Foreign Service Exams Open to Diverse Applicants in 1963
Editor, Daily News. The Foreign Service seeks capable graduates in law, business, and liberal arts for Junior Foreign Service posts. Eligibility includes age under 31 on July 1 1963 US citizenship nine years plus. Applications due July 22 from the Board of Examiners for the Foreign Service.
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Ohio Way 4 In Congress Voting on Recent Roll Calls
Ohio members voted on roll calls including passage of a $1.8 billion appropriation for State Justice and Commerce. Republicans listed include Betts Bolton Bow Clancy Harsha Mosher Ashbrook Devine McCulloch. Not voting Ayres Vanik Hays Secrest. Democrats against Hayes.
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Mina
Abele
Ashbrook
Bolton
Bow
A Devine
Latta
McCulloch
Mosher
Rich
Schenelt
Sean Secrest
Vanik
Hayes
Welfare policy under study by Ohio commissioners
Cincinnati AP The Ohio County Officials Association begins a three day convention with a resolution on welfare expected at its annual meeting. Officials say Rhodes administration cut state aid 10 percent hurting local programs and a unified statewide welfare system is urged. Delegates may back a model building code and oppose taxing powers for non elected boards.
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Cincinnati
Ohio Counce Eceretat An Andlbeed Association
James A Rhodes
Ohio
George Taylor
London
Association
Taylor
West Germany launches its own Peace Corps program
President Kennedy joined West German Chancellor Adenauer and President Luebke in Bonn as West Germany begins a Peace Corps styled program. West Germany plans to deploy about 250 young volunteers this year to developing nations, mainly in Africa, with expansion to 500 in 1964 and 1,000 in 1965.
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West Germany
U.S. Peace Corps
Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
Heinrich Luebke
Peace Corps
U.S
International Peace Corps Secretariat
Petition for Annexation to Village of Buchtel Ohio
A petition to the Hocking County Board of Commissioners filed by sole adult freeholders of Ward Township seeks annexation of unincorporated territory into the village of Buchtel. Agent Jack V. Oakley is named to secure the annexation. Exhibit A and detailed metes bounds describe the area on the South half of the Southeast quarter of Section 1. The document is dated August 1 and signed by Logan.
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Buchapel
Board of County Commissioners
Hocking County
Ohio
Ward
York
Board of County Commisomera
Buchtel
Jack V. Oakley
Nelsonville
Ward Township
Nest County
Smeen
Logan
Dayton Woman Dies in Home Fire at 772 Miami Chapel Road
A 59 year old woman, Dorothy Lillian Regnier, perished in a fire at her single story frame home on 772 Miami Chapel Road in Dayton. Fire officials traced the blaze to a lit cigarette found in a Davenport in the living dining area.
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Dayton, Ohio
Miami Chapel Road
Dorothy Lillian Regnier
Davenport
Domer Murder Trial Set for September in Canton
Stark County Common Pleas Court Judge John Rossetti ruled Robert K. Domer sane and capable of standing trial for the first degree murder in the fire death of Howard F. Riddle. The prominent investment broker, 44, faces trial in Canton, Ohio.
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Canton, Ohio
Robert K. Domer
Howard F. Riddle
Akron
Stark County Common Pleas Court
John Rossetti
Domer
Portsmouth Hospital Chief Dies After Heart Attack
Dr. Thomas A. McMahon 55, superintendent of Portsmouth Receiving Hospital, died Monday of an apparent heart attack. He had led the hospital since it began operating 10 years ago.
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Portsmouth, Ohio
Portsmouth Receiving Hospital
Thomas A. McMahon
McMahon
Ohio Orders Explanations On Freeway Delays
Ohio officials met with Gov Rhodes to press Perini Corp and Peter Kiewit Sons for urgent reasons for delays on Warren County sections of the Cincinnati Conneaut Freeway. Perini holds 6.56 million in contracts for two highway segments. Kiewit has a 65 million contract for a 6 mile Little Miami River bridge.
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Columbus, Ohio
Cincinnati-Conneaut
James W. Shacknessy
Ohio Turnpike Commission
James A. Rhodes
Perini Corp
Framingham
Mass
Peter Kiewit Sons
Cleveland
Warren
Perini
Kiewit
Little Miami River
Shockhessy
Cvea
ILO to Push UN Expulsion Over South Africa Policy
The International Labour Organization is expected to urge the UN Security Council and the General Assembly to expel South Africa from the United Nations due to the apartheid policy. The move reflects growing international pressure against racial segregation.
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International Labor Organization
Council
General Assembly
South Africa
United Nations
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