Kennedy outlines rapid health services push and medicare plan
President Kennedy urges expanding medical training and hospital construction funding, extending Hill Burton act, and increasing nursing home and health device safety oversight. He cites doctor and nurse shortages and pledges to reintroduce Medicare proposals with new aging program timing. He also calls for stronger health safety rules and air pollution research support.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Capitol Hill
National Institutes of Health
United States
Stees Takes Stand In Murder Trial At Athens Ohio
Gene Isaac Stees, 31, former Ohio University assistant professor, takes the stand in his defense against first degree murder charges. He testifies the killing of his estranged, pregnant wife Helen last October was not premeditated and cites alleged marital conflict and a plan to reconcile. He recounts driving to meet her, a fatal argument, and his eventual confession after attempting to call police and seeking forgiveness.
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Athens, Ohio
Gene Isaac Stees
Helen
Joseph Vanity
Ohio University
Steel
Dow Lake
Columbus
Ashland
Here
Stees
Athens
Hocking Man Dies In Crash Near Vinton County
Harold Nelson Smith twenty one of Laurelville Route 2 was killed in a two car crash on Route 327 near the Vinton Ross line just after midnight. Wayne Hart seventeen of Laurelville Route 2 was injured and hospitalized at Chillicothe Hospital. Smith’s car passed a bridge before a near head on collision. Hart may be cited for driving left of center. Investigation continues with Smith’s body at Defenbaugh Funeral Home Circleville.
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Harold Nelson Smith
Laurelville
Rt. 2
Rt. 327
Vinton County
Vinton- Ross Line
Vinton
Ross
Wayne Hart
Hart
Smith
Defenbaugh Funeral Home
Circleville
Ohio Bill Aims Restore Jobless Fund With Restrictions
Ohio lawmakers consider a Republican sponsored measure to raise unemployment benefits fund revenue by 65 million dollars annually, from 150 to 215 million, to avert depletion. The bill would grant the administrator power to cut benefits if finances threaten collapse, with extensive changes echoing pre 1959 limits. The proposal moves to the Senate as other election related issues proceed.
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Ohio
Jacob A. Shawan
Franklin
Sam Landes
Madison
James D. Hapner
Highland
Robert H. Longsworth
Carroll
Robert E. Netzley
Miami
Gilbert Thurston
Henry
Clarence L. Wetzel
Columbiana
Chalmers P. Wylie
House
U.S
Ohio Senate
Illinois
New Jersey
Mississippi
Alabama
Arkansas
Virginia
Texas
Japan Assures Soviet On Nuclear Weapons
In Tokyo Foreign Minister Masayoshi Ohira told Soviet Ambassador Vladimir Vinogradov that allowing U.S. nuclear powered submarines to visit Japanese ports should not raise Soviet concerns about American nuclear weapons in Japan. Ohira stressed the decision was not a step toward admitting nuclear arms.
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Tokyo
Japan
Soviet Union
U.S
Masayoshi Ohira
Vladimir M. Vinogradov
Japanese
Mrs. America of 1958 Granted Divorce
Mayfield Heights mother of three who was Mrs. America in 1958 is granted a divorce. Mrs. William G. Giesse, 38, was granted the decree by Judge Perry B. Jackson of Domestic Relations Court on a complaint of incompatibility filed November 17.
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Cleveland
Mayfield Heights
America
William G. Giesse
Perry B. Jackson
Cuban missile threat eased by new U S briefing
Washington reports show extensive intelligence evidence that offensive missiles and bombers were removed from Cuba. McNamara and McCone declare no major weapons remain. 17,000 Soviets still in Cuba, but not capable of attacking Latin America or the United States from current positions.
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Washington
Kennedy
Cuba
Robert S. McNamara
Kenneth B. Keating
Keating
New York
McNamara
White House
Central Intelligence Agency
John A. McCdéne
Senate Armed Services Subcommittee
McCone
Pentagon
Soviet Union
United States
Defense Secretary
Florida
John T. Hughes
Defense Intelligence Agency
Hughes
Five Races Slated For Nominations In Logan
Thirty candidates filed nominating petitions by Wednesday 4 pm for Logan city offices. The Hocking County election board approved all petitions. GOP has three council at large seats, two for Democrats, with mayoral races in both parties and an independent challenger in November. Evans Hand Jr. leads one GOP slate, others include Sayers Nelson Spang Price Krieg. Democrats list McLain Ellinger Ellinger Turner for council at large.
