Mental Health Association Hears District Survey Findings
The Hocking County Mental Health Association discussed Southeast Ohio mental health survey results. The report shows low state agency adequacy and salaries, with calls to expand regional clinics, school psychologists, a psychiatric unit, and Rainbow School for disabled children. A dinner is planned for April 28.
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Hocking County
Ohio
Hocking County Mental Health Association
William LaFountain
Athens
Bill Miller
Daily News
Miller
LaFountain
Citizens’ Committee
Maxine Plummer
Ohio Mental Health Association
Athens State Hospital
Ohio University
State Hospital
Southeastern Ohio Guidance Center
Guidance Center
Mental Association
County
New General Hospital
Rainbow School
Robert McQuilkin
The
Mental Health Association
Construction Progress At New Hocking County Hospital
Weather conditions are improved and work at the new Hocking County hospital near Logan progresses rapidly. Superintendent Irv Harrison of C. C. Vogel reports all project phases on schedule with boilers installed heat lines complete and masonry advancing.
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Hocking County Hospital
Logan
Irv Harrison
C. C. Vogel
Harrison
Weather Outlook for Hocking Valley
Fair and mild conditions are forecast for the Hocking Valley on Thursday. The temperature was 64 degrees at 11 30 a m today, with a Tuesday high of 74 and an overnight low of 45.
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Hocking Valley
Satellite To Be Switchboard For Public Space Age
CAPE KENNEDY FL. AP The Early Bird communications satellite nears a 22 300 mile stationary position above the Atlantic to act as a space age switchboard for the first commercial uses. Comsat aims to operate a global network by 1967 with 240 two way channels and potential first year earnings of $10 million.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Communications Satellite Corp
Comsat
Early Bird
Atlantic Ocean
Equator
North America
Europe
United States
Farry Bird
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Lima Coach Factory Strike Ends After Eight Days
Nearly all of the 800 Superior Coach employees in Lima, Ohio, returned to work after an eight day strike. Local 711 UAW spokesmen said 83 percent ratified a new contract that includes better pensions, holiday benefits and insurance. The strike began March 29.
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Lima, Ohio
Bus Manufacturing Company
Lima
United Auto Workers
Viet Nam War Updates From Saigon To Mekong Delta
South Vietnamese and U S forces report a major Mekong delta victory with 309 Viet Cong killed or captured. Navy planes from the Coral Sea fire rockets and napalm while Air Force jets hit Viet Cong concentrations in Quang Ngai. U S and Vietnamese casualties total 16 soldiers and 5 Americans.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Mekong
U.S. Navy
Viet Nam
Coral Sea
U.S. Air Force
Quang Ngai
U.S
Vinh Loc
Ca Mau Peninsula
da Nang
Washington
Defense Department
Dong Phuong Thuong
Hanoi
Carey Quits As Head Of Big Union
Washington AP James B Carey resigns as president of the International Union of Electrical Workers after Labor Department ruling on illegality of his reelection. Paul J Jennings, founder and executive board member, expected to succeed him as head of the 400000 member union at $25500 annually.
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Carey
Big Union
Washington
Labor Department
James B. Carey
International Union of Electrical Workers
Paul J. Jennings
Jennings
Jan
IUE
Indictment Shocks Birmingham Klan Slayings Case
Three Birmingham white men tied to the Ku Klux Klan surrendered after a federal grand jury indicted them for conspiring to violate the rights of Viola Liuzzo, the Detroit housewife slain after the voting rights march. Named defendants are Collie Wilkins Jr., Eugene Thomas, and William Easton. Rowe Jr. is not named in the indictment. The act carries up to 10 years in prison and $5,000 fines.
