Ohio Idle Pay To Be Harder To Collect
Ohio unemployment benefits will rise in potential but become harder to obtain as the General Assembly advances a measure to rebuild the benefits fund from about 70 million to around 450 million by 1970 through higher employer contributions. The bill tightens qualification rules, caps and targets wage credits, and imposes stricter activity requirements while preserving overall benefit levels.
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Columbus, Ohio
105Th General Assembly
House
Senate
Ohio
Judge Orders 2 Youths To Work For Street Dept
Hocking County juveniles cited in juvenile court receive street department assignments to pay fines. Judge Rhea Bangert Brown notes prior trial of similar plan and ServIce Director Richard Donahey confirms current program. Lester Thompson 17 and Elmer Glanaman 18 ordered to two days a week for two months. Larry Conrad 17 ordered one day.
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Hocking County
Rhea Bangert Brown
Brown
Richard Donahey
Lester Thompson
Logan Rt
Robert Donald Craig
Shawnee
Elmer Glanaman
Glouster
Corning
Glanaman
Perry County
Larry J. Conrad
Logan Rt. 2
Walnut St
Judge suspends Buck license for 90 days after speeding plea
In a Wednesday hearing Judge Brown suspended for 90 days the license of James Cecil Buck 17 Logan charged by the state patrol with 80 mph in a 50 mph zone on Rt 338 March 30. He pleaded guilty.
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Brown
James Cecil Buck
Logan
State Patrol
Rt. 338
Harriman flies to Moscow to press Laos plea
U S Under Secretary of State W Averell Harriman arrived in Moscow on a mission to win Khrushchev's backing for Laos neutrality. He carried a Kennedy message urging action to quiet the crisis and restore stability. Harriman said the U S blames no one and hopes for an agreement to preserve Laos neutrality amid ongoing Pathet Lao pressure and regional tensions.
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Moscow
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Khrushchev
Laos
Harriman
Kennedy
London
United States
Washington
China
Viet Nam
Soviet Union
Britain
Cochairmen
Prince Souvanna Phouma
Pathet Lao
Kong le
Plaine Des Jarres
Phoumi Nosavan
Kennedy Links Laos Crisis to Southeast Asia Peace
President Kennedy warned that the future of peace and security in Southeast Asia may hinge on developments in Laos as East and West confront the Laos crisis. He noted 3,000 troops and jets to Thailand next month and outlined three key points on Laos and regional stability.
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Kennedy
Southeast Asia
Laos
Washington
State Lease Plan Axed by Ohio Senate Panel
The Senate Agriculture and Conservation Committee voted unanimously to kill a bill allowing selling or leasing mineral rights under state parks and wildlife lands. Opposition centered on a coal strip mining amendment, with Gov Rhodes officials withdrawing support. the bill had previously passed the House with one dissent.
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Senate
House
Ohio
Finance
William H. Deddens
R-Hamilton
James A. Rhodes
Homer M. Edwards
Ironton
Ohio Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Orphans
Xenia
Oakley C. Collins
R-Lawrence
Columbus
Senate Agriculture and Conservation Committee
Coshocton
Natural Resources
Fred Marr
Morr
Herbert B. Eagan
House Approves Park Land Acquisition Bill in Ohio
The Ohio House voted 102 to 26 for a bill backed by Gov. Rhodes to let the Department of Natural Resources issue revenue bonds to acquire and develop land for state parks. The measure expands authority to plan supervise construct and furnish public service facilities including inns lodges cabins campsites and more. A long range plan for Hocking State Park envisions a lodge lakes and other amenities.
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Hocking County
Ohio House of Representatives
Rhodes
Department of Natural Resources
Division of
Senate
Hocking State Park
Lake Hope
Ohio juvenile court urged to reform care of troubled children
Judge Don Young Jr. of Norwalk told the Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs meeting that Ohio is 100 years behind in caring for troubled youths. He warned the state dumps children rather than saves them and criticized long institutional confinement as a form of concentration camp.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
Ohio
Don Young Jr
Norwalk
Young
Kennedy defends Cuba policy amid war questions at press conf
President Kennedy challenged critics to say if they favor war against Castro and defended steps against Cuba while Laos dangerous tension grows. He disputed Keating and Nixon on Cuban troop levels, citing intelligence estimates of 4 000 to 5 000 left since January and denying an equal influx.
