State Board Proposes Consolidation and Bus Bid Plan
Ohio State Board of Education moves to urge consolidation of small private and parochial schools amid minimum standards questions. It tables a plan for voluntary centralized bus bidding while allocating 6 074010 in federal aid for vocational facilities and creating Moundbuilders Joint Vocational School District in Licking County.
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Columbus
State Board of Education
Paul Walker
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Wayne Shaffer
Bryan
106Th General Assembly
Shaffer
Franklin County
Cleveland
Tri-County
Athens
Hocking
Perry Counties
Youngstown
Lorain
Dayton
Elyria
Akron
Moundbuilders Joint Vocational
Licking County
Conversion of Hospital Funds Hit
State Auditor reports a Greene Memorial Hospital case involving $1788 converted to private use. Former administrator Leo Reich faced $1567, plus smaller charges against a secretary, director of nurses, and a pharmacy overpayment. All but one item were repaid. record destruction hindered full audit.
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Columbus
Chester W. Goble
Greene County
Greene Memorial Hospital
Xenia
Marshal E. Peterson
Goble
Leo Reich
Reich
Jean Foley
Evelyn Lauterbach
Buck
Miss Foley
Ralph A. Voelker
Johnson seeks leader for housing department post
President Johnson weighs cabinet pick to head the new Department of Housing and Urban Development and faces opposition from some Negro groups and city mayors. Weaver, 57, leads the Housing and Home Finance Agency and is urged by allies, while critics cite limited experience outside housing and political concerns.
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Raymond J. Crowley
Washington
Johnson
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Robert C. Weaver
Weaver
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Cabinet Department
John F. Kennedy
Congress
Kennedy
Conference of Mayors
Thousands More Will Go To Viet
Washington reports indicate a further US troop buildup in South Vietnam beyond 125000. The remaining 1st Infantry Division brigade may join others already there as the Army plans to train a new division at Fort Riley while dispatching combat, logistics, and aviation elements. Rusk and defense sources note the total will likely exceed the 125000 threshold. The arrival of the 1st Cavalry Division is underway, pushing total forces toward the 125000 mark.
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Fred S. Hoffman
Washington
South Viet Nam
Johnson
Viet Nam
Ft. Riley
Kaw
Dean Rusk
Capitol Hill
1St Cavalry
Ohio State trustees weigh speaker rule at Wooster meeting
Ohio State University trustees gather in Wooster amid debate over the campus speaker rule banning communists and subversives. President Fawcett hints the policy may be discussed as a May session continues at the Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center.
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Ohio State
James W. Shocknessy
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Shocknessy
Kidney transplant planned from Ferrer to daughter in Michigan
A 47 year old man, Frank Ferrer, was to donate a kidney to his daughter Patricia Shontz of Rochester Michigan. Patricia, 24, lost a kidney in an accident at age ten and has been awaiting a transplant as her husband James noted. The operation was scheduled at Cleveland Clinic Hospital where she had been preparing for six weeks.
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Cleveland
Frank Ferrer
Patricia Shontz
Rochester
Mich
Maumee Seen as Possible Chrysler Plant Site
United Auto Workers officials identify Maumee a Toledo suburb as the best potential Ohio location if Chrysler moves its Highland Park machining facilities out of Michigan. Governor Romney promised to oppose any relocation in a letter to union reps dated Monday.
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Lansing
Mich
United Auto Workers
Maumee
Toledo
Ohio
Chrysler Corp
Highland Park
Michigan
George Romney
Romney
Aberdeen quints drift from public eye on private birthday
Aberdeen South Dakota hosts the Fischer quintuplets birthday at their private 17 room ranch home. The family avoids public events as media interest and tourist attention fade, while annual income from exclusive licensing funds their future and supports the 800 acre cattle ranch.
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Aberdeen
Fischers
Aber
Fischer
South Dakota
Fischer Road
Rushmore
Andy Fischer
Post Office Reveals Summer Hire Lists After Ban Lifted
Postmaster General John A. Gronouski announces lifting the disclosure ban on summer job hires by the Post Office Department. He says 39 percent were Congress-recommended and 61 percent came via state and local agencies or postmasters, with 8600 total hires and most using earnings for education.
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Washington
Post Office Department
John A. Gronouski
Congress
Gronouski
Albert H. Quie
Minnesota
H. R. Gross
Iowa
Norwegians Vote Out Socialist Government After 30 Years
Oslo reports Norway elected a four party coalition with a 10 seat majority in the 150 member Storting for four years. Voter turnout reached about 85 percent as Socialists were defeated by right and left wing sentiment. No new premier named before reconvening October 1.
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Oslo
Norway
Storting
Sweden
Denmark
Einar Gerhardsen
Student Electrocuted After Car Crash Near City Limits
Charles Robert Wells a 20 year old student at the Jackson Manpower Training Center died in an accidental electrocution after his car struck a utility pole near the northwest city limits. Police said Wells of Love City Guernsey County was alone in the vehicle when he attempted to leave.
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Jackson
iPi
Charles Robert Wells
Jackson Manpower Training Center
Wells
Love City
Guernsey County
Judge Corrigan Named Ohio Judicial Conference Chairman
COLUMBUS in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Judge John V. Corrigan is elected the new chairman of the Ohio Judicial Conference. Vice chairmen named by the executive committee include Judge Harold S. Ewing of Flyria and Eugene R. McNeill of Van Wert.
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Ahoga County
Common Pleas
John V. Corrigan
Harold S. Ewing
Flyria
Eugene R. McNeill
van Wert
U.S. Aims to Cut Hurricane Betsy Impact
A Johnson administration report outlines steps to detect and track storms earlier, study weather control possibilities, join a world weather watch, and improve national hazard warnings.
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Washington
Johnson
Secretary of Commerce
John T. Connor
Environmental Science Services Administration
Commerce Department
U. S
Adenauer narrowly avoids American shell during WWII memoir recount
Bonn chancellor Konrad Adenauer, age 89, recalls a near miss from an American artillery shell in his garden overlooking the Rhine. He describes seeing the shell 300 meters away and diving as it exploded 12 meters from him, in the opening chapter of his memoirs published in West German papers.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenaur
West Germany
Adenauer
Gestapo
Cologne
Rheendorf
Rhine
the Rhine
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