Ohio Senate may delay vote on workmen's comp revision
The Ohio Senate planned a vote on a bill to revise workmen's compensation benefits but GOP members with a slim majority may delay. Democrats oppose, arguing it wipes out labor gains from 1959. changes mainly affect appeals for injured workers and are backed by the Ohio Manufacturers Association and the Ohio Chamber of Commerce.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Senate
Ohio Manufacturers Association
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Aflcio
James A. Rhodes
William H. Deddens
Hamilton
Senate
House
Deddens
Robin Turner
R-Seneca
Turner
Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation
Department of Mental Hygiene and Corrections
Attorney General
Ross Pepple
R-Allen
Khrushchev Declines China Visit Offers Showdown Talks
Moscow reports Khrushchev declines a Peking visit and invites Mao to Moscow or send a delegation for high level talks. The Chinese side on record offered a delegation option while Brezhnev prepares to visit. Tass notes Mao seeks a 1950s style international Communist conference on coexistence versus hard line.
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Moscow
Peking
Khrushchev
Red China
Mao Tze-tung
Moscow-Peking
China
Chou En-lai
Mao
Cambodia
Communist Party
Central Committee
Leonid Brezhnev
Tass
China road building eyed as potential Southeast Asia threat
U S intelligence experts warn of extensive Chinese road construction along the southern border. They fear a buildup toward possible advances into Thailand Burma or other Southeast Asian areas. The reports cite prior Chinese road and base developments before actions on India's northern frontier and a network radiating from Yunnan near Burma North Vietnam and Laos.
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Washington
USS
Red China
Thailand
Burma
Southeast Asia
India
Yunnan
South China
Viet Nam
Laos
Ohio Auditor Roger Tracy reports payroll cuts in 1960s
Columbus Ohio AP Roger W Tracy state auditor says his office runs with 10.4 percent fewer staff since Jan 14 when he took over from James Rhodes now governor. He notes 440 employees on Jan 15 and 394 full time by end of March.
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Columbus, Ohio
Roger W. Tracy
James Rhodes
Tracy
Daley Reelected Chicago Mayor in landslide victory
Chicago mayor Richard J. Daley won a third consecutive four year term defeating Republican Benjamin S. Adamowski 678 347 to 549 816 a margin of 137 531 in Tuesday’s mayoral election.
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Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Benjamin S. Adamowski
Passman seeks to curb foreign aid despite vindication
Rep. Otto Passman of Louisiana, longtime foe of foreign aid, says he feels vindicated by criticism of aid programs but remains focused on cutting the Kennedy administration's 4.5 billion proposal. He argues aid is wasteful, harms the U.S. economy, and should be replaced by trade and private investment.
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Washington
Otto Passman
D-La
Kennedy
Monroe
Capitol Hill
Passman
House
Tom
Southeast Asia
Senate Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Special Committee
Lucius
D. Clay
Clay Committee
Congress
State Department
Executive Department
Alliance For Progress
U.S
Explorer 17 Satellite Zips Into Orbit From Cape Canaveral
Explorer 17, a 410 pound satellite, lifted Tuesday night on a Delta rocket into an egg shaped orbit 150 to 570 miles high. NASA reports good signals as ground stations monitor a 60 to 90 day mission with 10 to 20 data bursts daily to study atmospheric density and composition.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Delta
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Nelson Spencer
Space Agency
France to receive U S nuclear arms for German-based planes
The United States will arm two French fighter-bomber units in West Germany with nuclear weapons under American control via a permissive link system. The deal, nine such NATO accords, keeps warheads controlled from bases and does not apply to French units on French soil.
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Washington
United States
West Germany
Defense Department
France
U.S
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Charles de Gaulle
Kennedy
Paris
de Gaulle
Soviet Moon Shot Lunik 4 Races US for Space Lead
The 3,130 pound Lunik 4 blasted into space as Moscow pursues a moon milestone. Officials in Washington say no panic, while scientists debate whether the craft will orbit or land a unmanned station to gather data ahead of a manned mission.
