Four-Lane Rt 33 Project To Be Sold In 1965
Dowler confirms bidding planned next Tuesday for the four-lane Rt 33 segment from Chauncey to Greenlawn Cemetery south of Nelsonville. The plan covers widening and realigning Rt 33 between Midway and Logan with a 40-foot median and twin bridges over Monday Creek.
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Midway-Logan Rt
Dowler
John W. Dowler
Division 10
Midway
Rt. 93
Logan
Ohio
Chauncey Bypass
Greenlawn Cemetery
Nelsonville
Rt. 33
Rhodes
Athens
Hocking - Fairfield County
Rt. 180
Hocking Fairfield Line
Eagle Construction Co
McArthur
Haydenville
Diamond
Deanville
Meigs County
Chauncey
Floodwood
Myers Crossing
Monday Creek
Eagle
Hocking River
Hockingport
Racoon Creek
Vinton County
Jackson
D. R. Roush
Jackson and Gallia
Rt. 35
Corporation
Jackson-Gallia
Col. Roush
Centerville
Division
Rt. 35 East
Arrests Total 16 In Mississippi Civil Rights Killings Case
Federal marshals arrest 16 suspects including Neshoba County Sheriff Lawrence Rainey and Deputy Cecil Price in the Philadelphia Mississippi slayings of three civil rights workers. Indicted on conspiracy and civil rights deprivation charges, the group appeared before U S Commissioner Esther Carter as new evidence prompted fresh probes after earlier December arrests.
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Meridian
Miss
Philadelphia
Neshoba County
Lawrence Rainey
Cecil Price
Richard Andrew Willis
FBI
Federal Post Office
U.S
Esther Carter
Miss Carter
Mississippi
Andrew Goodman
Michael Schwerner
James Chaney
Rainey
Price
Justice Department
Bomb Found Near American Pool in Saigon
Vietnamese police uncovered a 40 pound TNT bomb hidden in a large flower pot near the U S pool in Saigon. A patrolman spotted a buried hand grenade protruding from the pot, triggering evacuation of American servicemen and dependents. Police credited Huynh Van Cho with the alert.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Huynh van Cho
Judge Hears Neglect Case Involving Dillon Family
Lawrence E. Dillon Sr and Jessie Dillon of Laurelville pleaded guilty to child neglect. Ten children aged four to 17 were found neglected due to filthy unsanitary home and lack of food. The 17 year old son faces youth commission sentencing. other children placed with welfare for 30 days. A second case involved an eight year old girl and two boys. they were placed in welfare custody and mother ordered psychiatric care.
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Lawrence E. Dillon Sr
Jessie
Laurelville
Brown
Ohio Youth Commission
Child Welfare Department
Five Burned to Death in Indiana Home Fire
Harold Parshall of a local radio station was informed that his wife and five children died in a Mixerville Indiana house fire early today. Parshall could not reach the home Friday night due to heavy snowfall near the Ohio Indiana border.
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Oxford, Ohio
Harold Parshall
Mixerville
Ind
Indiana
Burundi Premier Ngendandumwe Killed Outside Usumbura Hospital
Premier Pierre Ngendandumwe of Burundi was assassinated Friday as he left a hospital in Usumbura after his wife had given birth. The eight day premier, seen as a reformer, had succeeded Albin Nyamovya amid tensions over Congo rebel support and Red Chinese influence.
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Washington
Pierre Ngendandumwe
Burundi
Usumbura
State Department
U.S
Ngendandumwe
Albin Nyamovya
Moise Tshombe
Congo
Prince Louis Rwagashore
Ohio Board of Regents seeks 155.5 million for two-year higher ed plan
Cincinnati AP. The Ohio Board of Regents names John Marshall Briley as chairman and asks the 106th General Assembly for 155,527,100 to run state-supported colleges and universities over two years. Budget focuses on eight state-supported schools including Ohio State and Cleveland State, with substantial funds for municipal universities, community colleges, and the Toledo Medical College.
