Athens considers emergency city income tax measure for 1964
Athens neighbors the broader Ohio debate on municipal income taxes with city council weighing an emergency ordinance to begin January 1 1964 and continue indefinitely or until voters decide. Proponents cite homegrown revenue and fairness while critics warn of business impact and privacy.
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Pakistani diplomat Zafrulla Khan to speak at Ohio University
Dr. Muhammed Zafrulla Khan, UN General Assembly president and Pakistan’s former foreign minister, will lecture on "The United Nations and the Middle East" at Memorial Auditorium on Friday, October 4 at 8 15 p.m. He will stay on campus to meet faculty and student discussion groups and attend a luncheon with the local Association of Religious Counsellors and a reception by the Center for International Programs.
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Middle East
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Pakistan
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Memorial Auditorium
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Association of Religious Counsellors
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Ruth Kennedy
U. N. General Assembly
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League of Nations
All-India Muslim League
Government College
Lahore
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London
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Examinations Canceled on Columbus Day Oct 12
The State Highway Patrol announced no driver examinations will be given that day due to the Columbus Day holiday on October 12.
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Hellebrandt Attends 50th SAM Dinner and CIOS Congress
Dr E T Hellebrandt of Ohio University attended the 50th anniversary dinner of the Society for Advancement of Management in New York City. He and Mrs Hellebrandt also joined the 13th International Management Congress by CIOS, a triannual event with origins linked to Hoover and Masaryk.
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Ohio University
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New York City
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CIOS
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Europe
Japanese Student Hikers Early
Five 23-year-old Waseda University students from Japan walk into Athens at a 20 mile-per-day pace as part of a North American Cross Country Hiking Party funded by university and private donations. They aim to study public investment, marketing, factory location, and community financing to bring ideas back to Japan. They plan to meet Governor introductions and possibly President Kennedy.
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New York City
Woman Pronounced Dead After Heart Attack
Mrs. Thelma Trout, 57, of 5714 Richland Ave, was pronounced dead at Sheltering Arms Hospital after an emergency squad rushed her from her home. She appeared to have suffered a heart attack and received oxygen en route to the hospital.
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Religious Rites Begin Yom Kippur Observed at OU
Yom Kippur will be observed by Jewish students faculty and townspeople from sundown Friday to sundown Saturday with prayer meditation and fasting. Hillel Foundation will conduct services in the Ohio University Music Hall Auditorium Friday at 7 p.m. and Saturday 10 a.m. to noon and 4 30 p.m. All services open to guests.
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Stylish double wool knit three piece suit with suede jacket
Fashion notes describe a three piece double wool knit suit including a suede hip length front jacket with five buttons and a top elim line skirt. Colors Persian Blue and Rouge Red offered in sizes 4 to 15 with contrast piping and jewel neck blouse.
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