Kennedy proposes 25-year insured home loans to curb urban blight
President Kennedy unveiled a $3.2 billion housing bill including 25-year government insured home loans up to $10 000 per unit at 6 percent to rebuild rundown neighborhoods without subsidies. The plan emphasizes upgrading existing housing and urban renewal with four-year urban renewal funding totaling about $2.5 billion over four years and extended spending.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Federal Housing Administration
Robert C. Weaver
Weaver
Taft Daughter Louise Taft Semple Dies
Funeral services planned Thursday for Louise Taft Semple daughter of Charles P Taft founder of the Cincinnati Times Star She died at her home in Indian Hill on Monday and was in Cincinnati Ohio
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Cincinnati
Louise Taft Semple
Charles P. Taft
Old Cincinnati Times- Star
Ohio five day forecast with below normal temperatures
Temperatures will average 2 to 4 degrees below normal with normal highs around 60 to 65 and lows 35 to 45. Mild Thursday and Friday, turning cooler over the weekend. Precipitation expected one half to three quarters inch in showers Thursday or Friday and again about Monday.
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Ohio
SEATO ministers fail to spell out action on Laos crisis
SEATO eight nations adopt a compromise Laos resolution that avoids a specific threat of force if communists press their campaign. Maurice Couve de Murville opposes a hard line, calling the result satisfactory, while U S officials deem it strong though some remain disappointed.
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Bangkok
Thailand
SEATO
Laos
Council of the Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Couve DE Murville
U.S
Dean Rusk
Kennedy
United States
Russia
U. Alexis Johnson
Louis E. Gleeck Jr
Kyger Creek Operations Not Affected
The AEC will reduce electric power at three plants including Portsmouth but Kyger Creek Power Plant operations remain unaffected. Plant manager James Harreld said general operations at Gallia County’s Kyger Creek will not change, while OVEC’s supplemental contract for 150 000 kilowatts to Portsmouth is canceled.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Kyger Creek
AEC
Portsmouth
James Harreld
Kgger Creek
Gallia County
Oak Ridge
Soviet Foreign Minister Delays for Warsaw Pact Meeting
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko stalled departure for the Warsaw Pact meeting, fueling speculation of a move at the United Nations or in Washington. He was due to leave Sunday for Moscow but will stay in New York at least until Friday, with diplomats believing he may relay an answer to Kennedy on Western Laos peace proposals.
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United Nations
N. Y
Andrei A. Gromyko
Washington
Gromyko
Moscow
Kennedy
Laos
Titan Test Succeeds at Cape Canaveral
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla A successful 5000 mile test flight of an operational Titan missile prototype moves the intercontinental weapon closer to combat readiness.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
River Flood Tide Recedes in Iowa Region
Rain ended floods in northeast Iowa as the Cedar River receded leaving several thousand temporarily homeless. Waterloo, a city of about 80 000, faced record flood stages while Evansdale saw waters breach an emergency dike, flooding a third of its 3561 population.
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Iowa
Cedar River
Waterloo
Evansdale
Want Ads Help People Buy and Sell Fast
It is fun and profitable to use Messenger Want Ads as readers scan columns for furniture appliances cars houses and trailers. Buyers pay cash for needed items, and low cost ads sell extra goods while connecting with friendly people. To place your ad.
Crime Bill Moves Through Ohio House Vote
Democratic Governor Michael V. DiSalle pushes a criminal conspiracy bill in the Republican controlled Ohio House. The bill targets gamblers, prostitutes and narcotics operatives by banning conspiracy to commit crimes and matching penalties to direct violations.
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Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio
Services For Family To Be Held Friday
Mass services will be held Friday for 12 members of a single family killed when a pre-dawn fire destroyed their Dotsonville area home in Clarksville Tennessee. The victims are Mr and Mrs Alex Whithead their nine children and Mrs Whiteheads father Albert Gibbs who lived with them. Children ages range from nine months to 13 years.
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Clarksville
Tenn
Dotsonville
Alex Whithead
Whitehead
Albert Gibbs
Whiteheads
Czech Investigators View Plane Wreckage
Czech investigators arrived in MERNBERG to sift the wreckage of a four engine Czech airliner that crashed killing 52 and leaving no survivors. The plane carried Soviet Czech and Bulgarian technicians to Africa. No Western passengers were aboard.
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Mernberg
Germany
Africa
Karl Stekl
Truce Reached As Ohio Patrol Units Clear BG Campus
Bowling Green State University quieted after a Tuesday night influx of over 50 Ohio Highway Patrolmen. President Ralph W. McDonald declared a state of emergency as protests drew hundreds to the student union, with students later directed to return to dormitories and normal activity resuming within an hour. Dean Elden Smith described multiple individual grievances rather than a single standout issue.
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Bowling Green
Ohio Highway
Bowling Green State University
University
Ralph W. McDonald
McDonald
McDonald’s
Drop Charges For Homicide
Charleston West Virginia dismisses negligent homicide charges against Braxton Lipscomb of Hurricane in the death of Hilton Lawson of Warren Ohio. Lawson’s physician Dr. W G Tobin reported the accident after reading about it in a Warren newspaper. The court heard Lawson had attempted death by own action several times and was a definite mental patient.
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Charleston
W. Va
Braxton Lipscomb
Lipscomb
Hilton D. Lawson
Warren
Ohio
W. G. Tobin
Bob Sigman
Joseph Thomas
Tobin
Lawson
Two Lorain Men to Oppose Hoffa in July Election
Robert E. Stewart 31 of Vermilion and his running mate William F. Cutlip 37 of Lorain announce plans to oppose James Hoffa and his vice president in the International union election set for July.
