Issue Seeks Higher Tax for Education Improvement
Ohio voters face Issue I to raise the sales tax from 3 to 4 percent to fund public education. The Ohio Council for Education estimates the plan would yield about 116 million dollars annually, with some estimates higher. The PEP plan would overhaul school funding, teacher pay, and subsidies, altering monthly to quarterly payments and expanding vocational and deprived-education programs.
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Ohio Council For Education
Council
Plan For Educational Progress
PEP
Antee
Boards of Education
Ohio
NEA Study Team Denounces Opposing Arguments on Tax Vote
A three member NEA study team visiting Columbus says opposition points in a voter fact sheet are misinformation. They support a 4 percent state sales tax bump expected to raise 116 million for schools and argue all districts would gain with state aid sharing costs.
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Columbus
Ohio
National Education Association
Ohio Council For Education
William McClure
University of Illinois
Eugene P. McLoone
George Washington University
Jean Flanigan
Washington
NEA
Secretary of State
Senator Robert C Blackburn Killed In I 71 Crash
State Sen. Robert C Blackburn of Dayton died after a two car incident on Interstate 71 south of Columbus. Police say his station wagon swerved in the median when traffic slowed, ejecting him as it rolled. He was 45 and died of a crushed chest at Mount Carmel Hospital. Blackburn was the first Black state senator since the 1930s and had announced a 1966 bid for the seat.
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Columbus
Robert C. Blackburn
Dayton
Here
Ohio Highway Patrol
Blackburn
Mount Carmel Hospital
Harry E. Davis
Cleveland
Senate
John C. Smith
Montgomery
Don’t pamper your wife flyer
An advertisement touts Warp FLEX-O-GLASS for porch or breezeway enclosures. It claims easy installation with shears, lets in UV light for sunlit spaces, and markets fuel savings, storage use, and low cost at 90 cents per square yard through local dealers.
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Homre
Rutland Boy Hit By Car in Rutland
A six year old Rutland boy, Charles Hall, remained hospitalized at Meigs General Hospital with a fractured leg after darting from behind a parked truck into State Route 124. The incident occurred Sunday evening as Larry Dale Carson, 25, of Middleport, drove the car. the sheriff noted the driver was not charged. Middleport emergency squad assisted at the scene.
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Middleport
Rutland
Meigs General Hospital
Charles Hall
William Hall
Meigs County
Robert Hartenbach
Larry Dale Carson
Woodside Illuminates Power Line Battle Ends With Underground Hope
In Woodside California the contested overhead power line is being built after a long fight against the Atomic Energy Commission. Work started last week and, though the town lost the battle, secured an agreement to convert the line to underground in the future.
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Woodside
Calif
David - and - Goliath
Atomic Energy Commission
Johnson
Riggs Announce Birth Of Their Fourth Son
Mr and Mrs David Riggs announce the birth of a son at Holzer Hospital on Oct 10. This is the couple's fourth son. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Eugene Atkins and Mr and Mrs Fred Riggs. Great grandparents are Mrs Herb Riggs, Mrs Victoria Stacy and Mrs Mary Diehl.
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David Riggs
Holzer Hospital
Riggses
Eugene Atkins
Fred Riggs
Herb Riggs
Victoria Stacy
Mary Diehl
Notables and Leaders Headline Weekend Travels and Mishaps
Lady Spencer-Churchill, widow of Sir Winston, suffered a broken right arm and cracked rib after a soccer ball strike in Hyde Park. US Secretary of the Army Stanley Resor toured the Berlin Wall on Sunday. Actress Dorothy Malone left Cedars after lung surgery and will rest in the desert before resuming Peyton Place. Sammy Davis Jr. expects to return tonight to Golden Boy after a nonfatal onstage injury. King Baudouin and Queen Fabiola departed Belgium for a Latin America tour covering Mexico, Chile, Argentina, and Brazil planned to last a month.
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Spencer-Churchill
Hyde Park
Friends
Sir Winston Churchill
Stanley R. Resor
Berlin Wall
Resor
U.S
Europe
Washington
Dorothy Malone
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Hollywood
Miss Malone
California
Sammy Davis Jr
Hillard Elkins
Davis
Mt. Sinai Hospital
New York
Fikins
King Baudouin
Fabiola
Belgium
Latin America
Mexico
Chile
Argentina
Brazil
Rev Boone Returns From Chicago Ministry Course
The Rev. Donald Boone pastor of the Middleport First Baptist Church completed a 10 day study in Chicago sponsored by the American Baptist Convention. He earned a national scholarship based on a paper titled Ministry to Modern Cliff Dwellers and other ministry articles including one in the Ohio Baptist Crusader. He met his wife in Akron where she attended the Ohio Baptist Convention. Mrs Boone is state chairman for special interest missionaries.
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Middleport
Donald Boone
Middleport First
Boston Receives 83.9 Million From Tax Receipts
The city will get the largest share of 26.5 million in Massachusetts city and town tax receipts. Boston's portion totals 3.9 million including 11.5 million from income tax and 15 million from corporate taxes.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Man Jumps From Crater After Landing on Bomb
Jaipur resident dives into a crater to take shelter as air raid sirens wail. He exits moments later after discovering the crater hid an unexploded 1000 pound bomb from the India Pakistan war.
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Jaipur
India
Population figure tops Colombia census report
In Bogota a national census released results showing Colombia’s population at 18.2 million. The census notes an increase of 59 million over the past 13 years.
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Bogota
Columbia
Colombia
Woman killed after kidnapping in canal near Cleveland
A 46 year old Valley View woman, Mrs James Kosciewicz, was kidnapped and shot to death as her companion Harry Scott escaped. The pair fled into an Ohio Canal in Valley View after a robber seized their car and car chase led to Independence Ohio. Two Hollywood California men, Clyde Alameda and Vincent Podosil, were arrested as the crime spree stretched from Independence to Akron.
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Cleveland
Valley Vein
Independence
James Kosciewicz
Ohio Canal
Harry E. Scott
Scott
Valley View
Bath
Ohio
Akron
Hollywood
Calif
Clyde W. Alameda
Vincent J. Podosil
California
Podosil
Independence Patrol
Pat Discenza
Edward Timinski
Podojil
Timinski
Marxist Is Hanged In Effigy At OSU Campus
At Ohio State University an effigy of Marxist author Herbert Aptheker was hanged early today in front of the administration building ahead of his campus appearance sponsored by Students for Liberal Action. Six students reportedly hung the effigy about 30 feet high. campus police could not identify the perpetrators.
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Columbus
Herbert Aptheker
Ohio State University
Associated Press
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