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Birmingham
Ala
U.S
Montgomery
Collie Leroy Wilkins Jr
Fairfield
Eugene Thomas
William Orville Easton
Besmer
Viola Gregg Linzo
Detroit
Gary Thomas Rowe Jr
Lowndes County
Liuzzo
Selma
Johnson
Wilkins
Thomas
Eaton
Rowe
Ku Klux Klan
Washington
Allan J. Ellender
D-La
Ellender
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Senate
Ohio House OKs bill to close TB hospitals and raise subsidies
The Ohio House Finance Committee approved a bill by a 13 to 3 vote allowing the health director to close tuberculosis hospitals with excess empty beds. The measure moves to the Rules Committee for a floor vote and would double subsidies to the hospitals from 2.50 to 5 dollars per patient per day.
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COIL
Umbus
Ohio
Ohio House Finance Committee
Rules Committee
Negotiators Reach Early Contract for New York Newspapers
In New York the AFL CIO Typo graphical Union and seven daily newspaper publishers reached a contract early today, easing the threat of another city newspaper strike.
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New York
Afl-Cio Typographical Union
Auto Inspection Bill Nears Senate Committee Approval
The Ohio Senate Highways Motor Vehicles Committee recommended a bill requiring motor vehicle inspections in Ohio not more than twice per year. Inspections would be supervised by the Ohio Highway Patrol at designated stations, with a $2 inspection fee starting Jan 1, 1967.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Senate Highways Motor Vehicles Committee
Ohio Highway Patrol
TV Patriarch Dies in California Stroke Fatality
William King Driggs Sr. 79 patriarch of the King Family television show died Tuesday after suffering a stroke in Burbank California. The King family show popular in the 1960s and 1970s mourns the longtime host and family figure.
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Burbank, Calif
William King Driggs Sr
Johnson to speak on Vietnam policy from Johns Hopkins
President Johnson will deliver a major policy statement on the Vietnam war tonight from Johns Hopkins University to urge peace efforts by 17 nonaligned nations. The address aims to emphasize a peace track, respond to criticisms, and outline negotiator guidelines amid intensified air strikes and global concerns.
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Washington
Johnson
U.S
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
South Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
White House
United States
Viet Nam
India
Yugoslavia
United Arab Republic
Michael Stewart
House of Commons
London
Dean Rusk
Stewart
J. W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Red China
Maxwell D. Taylor
Fulbright
Debate Opened On Health Bill To Aid Older Americans
The House began debate on a $6 billion health and Social Security expansion for about 20 million people. The plan adds hospitalization and nursing care benefits, a 7 percent old age payment boost, and higher payroll taxes funded by recipients and the Treasury, with further provisions for widows students and the needy.
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Washington
House
Johnson
Federal
Treasury
Social Security Actuaries
Bridge Repair Delayed On Mulberry Street
Emergency repairs on Mulberry Street bridge postponed until Monday. Ernie Price, Hocking State Highway Superintendent, said the span will close at least one day to replace steel and lay new blacktop. Work tied to Smead transferring equipment from South Logan to its new Rt 328 plant.
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Mulberry St
Ernie Price
Hocking
Price
Smead
South Logan
Rt. 328
Appalachia Fund Gets House OK
The House approved a 344.328 million dollar appropriation to launch the Appalachian Regional Development Program as part of a 3.118 billion dollar omnibus bill. The bill, sent to the Senate by a 348 to 62 vote, is 18.308 million below President Johnson’s request and allocates most funding for fiscal 1964 through June 30, with the development program funds available for an additional year.
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Washington
House
Senate
Johnson
Senate Eyes Education Bill Moves Forward on Aid Plan
Senate considers President Johnsons plan to provide 1.3 billion dollars in federal aid to elementary and secondary schools. The measure faces possible floor amendments as supporters push to pass by Friday with growing GOP backing.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Senate Education and Labor Committee
Mike Mansfield
House Education Committee
House
Rules Committee
Everett M. Dirksen
Soviet Jets Fly Over Berlin During West German Session
Four Soviet MIG19 jets fired cannon as they flew at low altitude over Berlin to harass Allied air corridors during West German parliament proceedings. East Germany again closed the autobahn between Berlin and West Germany for the third day, the shortest closure yet lasting three hours.
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Berlin
West Germany
Congress Hall
West Berlin
East Germany
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Mekong Delta
Lea River
U.S. Information Agency
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Kerr-Mills
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