation conference faced a deepening deadlock as the United States Britain and the Soviet Union failed to agree on a nuclear test ban. Soviet delegate Tsarapkin and British official Wright reported no progress while small nations pressed for broader controls and faster action.
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Soviet Union
Michael Wright
Semyon Tsarapkin
Lord Home
Russia
U. S
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Manuel Tello
Mexico
Dicker
Italy
Canada
Tsarapkin
Palace of Nations
Nelsonville Newsstand owner dies at 72
Nelsonville mourns Donald H. Shafer 72 longtime owner of Shafer’s Newsstand died at his home 95 E Columbus St after years of declining health. He helped run the store since 1907 with his brothers and son. services planned at First Presbyterian Church and Johnson Funeral Home with Elks and Masons involved.
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Dutch) Shafer
Ity
Columbus St
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Eugene
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Dr. Ella Lupton 99 dies at home in Gallipolis
Dr Ella Lupton Ohio s oldest woman physician died at her home 5 Vine St Gallipolis due to a heart attack. Born during the Civil War she was daughter of John and Susannah Lupton Survivors include a sister and a brother Services set for 2 pm Friday at First United Presbyterian Church with burial in Mound Hill Cemetery She lived a life of civic service advocating women s rights suffrage and prohibition
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Ella Gertrudt Lupton
Ohio
Vine St
She
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Susannah Holcomb Lupton
Alice Bradbury
Harry Lupton
First United Presbyterian Church
Linson H. Stebbins
Glen R. Hueholt
Mound Hill Cemetery
Wetherholt-Elliott- Sanders
Order of Eastern Star
City Waterworks
Seek Ohio Flood Control Fund Record Defense
Brig. Gen. Jackson Graham will defend a record Ohio River watershed budget before Congress. He will speak to a House subcommittee in closed session and later to a Senate group in an open session. The budget is stated to exceed the current $151.5 million 1962 level.
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Ohio River
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Congress
Jackson Graham
Ohio River Division
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House Appropriations Committee
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U S Soviet Space Talks Begin At UN
United States and the Soviet Union open detailed discussions at the United Nations on cooperative outer space projects. The dialogue follows friendly letters between President Kennedy and Premier Khrushchev and may cover weather satellites long-range communications earth mapping space law medicine and astronaut rescue operations.
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Soviet Union
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President Kennedy Faces Shelter Shortfall Near White House
The Executive Office Building basement, west of the White House, is deemed unsafe for a nationwide fallout shelter program. In Columbus, a plastic bag entanglement led to the suffocation of 7 month old Stephen Scott Smith at his South Side home on Wednesday.
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Kennedy
Executive Office
White House
Columbus
South Side
Stephen Scott Smith
Peronists Threaten to Strike in Argentina
President Frondizi struggles to form a coalition as 62 pro Peron labor unions threaten a nationwide strike of about two million workers for Friday. Military leaders split over his future while anti-Peron politicians reject a unity cabinet. Catholic officials seek to pacify labor leaders and call off the walkout.
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National Unity
Kennedy Receives Pakistani Gift Horse and Cubs
Pakistan's President Ayub Khan presents First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy with a Pakistani thoroughbred named Sardar and two tiger cubs from India. The gift travels home on a U.S. military plane, while officials say the air crew will also fly the cubs. Kennedy expresses concern over airsickness. In other brief items, Robert F. Kennedy's 28 day world tour cost about 15000 dollars, paid by the State Department, and Georgia boards require a ducktail haircut be removed for graduation.
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Robert F. Kennedy
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York Faculty Bars Reporters From Joint Board Meeting
Reporters from The Messenger and Logan Daily News were expelled from a York Local Board of Education meeting after being invited to attend. Faculty held a private pre meeting while journalists stood in a classroom. The board had not requested press coverage. teachers had planned to present grievances. Pay details for March first half remain unconfirmed.
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York Local Board of Education
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the Messenger
Logan Daily News
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Secret Army Strike Paralyzes Algiers Cities
A general strike by European workers in Algiers halted rail and air traffic and cut utilities. Shops closed as the European Secret Army Organization pressed to keep Algeria French. Strikes followed the arrest of the Railway Union Federation secretary general.
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End to Bomber Bill Fight Reflects Quest for RS70 Study
President Kennedy says no winner or loser in the RS70 bomber dispute as Carl Vinson drops the fight and agrees to a new Defense study led by Secretary McNamara. The move follows Kennedy’s promise of full support for a fresh assessment of the RS70 program.
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Kennedy
Carl Vinson
House Armed Service Committee
House
Defense Department
Vinson
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Nine year olds declare brave deed to reach space
Elgin fourth graders Tom Wicklein and Matt Fischer wrote NASA head James Webb about a self described brave act. They said they laid at the bottom of a hill while Matt rode over them on a sled seeking astronaut training. Webb noted courage plus book learning as keys to becoming astronauts.
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Iul
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Space Agency
Tom Wicklein
Matt Fischer
James E. Webb
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Tom
Fischer
Peter R. Wicklein
William A. Fischer
Glenn
Mechem Favors Rhodes as Governor Candidate
Ohio Senate leader C Stanley Mechem told GOP leaders DiSalle’s spending should end and praised State Auditor James A Rhodes as the party’s best governor pick. He warned DiSalle could face the Ohio Legislature if re nominated by Democrats.
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C. Stanley Mechem
Ohio
Senate
10Th Congressional District
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Mechem
James A. Rhodes
DiSalle
Rhodes
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