Opinions Divided On Accomplishment Of State Assembly
In Columbus Ohio opinions split on the 104th General Assembly midway progress. Republicans who control both chambers cling to hopes while Democrats say the session is stalemated after 10 weeks. Governors DiSalle proposals failed to win GOP enthusiasm.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
104Th General Assembly
Senate
Frank W. King
D-Lucas
House
James A. Lantz
Fairfield
Michael V. DiSalle
Captain Dies After Ejection From Plane Near Sugar Grove
An Air Force captain, Robert J. Vitt, 33, died after ejecting from a T33 trainer with a fellow flier near Eckard Road in Fairfield County. Col. Walter K. Morgan parachuted to safety. Vitt’s body was found on a hilltop half a mile from the crash. The base at Lockbourne will monitor the investigation.
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Lancaster
Ohio
Robert J. Vitt
Eckard Rd
Berne
Fairfield County
Horn’s Mill
Jack Blazer
Walter K. Morgan
Sponagle Church
Sugar Grove
Blazer
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Columbus
Here
Morgan
Lockbourne
Vitt
Harry Daubenmire
Dale
Chicago
Truman Tonight Remembered At Bipartisan Washington Dinner
Former President Harry S. Truman received broad tributes at a bipartisan Washington dinner marking the 20th anniversary of the Senate War Investigating Committee. Attendees included Kennedy Johnson and Rayburn as Kennedy joked about a May 27 fundraiser while Truman pledged to speak at a May event in Washington.
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Washington
Harry S. Truman
Kennedy
Senate War Investigating Committee
Truman
Charles Patrick Clark
Robert F. Kennedy
Trauman's
Independence
John M. Bailey
Thomas H. Benton
Even Kitchen Sink Stolen From Hocking Residence
Deputies report a burglary at a Washington Two house five miles southwest of Ilesboro owned by Mrs. Alta Daniel. Entry used a pried door nailed shut with spikes during the last two months while Mrs. Daniel was in Columbus. Stolen items include an electric range refrigerator living room suite two end tables coffee table hot water heater kitchen table night stand three table lamps dressing table lawnmower and power mower.
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Washington
Hocking County
Congress backs Kennedy housing bill with likely changes
Democrats in Congress support President Kennedy's 3.25 billion housing program aiming for action by May. Senate moves first with hearings planned late this month, while House action could come by late May. Republicans push for changes to aid affordable homes and public housing.
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Washington
Congress
Kennedy
Alabama
Senate
House
John J. Sparkman
Albert Rains
Rains
Ohio Weather Review Thaws and Snow Flurries Report
Official Weather Bureau summary notes highly variable cloudiness and general light snow flurries across Ohio. Early readings show Youngstown with two inches, Akron and Cleveland at one inch, as a weak high pressure ridge moves into the state today.
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Columbus
Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Youngstown
Akron
Cleveland
Frigid Hocking Valley Suffer Cold Snap Breaks By Morning
The Hocking Valley recorded 22 degrees early today after a high of 35 degrees yesterday. At 11 am the thermometer read 33 degrees. Forecasters expect a warmer night with lows 30 to 38 degrees and Saturday to be mostly cloudy and slightly warmer.
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Hocking Valley
Fair, then clouding with snow flurries over Lake Erie
Weather outlook notes mostly fair skies with some cloudiness and brief snow flurries as northwest winds sweep across Lake Erie. A weak low pressure system will shift through the state tonight and into Saturday bringing increased cloud cover.
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Lake Erie
Ohio five day forecast for southern and central Ohio
Temperatures will run 2 to 5 degrees above normal with mild Saturday Monday and Wednesday and cooler Sunday and Tuesday. Precipitation will total less than .2 inch with scattered showers on Sunday and Tuesday.
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Ohio
First steps in Mohole drill to reach earth mantle off California
Offshore Mohole project begins by lowering 3000 feet of drill pipe and penetrating sediment as scientists seek samples from deep earth layers near Guadalupe Island off Mexico. Core material from the ocean bottom may reveal Earth’s early surface and life’s origins, with deeper drilling planned to 12 000 feet and beyond. Sponsored by the National Science Foundation.