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Cincinnati
Ohio Board of Regents
General Assembly
John Marshall Briley
Toledo
Lion
Briley
Harold W. Oyster
University of Akron
Oyster
Owens- Corning Fiberglas Corp
U. S. Senate
James A. Rhodes
Ralph Shipley
Canton
Shipley
University of Cincinnati
Ohio State
Cleveland State University
Cleveland
Osu-Miami University
Dayton
Akron
Cuyahoga and Lorain
Toledo Medical College
Bowling Green State University
Miami University
OSU
Ohio University
Cuyahoga
Lorain
Churchill Near Death Amid Brain Blood Clot Fears
Sir Winston Churchill 90 faces probable death as a brain thrombosis and circulatory weakness worsen his condition. Doctors Lord Moran and Lord Brain report he is slipping into deeper sleep with no pain, while crowds and family keep vigil at his London residence.
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London
Winston Churchill
Lord Moran
Churchill
Britain
Randolph
Winston Spencer
Sarah
Rome
Lord Brain
Soviet Airliner Makes Emergency Landing in New York
A huge Soviet airliner with 66 aboard made an emergency stop in New York due to low fuel while en route to Havana. The surprise visit occurred Friday and prompted brief airport activity.
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New York
Havana
Fire damages Westinghouse plant in Mansfield
A blaze hit a building at the Westinghouse Corp plant in Mansfield Ohio causing undetermined damage early today. Fire crews fought the flames and limited spread as investigators began assessing the scene.
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Mansfield
Ohio
Westinghouse Corp
Fulbright Calls Revision of U S Policy Priorities
Sen. J W Fulbright urged a shift in American priorities from Cold War demands to domestic programs that improve welfare, housing, education, health and urban renewal. He warned Cold War spending limits social and economic growth and urged birth control literacy to curb rising population.
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Miami Beach
Fla
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Fulbright
National Association of Secondary School Principals
U.S
America
United Nations
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Boy 13 Kills His Pestering Brother in Fort Worth
A 13-year-old, Kenneth Nix, confessed to choking his 11-year-old brother Billy Dean Nixon after pestering and tearing a Bible. He described dragging the body to a garage, then dumping it from a window. He will be placed with county juvenile authorities as a delinquency filing follows.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Kenneth Nixon
Billy Dean Nixon
Billy
Kenneth
Texas
Moeller Named to Interior and Insular Affairs Panel
Walter H. Moeller of Lancaster in the 10th District was assigned yesterday to the House committee on interior and insular affairs, expanding his congressional assignments.
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Walter H. Moeller
Lancaster
House Committee On Interior and Insular Affairs
Canada United States agree to remove auto tariffs
Canada and the United States will eliminate tariffs on cars and new parts to form a North American auto market. The deal lowers Canadian manufacturing costs, expands production, and promises eventual price drops in Canada while U S Congress approval is sought. Canada projects a one third expansion in vehicle and parts output by 1968.
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Ottawa
Canada
United States
Earl K. Brownridge
Motor Vehicles Manufacturers’ Association
U.S
Johnson
C. M. Drury
Ohio State Receives Water Resources Grant
Ohio State University is one of 14 institutions to receive 75 000 in federal funds for water resources studies. Secretary Udall announced the allotments as the first funds under the Water Resources Research Act of 1964.
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Washington
Ohio State University
Secretary of the Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Hocking Valley Snow Depth Reaches Three Inches
A three inch snowfall covered the Hocking Valley this morning with drifting and flurries forecast tonight. Roads were slippery statewide prompting salt crews and plows to work through the night. A two car crash near Poston’s Curve claimed one life and injuries to four others, as a broader winter storm swept across Ohio with heavy snow in Geauga and Cleveland, and warnings of more to come.
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Hocking Valley
State Highway Patrol
Logan
Hocking County
Rt. 33
Poston
Thomas Bergen
Circleville
West Virginia
Ohio
Geauga County
Cleveland
Columbus Weather Bureau
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Ohio Turnpike
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