Ohio University Receives Capital Improvement Funding From Regents
Ohio's Board of Regents proposes 64.1 million dollars for capital upgrades across 17 colleges and universities including Ohio University 7.32 million. Major allocations go to Ohio State University 18.75 million Kent State 8.49 million and others with smaller grants and two new branches planned. The plan also funds a master plan for higher education and drew support from university presidents and lawmakers.
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Bowling Green
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Akron
Charles H. Wesley
Central State
William Carlson
Toledo
Robert White
Kent State
Training Courses Open to Southern Ohio Applicants
The Bureau of Unemployment Compensation announces 30 courses for 1043 trainees costing 1,770,102 dollars, with most held at the Jackson Manpower and Technical Center. Youth programs cover 15 occupations for 579 trainees, starting Jan 6, while 13 adult courses for 334 trainees begin soon elsewhere including Cincinnati and Portsmouth High School. Counties served include Adams, Athens, Belmont, Brown, Clermont, Gallia, Guernsey, Highland, Hocking, Jackson, Lawrence, Meigs, Monroe, Morgan, Noble, Perry, Pike, Ross, Scioto, Vinton, and Washington.
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Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Ohio
Jackson Manpower and Technical Center
Jackson
State Department of Education
Division of
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Stowe Adult Center
Cincinnati
Portsmouth High School
Ohio State
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Athens
Belmont
Brown
Clermont
Gallia
Guernsey
Highland
Hocking
Lawrence
Meigs
Monroe
Morgan, Noble
Perry
Pike, Ross
Scioto
Vinton
Washington
New Asian Crises Are Said Likely
The article reports Chinese and North Vietnamese leaders condemning President Johnson after Kennedy’s death, signaling potential escalation in Vietnam, Laos, Korea, and Cambodia. It notes Pathet Lao rhetoric, continued Viet Cong attacks, and Laos policy alignment with China’s line of aggression.
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Red China
Johnson
South Viet Nam
Laos
Korea
Cambodia
Peking
U.S
Kennedy
North Viet Nam
Pathet Lao
North Korea
China
South
City Police Sending 25 To Widow
The Athens Police Department and its auxiliary plan to send Mrs. J. D Tippit a $25 check as part of a growing list of contributors to the Dallas policeman’s widow. Chief J B Grogan said the auxiliary donation amount is not yet determined.
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Athens
Johnsons Plan Dinner At Home On Thanksgiving Day
The White House announced that President and Mrs. Johnson will host a family dinner at the White House on Thanksgiving. Their daughters Lynda Bird Johnson and Lucy Johnson will attend, along with Lynda's fiancé Bernard Rosenbach.
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Washington
Courts To Get Rails Dispute Deepens In Arbitration Ruling
Washington reports a new legal tangle as unions promise court challenges to an arbitration ruling that allows gradual elimination of up to 30,000 firemen jobs on diesel freight and yard engines. Congress had mandated the board to forestall a national strike and set binding procedures for stalled talks.
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Congress
Arbitration Board
National Mediation Board
Mrs. Kennedy Visits Arlington for Third Time
Jacqueline Kennedy and her daughter Caroline visit Arlington National Cemetery to honor John F. Kennedy, returning with Robert F. Kennedy after graveside services. The cemetery closed to the public at 5 pm and the Kennedy family plans Thanksgiving at Hyannis Port, Massachusetts.
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Caroline
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John F. Kennedy
The
Mighty
the Humble
Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Mass
US Launches Probe Of President Kennedy Death
The Senate Judiciary Committee, with the Justice Department, opens a full scale inquiry into President Kennedy’s assassination in Dallas and the later killing of suspect Lee Harvey Oswald by Jack Ruby. Public hearings are anticipated next month before the Christmas recess.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
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Kennedy
FBI
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
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Dirksen
Judiciary Committee
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Lee Harvey Oswald
Jack Ruby
Ruby Murder Trial May Begin Within Two Weeks
Dallas Texas January report states Jack Ruby may go on trial for murder within two weeks after grand jurors indicted him in the shooting of Lee Harvey Oswald. Dist Atty Henry Wade plans to seek the death penalty if convicted. Defense attorney Tom Howard says Ruby, emotionally unsettled since the Kennedy shooting, has shown concern for the Kennedys and described his reaction to a photo of Mrs Kennedy with blood on her dress.
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Tex
Jack Ruby
John F. Kennedy
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Army Colonel Chenault Kidnapped in Caracas Venezuela
Army Colonel James K. Chenault, aide to the U.S. mission in Venezuela, was abducted at gunpoint in Caracas by four armed men around 7 a.m. The Pentagon announced that the kidnapping was described as for propaganda, with a call to the U.S. Embassy in Caracas at about 9:30 a.m. to indicate no danger to Chenault.
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US Army
Venezuela
James K. Chenault
Caracas
Pentagon
Chenault
Army
U.S
Col Chenault
Thanksgiving amid Kennedy death colors national mood
Americans face Thanksgiving with heavy hearts and prayerful resolve after President Kennedy's assassination. Pilgrim observances and memorial services honor Kennedy and Lincoln as families, churches, and communities seek guidance and gratitude despite national grief.
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Associated Press
John F. Kennedy
Johnson calls for action on civil rights and Kennedy legacy
President Johnson urged Congress to pass civil rights safeguards and enact a tax bill honoring John F Kennedy. He condemned hate and violence and sought unity as the nation faces tragedy, pledging to push Kennedy’s memory into law and urging action on racial equality.
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Howse
Sun
Kennedy
Johnson
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
America
Tightened Security For Officials In Ohio
Lt. Gov. John W. Brown says state officials may tighten security for the governor and legislature after the Kennedy assassination and Connally shooting. He noted FBI trained officials and patrols, recalling threats against Rhodes and former leaders amid sit ins and protests at the Statehouse and Governor's Mansion.
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John W. Brown
Ohio
Brown
Jon I. Kennedy
Lee
Texas
John B. Connally
FBI
Highway Patrol
Rhodes
Statehouse
Bexley
Three Are Sentenced To Prison In Meigs County Burglary Case
Three men pleaded guilty in Meigs County Common Pleas Court for involvement in the November 1 burglary of Reed Brothers Store in Reedsville. James Leroy Bateho and Charles Eugene Brown each received one to 15 years in the Ohio Penitentiary and Ohio Reformatory, respectively, while James Edward Barder drew one to seven years for concealing stolen goods. About $500 in merchandise was reported missing.
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Meigs County
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