Revised Zoning Law Referred To Planning Board For Study
After extensive review by the citizens advisory committee the revised zoning ordinance was turned over to the city planning commission. Ralph Larimer joined the commission replacing Bill Moore as of yesterday and planning action moves toward a possible council decision. The panel reviewed a comprehensive land use map and discussed industrial district expansion, subdividing Graceland Addition for residential lots, and a proposed storm sewer project to ease drainage on W Front Street.
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Citizens’ Advisory Committee On Land Use and Zoning
City Planning Commission
Ralph Larimer
Delmar Freeman
Bill Moore
Don Russell
Dick Donahey
Larry Summers
Carroll Hill
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Logan
Goodyear
National Guard
Richard Hall
Logan Development Co
Planning Commission
W. Front St
Holl
Commission
Freeman
Donahey
Hall
Khrushchev to Aid East Germany Visit
Moscow reports Premier Khrushchev will travel to East Germany in a friendly gesture timed to East German leader Ulbricht’s 70th birthday. Western officials see the move as a counter to Kennedy’s West German tour. Tass gave no clear destination or arrival city.
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Moscow
Kennedy
West Germany
Walter Ulbricht
East Germany
Ulbricht
Karl Guenther von Hase
Khrushchev
Rhodes Bans Discrimination In All State Operations
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes issued an executive code for fair practices to ban racial discrimination in state operations. The code aligns with his January 15 directives and is touted as a step toward gainful employment for Black citizens amid years of unrest.
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Columbus, Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Rhodes
Civil Rights Commission
Washington
Kennedy
Kennedy vows US defense of Europe against Gaullist policy
President Kennedy rebukes Charles de Gaulle's Europe plan in Frankfurt. He asserts the United States will risk its cities to defend Western Europe and urges a united Atlantic partnership to form a new world power with mutual obligations to more than 40 allies.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Kennedy
Charles de Gaulle
Europe
U.S
United States
America
Gaulle
de Gaulle
Asia
Africa
Americas
Hearing Set in Slaying of Negro Leader in Jackson
Jackson Mississippi AP reports a preliminary hearing will occur in city court on the murder charge against Byron de La Beckwith, 42, of Greenwood, accused of killing a Negro integration leader. District Attorney Bill Waller seeks detention without bond until the July grand jury hears the charge, with possible psychiatric evaluation at Whitfield State Mental Hospital if indicted.
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Jackson, Miss
Byron de la Beckwith
Greenwood
Beckwith
Bill Waller
The
New Orleans Times-Picayune
Jackson
Whitfield
Walte
Bond Issue OK'd For Ballot
Ohioans will vote on November 5 to authorize a new 250 million bond issue for state buildings especially in higher education. The plan is backed by Gov. Rhodes and would push total postwar bonds past 1 billion. Funding comes from a penny-a-pack cigarette tax.
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Columbus, Ohio
Senate
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Senate Education Committee
Ross Pepple
R-Allen
House
Natural Resources Department
Atlantic City Chosen for Democratic Presidential Nomination
The Democratic National Committee named Atlantic City New Jersey as the site for the 1964 nominating convention to be held the week of August 24. The decision, returning the convention to the East Coast for the first time since 1948, follows the Republican gathering in San Francisco on July 13.
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Washington
Atlantic City
N.J
San Francisco
Democratic National Committee
East Coast
Harry S. Truman
Philadelphia
Kenya Independence Set for 1964 in Britain Plan
Britain will grant Kenya independence by 1964 according to informed sources. A constitutional conference will be held this year to arrange the transfer of power.
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Kenya
London
Britain
Pentagon Clears 3 Airmen In Sex Security Scandal
The Defense Department cleared three U S airmen of involvement in Britain's sex and security scandal and sent them back to duty in England. The investigation found no security violations.
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Pentagon
Washington
Defense Department
U.S
Britain
England
Arthur Sylves
Weather and security notes mix in brief Ohio update
Ohio weather shows clear skies with cool overnight temperatures and highs in the upper 80s to 90s, while a separate briefing covers Defense Department statements about U S airmen questioned in connection with the Christine Keeler case. Officials say no military information was solicited or given, and links to Capt Eugene Ivanov or Navy attaché cases are not substantiated.
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Jer
Defense
Pentagon
England
Bri
Yriaan
London
Miss Keeler
Sylvester
Defense Department
Capt
Thomas Murphy
Murphy
Othiosine Ivanov
Muray
Washington
U.S
Navy
Department
Charles Lee Wright
Mount Vernon
Ill
George Hopkins
Bellaire
Ohio
3Rd Air Force
South Ruislip
Eastern Nebraska Flood Continues After Two Deaths
Flood waters across eastern Nebraska persist with two drownings when a stalled auto was approached. Mrs. Ray Davis aged 41 and Jane Kolar 14 died. Davis's husband and two children were rescued. Towns along Turkey Creek Salt Creek and the Swan River are flooded. Dewitt Memphis and Valparaiso report up to two feet of water.
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Nebraska
Ray Davis
Jane Kolar
Neb
Memphis
Valpariso
Soviet Spacecraft Explodes In Flight Reportedly
NASA says a Soviet satellite disintegrated into 24 orbiting pieces after launch last fall. The debris, detected by NORAD, followed the breakup of NASA’s Transit 4A mission in 1961, with fragments reentering over several months and three falling from orbit.
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Washington
U. S. Space Agency
U. S
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Goddard Space Flight Crater
Greenbelt
MD. Amteem
NASA
Lonhe Puis
North American Air de
Moscow
Navy
Pigg
Logan Trade Club backs Goodyear plant investment plan
More than 30 volunteers and Logan Trade Club officials launched a 350000 dollar campaign to back the Goodyear plant project. The Logan Trade Club Ohio Development Corporation will own about 44 acres in the Logan Industrial Park Route 33 South and lease to Goodyear Tire. Akron Savings & Loan will finance via notes totaling 350000 dollars secured by a second mortgage.
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Logan Trade Club Development Corporation
Goodyear
Nelsonville
Max Davidson
The
Development Corporation
Logan Trade Club
Trade Club
Ohio
Gan and
Ohio Development Corporation
Logan Industrial Park
Route 33
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Akron Savings & Loan Company
Industrial Development Fund
Logan
Metalbestos
Ralph O. Moorehead
Ralph Poston
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Donald Cook
Cook
Liquor Department
Richard Aerabech
Beh Agit Vfs Schapremfpater
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Main St
Roy Loomis
JFK
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio River
Columbus
Cleveland
Marietta
Cincinnati
Zanesville
Lower Great Lakes
Lower Lakes
Associated Press
Fense Command
NORAD
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