State to transfer 235 acres for Ohio University expansion
State Director of Finance James H. Maloon said he would recommend transferring 235 acres from the Athens State Mental Hospital to Ohio University. Governor DiSalle initiated the study for campus expansion and asked the university to consider a nurses training program to ease staffing shortages at Athens State Hospital and other state facilities.
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Cuyahoga County
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Washington County
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Wayne County
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Mahoning County
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Firefly satellite to flash lights signaling program start
Cape Canaveral reports the Firefly satellite will trigger four high intensity xenon lights Saturday night signaling a program aimed at improving Earth size and shape measurements. Separately the Daily News reports the New York Guild strike shutting down the newspaper.
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U Thant Claims Missiles To Go
Washington reports renewed U.S. naval blockade of Cuba at daybreak as air surveillance resumes after Fidel Castro refuses U.N. demands.
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U Thant to Parley Over Cuba Crisis
United Nations Acting Secretary General U Thant planned talks with the United States and the Soviet Union on the Cuba crisis after Fidel Castro refused U N checks on Soviet missile bases. Thant said missiles would be dismantled by Friday and U N verification may follow, a point Castro did not agree to.
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University land transfer aids growth for Athens and Ohio University
President Vernon R. Alden says transferring 235 acres from Athens State Mental Hospital to Ohio University would unlock campus and community growth. He cites a new university community hospital nursing school flood control and expanded facilities as benefits and notes enrollment could reach 18 000 by 1972. The move would lower long term costs for taxpayers and support a Corps of Engineers river basin study.
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Ohio University
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James H. Maloon
University Community Hospital
Alden
Ohio
Kaiser Denies Charges of Price Fixing
Four of six major aluminum conductor cable manufacturers indicted by a federal grand jury deny price fixing between 1958 and 1960. Firms named include Aluminum Co. of America, Anaconda Wire and Cable, Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Sales, and Olin Mathieson.
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Pittsburgh
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Guns Found In Mississippi Dorm Search
Oxford Mississippi detectives and university officials conducted a Halloween night dorm search at the University of Mississippi. A dismantled M1 rifle a pistol tear gas grenades a five gallon gasoline can and cherry bombs were found in Lester Hall Baxter Hall area. James Meredith the first black student at Ole Miss is housed there and the incident followed a wounded military policeman by a firecracker tossed from a window.
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India Boosts Himalayan Front With Reinforcements
India rushed more troops to the Himalayan frontier as the United States and Britain pledged weapons. An airlift of American arms from Turkey was expected Saturday to aid Prime Minister Nehru's government against Chinese forces, while Menon faced demotion amid cabinet tensions.
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GIs String Barbed Wire At Key West
American troops set up barbed wire barricades along the Key West shore facing Havana 90 miles away and appeared prepared for an extended stay. Military installations were on alert with patrol planes circling, fresh troops arriving, and sandbagged machine gun emplacements along the beach. A flight over the Florida keys found no additional military preparations.
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Chinese Reds Critical of Soviet Cuban Settlement
Moscow reports show Chinese Communist Party leaders criticizing Premier Khrushchev's Cuban crisis strategy. Pravda notes solidarity meetings with Cuba but Peiping withholds compliments signaling a rift. Pravda also attacks a purged Mongolian Politburo figure linked to pro Chinese factions in Ulan Bator.
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Rhodes Says Ohio Finance Picture Glum
Ohio GOP candidate James A. Rhodes condemns Governor DiSalle for mismanaging state funds. He cites raids on the liquor control fund, a near bankrupt liquor monopoly, and at least 70 million dollars in upcoming debts with insufficient resources. In Youngstown, Thomas F. Patton of Republic Steel urges government action to restore U S steel capacity and reverse lost tonnage to foreign rivals.
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DiSalle
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Thomas F. Patton
Republic Steel Corp
DiSalle Rhodes Audit Inconclusive Court Action Favored
Gov Michael V DiSalle says he would not oppose a libel suit by State Auditor James A Rhodes if he sues. Rhodes, a Republican candidate, rejected the Wednesday audit as inconclusive and said it cleared him. Also, the House Space Committee cited Army Air Force friction as a factor in limited progress on the Advent communications project.
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Michael V. DiSalle
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Advent Communications
Republicans Demand Kennedy Explain Cuban Pact Details
Senators Goldwater and Wilson press the Kennedy administration for eight clarifications on the Cuban accord. They ask if Soviet personnel remain in Cuba, if the Monroe Doctrine is abandoned, and whether a fishing port and MiG bases could serve missile submarines and invasion plans.
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Arizona
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California
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