Ohio Senate OKs $750 Million for Roads and Major Upgrades
Ohio moves forward with a two year highway program including 140 miles of interstate 44 miles of major urban highways 170 miles of primary roads 140 miles of secondary roads and 2 000 miles of resurfacing. The plan awaits governor Rhodes signature after minor cleanups and House concurrence on related bills.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
James A. Rhodes
House
Highway Safety Departments
Highway Safety Department
Highway Patrol
House Finance Committee
State Board of Regents
Ross Pepple
R-Allen
Oakley Collins
R-Lawrence
Oliver Ocasek
D-Summit
Harry Jump
R - Huron
Robert Longsworth
R Carroll
Wray Bevens
D-Pike
State Record Bass Caught At Lake Logan
Kenny Roley of Sugar Grove Rt. 1 hauled a record 242 inch eight pound seven ounce largemouth from Lake Logan Tuesday night. He fished with Ralph Beougher using Beougher’s plug at about 8 15 p m in the lake’s upper end. Marvin Nungester says it’s the state lake record, though larger fish may exist in private ponds.
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Kenny Roley
Sugar Grove Rt. 1
Lake Logan
Hocking County
Marvin Nungester
Ralph Beougher
Roley
Beougher
Nungester
State Wildlife Department
Argentina Nips Another Plot
Military chiefs said they crushed another bid by navy and civilian rebels who staged the abortive revolt on April 2. Gen Enrique Rauch led the interior ministry and armed forces pledged to hold presidential elections on June 23 amid public apathy and ongoing tension in Buenos Aires.
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Buenos’ Aires
Argentina
Armed Forces
Interior Ministry
Enrique Rauch
Buenos Aires
Defense Ministry
Hocking Valley Bank of Athens Approved
Columbus Ohio AP approval to organize a new state bank at Athens joins 346 state banks in Ohio The institution will be named Hocking Valley Bank of Athens said Clarence C Luft Superintendent of Banks
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Columbus, Ohio
Athens
Ohio
Clarence C. Luft
Luft
Hocking Valley Bank of
Philippines Claims Deal To Be Altered
Washington AP Senator Mansfield prioritized revamping the Philippines war claims bill after disclosure of lobbyist John A. O'Donnell gifts to lawmakers. Mansfield said no senator was influenced by contributions. Fulbright backs a lump sum payment to cut fees, while O'Donnell defends his actions.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Congress
Mansfield
Montanan
John A. O'Donnell
Clement J. Zablocki
D-Wis
George P. Miller
D-Calif
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
O'Donnell
Zablocki
Miller
House
Humphrey
Philippines
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
O’donnell
Italy doctors end week-long health insurance boycott
Government mediation ends a week-long strike by 45 000 Italian doctors triggering demonstrations that turned to riots in Taranto. Negotiators agree on a 40 percent fee rise and to revise schedules and simplify forms. About eighty percent of Italy's 50 million people are insured.
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Rome
Taranto
Italy
Republic Steel rescinds $4.50 ton rise on plates
Republic Steel Corp. said it reversed its price increase of 4.50 a ton on steel plates. Other increases averaging 5.34 a ton on certain carbon steel products remain in effect, per the firm.
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Cleveland
Republic Steel Corp
Republic
Maumee Girl Honored for Heroic Drowning Rescue
Debra Graber, a 12 year old girl from Maumee, received the Valor Award from eight Ohio counties at the North Central Ohio Crime Clinic ceremony. She was recognized for saving a 9 year old boy and his 250 pound father from drowning last year.
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Sandusky, Ohio
Maumee
Ohio
North Central Ohio Crime Clinic
Debra Graber
New York Stocks Open With Uneven Gains and Losses
Trading cooled and prices moved unevenly. AP average of 60 stocks at noon stood at 267.8 with industrials down .3, rails off .1, and utilities up .3.
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New York
Associated Press
D A R Honors Mrs McClare for Local Civil Affairs
Washington AP reports the 72nd Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution awarded Mrs Richard A McClare of New Philadelphia Ohio its citation for outstanding achievement in local civil affairs.
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Washington
72Nd
Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Richard A. McClare
New Philadelphia
Ohio
Kennedy backed Castro immunity says Cuban exile leader
Dr. Jose Miro Cardona, resigning as Cuban exile council head, accuses Kennedy of giving Fidel Castro immunity to aid Khrushchev and of backing away from a second invasion. Nine of 16 council members quit. no successor named. Manuel Antonio de Varona seeks to expand exile support with U.S. help.
