Ohio Hospitals Return to Farm Operations Statewide
Ohio mental hospitals resume farming after a halt under former policy. Director Martin A. Janis allows inmate work on approved farms to aid therapy and state finances. About 17,000 acres were farmed last year with crops valued at 3.58 million dollars. production should remain similar this year and rise next year as all farms reopen.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Martin A. Janis
Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
Michael V. DiSalle
Janis
Homer B. Gall
Orient State Institute
Gallipolis
Mansfield
Mississippi marches continue as arrests mount
In Jackson Mississippi more than 400 protesters including teenagers were arrested during the civil rights protests. Medgar Evers urged continued nonviolent action while Mayor Thompson refused a bi racial meeting. Police processed hundreds for parading without a permit as NAACP leaders criticized police tactics.
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Jackson
Miss
Allen Thompson
Medgar Evers
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Evers
Roy T. Wilkins
New York
NAACP
Wilkins
Farish Street Baptist Church
Willie Ludden
Atlanta
Ludden
Chief Anti Red Prober Walter Dies Of Leukemia
Rep. Francis E. Walter 69 longtime chairman of the House Un American Activities Committee died Friday in Georgetown University Hospital from leukemia. President Kennedy mourned his loss as a steadfast public servant and a friend to the House. Walter had just won a 16th term, leaving a vacancy and marking a shift in committee leadership dynamics.
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Washington
Francis E. Walter
House
Committee On UN- American Activities
Pennsylvania
Walter
Georgetown University Hospital
Kennedy
House of Representatives
Jack Yohe
Clyde Doyle
D-Calif
Edwin E. Willis
D-La
Accede
Ernest Price Appointed To State Highway Post
Ernest Price, endorsed by the Hocking County Republican executive committee, was hired as superintendent of the Hocking County state highway garage on May 24. He replaces John Shaw, who was fired March 30 for insubordination after 17 years with the department. Price also runs Logan Transfer & Storage and serves as a city councilman.
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Ernest Price
Hocking County
Republican Executive Committee
Dean Collison
Price
Marietta
State Highway Department
Logan Transfer & Storage
John Shaw
Shaw
Eee
Highway Department
Hocking
PUCO
Gaffney Motor Freight, Inc
Lancaster
Margaret
Vine St
Thomas Price
U. S. Air Force
Martha
Taft Opposes Ban Against Red Speakers
U S Rep Robert Taft Jr told a Cincinnati Theta Sigma Phi banquet that college speakers should not be barred for beliefs. He criticized a Ohio House bill barring state university trustees from admitting known subversives. He urged open discussion and mature student discernment of ideas.
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Cincinnati
U. S
Robert Taft Jr
Taft
Theta Sigma Phi
Professional Organization For Women In Journalism
Ohio House
United States
Swimming Pool Set to Open Season Sunday at Logan
Logan pool director Harry Westfall said the facility will open this Sunday after concrete walkways were repaired. Water filling occurs this evening and tickets remain the same as last year.
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Logan
Harry Westfall
Kennedy to push bills for desegregation speedup
Kennedy plans to urge Congress to fast track desegregation in schools and public accommodations via two-bill package. The public accommodations measure would ban interstate discrimination and allow federal timetables with court review, aiming to ease sit in tensions.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Robert F. Kennedy
Navy questions photos of Thresher wreckage
The Navy said underwater images previously thought to show the sunken submarine Thresher cannot be definitively identified. An analysis of the Conrad mission photographs failed to confirm the Thresher's wreck in 8,400 feet of water, 220 miles east of Cape Cod, though some objects resembled a sail and hull features.
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Conrad
Navy
Washington
Efa Ve
Khrushchev Castro Visit Tiflis Caucasus Trip
Premier Khrushchev and Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro left the Black Sea retreat and flew to Tiflis the Soviet Georgia capital. Tass reported Castro plans to familiarize himself with points of interest in Soviet Georgia and other Caucasus regions in the coming days.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Fidel Castro
Black Sea
Soviet Georgia
Tiflis
Tass
Castro
Caucasus
Reds Buy Aussie Wheat Sale to China
Australia sells 46 million bushels of wheat to China with shipments due to start this month. The AP report notes the sale adds to ongoing trade in wheat between Australia and the Communist China.
