Ohio U President Alden Drives Southeast Ohio Development
President Vernon R Alden of Ohio University leads a regional economic push in Southeastern Ohio. After seven months in office he targets graduate program growth and area investment with a $70000 federal grant and plans to attract industry. Hecht named assistant to the president for area development as efforts expand regionally.
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Southeastern Ohio
Vernon Roger Alden
Ohio University
Alden
Athens
Hocking
Ohio
Ohio River Valley
College of Business Administration
Martin L. Hecht
Mid- West Research Institute
Kansas City
Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration
Athens Plant Expands Its Bridgwater Works Plans
Bridgwater Machine Division announces a 9000 sq ft addition at its Athens Mill St plant to boost earth mover tire and missile mold production and introduce large iron grinding discs. No new jobs this year. training begun in January. The plant, operating since 1945, employs 275 production workers and 55 support staff with a $1.6 million payroll.
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Mill St
Bridgwater Machine Division
American Brake Shoe Co
Frank Batdorff
Man
Batdorff
Cerns
Athens
Final Draft Of Hocking Plan Slated For Completion Today
The Hocking County Resource Development Council expects the final draft of the Overall Economic Development Plan to be finished this afternoon. Forty copies were notarized, with 35 to go to Robert Cochrane in Columbus for review.
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Hocking County
Harvard Refuses $100 SOB Gift From Satirical Society
Harvard University refused a $100 donation from the Sons of Business Society formed to poke fun at President Kennedy. Rep. William H. Ayres, founder, said funds would support a scholarship to study what makes the economy tick. The money came from selling 25-cent Sons of Business buttons showing a sad hound in a dog house.
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Washington
Harvard University
Sons of Business Society
Kennedy
Harvard
William H. Ayres
Robio
Sons of Business
Buried Loot Theory Emerges in Estes Inquiry
In Amarillo a court of inquiry hears that Billie Sol Estes may have hidden millions in a pauper’s grave. Harold E. Orr, president of Superior Manufacturing, claims about 32 million tied to Estes’ enterprises disappeared. Orr cites a Pecos mortuary as a possible storage site for the loot.
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Amarillo
Tex
Billie Sol Estes
Estes
New York
Harold E. Orr
Superior Manufacturing Co
West Texas
Pecos
Orr
Frank Baughman
Air Force Sees Thor Missile Flaws Amid Tests
Air Force officers affirm high reliability for US war missiles but note three Thor mishaps in Pacific nuclear tests. They cite inertial guidance on warheads as key, with Minuteman, Atlas, and Titan programs advancing reliability and deployment plans for strategic forces.
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Washington
Air Force
Pacific
Johnston Island
U.S
Vandenburg Air Force Base
California
Strategic Air Command
Mental Fund Is Held Up In Ohio Deliberations
The Ohio state controlling board delayed a decision for one week on allocating 4.5 million dollars in unspent Mental Hygiene funds to expand juvenile and mental health staff statewide. House Speaker Roger Cloud sought time to review whether unused last year funds earmarked for personal services would be diverted. State Senator William Deddens questioned how the department amassed 4.5 million while the governor argued the legislature underfunded it.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Controlling Board
Roger Cloud
Logan
Cloud
William H. Deddens
Hamilton
Michael V. DiSalle
Finkbine seeks abortion ruling amid thalidomide concerns
Phoenix television figure Sherri Chessen Finkbine faces legal hurdles as her suit with husband Robert seeks a court order for a life saving abortion. Defendants county attorney and state attorney general may be dismissed, leaving the case in jeopardy.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Phoenix Area
Superior Court
Yale McFate
Robert L. Finkbine
Phoenix
Finkbines
Walter Cheifetz
Laos Leader Seeks Broad U S Aid For Neutral Laos
Prime Minister Souvanna Phouma said the United States offered economic assistance to Laos with details to follow after a development plan. He met with Secretary Rusk and planned talks with President Kennedy as Sparkman floated a multi nation funding approach. Souvanna said withdrawal of foreign forces, including 10 000 North Vietnamese, should pose no problem.
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Washington
Souvanna Phouma
Laos
United States
Dean Rusk
Kennedy
U.S
Sen
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Geneva
Sparkman
China
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Autumn-like chill grips Ohio with record lows
Cool air from Canada settles over the Ohio Valley bringing the day’s low around 45 in Columbus, a date record, with Hocking Valley also noting autumn-like temperatures. By 11 a.m. the temperature reached 75, and Chesapeake set another date record at 47 while Findlay Zanesville 47 and Marietta 52 reflect statewide cool spell.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Canada
Ohio Valley
Columbus
Hocking Valley
Chesapeake
Findlay
Zanesville
Youngstown
Marietta
Ohio’s 37th Infantry heads to Camp Grayling for training
More than 8,000 members of Ohio’s 37th Infantry Division move to Camp Grayling in Michigan for a two week summer field training session. Units from 67 communities travel by military convoy along three routes with rest stops at Montpelier Ottokee and Maumee. The focus is on company sized maneuvers with live ammo first week and blank rounds second week under Maj. Gen. Loren G. Windom.
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Columbus
Ohio
37Th Infantry Division
Camp Grayling
Toledo
Buckeye National Guardsmen
Michigan Military Reservation
Michigan
Montpelier
Ottokee
Maumee
37Th
Honest John
Loren G. Windom
Rhodes To Speak At New Lexington For Ohio Governor Campaign
James A. Rhodes will launch his campaign for the Ohio governorship at a dinner in New Lexington August 13. About 500 Republicans are expected. Congressman-at-large candidate Robert A. Taft Jr. will also speak. Perry County GOP chairman Eugene Clark announced plans and handed out tickets at a party meeting.
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James A. Rhodes
Ohio
New Lexington
Robert A. Taft Jr
Eugene Clark
Junction City
Perry County
GOP
Berber Leader Krim Forms Defense Committee in Algeria Crisis
Belkacem Krim returns from Kabylie to Algiers and announces a defense committee to oppose Ahmed Ben Bella's power grab. Mo hammed Khider arrives from Oran as Ben Bella loyalists press to seize control while Ben Khedda seeks stability amid armed opposition in Kabylie.
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Algiers
Belkacem Krim
Kabylie
Ahmed Ben Bella
Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
Ben Bella
Krim
Ben Khedda
Algeria
Mohammed Khider
Oran
National Liberation Front
Khider
Aletti
Defense Committee
Newsmen
Abdelhafid Boussouf
Boussouf
Lakhdar Ben Tobbal
Constantine
GOP targets Kennedy with "bad times" label plan
Republicans plot to pin economic woes on President Kennedy to sway voters against Democratic congressional candidates. Sen. Barry Goldwater and Sen. Clifford Case accuse Kennedy of indecision and weak leadership while debating tax cuts. They predict gains for GOP in the House, while acknowledging Senate control remains Democrat.
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Kennedy
Washington
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
National Press Club
Congress
Goldwater
Clifford P. Case
R-N.j
CBS
Case
House
Arizona
Senate
Geneva Envoy Due For Talks
The White House recalls Ambassador Dean from Geneva to discuss new data on detecting atomic tests. Kennedy weighing easing safeguards for a test ban while maintaining inspections. Some officials favor removing on site control posts, others oppose. Geneva talks to define verification terms.
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Washington
White House
U.S
Kennedy
Arthur H.) Dean
Geneva
Dean
Pierre Salinger
Russia
State Department
Soviet Union
United States
Typhoon Louise Hits Central Japan Killing At Least Two
Typhoon Louise struck central Japan causing at least two deaths and 13 injuries. More than 1,800 homes were flooded as the storm lashed the region.
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Tokyo
Japan
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