Majority Favors Closing Ilesboro Elementary School
Starr Washington school board and Ilesboro residents favor closing Ilesboro Elementary and transferring its 57 pupils to Union Furnace. Some residents want to keep the school open. bus time changes are debated. A $7,700 annual saving is cited, with a decision before next fall.
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Ilesboro Elementary
Starr-Washington School Board
Ilesboro Area
Iesboro
Union Furnace School
Lowell Cole
Starr-Washington
Cole
Vored
Ilesboro
Union Furnace
Fresboro
Iilesboro
Record 1963 high of 83 in Hocking County
A new 1963 high of 83 degrees was reached Wednesday afternoon, surpassing the prior 82 at the state highway barn. Night temps fell to 58, the mildest low of the year, with windy warmer weather forecast for Friday and a chance of scattered thunderstorms. A thunderstorm caused .35 inch rain and knocked out power to 56 Nickel Plate Rd. homes until repairs by Ohio Power Co. crews by 4:46 a.m.
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Mercury
Hocking County
Nickel Plate Rd
Ohio Power Co
Tornadoes Rake Midwest Killing One Person
Storms ripped across Illinois Indiana and Michigan with a killer tornado near Kankakee Illinois and damage in Bourbonnais and six other communities. One death, many injuries, and about 200 left homeless as a 300 yard wide by 3 mile long tornado path touched down south of Chicago.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Kankakee
Ill
Chicago
Bourbonnais
Ill-Fated Thresher Sub Details Revealed at Inquiry
Navy court of inquiry hears LT Raymond McCoole recount ongoing mechanical problems aboard the ill fated nuclear submarine Thresher. He describes sail and rudder plane repairs the night before the fatal test dive and says a March 23 fast cruise was cut short by Cmdr John Harvey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
N.H
Thresher
Raymond McCoole
McCoole
Navy
Mrs. Kunzman Dies At 46 In Nelsonville
Alice Louise Kunzman 46 of 447 Scott St Nelsonville died unexpectedly last night on arrival at Mount St Mary Hospital after returning from University Hospital Columbus. She was assistant editor of the Nelsonville Tribune owned by her husband Richard. Surviving: husband, parents, a son Bill a University of Delaware student a daughter Merrilee and two brothers Ward L Mason and Karl A Mason. Funeral 1 p.m. Saturday Johnson Funeral Home Nelsonville. Burial Greenlawn Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p.m. today.
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Alice Louise Kunzman
Scott St
Nelsonville
Mount St. Mary Hospital
University Hospital, Columbus
Monroe St
Edward and
Fredora Mason
Hammond
Ind
Omaha University
Omaha World- Herald Tribune
Nelsonville Methodist Church
Business and Professional Women's Club
Pandorian Club
Bill
University of Delaware
Merrilee
Ward L. Mason
Buffington
Karl A. Mason
Denver
Colo
Johnson
Charles Graham
Greenlawn Cemetery
Ohio Hospital Safety Stressed At Convention
About 3 000 Ohio industrial safety professionals heard Francis E. Lambert urge hospitals to strengthen safety programs. He said hospital safety committees should lead inspections and investigations at their facilities during the 33rd All Ohio Safety Congress session in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus, Ohio
Francis E. Lambert
Columbus State
Murray City Seeks Funds for New Fire Truck
Mayor Richard Smith forms a three member committee to lead a fund raising drive for a new Murray City fire truck. The effort recalls a 1930 campaign that purchased the current vehicle. A PTA minstrel show raised 207.87 with a dance to follow on April 27 at the Eagles hall to support the fund. Contributions may be mailed to Fire Truck Fund Murray City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
Richard Smith
Charles
Chic) Collins
Forrest Ayers
Dean Farrell
Collins
PTA
Ohio approves 750 million road bill and 28 million for safety
Ohio Senate approves nearly 750 million dollars for two-year road funding and 28 million for Highway Safety operations. Bond proposals seek 200 million for university buildings and emergency classroom needs. Senate and House clashes over building funds and new appeals process noted.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Senate
Department of Highway Safety
House
Senate
James A. Rhodes
Common Pleas Court
Common Pleas
Ross Pepple
R-Allen
Charles H. Jones
R. Butler
John Smith
D-Montgomery
People
Jones-Smith
Dayton
Lima
Exile Leader Cuban Ready 10 biasr v.95. Pol.ijus8sg
Hocking County may become a national recreation area as the Kennedy era plan to expand outdoor recreation advances. The Recreation Advisory Council led by Interior Secretary Udall outlines criteria and potential sites including Lake Logan and Be tween the Lakes in Tennessee Valley Authority land.