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Reds
Melbourne
Australia
China
Negroes Win Protection In Tallahassee Theaters
In Tallahassee Florida a court granted a restraining order modified to permit limited peaceful picketing of two white movie theaters. The ruling allows 18 pickets at the Florida venue and 10 at the State theater and bars entry without management permission. Black demonstrators had staged mass protests with arrests totaling over 200 previously. They plan a lawsuit to open theaters to all and to file damage suits over arrests and indignities.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Florida A&m University
Florida
Les Pendlene
Ben C. Willis
State
Ruling Next Week On Fire Chief Courter Leave
Service Director Donahey said a ruling should come early next week on Fire Chief Ralph Courter’s leave of absence request. The deal adds to five months of sick and vacation time tied to injuries from a 1956 fire call, after a 15 percent disability pension was granted by the city firemen’s pension board.
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Eee Oe
Donahey
Anaieatane
Ralph Courter
James Stilwell
Courter
City Firemen’s Pension Board
First 25th Division unit sails for Thailand maneuvers
The first contingent of 25th Division troops left Friday for Thailand to take part in SEATO maneuvers June 11 19. By week’s end 2 000 soldiers from the 5th Infantry and Brigade Task Force Headquarters will be airlifted by the Military Air Transport Service.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
25Th Division
Thailand
5Th Infantry
Military Air Transport Service
Pennsylvania Adopts 5 Percent Sales Tax and 8 Cent Cigarette Tax
Harrisburg reports a new 5 percent statewide sales tax and an 8 cent per pack cigarette tax taking effect across Pennsylvania today as part of a broad tax package.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Donahey Plans To Name New City Electrician
Donahey intends to appoint a new city electrician after Beery, furloughed earlier this year for lack of funds, declined a regular monthly wage. Beery reportedly quit after May 21 citing media focus on the wage issue and returned keys to the street foreman.
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Donahey
New City Electrician
Beery
Delmar Freeman
Plan Strikes Inside Cuba
Five anti Castro groups announce a shift from raids to actions inside Cuba promising further operations near Havana Tarara area two weeks earlier and vowing to concentrate people and infiltrate Castro forces while avoiding attacks on foreign ships in response to the Soviet vessel Baku incident.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
Tarara
Havana
Second National Front of
Escambray
Alpha 6
People’s Revolutionary Movement
Revolutionary Movement
Anti-Communist Liberation Front
Fidel Castro
Baku
U.S
Weather Notes and Storm Names for Atlantic Season
A Hocking County high of 80 degrees was recorded Friday with 78 for the low and sunnier outlook. The Atlantic hurricane season begins June 15 and runs through November, with Air Force and Navy reconnaissance ready to monitor storms. Names for tropical storms include Arlene Beaulah Cinda Debra Edith Flora Ginny Irene Janice Kristy Laura Margo Nona Orchid Portia Rachael Sandra Terese Verna Wallis.
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Hocking County
Miami
Fla
Weather Bureau
Air Force
Navy
Arlene
Beaulah
Cinda
Debra
Edith
Flora
Ginny
Hannah
Irene
Janice
Kristy
Laura
Margo
Nona
Orchid
Portia
Rachael
Sandra
Terese
Verna
Wallis
Findlay College President Resigns Over Ill Health
Findlay College trustees accept the resignation of President Dr O J Wilson effective August 31 due to ill health. The move ends his tenure at the Findlay Ohio campus and will trigger a search for a new leader.
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Findlay, Ohio
Findlay College
O. J. Wilson
Pentecost Sunday Remembered As Birth Of The Church
George W. Cornell reports on Pentecost Sunday recalling the descent of the Holy Spirit 50 days after Christ's resurrection. He notes the National Council of Churches call for prayers for racial reconciliation and unity among denominations and peoples.
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George W. Cornell
Associated Press
The
Christian Church
National Council of Churches
J. Irwin Miller
Lord
Jesus Christ
Pope John XXIII Battles Death Amid Declarations of Dying
Vatican officials reported Pope John XXIII fighting a grave health crisis with brief revival moments. Doctors warned death could come at any moment, while the pontiff voiced calm acceptance and spoke of following death step by step. Cardinal Cento led prayers as the pope remained near death through the night with regular, shallow breathing and a rising temperature.
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Vatican Radio
Adt
Begy Om Bats
Edlagag Seng
Oddone Tacoli
Holy Father
Vatican Radio and Press Office
Ferdinando Cardinal Cento
Pope John
Christ
Piero Mazzoni
Vatican
John
Dying Pope John Prays Through Final Hours
Vatican City AP reports Pope John Paul II endures hours of pain as he prays silently for guidance and comfort. His whispered Latin phrases echo his lifelong devotion including I am the resurrection and the life and Ut unum sint.
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Vatican City
Pope John
Holy Father
Pope
Jesus
Evangelist John
Christ
Lazarus
Mary
Martha
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