New Automobile Insurance Rates Get State Approval
Ohio approves premium changes filed by major insurers effective July 1. Adjustments vary by territory and factors such as car type, age, and usage, with some areas seeing increases and others decreases. Key changes cover Cleveland, Cincinnati, Columbus and multiple counties, while some regions show no change.
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Hunt Aid Sought as Mississippi Missing Civil Rights Workers Theme
Gov Paul B Johnson appealed to residents of Neshoba County to search their premises for clues in the mysterious disappearance of three civil rights workers. State and federal officers aided by 100 sailors scoured swamps near Philadelphia while Allen Dulles urged FBI expansion to combat terroristic activity. The trio were last seen Sunday night and a blue station wagon linked to them was burned about 12 hours after they vanished.
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Rhodes Aide Accused As Tax-Dodger
Gov. James A. Rhodes ordered an investigation after reports that Charles A. Burns Akron assistant director of highway safety failed to file federal income tax returns for 1960 through 1962. Burns earns 12420 dollars annually with taxes withheld.
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James A. Rhodes
Burns
Highway Post
Rhodes
Ashland
Charles Burns
Warm Weather Draws Crowds to Weekend Swimming
Forecasts of sunny warm weather promise large crowds at city pools this weekend after 1 748 swimmers last weekend. City pool saw 736 on Saturday and 1 012 on Sunday, while Lake Hope State Park logged 2 300 swimmers and 10 000 total visitors. Hocking County hit 93 at 3 p.m. Friday, dropped to 49 overnight, and was 89 at 11 a.m. today.
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Hocking County
New India Premier Felled By Strain
Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri of India was confined to bed today with overstrain after the exhausting job of leading the vast and troubled nation. Doctors termed it a strain rather than a serious illness.
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New Delhi
India
Lal Bahadur Shastri
U S Move To Reindict Red Party
The Justice Department plans a possible new indictment against the U S Communist party after a court reversal of its 1961 conviction for failing to register under the Internal Security Act. Officials weigh reindictment or retry options and consider finding a volunteer to register the party before presenting to a grand jury.
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Ohio University President Leads Appalachia Poverty Effort
Ohio University President Alden heads a Southeast Ohio task force for federal Appalachian programs and job training. He works with Shriver and federal agencies to push investment over welfare, linking campus action to the regional poverty initiative.
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Washington
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Johnson
Soviet Union to hand over Cuba air defense role to Castro forces
U S intelligence says 600 to 800 Soviet officers left Cuba last month with 1 200 more to depart while a permanent 800 to 1 000 strong training mission remains. Central SAM command still under Soviet control and radar removed may weaken defense. OAS votes 17 to 0 to meet July 21 to discuss cutting ties with Castro regime. Venezuela seeks sanctions. Mexico abstained.
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Polio Total Low Across Several States in 1964
Only 18 states have reported a total of 29 paralytic polio cases so far in 1964, U S Public Health Service reports.
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Atlanta, Ga
U.S. Public Health Service
Ohio University President Leads Appalachian Poverty Plan
Athens Ohio AP profile of Dr Vernon R Alden president of Ohio University as the driving force behind Appalachia and the Ohio plan to fight poverty. Describes Alden as tough practical idea man with World War II Navy service and Harvard background, plus his wife and public image.
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Athens
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Washington
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Scranton Rockefeller talks on strategy for GOP bid
Pennsylvania Governor Scranton meets New York Governor Rockefeller to map strategy for Scranton's bid for the Republican presidential nomination with two weeks to the convention focusing on the civil rights plank. Giuseppe
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William W. Scranton
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Scranton
Lodge returns to support Scranton in GOP race
U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge says he is returning home to back Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton's bid for the Republican presidential nomination.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Reinforcements Arrive to Back 230 Officers in St Augustine
In St Augustine Florida reinforcements arrived today raising the number of state law enforcement officers stationed in the city to 230 to maintain order during racial tensions.
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ST. Augustine
Fla
Goldwater to escort daughter at her wedding tonight
In Phoenix 800 spectators will watch Sen. Barry Goldwater walk his 20 year old daughter down the aisle as she marries an oil company junior executive in a ceremony tonight.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Barry Goldwater
Khrushchev Leaves Sweden After Neutrality Endorsement
Soviet Premier Khrushchev completed a five day stay in Stockholm with an endorsement of Swedish neutrality and then departed for Norway. In Saigon two U.S. Army aviators were killed when their armed helicopter was shot down in the Mekong Delta on Friday.
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Sweden
Khrushchev
Norway
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Mekong
Hospital Donations Pass Fifty Five Thousand Mark
Local organizations and citizens continue contributing to the Hocking County hospital drive. Donations and pledges exceed $55,500 as the building commission aims for $73,000 more to cover funding gaps before signing construction contracts. Commission members push to start construction soon.
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Hospital Building Commission
Commission
Improvements Planned for Routes 664 and 678
The state highway department will advertise for bids on a seven part project in Hocking Vinton Athens and Morgan counties. Proposals cover bituminous surfacing on Rt 664 and Rt 678 in Hocking, Rt 356 in Knox Twp and Rt 671 in Harrison Twp Vinton, plus a 1.22 mile Athens County segment and 8.77 miles in Morgan County. Bids due Tuesday July 21.
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Vinton
Athens
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Hocking County
Marion
Laurel
Vinton County
Knox
Harrison
Athens County
Morgan County
Debt Limit Boosted to Record 324 Billion
The Senate approved raising the national debt limit by 9 billion dollars, setting a new ceiling at 324 billion. This action comes as the government seeks to fund operations and avoid a default, with the move signaling bipartisan agreement on fiscal contingency.
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