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Lorain
Lorain Area
Teamster Union
James Hoffa
International Union
Robert E. Stewart
Vermilion
Hoffa
Stewart
William F. Cutlip
Strike Plan Abandoned By Flight Engineers
A rebel group of flight engineers suspended its planned wildcat strike against major airlines, ending the immediate threat to halt services. The Action followed threats of a work stoppage and involved unionized workers awaiting further talks.
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Washington
Italian art expert Poggi who found Mona Lisa dies
Prof. Giovanni Poggi aged 82, renowned Italian art expert who located the Mona Lisa after its 1911 theft, died Tuesday in Florence. His discovery unsealed the painting and reshaped art history.
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Florence
Italy
Giovanni Poggi
President Kennedy presses Congress for New Frontier support
President Kennedy keeps rapid contact with Congress to rally backing for the New Frontier program. He personally called Sen. Kerr during Finance Committee action on the Sugar Act as he edits proposals to win broader approval. Kerr voted for a split amendment and joined Anderson against the bill, signaling ongoing White House influence on legislative tactics.
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Washington
Kennedy
Capitol
Congress
Laos
Dent
Sen
S. Kerr
D-Okla
Senate Finance Committee
Kerr
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Cuba
Peru
Mexico
Philippines
Anderson
Lyndon B. Johnson
White House
Johnson
Riots Over Easter Vacation Stub Out in Lauderdale
Lauderdale vacationers quieted as officials plan to ask FSU and UF to urge students to stay away during Easter break. Mayor Johns cites a breather after a five block outdoor dance and 150 arrests for public drunkenness or disorderly behavior. Police will conduct two municipal court sessions to handle Sunday and Monday cases. No crowd disorders occurred Tuesday night.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fila
Farris Bryant
Edward Johns
Bryant
Florida State University
University of Florida
Carole Cries Finch Sleeps After Jailing
In Los Angeles the jailed couple Carole Tregoff and Dr. R Bernard Finch wait as jurors prepare to hear penalties in the murder trial for slaying Barbara Jean Finch. The pair avoid interviews and show little appetite.
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Los Angeles
Carole Tregoff
R. Bernard Finch
Miss Tregoff
Barbara Jean Finch
Judge scolds murder jury for verdict
Judge Joseph H. Silbert tells Ladutko the verdict of manslaughter on two counts is unjust and calls the killings deliberate and premeditated. Ladutko receives two consecutive 1 to 20 year terms for shooting his estranged wife Nancy and attorney Charles Johnson near Jan 17.
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John Ladutko
Cleveland
Nancy
Charles Johnson
Ladutko
John Max Ladutko, Jr
Common Pleas
Joseph H. Silbert
Ohio University
Senators Act On D. C. Resident Voting
In Columbus the Ohio Senate considers the federal 23rd Amendment granting District of Columbia residents presidential voting rights. The House already approved the measure 125 to 6, with leaders signaling smooth passage expected this afternoon.
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D. C
Columbus
District of Columbia
Ohio Senate
Ohio House
Exchange Editor Dies in Rye NY at 61
Kenneth Hayes editor of the Exchange a monthly magazine of the New York Stock Exchange died Tuesday in Rye New York at age 61. He led the magazine for years and was a prominent figure in financial journalism.
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Rye
N. Y
P—W
Kenneth Hayes
the Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
State stores to close in observance of Good Friday
All state liquor stores and agencies will close Friday March 31 in observance of Good Friday, affecting statewide operations and customer access.
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Columbus
Delay Pushes Nike Zeus Defense Five More Years
Kennedy decision to skip initial funds for limited Nike Zeus production delays U S anti missile defenses to at least 1966. Army says about nine billion dollars needed for enough launch complexes to protect major bases and industry centers. Sen Thurmond warns of lost lead time as supporters seek funding in defense bill.
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Washington
Kennedy
United States
Capitol Hill
Strom Thurmond
D-S.c
Congress
Army
Eisenhower
U. S
Eight Ohio Students Fined and Jailed in Florida Court
Eight students tied to Ohio or Ohio schools were fined or jailed in Municipal Court on Tuesday in Fort Lauderdale. Notables include Gerald Coburn of McKeesport Pa and Miami University with a $50 fine, Samuel Weingartner of Oxford Ohio with $35, and James Stethem of Middletown Ohio serving three days, all linked to Miami University.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Ohio
Gerald C. Coburn
McKeesport
Miami (Ohio) University
Samuel R. Weingartner
N. Tallawanda Drive
Oxford
James H. Stethem
Winona Drive
Middletown
Miami
Senate Kills Junior College System Bill in Ohio
A Senate Education Committee vote 6-5 killed a bill creating a system of two year junior colleges or technical training institutes. Senator Ross Pepple vowed to introduce two new measures next week on local financing for tech institutes and on expanding state university branches with capital improvement funding. Voting to kill the bill were Republicans Renner Brown Ferguson Gardner Steiner Roberts plus Democrats Ocasek Porter Witmer Corrigan.
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Columbus
Senate
Eugene J. Sawicki
D Cuyahoga
Oliver Ocased
D Summit
Charles W. Whalen Jr
R-Montgomery
Senate Education Committee
Ross Pepple
R-Allen
Pepple
Gordon Renner
Hamilton
John W. Brown
Medina
David Ferguson
Guernsey
Roy Gardner
Richland
Donald C. Steiner
Stark
Kline L. Roberts
Franklin
Ocasek
J. Sherman Porter
Gallia
Ed Witmer
John J.corrigan
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