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Logan
Hocking County
James Woods
GOP
Jack Moorehead
Don Lightfoot
Don Keister
GOP Council
Evans S. Hand Jr
W. Second St
Sandy
Beacon Press
Hull Printing Co
Logan Daily News
North Carolina State
Ohio
Logan Presbyterian Church
Kiwanis Club
Logan Toastmasters
International Typographical Union
Jeannette Leonard
Evans I
Robert M. Sayers
Eddie Nelson
Hal F E. Spang
Ernie Price
Joe Krieg
Nelson
Price
Krieg
James R. McLain
Merle Ellinger
Lawrence G. Ellinger
Charles L. Turner
Soviet Envoy Expelled From Australia in Espionage Row
Australia declares Ivan Fedorovich Skripov persona non grata after accusing the Soviet Embassy first secretary of espionage preparations. His wife and he are given seven days to leave as photos allegedly show meetings with an Australian Security Intelligence Organization employee and a dummy Canadian passport cache. The case links to a radio transmitter similar to devices tied to a London spy ring.
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Canberra
Australia
Garfield Barwick
Ivan Fedorovich Skripov
Barwick
Skripov
Australian Security Intelligence Organization
London
Morris Cohen
Kroger
Helen
Soviet Union
Pope urges longer council stay to finish work
Pope John XXIII told Vatican II bishops they must stay in Rome for the next session until the work is completed. The papal letter urges using the council to advance Christian unity and reaffirms the push to bring Vatican II to a positive conclusion after eight months recess until September.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Rome
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Marines On March To Prove Fitness In 50 Mile Hike
U S Marines from Florida to Arizona undertake a 50 mile hike in 20 hours with the last 20 yards run. Lt Col James W. Tuma at Ft Huachuca posted 132 hours for the distance. Sgt Stanton E Jordan hikes five miles at Pensacola NAS while five reservists head to Little Rock for the march.
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Marines
Pensacola
Fla
U.S
Teddy Roosevelt
Florida
Arizona
Kennedy
James
W. Tuma
U.S. Army Electronic Proving Ground
Ft. Huachuca
Tucson
Ariz
Stanton E. Jordan
Naval Air Station
Pete Williams
Pensacola News-Journal
Little Rock
Ark
Theodore Roosevelt
David M. Shoup
Roosevelt
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
H. C. Boehm
Illinois
Nelsonville Native Son Charles A. Dean Wins State Honors
Nelsonville native Dr. Charles A. Dean, dean emeritus of Ohio State University College of Medicine, is set to receive the Governor’s Award at the Ohio Newspaper Association banquet. He is also named to lead the 1963 Cancer Crusade in Ohio, directing about 170,000 volunteers as the drive aims to raise $2 million statewide this April. Also honored are Willard Kiplinger, Randall Ruhlman, and E. J. Thomas.
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Nelsonville
Charles A. Dean
College of Medicine
Ohio State University
Ohio Newspaper Association
Columbus
American Cancer Society
Ohio
Doan
Cancer Crusade
Ohio Division
Southern
Dean
American Medical Association
Newspaper Association
Deshler-Hilton Hotel
Willard M. Kiplinger
Bellefontaine
Randall M. Ruhlman
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
E. J Thomas
Akron
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Diefenbaker Urged To Ease Anti Americanism Campaign
Ottawa reports pressure from within the Conservative party and others on Prime Minister John G. Diefenbaker to keep anti American rhetoric out of the national election. Diefenbaker vows to defend Canadian sovereignty amid a Liberal push for better US relations and domestic economic focus.
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Diefenbaker
Ottawa
Canada
John G. Diefenbaker
House of Commons
Senate
Commons
United States
Ottawa Journal
Yankees
Pearson
Senate Shelves Filibuster Fight In Senate Debate
In Washington the Senate rejected a tighter anti filibuster rule 54 to 42 on a motion to limit debate on a rule change. A 64 to 33 adjourn vote ended the rules fight that had gripped the chamber since January. Southern senators had blocked any vote by filibustering.
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Senate
Congress
Lan
Weather Outlook for Columbus and Ohio Skies
Official Weather Bureau forecast notes overcast skies in Ohio with a mild high near 60 in Hocking County. Readings dipped from 30 early morning to 41 by 10 am with cooler, cloudy conditions and a chance of light drizzle and possible snow flurries as temperatures fall into the 20s tonight. clearing expected Friday in southern and central counties with southerly winds and 40s to 50s by afternoon.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Hocking County
Cleveland
Georgia Senator Aims Mandatory Seat Belts in New Cars
State Sen. Zell Miller plans to introduce a bill when Georgia lawmakers reconvene to require seat belts in all new cars sold in 1964.
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Atlanta
Zell Miller
Georgia
Cleveland Pressman Pact Could End News Strike
A new contract giving 10 weekly wage increases over two years was reached between the non striking Pressmen's Union and Cleveland publishers. Ratified Wednesday, the pact aids 11 other unions at the Plain Dealer and the Press and News. Funds include a $5 weekly raise retroactive to Dec 1 and another $5 next Dec 1 plus improved vacation pay and benefits.
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Cleveland
Morning Plain Dealer
Afternoon
Press and News
Cleveland Newspaper Guild
the Plain Dealer
Louis B. Seltzer
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