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Hocking County
Kennedy
Congress
Secretary of the Interior
Stewart
Lake Logan
Clear Creek
Buck Run
Scott's Creek
Ohio
Midwest
Recreation Advisory Council
Department of the Interior
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Council
Youth Wounded After Escape From East German Armored Car
East German border guards fired as a Soviet made armored car commandeered by a 19 year old mechanic breached the wall near Eisenstrasse. Wolfgang Engels was wounded in the chest and hand but expected to leave hospital in about three weeks. West Berlin police evacuated onlookers as East German guards pulled the vehicle from debris.
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Berlin
Wolfgang Engels
West Berlin
Engels
Eisenstrasse
East Berlin
Neukoelln
Document from Miro Cardona sets Cuba conflict backdrop
In Miami, Jose Miro Cardona threatens to publish a 20 page resignation letter accusing the United States of bad faith amid Cuba policy dispute with the Kennedy administration. He cites a State Department demand to withhold publication and criticizes U.S. handling of Cuba and Soviet withdrawals while Keating blasts the administration’s Cuban policy before editors.
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Miami
Fla
Cuban Revolutionary Council
United States
Jose Miro Cardona
Fidel Castro
Miro
Washington
Castro
State Department
Council
Kennedy
Kenneth B. Keating
Cuba
Keating
New York
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Cuban
Caribbean
U.S
Dean Rusk
George W. Ball
W. Averell Harriman
Panama Presses U.S. to Return Canal Zone to Panama
Panama plans to urge the United States to abandon control of the Canal Zone and turn the strip back to Panamanian authority. The government would keep U.S. operation of the canal while Panamanians take over industrial and commercial activities in the zone.
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Panama
United States
Canal Zone
David Samudio
Samudio
Panama Canal
Brickbats Fly In Fair Dispute
In Ohio, Gov. Rhodes faces criticism as Bryan Sandles resigns from the Ohio Expositions Commission amid claims of pressure to quit and bids to control the State Fair. Sandles accuses the administration of pushing a government takeover while Morr denies coercion and notes Sandles sought resignation.
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Columbus, Ohio
Bryan P. Sandles
Ohio Expositions Commission
James A. Rhodes
Sandles
Ohio Fair Managers Association
Rhodes
Springfield
Ohio
Fred E. Morr
Agriculture Department
Morr
Commission
New 3 Man State Liquor Board Named
Gov. Rhodes signed an emergency act creating a three member state liquor commission to replace the previous four member board. Appointees are Kenneth E. Thomas chair from Grove City for 1969, Bernard T. Chupka vice chair from Columbus for 1967, and Maynard Dickerson from Youngstown for 1968. All are attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Kenneth E. Thomas
Grove City
Bernard T. Chupka
Maynard Dickerson
Youngstown
Commission
Alvin York in critical condition with blood clot infection
Sgt. Alvin York remains in critical condition at St. Thomas Hospital with a blood clot in the left lung and a kidney infection. A spokesman said York is resting comfortably today.
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Nashville, Tenn
Alvin York
St. Thomas Hospital
York
Pearson Named Canadian Premier
Liberal Leader Lester B. Pearson to take oath as Canada’s 14th prime minister leading a minority government. He plans talks with Kennedy and Macmillan and aims to convene Parliament May 16 while addressing Bomarc nuclear warheads.
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Ottawa
Lester B. Pearson
Canada
House of Commons
Georges P. Vanier
Pearson
John G. Diefenbaker
Conservative
Liberals
Vanier
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Washington
Social Credit Party
U.S
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
West Germany
United States
Steel Industry Completes Its Drive For Price Boosts
NEW YORK AP The steel industry closes the first successful price rise since 1958 with most firms posting small markups on big tonnage products. President Kennedy cautions against overdoing increases while keeping in touch. Frederick Kappel predicts boosts may be a blessing to the economy, boosting business confidence at AT T.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kennedy
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Wheeling Steel Corp
Frederick Kappel
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Stock Market Moves Higher
The stock market recovered from an early loss and moved irregularly higher in mid day trading. Rails aerospace nonferrous metals and speculative oils gained while steels were uneven. Merger and takeover candidates attracted trading interest, with Sunray DX Oil rising and bidding for the top on volume. Chrysler was about unchanged in the motor sector.
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New York
Sunray DX Oil
Chrysler
Motors
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Pol
Udall
State Liquor Board
Sgt
Conservatives
Social Credit
New Democratic Party
Robert N. Thompson
Diefenbaker
Kappel
At&t Annual Meeting
Business Council
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