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Washington
Kennedy
Fidel Castro
Richard M. Nixon
Kenneth B Keating
New York
Laos
Castro
Nixon
Keating
Cuba
Miller Dies at 39 in Dow Air Force Base Bangor
Staff Sergeant William E. Miller 39 died suddenly at 11 30 p m Tuesday after a heart attack at Dow Air Force Base Bangor Maine He was son of the late Mr and Mrs Leroy Miller of Lima and longtime Logan resident He planned to marry Catherine Eggleston of Starr Additional survivors include Jack Allen of West Newton Ind two uncles Ray D Miller of Columbus and Robert Ridenour of Lexington Ohio Arrangements by Heinlein Funeral Home incomplete
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William E. Miller
Dow Air Force Base
Bangor
Maine
Leroy Miller
Lima
Logan
John Allen
Camp Perry
Catherine Eggleston
Starr
Jack Allen
West Newton
Ind
Ray D. Miller
Columbus
Robert Ridenour
Lexington
Heinlein
Duvalier Fires Sixty Army Officers in Haiti Shakeup
President Francois Duvalier dismissed 60 high ranking army officers in Port au Prince as he tightens control. He widens civilian militia to double the size of the regular 5,000 man army amid rising distrust of regular officers.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Francois Duvalier
Woman Regains Sight After 60 Years in Miami
In Miami, 60 year old Bessie Sikes, blind since infancy from chorioretinitis and a dislocated cataract, suddenly sees again. She describes a blue sky and a green linoleum floor as her first clear memories, while doctors call the sight loss temporary but note the dislocated lens allows partial vision.
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Miami, Fla
Bessie Sikes
Sikes
Herbert Smith ARA Official Dies At 56 In Marietta
Herbert A. Smith district coordinator for the Area Redevelopment Administration and former Ohio state representative died in Marietta after a cancer battle. A Vinccennes, Indiana native, he served in the Ohio House 1936 to 1938, ran unsuccessfully for Congress in Ohio's 15th District in 1956 1958 and 1960, and was a former aide to Rep. Robert T. Secrest. Funeral services were set for Friday in Marietta.
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Herbert A. Smith
The
Area Redevelopment Administration
Marietta
Frosty Ohio Morning Temps Dip Low Across Central Regions
Official Weather Bureau summary reports frost in the Hocking Valley with a low of 28 after a high of 51 Wednesday. Temperatures reach 56 at 11:30 a.m. today. Expect cloudy cool weather with scattered light showers Friday, especially southern and central Ohio, while northern counties stay generally dry.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Hocking
Zanesville
Toledo
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic
Minnesota
Texas
Mississippi Valley
Kimberly Boy 13 Injured In Nelsonville Auto Collision
Kimberly Boy 13 of Nelsonville Rt 1 was reported in poor condition at Children's Hospital with head injuries after a car struck him near Kimberly Wednesday evening. The southbound vehicle driven by Carl Mills Huddy 50 of Nelsonville Rt 1 struck him as he walked on the berm along Rt 691. No charges filed pending further investigation.
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Albert Winchell
Nelsonville Rt. 1
Kimberly
Children’s Hospital
Carl Mills Huddy
Winchell
Children's Hospital
Huddy
Rhodes pushes further state cuts to streamline Ohio government
Governor James A. Rhodes announced major payroll reductions since taking office and projected 2,000 to 2,500 more layoffs after reviews by a Little Hoover Commission. The plan aims to curb red tape and keep services intact while emphasizing industrial growth. Also, Willard Dudley said investigators will probe 380 Cleveland area benefit claims for possible fraud and dependency proof, with Cincinnati and other offices to follow.
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Cincinnati
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Rhodes
Willard Dudley
Cleveland
Dudley
Paddling In School OKd By Grand Jury
In Cartersville Georgia a grand jury approved the paddling given to nine year old Steve Dean by Taylorsville School principal LeRoy H Farguson for moving seats and shoving on a bus The no bill cleared assault charges filed by his parents Elbert Dean Jr and his wife after the February incident.
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Cartersville, Ga
Taylorsville
LeRoy H. Farguson
Mgr
Elbert Dean Jr
Steve
Reds Free 164 Indians
New Delhi AP reports Red China handed over a third group of 164 prisoners of war to the Indian Red Cross leaving about 3 000 more to be released.
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New Delhi
India
Red China
Indian Red Cross
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