Assembly Off To Hard-Nosed Start As Republicans Feel Dem Pressure
The Ohio Legislature opens with sharp party tension as Republicans hold a larger Senate margin while Democrats press early. Minority Leader Frank W. King objects to patronage claims and delays a resolution. Clerks resolve printing disputes day to day as Sullivan joins the Senate and pay raises address clerk salaries. The House sends an emergency code correction bill ahead of broader law revision.
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Assembly
Dem
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Senate
Frank W. King
Toledo
105Th
General Assembly
King
House
Carl Guess
Carroll County
Thomas E. Bateman
18 Day Dock Strike Worries JFK Over Aid
President Kennedy is concerned about the Atlantic and Gulf coasts dock strike's effect on foreign aid. The 18 day disruption by 60 000 workers tied up more than a million tons of food for aid and left freight cars idle near ports as peace talks stalled.
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New York
Kennedy
Atlantic
Gulf Coasts
Maine
Texas
James J. Reynolds
West Germany
Afl-Cio International Longshoremen’s Association
Congress
Reynolds
New York Shipping Association
Weather Outlook for Ohio Turns Warmer Today
Official Weather Bureau summary notes dry overnight with skies clearing in western Ohio. A fair to partly cloudy day brings a warming trend in Hocking County reaching 39 by 10 am after a 25 morning low and 35 high on Tuesday. Tonight and Thursday stay cloudy with mild temperatures and a chance of cold air rain or snow in northern counties.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Hocking County
County Advances 1963 Road Paving And Sealing Plans
Al bert Seabright Hocking County engineer announces 19 road paving jobs totaling 7.4 miles for 1963. Twenty one sealing projects include 15 by the road department totaling 14.9 miles and seven by contract totaling 16.42 miles. Dust control budget set at 12 100.
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Albert Seabright
Hocking
County Road Department
Seabright
Harvey Chapel
Voris
Enterprise Detour
Star Rt
Pleasant Valley
Big Pine
Goat Run
Nickel Plate
Laurel Run
Miller
Thompson
Walnut Dowler
Bear Run
Rush Creek
Dowley
Frasure-Helber
Blosser
Young
Goose Creek
Cedar Falls
Black Jack
Sutton
Clay Bank
Bremen
Maysville
Maysville-Williams
Stone
West Logan
Columbus Man Named State Purchasing Agent
Columbus native Richard L. Krabach announced the appointment of Robert R. Williams as state purchasing agent. Williams, 53, of Columbus, is executive vice president of the National Food Service Association and son of Forest Williams and the late Mrs. Williams of Akron.
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Columbus
Ohio
Richard L. Krabach
Robert R. Williams
National Food Service Association, Inc
Williams
Lima
Forest Williams
Akron
Five More Blue Law Actions To Be Filed
Atty Gen Mark McElroy announces filing of five more suits in the Ohio Supreme Court charging corporations with violating the state Sunday closing law. This brings total suits in two weeks to 12, naming Clarkins Inc Akron Big City Inc Columbus Ontario Store of Cincinnati Mason Store Inc Toledo and Giant Tiger Stores Inc Cleveland. McElroy says the suits reflect four years of effort to enforce Sunday closing laws. Atty Gen elect William Saxbe, Republican, condemns the moves as lame duck grandstanding.
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Columbus, Ohio
Mark McElroy
Ohio Supreme Court
McElroy
Clarkins, Inc
Akron
Big City Inc
Columbus
Ontario
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mason Store Inc
Toledo
Giant
Tiger Stores Inc
Cleveland
William Saxbe
Junior Republicans Blitz Way Into GOP Party Councils
A youthful faction in Congress seized key party posts in the 1963 GOP caucus. Gerald R. Ford of Michigan was elected conference chairman amid an 86 to 78 vote, while Halleck and Byrnes retained leadership roles. Hoeven, Iowa, cried foul as the drive shifts access to party councils.
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Washington
House
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
Ford
Charles B. Hoeven
Iowa
Hoeven
Halleck
Arends
Leslie Arends
Illinois
Appropriations Committee
Tshombe Threatens Scorched Earth If U.N Attacks Katanga
Katanga leader Moise Tshombe warned of a scorched earth policy if the United Nations strikes Kolwezi his war HQ. He returned to Elisabethville after signaling possible talks and urged cooperation with UN reconciliation plans while British officials urged peace and a bloodless unification.
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Elisabethville
Katanga
the Congo
Moise Tshombe
United Nations
Kolwezi
Foreign Office
Tshombe
Derek Dodson
Congo
U. N
Dodson
Katangan
U Thant
Pentagon Hikes Draft Quota to 9000 Men
The Defense Department sets the March Army draft quota at 9,000, the largest monthly draft since January 1962, as part of a plan to boost Army strength to 980,000. January and February quotas are 4,000, and December saw 6,000 drafted.
