Pro Am Golf Draw Opens 39th SEC Tourney at Hocking Hills
The 39th annual Southeastern Ohio Golf tournament opened at Hocking Hills Country Club with 37 two man teams teeing off by 11 30 a m Pro am entries are due by 2 30 p m Top contenders include Gallipolis duo Howard Baker Saunders and Ray Clark last year runners up to Athens Don Finsterwald and Butch Grover Medalist Frank Rizak of Cambridge leads a field that includes teams from Athens Marietta Logan Circleville Circleville and Lancaster among others in 36 holes of play Saturday and Sunday
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Ohio State approves student fee increases for autumn quarter
Ohio State University trustees approved increases of 15 dollars per quarter for resident students and 30 dollars per quarter for non residents effective with the autumn quarter starting September 30. The action was announced from Columbus in today’s brief.
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Ritual Buddhist suicide shocks Saigon street
In Saigon a 72 year old Buddhist monk set himself on fire amid protests and violence. Monks vow more personal crisis reports and warn the conflict could destabilize President Ngo Dinh Diem's government. The Buddhist leadership stresses nonviolence but says sacrifice might be used if needed.
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New Charges Hit Macmillan In Vice Scandal
Christine Keeler revealed a Soviet naval attaché sought nuclear warhead delivery dates from John Profumo, widening the sex scandal’s espionage angle and threatening Prime Minister Harold Macmillan. The disclosure came via attorney Michael Eddowes, who presented a letter to Macmillan as security officials faced renewed scrutiny.
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Soviet Seeks $280 Million British Refinery Deal
British Labour leader Harold Wilson says the Soviet Union seeks to buy a $280 million oil refinery from Britain and has discussed the deal with British industrialists.
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Little East West Accord Seen As Talks Likely To Stall
Washington officials say hopes for a breakthrough in mid July talks on a Moscow test ban are slim. Khrushchev clings to no inspection in Soviet Union and faces military pressure to resume tests. Admiration of peaceful coexistence masks no concession by Russia, despite Kennedy Macmillan outreach.
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Kennard Named Elementary School Supervisor in Hocking County
The Hocking County school board voted Mrs. Alice Kennard as county supervisor of elementary schools at its monthly meeting. She will serve a two year contract starting Aug. 1, replacing the late Mrs. Virginia Hayes. Kennard, a 1953 Ohio University graduate, earned a 1958 master's in administration and supervision and has 20 years teaching experience in Starr-Washing ton schools.
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Dramatic Funeral Planned For Assassinated Civil Rights Aide
In Jackson Mississippi Negro leaders announce a March strategy and plan a dramatic funeral for slain civil rights aide Medgar Evers. Police and FBI pursue a rifle fingerprint lead as Evers awaits burial at Arlington next week.
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Is Dear Old Dad A Dad Is He A Hero In Kids Eyes
New York AP report finds children from 3 to 18 view their fathers as good or the best, despite flaws like smoking, swearing, and long work hours. They want dad to attend games, relax, and enjoy family time more, not just church or golf.
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Envoys To Confer With Pathet Lao
British Ambassador Donald Hopson and Soviet Ambassador Sergei Af f anassiev flew to Pathet Lao HQ at Khang Khay to press resumption of talks with Prime Minister Souvanna Phouma. Pathet Lao leader Souphanouvong said they come only as government representatives. Pathet Lao forces attacked a rightist outpost southeast of Attopeu, reportedly repulsed with heavy losses.
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Soviet Fifth Man In Orbit Bykovsky Aboard Vostok V
Soviet Premier Khrushchev announced Lt. Col. Valeri Bykovsky, 28, as the fifth cosmonaut in orbit aboard Vostok V. Tass reported the craft orbits Earth every 88 minutes from 112 to 146 miles altitude and that Bykovsky is in good health as a long space mission may follow.
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Clevelander Frees After Second Jury Trial
AKRON Ohio Darrell C Townsend Jr 24 of Cleveland was acquitted by a common pleas court jury in a second trial on second degree manslaughter charges tied to the traffic death of Joseph Doughty 40 of Akron a passenger in the vehicle.
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Tempo Accelerates as Ohio Legislature Moves Toward Adjournment
The 105th General Assembly, two weeks from adjournment, saw Senate Finance Committee approval of a two year spending bill totaling about 148 thousand dollars above the House budget of 1.3 billion. The panel trimmed the two year budget by nearly 1 million but added 750 thousand to the state emergency fund. Other actions included approval of a higher ed board of regents and favorable moves on a youth commission cabinet term alignment and a revamped racing commission. The House defeated a lobbyist oversight bill and a school injunction measure. Amish supporters won when a related education board injunction proposal failed 64 to 49 after Rep. Robert Carpenter criticized it and defended Amish schools.
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Ohio Weather Outlook Summary
Weather summary for Ohio notes variable cloudiness Thursday night with cool temperatures from 53 at Toledo to 64 at Dayton. By 2 p.m. temperatures reached 81, and readings approached 83 at noon today with a 51 degree reading in the Wayne area.
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Weather Notes Show Cool Mornings and Dense Fog
Early morning temperatures ranged from 53 in Toledo to 64 in Dayton with dense fog reducing visibility in Toledo Dayton and Cincinnati. A weak low pressure system moved through overnight while high pressure will bring mild days and cool nights with little rainfall expected over the weekend.
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Five Day Forecast for Southern and Central Ohio
Five day forecast for southern and central Ohio calls for temperatures 3 to 6 degrees below normal with daytime highs near 80 to 85 and lows in the low 60s. Rainfall expected, totaling about a quarter to half inch, centered around the middle of next week.
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Satellite Expert Morton Stoller Dies at 46
Morton J. Stoller who directed the Tiros Relay and Echo satellite programs died Thursday in Bethesda Maryland after a battle with cancer. He was 46 and led key U S weather and communication satellite projects.
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Ohio House Gallery Closed After Fair Housing Display
The Ohio House gallery closed to visitors after five demonstrators were ejected for fair housing protest. Police escorted kneeling and chained protesters from the Capitol as lawmakers enforced a hallway ban during sessions. CORE leader Abe Fowlkes and others were among those removed amid a week of demonstrations supporting a housing desegregation bill.
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