Ohio Faces Tax, Education Costs Gap In DiSalle Plan
Governor DiSalle released a 27 point fact sheet detailing Ohio’s fiscal challenges. It notes Ohio ranks 42nd in tax collections per $1000 personal income, education share of spending fell from 27.3% in 1951 to 23.6% in 1960 while other states rose, college enrollment growth lagged national average, and per student spending could drop from 679.35 to 662.92 if the 104th Assembly approves current appropriations.
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Alaska
Hawaii
General Assembly
104Th Assembly
Adenauer and Kennedy Seek Four Power Berlin Accord
President Kennedy and West German Chancellor Adenauer press toward a four power Berlin agreement. They plan further talks with British and French leaders and expect a joint communiqué promising removal of the wall and eventual German reunification under Allied policy.
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Kennedy
Konrad Adenauer
Soviet Union
Berlin
Whte
East Berlin
West Berlin
East
West Germany
Adenauer
White House
Soviets Agree To Resume Nuclear Test Ban Talks
The Soviet Union accepts a renewed Western invitation to Geneva on November 28 to resume negotiations on a nuclear test ban. Talks were suspended September 9 after atmospheric testing. The note warns against any power testing during talks. The United States plans to continue its own testing program.
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Soviet Union
United States
Britain
Geneva
State Department
Point Woman Is Saved By Newsboy
Mike Jivi den a Messenger carrier on his paper route in Point Pleasant saved Miss Eva Mae Thomas from gas fumes at the labor hall. He summoned his mother and Miss Thomas, overcome by fumes, collapsed before reaching the door.
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Mike Jividen
Eva Mae Thomas
Main St
Jividen
Miss Thomas
Mike
Rachel Jiiden
Richard Thomas
Firing Follows Columnist Report Of FHA Deputy Cash
James B. Cash Jr. says he was fired as deputy commissioner of the Federal Housing Administration after a Drew Pearson column claimed he lost $7000 in a blackjack game at a builders convention in 1960. He declined resignation, saying it would imply improper conduct. The incident occurred before his FHA appointment in Chicago.
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Washington
James B. Cash Jr
Federal Housing Administration
Cash
Drew Pearson
National Association of Home Builders
Chicago
FHA
Warren Councilman Guilty of Bribe
Councilman Ray mond J. Little pleaded guilty ending his bribery trial. Two other Warren councilmen also pled guilty to soliciting bribes from contractors on a $4.5 million sewer project.
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Warren
Raymond J. Little
Ohio Penitentiary
State Department official trims outside lines
Verne B. Lewis urged at a staff meeting to cut costs by reducing outside telephone lines. The next day all three of his office lines were shut, forcing him to use a public pay phone as the department's newsletter notes.
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Washington
Verne B. Lewis
State Department
Lewis
Will Hire 100 At Bedford Heights Plant For Army Contract
Jack & Heintz inc announces the Bedford Heights plant will hire about 100 additional workers to produce 105 mm artillery shells under a new U.S. Army contract.
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Cleveland
Jack & Heintz, Inc
Bedford Heights
Dedicated Capitalist Balloonist Reaches First World Record
Constance Wolf of Philadelphia spent 40 hours 8 minutes aloft in a 65 foot balloon basket to beat a Russian record for balloon duration. She landed near Okemah Oklahoma at 4 55 pm Monday after starting in Big Spring Texas. Wolf, 56, has ballooned a decade and piloted airplanes for 35 years.
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Okla
Constance Wolf
Philadelphia
Oklahoma
Here
Mrs. Wolf
Berlin Youths Charge at Wall as Bridge Collapses
West Berlin police repelled hundreds of youths trying to storm the border barrier on the 100th day of wall construction. East Berlin police used water cannon and tear gas. about 200 grenades were fired into the night. A torchlight march of 20 000 preceded the clash led by Ernst Lemmer and Otto Bach. A student leader condemned Walter Ulbricht's actions.
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West Berlin
West Zone
East Berlin
East Germany
Ernst Lemmer
Otto Bach
Germany
Walter Ulbricht
Religion May Pick Successor
Representative Albert Rains of Alabama may oppose John W. McCormack of Massachusetts for the House speakership after the death of Speaker Sam Rayburn. McCormack, a Catholic, would become the first Catholic to hold both top House and Senate positions if elected, prompting opposition from some members who oppose a Catholic in the top two posts. Senator Mike Mansfield, also a Catholic, is Senate Democratic leader.
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Albert Rains
Alabama
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
Sam Rayburn
McCormack
Rayburn
Congress
Sen
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate
Should Rains
Goldwater Denies Presidential Bid at Ohio State
Sen. Barry Goldwater told Ohio State University students he is not a candidate for president in 1964. He suggested the Republican choice may be someone not yet known and warned the party could be left with only two options, himself or Nelson Rockefeller.
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Columbus
Barry M. Goldwater
R-Ariz
Fidel Castro
Ohio State University
Goldwater
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Ohio issues December induction call for 1448 draftees
Ohio selective service headquarters issued a December induction call for 1448 men. The youngest eligible is 22 by December 1 unless a volunteer. Counties listed include Athens 10, Gallia 6, Hocking 3, Meigs 1, Perry 1, and Vinton 1.
