Plan for Educational Progress aids Ohio schools
State Issue No. 1 the Plan for Educational Progress would revise the basic Ohio School Foundation law, sending 116 million dollars yearly to elementary and secondary schools. It aims to raise state support, fund counseling, vocational programs, help handicapped students, attract better teachers, cover summer school costs, and target funds to districts with greatest need. The column notes the plan’s long ballot and promises to discuss local finances next.
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State Educational Association
Lima
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers, Inc
Ohio School Boards Assn
Ohio Association of Public School Employees
Ohio Association of School Business Officials
Ohio Education Association
Ohio Department of Classroom Teachers
Ohio Department of Elementary School Principals
Ohio Association of School Administrators
Ohio Association of Secondary School Principals
Ohio School Foundation
Plan For Educational Progress
No To The Marches Opinion on Viet Nam protests
The Star urges restraint and condemns marches that could aid the enemy while affirming support for U S Southeast Asia policy. It cites demonstrations as risky to national unity and warns of possible harm, urging alternative methods to express dissent without endangering troops or civilians.
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Viet Nam
Johnson
Southeast Asia
GOP
Star
United States
Eisenhower
Memory Lane Talk By Hal Boyle Sparks Nostalgia
Hal Boyle reflects on memory as a safe doorway to the past, recalling midcentury American life. He sketches vignettes from bygone days including John Sullivan, fashion fads, lunch at saloons, domestic mice, storm cellars, sock knitting, transfusion fears, Spot the Dalmatian, outdoor cooking, Santa Claus belief, car fender scratches, Gertrude Ederle’s Channel swim and ticker tape parade, Prohibition-era home brew earnings, the 15 cent chocolate soda, and siblings vying for the Saturday bath line.
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Santa Claus
Gertrude Ederle
English Channel
Manhattan
Lima Star Subscription Rates And Notices
The Lima Star lists subscription prices by carrier and wall daily, with different annual and multi month options for Obie and outside Obie readers. The notice credits all news to the Associated Press or other sources as applicable.
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Wall
Maall
Kennedy’s judicial picks spark controversy and scrutiny
Drew Pearson reports Teddy Kennedy faces backlash over recommending Francis Morrissey for a federal judgeship. Johnson demands stricter background checks after Morrissey and other past blemishes raise questions about merit versus patronage. Bress case widens political sensitivity and prompts calls for reform.
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Bell - Mc-Clure Syndicate
Washington
Teddy Kennedy
Massachusetts
Francis X. Morrissey
Johnson
Teddy
Harvard
Great Britain
Senate
Morrissey
Georgia
Leonard Walsh
District of Columbia
Walsh
U.S. Court of Appeals
Lawrence Groner
Bobby Kennedy
New York
Bobby
Today In History Highlights of This Date
On this date in 1892 the World's Columbian Exposition was formally dedicated in Chicago. Also noted are the frigate Constitution launched in 1797 at Boston and Nelson mortally wounded in 1805 at Trafalgar. Alfred Nobel born in 1833 and Edison testing the incandescent lamp in 1879. The New York World's Fair closed in 1940.
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Boston
Lord Nelson
Trafalgar
Alfred Nobel
Thomas A. Edison
Ohio Reapportionment Cuts House to 99 Seats Senate 33
The State Apportionment Board reapportioned Ohio with a 99 member House and a 33 member Senate. Urban counties are split into single member districts while three House districts merge into one Senate district. The article notes the deviation between the most and least populous districts, highlighting the 29th district with 111,624 residents.
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Ohio
Senate
Critics fault Lima Symphony review and state reapportion plan
A reader rebukes a Lima Sunday review claiming it missed the organ’s role and urges constructive criticism. The letter also critiques Ohio political reapportionment by Governors Rhodes and officials, calling timing and motives into question and urging careful legal and political scrutiny.
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