Ohio educators propose intermediate school units plan
A committee led by M. Bryan Morton will present recommendations to the State Board of Education on November 14 about reorganizing Ohio public schools into intermediate units of about 10 000 pupils. The plan aims to reduce county boards and consolidate small districts while preserving larger districts and exempted systems. Morton stressed no formal Ohio action and suggested only further study by the board. The group met with superintendents from several counties to review the proposals.
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Ohio
State Board of Education
M. Bryan Morton
American Association of School Administrators
AASA
Morton
State Board
Frank Dick
Sylvania
Raymond Drage
Plain
Stark County
Herman Humphrey
Plains
Athens County
Harold Schnell
West Carrollton
Montgomery County
W. E. Weagly
Garyn City
A. O. Tom
Muskingum County
Demand End To Algerian War Rioting Shatters French Scene
Paris saw violent protests against the six year Algerian war with hundreds injured and dozens detained. Riots along the Left Bank left 60 demonstrators and 15 police hurt as 527 students were arrested. thousands demonstrated peacefully across many cities.
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Paris
France
Lyon
Toulose
Nevers
Toulon
Brest
Union
North Africa
Algeria
Communist Party
de Gaulle
Nobel Peace Prize again left vacant in Oslo
The Nobel committee announced no Peace Prize this year and reserved the prize money for next year. Prizes for medicine and literature for 1960 have been awarded, while chemistry and physics will be announced on November 3.
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Oslo
Norway
Nobel Committee
Mite
Kennedy Links Peace to Economy in Pennsylvania Stop
Democratic candidate John F. Kennedy argued that peace and security depend on a strong economy as he campaigned in Pennsylvania for the fourth time. He criticized the Eisenhower years for recessions and a slowdown, urged full use of steel mills, and warned against drifting domestic policy.
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Kennedy
Pennsylvania
John F. Kennedy
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
United States
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
U.S
Free World
America
Gnu mating plan links Griffith Park and Fresno zoos
Los Angeles reports Griffith Park Zoo will partner with Fresno Zoological Society to pair a male gnu with female gnus. With Griffith Park lacking a male and Fresno offering surplus males, both institutions aim to produce new gnus through this cross zoo mating effort.
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Los Angeles
Griffith Park Zoo
Fresno Zoological Society
Griffith Park
Fresno
Nixon Makes Bid For Illinois Vote
Nixon and Eisenhower united against communism as Nixon campaigns in Illinois after a rough day in Michigan. A crowd exceeds five thousand cheered his Danville arrival while a scrap metal device on Indiana railroad tracks prompted safety checks on his train. Stratton predicts a Nixon victory in Illinois with its 27 electoral votes.
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Nixon
Illinois
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Fort Wayne
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Secret Service
Eisenhower
William G. Stratton
Geneva joins UN WHO as 96th member
The Republic of the Congo is admitted as the 96th member of the World Health Organization. This expanding membership reflects growing global cooperation in health policy and infectious disease control. The entry signifies further participation by Congo in international health programs and conferences.
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Geneva
Republic of the Congo
UN World Health Organization
India pushes compromise plan to end UN disarmament boycott
India and six nations seek support for a nine point proposal to bring West and Soviet blocs to the arms talks. V. K. Krishna Menon outlined the plan in a speech before the 99 nation committee. US reacted favorably while the Soviet bloc said it omits Khrushchev’s disarmament proposals.
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N.Y
India
V. K. Krishna Menon
Burma
Mexico
Venezuela
Sweden
United Arab Republic
Yugoslavia
United States
Khrushchev
President Eisenhower to Speak on ABC TV Dinner Address
President Eisenhower delivers a televised speech tonight at 9 p m EST on ABC TV. The event is hosted by the Nixon for President Committee of Pennsylvania during a fundraising dinner.
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Washington
Eisenhower
The
Nixon-for-President Committee of
Pennsylvania
Abc-Tv
Arthur defeats The Plains in football showdown
McArthur defeats The Plains as Athens plans a Jackson jinx swap. women voters schedule a candidates meeting. OU eyes a seventh win at WM. Scores show Athens 23 Logan 18 Chauncey 14 with Gallipolis 10 and Pomeroy 5 highlighting a regional summary.
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McArthur
Athens
Jackson
Logan
Chauncey
Markets
Debee cc Ics
Nelsonville
Gallipolis
Pt. Pleasant
Pomeroy
Middleport
Descas Television
Cuba Gripped By Invasion Jitters
Havana reports anxiety over invasion rumors and civil war fears between Castro loyalists and opponents. Major Raul Castro reportedly moved his family to a Santiago headquarters as the armed forces mobilize. Vinegar shortages and long visa lines at the U S Embassy reflect the panic.
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Havana
Cuba
Fidel
Raul Castro
Armed Forces
Santiago
Oriente
U. S
Race Relations Snap In Tennessee Town
In Jackson Tennessee angry white residents disrupted a Negro lunch counter sit-in staged by five Lane College students two of whom were women. Eggs insults insect spray and several shoves ended the brief protest as the students ducked their heads to avoid projectiles.