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Ohio
Selective Service
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Meigs
Perry
Vinton
Heavy Fighting in South Vietnam Reported
Defense Department communique says clashes in the Mekong delta left 42 Viet Cong and 23 government troops dead over the past several days.
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South
Viet Nam
Mekong
Defense Department
Police Chief Firmin Grubb Announces Kent Retirement
Kent Police Chief Firmin R. Grubb will retire effective December 31 after 33 years with the department including the last two as chief. He has led the Kent Police for the past two years and will leave public service.
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Kent
Firmin R. Grubb
U.S. Seeks U Thant Authority on Congo Secession
United States seeks Security Council approval to extend acting Secretary-General U Thant’s authority to halt secessionist moves across the Congo. Liberia and Ceylon signaled support for U.S. amendments, while the United Arab Republic awaited Cairo directives. Observers expect Soviet hesitation due to no mention of Gizenga, whom Moscow supports.
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Security Council
U Thant
Congo
Liberia
Ceylon
U.S
United Arab Republic
Cairo
Soviet Union
Antoine Gizenga
Gizenga
Oriental
Kiva
NSA personnel chief fired for alleged past falsifications
The Defense Department dismissed Maurice H. Klein, 49, NSA personnel director, after HUAC charged he lied on a 12 year old job application. Three offenses cited include perjury falsifying a government document and concealment of a document. Kennedy asked to prosecute.
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Washington
Defene Department
National Security Agency
House Un-American Activities Committee
Maurice H. Klein
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Klein
McElroy Signals Possible Governor Bid
Columbus reports strong speculation that Attorney General Mark McElroy will announce a gubernatorial bid at a Wednesday morning press conference. The Democrat says the announcement will have substantial political significance for the 1962 election.
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Columbus
Atty
Mark McElroy
McElroy
Hunt By Land Sea Air For Young Rockefeller
A combined land sea and air search for Michael Rockefeller, son of New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller, covered the southwestern New Guinea coast. Four rescue parties, three ships, and a Beaver plane scoured the area after a boating mishap during an expedition to collect primitive art for museums.
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Young Rockefeller
Hollandia
New Guinea
Michael Rockefeller
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
R. W. Wassing
Wassing
Michael
Rockefeller
Eisenden River
New York Museum of Primitive Art
Dutch New Guinea
Gov
Nelson Rockefeller
Mary Strawbridge
San Francisco
Communist Party Fails To Register
Washington The Communist Party missed the Internal Security Act registration deadline. The Justice Department postponed action, awaiting whether party officers would register by the later limit. If officers fail, individual members must register within 20 days. Officials expect action against the party after the extended window closes.
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Washington
Communist Party
Justice Department
Expert Says Rockefeller's Chance Slim
The Hague expert A Boendermaker says Michael Rockefeller faces slim chances of survival after a sea canoe voyage with a Dutch companion near a dangerous, nearly unreachable New Guinea coast. He warns the trip is perilous and spotting a survivor would be very hard if alive.
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Hague
Netherlands
Michael Rockefeller
New Guinea
A. Boendermaker
Dutch New Guinea
Algerian hunger strike ends as France eases confinement
Mohamed Ben Bella and three jailed Algerian ministers halted their hunger strike after Paris agreed to relax confinement conditions. Moroccan ambassador Mohammed Cherkaoui said the concessions should aid resumption of peace talks between France and the Tunis-based rebel regime.
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Paris
Mohammed Ben Bella
Mohammed Cherkaoui
France
de Gaulle
Tunis
Garcia Quietly Faces Defeat After Election
Manila reports President Carlos P. Garcia signals willingness to concede if his loss is confirmed and the public mood supports the outcome, as political tempers cool.
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Manila
Carlos P. Garcia
Jet Crash Kills Marine Pilot and Boy in Hawaii
A Marine Skyhawk jet crashed into two houses in Kailua Oahu killing a Marine Corps pilot and a seven year old boy. Several others were injured as responders battled the wreckage and fire.
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Oahu
Hawaii
Marine Corps
Marine Add Skyhawk
Meigs Men Drown In Poca Crash
Two Meigs County railroad workers died when a bridge collapsed and two NYC diesel units plunged into the Poca River near Poca West Virginia. Four other crewmen escaped as the train from Dickinson to Columbus crossed the bridge.
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Poca, W. Va
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Poca
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Ralph Turner
Columbia-Dexter Rd
C. O. Mulford
Hobson Rd
Middleport
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Pomeroy
Clyde E. Davis
Dexter
Floyd E. Hendrix
Syracuse
A. A. Swatzel
Swatzel
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Mulford
St. Albans
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Ohio
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South Charleston
U.S. 35
Anna Elizabeth
Robert Gode
Wooster
Sherri
Erma
Betty Goodall
Jacquelyn Ellis
Meigs- Gallia County
Connie
Otto Mulford
Revolt Threat Is Now Past In Dominican Republic
State Department said the failed revolt in the Dominican Republic should ease tensions and aid a peaceful transition to democracy. Press officer Lincoln White noted Balaguer’s position grew stronger after weathering the coup attempt.
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State Department
Dominican Republic
Lincoln White
Joaquin Balaguer
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