Appalachian bill could bring 150 million to Southeastern Ohio
Ohio University President Vernon Alden says passage of the Appalachian bill may inject about 150 million dollars into capital development in Southeastern Ohio over several years. The estimate cites potential use for highways, recreation, timber and local development districts amid regional planning meetings and testimony schedules.
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Plane death settlement tops $645000 for chemist widow
A New York judge approved a $645 000 award plus interest to Edna Kamilet wife of a chemist killed in an airplane collision over New York City on December 16 1960. William F X Geoghan attorney said it was the largest death case settlement.
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Boobytrap Trial Goes To Jury
John F Page faces first degree manslaughter trial in Vinton County for the booby trap death of 13 year old Ray Rister on the Page farm The shooting occurred when the boy opened the door of the Page home on April 29 1962 The trial heard closing arguments before noon and Judge C W Smith instructed the jury prior to deliberations
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U S May Use Courts To See Teamster File
The government will seek court orders to force the Teamsters Union to open books for a Labor Department probe into funds used for Hoffa's legal defense. The department has issued sub poenas the union refused to answer, with the case moving to the Justice Department for District Court action. The investigation follows prior rulings upholding the department's subpoena power.
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Graham hits Bible rule conflicts with Supreme Court stance
Evangelist Billy Graham criticizes the U S Supreme Court for taking up prayer and Bible reading in public schools. He argues the court was wrong to tackle the issue as it will now face rulings on chaplains in the armed forces coins in God We Trust in Congress and in the Supreme Court itself.
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Ohio Bond Funds Released Amid Stalled Projects
The State Controlling Board released the first $250 million capital improvements bond funds but they cannot be spent yet. The board also approved $1.240 million for university and installation upgrades while a $25 million note issuance awaits approval by the State Sinking Fund Commission. Ohio University reported no requests. prior releases totaled about $400,000 for architectural services. A pending Supreme Court case brought by former legislator Paul Lynch delays start dates, though the court urged no delay in bond sales.
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U.N Studies U S Plans for Cambodia Air Patrols
United Nations delegates study U S proposals to sponsor military patrols along the Cambodia South Vietnam border. Adlai Stevenson calls the plan essential and labels Soviet objections as part of a broader dispute, while diplomats discuss a UN backed joint force and observer arrangements.
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Truman Cancels Virginia Trip Citing Illness
Independence Mo. former president Harry S. Truman did not appear at his office on Thursday and his wife said he canceled a trip to Lexington Virginia due to a stomach upset. Marlene Dietrich opened a Soviet tour to a sold out audience with 15 minutes of curtain calls.
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Can Do Man Pushes Civil Rights Vote For Johnson
Bipartisan supporters say President Johnson should supply the final push to pass the civil rights bill. Humphrey calls Johnson the can do man as cloture moves approach. Aiken says three or four more votes are needed, White House must provide them. Dirksen aims to close gaps at conference and plans further talks with Mansfield and Kennedy aides.
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Johnson Promises Opportunity at Michigan Commencement
President Johnson told 4900 graduates at the University of Michigan that they can move toward a rich and great society. He urged rebuilding cities and countryside and using wealth to elevate national life and advance American civilization.
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Lady Bird Johnson Visits Appalachia For Poverty Aid
In eastern Kentucky Lady Bird Johnson met a range of residents from a struggling mountain farmer to a one room schoolhouse pupil. She urged action against poverty and illiteracy and defended antipoverty programs before about 1000 people in Lexington.
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Laotian neutralist commander reinforced amid plateau fighting
Gen. Kong Le, leading Laos neutralist forces, reportedly received 800 troops who broke through Communist lines to rejoin him southwest of the Plaine des Jarres. The Pathet Lao offensive pushed the force from Muong Phanh, leaving Kong Le’s command scattered near Muong Kheung as armored counterattacks continued.
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Gunman Steals Safe Containing Bonds From Cleveland Home
In Cleveland a gunman wearing gray work clothes took a 500 pound safe with about 108000 dollars in negotiable bonds and cash from a west side home. He handcuffed 77 year old Mrs. Walter J Mueller to a piano bench and fled, aided by an unknown accomplice who helped carry the heavy safe up stairs.
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Clean UpHints Today
Spring brings the annual clean up task and tips to improve home comfort and appearance in today’s Messenger. Read the clean up paint up and fix up section starting on page 13. In a separate note Gov Rhodes joins eight U S governors and provincial premiers for a Great Lakes water levels conference June 29 30.
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U S Laos Flights Open Asia Campaign
Washington reports the start of U S jet reconnaissance flights over Laos as a potential opening move in a broader Southeast Asia crisis. Officials say further actions may follow including strikes against North Vietnam and increased U S air and naval power if diplomacy fails. The Navy carrier squadron in the Indian Ocean rejoined the Seventh Fleet, signaling broader U S military options. President Johnson and Secretary Rusk remain hopeful diplomacy can compel Communist restraint.
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