Ohio seeks 250 million bond for state capital improvements
Senator Ross Pepple introduced a constitutional amendment to voters for a 250 million bond issue in the next general election. The plan would fund higher education 175 million, public schools 35 million, water conservation and parks 25 million, and state buildings 15 million with priority to universities and municipal colleges.
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Young Mother Sentenced for Manslaughter in Infant Death
Cleveland AP reports Artha Turpin age 19, unwed mother of two, pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the February death of her 7 month old son Alvin. Judge Victor Cohen gave a 120 year sentence to Marysville Reformatory. Turpin contends Alvin died of pneumonia. the state says starvation.
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Euclid School Receives Federal English Study Grant
Central Junior High in Euclid wins a $41,710 federal grant for a year to create an English teaching demonstration center. Western Reserve University will administer the funds and supply a faculty lead for discussions. The program aims to pair a public secondary school with a university.
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Western Reserve University
U.S. Office of Education
Czech Girl, 22, at center of U S probe
Reports say Maria Novotny, a 22 year old Czech woman, is under investigation by U S agents for possible espionage links with the Communists. Her ties to President Antonin Novotny are denied. She was previously arrested in Manhattan in 1961 on a vice charge and linked to Harry Alan Towers.
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Manhattan
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Rhodes Reappoints Alliance Man To Orphans Home
Gov James A Rhodes reappoints Joseph Smith of Alliance to the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home for a term ending June 30 1967. Yemen was once part of Saba the ancient kingdom of Sheba whose queen visited King Solomon.
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James A. Rhodes
Joseph Smith
Alliance
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Saba
Sheba
Solomon
Red China condemns East German move on Khrushchev denun ciation publication
Red China accuses East Germany of widening divisions in the international Communist movement by blocking publication of Pe king's 30 000 word denunciation of Soviet Premier Khrushchev. ADN in East Berlin charged the embassy violated rules by distributing the statement.
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Khrushchev
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Germany Started War Says Adenauer in Toast
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer told President Kennedy that Germany started World War II. He said historic honesty requires acknowledging Germany provoked the war that destroyed Germany and praised U S aid to the defeated foe.
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