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Moscow
United States
Washington
Yuri Lipsky
Pravda
Bernard Lovell
Britain
Jodrell Bank Observatory
State to Halt Free Collections in Ohio Department Move
Ohio Department of Personnel will end free payroll deductions for about 60,000 state employees each month. Director Wayne Ward said the change saves over 75 thousand dollars annually and shifts collection costs to companies or individuals through higher rates. Some savings bond deductions will be paid by departments.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Department of Personnel
Department
Wayne Ward
SEC Reports On Stock Probe
SEC unfolds a report on grave abuses in stock sales to unsophisticated investors while noting the securities business is not broadly tainted. Cary cites ongoing regulation and a 1,600-page study urging tighter controls, new rules, and stricter industry self policing to curb crooked salesmen and misleading tips.
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Washington
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
William L. Cary
Congress
Commission
Cary
Senate
House
Stock Market Up Sharply After Indictments
New York AP reports a sharp midday rebound on Wall Street as gains spread across steels and motors. Trading was active with mixed advances in tobacco, chemicals, oils, building materials, and electrical equipment, first hour volume 1.14 million, second hour 2.07 million, AP average up 1.0 to 260.3 with industrials up 2.1, rails up .2, utilities up .2.
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New York
Wall Street
Associated Press
Prisoners To Be Freed By China Repatriation
Tokyo AP reports China will release and repatriate 3,213 Indian prisoners of war captured during last fall’s border fighting. China News Agency announced the plan.
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Tokyo
China
China News Agency
John Shaw Removed From Highway Post
John Shaw the Hocking County state highway maintenance superintendent was removed for insubordination after refusing an assigned transfer to Meigs County. Four equipment operators were laid off for economy reasons, while Ned Gabriel was moved to Woodsfield, and Ralph Larimer temporarily directs operations at the docking garage pending party committee action.
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John Shaw
Hocking County
Wayne Todd
Division 10
Shaw
Todd
Meigs County
Ned Gabriel
Woodsfield
John Culbertson
James Lavely
Dale Schultz
Ralph J. Flowers
Civil Service
Ralph Larimer
Wyandotte Ave
Republican Executive Committee
Larimer
Bali Volcano Rumblings Hint Next Eruption May Come
Bali Information Director Anak Agung warns another eruption of Agung volcano could occur in two to three days as smoke clouds intensify. He notes current conditions closely resemble the pattern before the March 17 eruption that killed nearly 1,500 and displaced over 70,000.
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Denpasar
Bali
Agung
Anak Agung
Ohio Weather Outlook Mixed Clouds and Warmup
Official Weather Bureau summary for Ohio notes increasing cloudiness Tuesday night with mild temperatures. It will be windy and warmer today with highs in the upper 70s to low 80s. Tonight showers and thundershowers precede a cold front, with much colder air Thursday. Five day forecast: near normal temperatures, rainfall one half to one inch, colder Thursday, warming into weekend.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Hocking Valley
Logan School Board Accepts Bid for Pool Filter System Repair
The Logan city school board accepted a 2061 bid from Geiger Bros. Plumbing to repair and renovate the filter house at the city pool. Harburger Plumbing Co. bid 3995, including a 15 horsepower starter. Geiger offered 90 more for the starter which will likely be unnecessary. The main issue is a malfunctioning filtration circula tion pump and valves. The board may sandblast and repaint the pool and will advertise bids for sealing blacktop basketball courts at Central elementary, the pool, and the playground at West elementary. Temporary measures for cooks workload were approved while evaluating the closed lunch hour system.
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Logan City
Geiger Bros. Plumbing
Harburger Plumbing Co
Geiger Bros
Filer House
Central Elementary School
West Elementary
City Council
Council
Logan
Rebels Strike Buenos Aires Threaten Naval Fleet Movement
Loyalist forces attack the Punta Indio air base near Buenos Aires while a rebel fleet led by the aircraft carrier Independencia sails toward the capital. Battles erupt across Magdalena La Plata Bahia Blanca Cordoba as the June 23 elections loom.
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Buenos Aires
Navy
Punta Indio
Navy Panther
Magdalena
Jose Maria Guido
Bahia Blanca
Cordoba
Guido
Juan D. Peron
Independencia
River Plate
la Plata
Mar del Plata
Carlos Armanini
Feladio Vazquez
Vazquez
Congress
Argentina
1200 Shun Jobs In Newark Fuss At Kaiser Plant
About 1,200 United Steelworkers union members in Newark Ohio stayed off the job at the Kaiser Aluminum plant. Pickets lined the gates and both shifts honored the shutdown as a union authorized strike over working conditions. The union urged a return to work, but workers refused.
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Newark, Ohio
United Steelworkers
Kaiser Aluminum
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