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Pentagon
Washington
Defense Department
Army
Session opens as 88th Congress faces Kennedy agenda
Washington. The 88th Congress begins with a crowd in the galleries as new and returning members take oaths. Kennedy aims to push major proposals, with House rules changes to curb filibusters likely after his State of the Union address. Senate and House leaders move to organize and shape the early agenda amid expected opposition and possible delays.
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Washington
House
Kennedy
White House
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Ralph R. Roberts
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
McCormack
Senate Democrats
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Congress
Charles Hoeven
Iowa
Rep
Gerald Ford
Michigan
Pilot ejects from A3J Vigilante near Pomeroy Ohio
North American Aviation test pilot George S. Burdick of Columbus ejected from an A3J Vigilante after engines flame out at 17 000 feet. He landed near Wilkesville after dropping to 10 000 feet to attempt engine start. Deputies investigated as bystanders reported a parachute after the crash.
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Pomeroy, Ohio
Meigs County
Wilkesville
George S. Burdick
Columbus
Burdick
Sheriff's Deputies
Here
City Council Approves 1963 Budget Increases
City Council approved a 1963 ordinance totaling 474,528.92 for municipal operations, with a mix of fund allocations and a six percent wage rise for all employees. The meeting included executive session on service director pay and proposed increases to 5 500 per year.
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Logan
Dick Donahey
Delmar Freeman
Ralph Griffin
Council Adjusts Meeting Start Times to 8 P.M.
Logan city council votes to move second and fourth Tuesday meetings from 7 30 to 8 p m. The ordinance takes effect in 30 days. The first meeting at the new start time will be February 12.
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Logan
City Ends '62 With Balance of $240,395
The 1962 year end report shows the city’s total cash balance at 240,395.87 dollars. The general fund began December with 105,085.41 dollars. receipts were 3,952.14. expenditures 37,115.13. outstanding warrants 1,413.28. ending treasurer balance 75,335.70. Other balances include Waterworks 24,731.38, sewer revenue 88,400.80, bonds 4,332.68, and several improvement funds. Council appropriated 8,000 dollars for Fourth Street Betty Avenue project.
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General Fund
Cemetery
Cemetery Trust
Mulberry St
Fourth St. and
Betty Ave
Red Council
Fourth St
Mona Lisa debut marred by gallery acoustics at Kennedy intro
President Kennedy introduces the Mona Lisa at the National Gallery of Art as Malraux and a translating expert struggle with sound. An excited VIP audience cannot hear the remarks while the painting captivates ordinary visitors, with doors opening to the public at 10 am and a later move to New York's Metropolitan Museum.
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Washington
National Gallery of Art
Kennedy
France
Mona
Andre Malraux
Mona Lisa
National Gallery
Leonardo da Vinci
Paris
Louvre
New York
Metropolitan Museum of Art
da Vinci
Mme. Malraux
Congress
M. Malraux
Leonardo
Logan Mayor Seeks Re-Election in May Democratic Primary
Logan Mayor Delmar Freeman announces candidacy for a second term. A Logan native and Freeman's Greenhouse owner, he has led local service groups, chairs the Lions Club Cheer Committee, and resides with Nellie Blackstone Freeman and their three children at 292 East Front Street.
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Delmar Freeman
Freeman
Logan
Logan High School
Front St
Logan Efub Church
Logan Lions Club
Nellie Blackstone
Judy
Ohio University
Ginger
LHS
Kenley
East School
Freemans
DiSalle Probe Progress Report On State Adding Machines
Governor Michael V. DiSalle said results of the addition machine probe may come before next Monday as two special investigators finish organizing a large batch of documents and photographs. The inquiry, sparked during the campaign over rents charged for state owned adding machines, centers on the State auditor’s office and has drawn in outside accounting firms and a grand jury.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
di Salle
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Franklin County Grand Jury
DiSalle
Soviet Envoy Kuznetsov to Meet Kennedy in Washington
President Kennedy will host Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Vasily Kuznetsov for high level talks in the first U S Soviet discussion since the Cuban missile crisis windup. Kuznetsov will meet Secretary Rusk at noon and attend a State Department luncheon. The meeting follows a UN report noting unresolved Cuba issues but hope for future adjustments.
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Washington
Kennedy
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
Kuznetsov
White House
Dean Rusk
State Department
U.S
New York
U.S.S.R
Cuba
United Nations
Three Worries For JFK Highlighted By AP Analyst
Associated Press analyst James Marlow lists Kennedy's top concerns as a conservative preservative a demolition coalition and lassitude as the 88th Congress opens. The column appears on Page 4 and outlines these three main worries.
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Kennedy
James Marlow
Associated Press
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