Rhodes Unveils Solutions For The Seventies in Ohio
Gov James A Rhodes announced a multi million dollar plan funded largely by a new bond issue to develop education highways housing and other sectors across Ohio. The program aims to make Ohio the best place to live with a strong education system and new rights including the right to earn learn housing clean water and air transportation and recreation.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
United States
108Th General Assembly
Rights and responsibilities in health life and government program
The speaker outlines rights including health care life protection efficient government and voting at 18. He emphasizes accompanying responsibilities and a program designed to unite the nation by sharing blessings and duties.
Rhodes unveils 200 million education reorganization plan
Gov. James A. Rhodes reveals a sprawling education growth package to the 108th Ohio General Assembly. The plan divides the state into eight higher education districts, merges boards into a cabinet by 1980, and consolidates local districts into 88 county systems with shared tax bases. It earmarks 80 million for Cleveland State University, new job training centers, and expanded technical facilities across Ohio.
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Ohio Board of Regents
Rhodes
Board of Regents
State Department of Education
Cleveland State University
Cleveland Public Schools
University
Nixon offers cabinet post to Brooke and Brooke declines
Nixon sought to appoint Massachusetts Senator Edward Brooke to a cabinet role, potentially attorney general, to reach out to the black community. Brooke, the first Black senator since Reconstruction, declined to remain in the Senate and pursue a special administrative role. The move followed Nixon’s earlier rebuff from Nelson Rockefeller in a quiet visit.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
Massachusetts
Edward W. Brooke
Brooke
U.S. Senate
Nixon
Senate
Ramsey Clark
Law and Order
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Fifth Avenue
Thanksgiving Remains Landmark As Nation Counts Blessings
Thanksgiving 1963 finds Americans at home with families across the country while leaders and veterans mark the holiday. President Johnson at the Texas ranch and Vice President Humphrey in Minnesota share the long weekend, Nixon with Eisenhower at Walter Reed as he heals from heart attacks, and Abrams urges troops in Vietnam to give thanks for freedom. Major city parades headlined by Macy’s in New York and other stores feature floats and bands, while church leaders in St. Louis promote black pride and gratitude. The Post Office limits service for the day.
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Johnson
Texas Ranch
Hubert H. Humphrey
Waverly
Minn
Richard M. Nixon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Washington
Eisnehower
Kaufmann
Pittsburgh
Gimbel’s Department Store
Philadelphia
Pat Paulsen
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
St. Louis
William L. Matheus
St. Louisans
Post Office Department
New York
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Nixon
Pierre
Nixon-Agnew
White House
Youngstown Schools Shut, 27,000 Pupils Sent Home
Youngstown City Schools closed for the year as 27,000 students were sent home and buses were halted. Superintendent Zinser seeks about 7000 dollars owed by the state for transporting parochial pupils in fall, while tax rates remain cut and recent levy proposals failed. The district has borrowed 1.5 million from banks, which have now refused further credit, risking state support tied to 180 days of schooling.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Youngstown
Woodrow W. Zinser
Martin Essex
Columbus
Zinser
Family Prayer By Robert Louis Stevenson
A station on a page presents a prayer attributed to Robert Louis Stevenson. It pleads gratitude for home health and friendship and asks for strength courage temperance and enduring loyalty through trials and even death.
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Robert Louis Stevenson
Temporary injunction filed in Stimson Avenue case
Inside Today reports a temporary injunction in the Stimson Avenue assessment case with related notes on Carleton Church in Meigs County and transportation funds for Day Center children. The page also mentions Logan's assistant resignation, an ex-teacher studying sports administration, and various sections including comics and obituaries.
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Stimson Avenue
Carleton
Meigs County
Logan
Canadesseey
Ereeteres
Florida agencies vanish from House cut list
Florida lawmakers seek 25 agencies but fail to find 16 listed on the missing tally. The Bond Review Board and Confederate Pensions Board are among those unlocated while boards like Armory and Interstate Cooperation are cited as shadow agencies keeping on the books.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Florida House Reorganization Committee
Legislative Committee
Confederate Pensions Board
Water Resources Appeal Board
Gene Hutsell
Richard Pettigrew
Dmiami
Florida
Bond Review Board
House
Senate
Armory Board
Interstate Cooperation Commission
Board of Drainage Commissioners
Highway Secondary Trust Fund Trustees
Board of Vocational Education
Florida Securities Commission
State Treasurer’s Office
Thanksgiving aid flows to troops as Vietnam quiets
In Saigon American units observed Thanksgiving as top commanders praised restraint. Quartermasters and chefs moved a half million pounds of turkey to troops aided by Navy and Army helicopters delivering frozen fowl to ships and remote bases.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S. Army
Navy
Air Force
Marine and
Coast Guard
Turkey
Army
Hocking Valley Largest Showroom Highlighted in Messenger
The Messenger classifieds spotlight Hocking valley's biggest showroom for automobiles offering daily new and used cars at attractive prices. Financing service and guarantees are all spelled out to help buyers.
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Messenger
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Fort Worth
Tex
Shirley Tile
Brooksville
Robin Nash
Cleveland
Super Fuzz
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Paris
National Assembly
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Maurice Couve de Murville
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France
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