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Kennedy
Castro
Khrush
Cuba
Miro
U.S
Bay of Pigs
Manuel Antonio de Varona
Council
White House
Annual DAR Awards Presented At LHS Today
Seven Logan area students were honored in a Logan High School DAR awards assembly held in the auditorium. Linda Sommers received the DAR 100t Citizen's Certificate as senior good citizen for 1962 63, with a long list of activities and a planned education major at Muskingum College. Other freshmen and eighth grade awards were given for dependability leadership and patriotism.
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Lena Mack
West Elementary School
Howard Griffin
Auto Club of
Southern Ohio
West School
Safety Patrol
LHS
Logan
DAR
Logan High School
Linda Sommers
Harold Sommers
Hill St
Miss Sommers
National Honor Society
First Presbyterian Church
Miss King
John
Jeff Gerken
Richard Gerken
Logan Rt
Julie Poling
Harley Poling
Logan Rt. 2
Jeff
Miss Poling
Tim Rowe
Manufacturers Curb Markups Noted Across Industries
AP reports limited early price hikes from steel supply firms as manufacturers weigh effects. Buckley of Youngstown Steel Door Co. expects about a two percent price rise, while Angle Conduit & Cable Co. notes indirect increases. Automakers foresee higher costs but Detroit sources anticipate no 1963 model price change.
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New York
Associated Press
J. J. Buckley
Youngstown Steel Door Co
New Brunswick
N.J
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co
Atlanta
Georgia
Highway Department
Jim Gillis
Detroit
Chicago
North American Aviation
Columbus, Ohio
Kennedy Says Five Billion Cut Hurts Jobs and Economy
President Kennedy warned a five billion dollar cut would cost one million jobs and offset the benefits of a proposed tax cut. He urged careful, selective federal spending and linked budget balance to a strong economy, noting a ten billion dollar net tax cut paired with expenditures. He cited Random Village and cited programs in education health housing welfare and anti poverty efforts.
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Washington
Kennedy
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Congress
U S Steps Up Cuban Patrol
U S patrol planes and ships have intensified watchfulness over Caribbean waters between Cuba and Central and South America. Navy alerts focus on 18 Soviet built trawlers believed operated from Cuba and on preventing armed expeditions or subversive arrivals. Officials say large Cuban military moves would provoke forceful action from U S and allied forces.
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Washington
Caribbean
Cuba
Central
South America
Panama Canal
Latin America
Cuban
U.S
Fidel Castro
Kennedy Mum On Miro Blast
Washington officials deny Kennedy backed a second invasion pledge as Cuban exile leader Jose Miro Cardona accuses the administration of backing down. Miro quit as head of the Cuban Revolutionary Council and issued a 6,500 word statement amid charges of policy missteps.
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Washington
Kennedy
Cuba
State Department
Jose Miro Cardona
Miro
Cuban Revolutionary Council
Fostoria Plant To Close Amid Midwest Bean Mills Shutdown
Whift & Co. announced temporary closure of four Midwest soybean mills including Fostoria Ohio effective Monday. The move affects production at plants in Chicago and other cities as the company restructures its processing network.
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Chicago
Whift & Co
Midwest
Fostoria
Ohio
Mercury Dropping as Showers Forecast in Hocking County
Hocking County temperatures fall this morning with possible high winds and thunder showers forecast for this afternoon. Readings: 76 at 9 a.m., 74 at 11 a.m. The previous night’s low was 51 after a high of 80 on Thursday. Expect sunny and cooler weather Saturday.
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Hocking County
Mercury
Wallenda Aerialist Dies In 50 Foot Circus Fall
Yetta Grotofent 42, a member of the Wallendas circus family, died during a Shrine Circus solo pole act in Omaha after a 50 foot fall. Spectators watched as she lost control on a back swing and plunged to the floor. Investigators cite possible fainting or equipment slip. Her husband Arthur assisted at the scene and received sedatives.
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Omaha, Neb
Yetta Grotofent
Wallendas
Shrine Circus
Yetta
Dieter Schepp
Richard Faughnan
Detroit
Kristensen Troupe of
Equestrians
Florida
Arthur
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