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Jackson, Tenn
Lane College
Dailies Back Nixon in Presidential Race
New York newspapers rally behind Vice President Richard M Nixon while Senator John F Kennedy gains more support than Adlai Stevenson did in 1956, Editor and Publisher magazine reports.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Adlai E. Stevenson
Arrow
New York Garment Workers
California
Restaurateur Paul Fuller Elected NFSA President
Paul A. Fuller a Wilmington Ohio restaurateur is named president of the National Food Service Association new leader chosen to guide the trade group.
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Columbus
The
National Food Service Association
Paul A. Fuller
Wilmington
Ohio
Five day forecast shows warmer weekend and rain chances
The forecast calls for average temperatures about five degrees above normal with highs around the mid sixties and warm nights. Expect cooler conditions by midweek with a 0.25 inch precipitation expectation and shower chances Saturday and Tuesday or Wednesday.
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OHTO
OVIA Opposes Inland Waterway Tolls
The Ohio Valley Improvement Association and its 65th annual convention urged defeating tolls on waterways. The group warned tolls would destroy current projects and curb Ohio River improvements while stressing need for low cost transport. It also called for 1962 federal funding to speed lock and dam modernization and flood control.
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Cincinnati
Ohio Valley Improvement Association
OVIA
Ohio River
Ohio Valley
Association
Ohio
Car Rips Crowd in Chicago Killing Five at Loop Intersection
A woman driver, who said she blacked out, jumped a sidewalk and struck a crowd at Randolph and Franklin Streets. Five people were killed and three others injured, with bodies hurled as the car sped through the intersection. All victims lived in western suburbs.
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Randolph and
Franklin Sts
Soviet Spy Pair Indicted by Federal Jurors in New York
FBI arrested Igor Melekh and Willie Hirsch in New York on charges of spying for the Soviet Union and failing to register as foreign agents. They allegedly sought Chicago aerial photos and a map of military sites. A third man, Kirill Doronkin, is named as co conspirator. Bail set at 50000, hearing November 3.
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New York
FBI
United Nations
Soviet Union
Manhattan
Igor Yagovlevich Melekh
UN Secretariat
Willie Hirsch
Chicago
State Department
Melekh
Kirill S. Doronkin
Office of Public Information
The
Logan Man John B. Connor Dies at 67
John B. Connor 67 administrator of the Kachelmacher estate died of a heart attack at home in Logan. He had led the estate since moving from New Straitsville about 20 years ago and was a member of St. John's Church and Logan Elks. Survived by wife Agnes, three sons John A. in Edgewater Maryland Phil in Dayton and Jerry in Logan. daughters Patricia Columbus and Mrs Harold Kessler Athens. sister Mrs C B Donahue Logan. Funeral arrangements set with Roberts funeral home Rosary Sunday evening Requiem Monday at St. John's Church. Burial Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Logan
John B. Connor
Kachelmacher
North St
Connor
New Straitsville
St. John’s Catholic Church
Logan Lodge
BPO Elks
Agnes
John A
Edgewater
Phil
Dayton
Jerry
Patricia Connor
Columbus
Harold Kessler
Athens
C. B. Donahue
Roberts Funeral Home
St. John’s Church
Charles P. Foy
Oak Grove Cemetery
Parolee Bates Held After Fatal Altercation in Point Pleasant
Parolee Dale Lewis Bates, 28, of Point Pleasant, jailed on parole violation while police investigate a death tied to a reported fight. Bates claimed he broke up the melee that left William Dale Putney dead from a head blow. Ben Wright and Freeland Fox, both in jail for murder inquiry, face a Friday hearing before Justice A M Goodwin.
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Point Pleasant
Dale Lewis Bates
Bates
State
William Dale Putney
Ben Samuel Wright
Silver Hill
Freeland Lyle Fox
Columbus
Putney
Wright
Fox
Justice of Peace
A. M. Goodwin
Prestige Declines in American Prestige in Europe
The New York Herald Tribune reports a U S Information Agency finding dated Oct 10 showing a continuing decline in American prestige in Western Europe compared with the Soviet Union.
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New York
The
New York Herald Tribune
U. S. Information Agency
Western
Europe
Soviet Union
Soviet Deputy Denounces UN Arrest as Protoca tion
United Nations New York Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian A Zorin called the arrest of a Soviet UN secretariat member on espionage charges an obvious protocation. The remark escalates Cold War tensions as officials seek clarity on the case and its implications for UN neutrality.
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Melekh
United Nations
N. Y
Valerian A. Zorin
UN Secretariat
Justice Department cites Pearson column as baseless innuendo
The Justice Department says a Drew Pearson column contained baseless innuendo against Vice President Richard M. Nixon and others.
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Washington
The
Justice Department
Drew Pearson
Richard M. Nixon
Debate Still Uncertain On Fifth Radio Debate
Prospects remained unclear for a fifth radio television debate between the presidential candidates as political groups weighed timing and venue options.
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New York
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