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San Diego
Calif
California
North America
Guadalupe Island
Mexico
The
National Science Foundation
State calls for SE Ohio water parley over Burr Oak rates
Ohio officials invite seven southeastern villages to a Columbus meeting to resolve a dispute on Burr Oak Reservoir water rates. The state argues 55 cents per 1000 gallons is fair while villages say the rate strains finances and bonding companies are reluctant to fund future maintenance. Mayors and village representatives from Athens Perry and Hocking counties are expected.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Division of Water
Columbus
Burr Oak Reservoir
C. V. Youngquist
Burr Oak
Youngquist
Richard Cary
Trimble
Athens County
Glouster
Athens
Perry
Hocking
Ohio to Discontinue Cadet Elementary Teaching Certificates
Ohio Superintendent E E Holt will ask the State Board of Education to discontinue Cadet Elementary Certificates issued to individuals with two to four years of college. A study committee will set a date after which these cadet certificates would no longer be issued, backed by the Ohio Education Association which argues the certificates allow less than fully qualified teachers in elementary schools.
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Columbus
Ohio
Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Board of Education
E. E. Holt
State Board
Ohio Education Association
Eleven Kivu rebel leaders freed by U.N. in Stanleyville
In Leopoldville eleven captured Kivu leaders have been released from a Stanleyville jail, signaling potential shifts in rebel attitudes. U.N. command could not verify reports from leftist Kinshasa that Gizenga was deposed, with rumors naming Lundula or Manzikala as possible new leaders.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
Kivu
Stanleyville
United Nations
U.N
Antoine Gizenga
Kennedy urges Khrushchev to keep Laos neutral and curb arms
President Kennedy presses Soviet Premier Khrushchev to halt arms supplies to pro Communist rebels in Laos and accept neutral oversight. Ambassador Thompson relayed Kennedy's offer to supervise on neutral terms while warning of a potential broader East West clash. Rusk says Laos talks are diplomatically driven to avoid a military showdown in Southeast Asia.
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Kennedy
Khrushchev
United States
Laos
Boun Oum
Llewellyn Thompson
Novosibirsk
Thompson
Dean Rusk
Southeast Asia
Girl Is 8 Foot 2 Still Growing At 14
New Orleans AP report on Delores Pullard a 14 year old from De Quincey La believed by doctors to be possibly the world's tallest girl still growing due to a pituitary tumor. She weighs 124 pounds at birth and was 7 feet tall by age seven with rapid growth continuing.
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New Orleans
Charity Hospital
Delores Pullard
de Quincey
Clarence Pullard
Delores
Hockings Indigent To Get Surplus Food Aid
Hocking County commissioners signed a contract with the Division of Commodity Distribution to obtain surplus foods for general relief. Activation is slated for mid April after securing storage and arranging distribution, with items including dried milk and beans. WW2-era details note relief rolls rising to about 150 families.
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Hocking County
Division of Commodity Distribution
State Department of Public Welfare
Department of Agriculture
Traveling salesman story stirs Logan in unusual chase
Local authorities received multiple calls about a year old traveling salesman running along W Hunter Street and Route 33 north of Logan. He claimed to run six miles nightly since World War II, cited wind and cold, and explained he held a towel aloft to strengthen stomach muscles.
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State Highway Patrol
Hocking
Ohio Solons Vote For Feed Grain Bill
Washington report notes three Ohio Representatives Ashley Cook and Hays supported President Kennedy's feed grain bill. The measure passed on Thursday and was sent to the Senate. All other Buckeye delegates voted against it, with Kirwan not recorded.
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Washington
Ashley, Cook
Hays
Ohio
House
Kennedy
Senate
Buckeye
Kirwan
Gunfire Tied To National Electric Coil Labor Dispute
In Norwich Township Columbus police say rifle and shotgun blasts from a car damaged the Welsh home during a month old National Electric Coil strike. Two of three occupants were arrested Bennie A. Lee and Arnold C. Conley both striking workers. Police pursued a third man who fled.
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Columbus, Ohio
Norwich Township
National Electric Coil Co
John A. Welsh
Columbus
Welsh
Bennie A. Lee
Arnold C. Conley
National Electric Coil
Girl Locked in S Santa Cruz Home for Seven Years
Elaine Kensinger, 13, was kept in a 10 by 2 foot room with no bath for seven years, except during school, until authorities removed her and her siblings to juvenile hall. Parents Elmer and (first name not given) Kensinger jailed on child neglect and contributing to delinquency charges with bail set at 2500 each.
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Santa Cruz
Calif
Elaine Kensinger
Elmer J. Kensinger
Elaine
Mary
Frank
Robert
Santa Cruz County
Curtis
Kensinger
Flaine
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