Ohio House weighs 1.3 billion general fund plan and bond issues
The Ohio House awaits Senate action on a 1.3 billion general fund measure to run state government for two years. The session also considers 956 thousand dollars in claims, a Sunday duck hunting change, and a multi hundred million bond program for universities and public buildings as the Rhodes budget aims to balance income estimates by June 30, 1965.
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Cardinals Prepare to Elect New Pope After John XXIII Death
Vatican City mourns Pope John XXIII as cardinals begin plans for a conclave to choose his successor. The body lies in state at the Vatican with public homage set for Wednesday and Thursday. Conclave expected between June 18 and 21. Italian candidates favored, led by Giovanni Battista Montini of Milan.
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Giovanni Battista Cardinal Montini
Milan
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Pope Pius XII
World mourns Pope John XXIII uniting diverse faiths
In London AP reports a worldwide outpouring of sorrow at Pope John XXIII death. The pontiff's life is praised for unity and peace as political and religious divides pause to honor him. Leaders from many faiths and regimes send condolences to the Vatican.
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Hoffa Faces Indictment Over Pension Fund Loans Scam
James R Hoffa head of the Teamsters Union and seven associates were indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of fraudulently obtaining more than 20 million in loans from the Central States Pension Fund. The eight men allegedly diverted over 1 million for personal benefit including at least 100000 to aid Hoffa. The indictment spans 1958 to now with 28 counts including a conspiracy charge carrying up to five years and a 10000 fine.
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Herbert R. Burris
George
Samuel Hyman
Key West
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Midwest
Southeast
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Dranow
Burrises
Alabama
Missouri
New Jersey
California
101 Feared Lost In Plane Mishap
Coast Guard reports debris off Graham Island B C identified as from Northwest Airlines DC7 missing since Monday with 101 aboard. No survivors or bodies sighted. Vessel crew and Albatross aircraft on scene near 60 miles west of the island. Flight from McChord AFB Washington to Elmendorf AFB Alaska. Passenger list includes 65 military personnel 29 dependents and one Air Force civilian and a crew that included Capt Alber Olson First Officer Donald Weng er and others.
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Kennedy to push voluntary desegregation plan at White House
President Kennedy meets today with 100 Southern business outlets to press voluntary desegregation while outlining a broad civil rights package to Congress. The package would prohibit private business and public facility discrimination in interstate commerce and empower the attorney general to sue on behalf of individuals denied civil rights, with renewed Civil Rights Commission powers.
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South
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Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
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Civil Rights Commission
Sect’s Bloody Sacrifice Probed in Mexico
In Victoria Mexico forty people are held for questioning after a sect sacrifice in five deaths. Two were burned alive and three died in a later gun battle at a cooperative farm 85 miles north of Victoria. Fifteen sect members and three police were involved.
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Goodwill driver dies in roadside accident near McArthur
In Chillicothe Ohio Goodwill Industries truck driver Loren Hatfield 35 was killed when fellow Goodwill director Nelson Kittle 34 tried to maneuver his car to light Hatfield while repairing a flat tire at Hooper Roadside State Park. The car pinned Hatfield for about ten feet causing fatal injuries. Hatfield died a few hours later at Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens.
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Castro secretively returns to Cuba as pope dies
Fidel Castro slipped into Havana from the Soviet Union unseen as world mourns Pope John XXIII. President Osvaldo Corticos reportedly surprised. Castro was not met by guards. Moscow papers highlighted his departure with Khrushchev and Malinovsky seen off after a five week visit.
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Governor Threatened Man Held After Statehouse Visit
Authorities hold 24 year old Ronald Morris of Columbus after he appeared at the Ohio Statehouse Monday night and stated an intent to kill Governor James A. Rhodes.
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Columbus
Ronald Morris
Statehouse
James A. Rhodes
Logan-Hocking Librarian Jack Stephens Resigns
Logan-Hocking library board accepts resignation of librarian Jack Stephens citing ill health. Stephens plans to travel and visit friends, spending much time in Wilmington Delaware. He has served about a year and a half and will remain until a replacement is found. Board also accepts The Rubaiyat edition in memory of Doris Ruble Robinson and a $15 donation from Delta Kappa Gamma for reference books.
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Logan-Hocking Library Board
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Wilmington
Del
Sussex
England
King’s College
London
United States
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Unit 78
Doris Ruble Robinson
Delta Kappa Gamma Sorority
Ohio Weather Outlook Says Cloudy With Light Rain
The official Weather Bureau summary notes cloudy skies across Ohio with scattered fog and rain. Night temperatures stayed in the 60s, readings at sunrise ranged from 60 in Toledo to 63 in Dayton. Weak low pressure will dominate through Wednesday with very light rain or sprinkles today or tonight and cooler highs Wednesday in the low to middle range.
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Toledo
Dayton
Ohio
Pope Dies Clouds West Soviet Ties Influence
Washington notes Pope John XXIII sought to ease Kremlin Vatican contact to avert nuclear age conflict. His death casts doubt on future dialogue with the Soviet bloc and may affect Catholic communities worldwide. A notable meeting occurred March 7 with Alexei Adzhubei, Khrushchev's son in law and chief editor.
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Fire damages Newark department store with big loss
A Monday night fire in downtown Newark caused heavy damage to King's Department Store. Unofficial estimates reached 250000 dollars in damage while the six story modern building valued about 350000 dollars and contents about 300000 dollars. The store is fully insured. A 1961 fire previously caused over 250000 dollars in damage and led to a near complete rebuilding.
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Newark
Ohio
King’s Department Store
Lawyers seek injunction to end Birmingham segregated schools
In Birmingham Alabama Negro attorneys appeal to a federal appeals court for an immediate injunction to desegregate schools. W L Williams Jr cites Lynne’s rejection of desegregation and warns of an integration plan if discrimination persists. Justice Department argues against Gov Wallace delaying enrollment at the University of Alabama as three Negro students plan summer entry.
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Ala
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Lynne
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George C. Wallace
University of Alabama
James A. Hood
East Gadsden
Bly
Vivian
Corbin admits share in Hansel's burglary case
James Howard Corbin of Columbus pleaded guilty before Mayor Delmar Freeman to breaking and entering in the Hansel Bros. dry cleaning plant burglary. He claimed only accomplice status and waited in a car as two others entered, with police seeking a third suspect.
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Athens
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