Kennedy to Seek Plan Allowing Farmers to Write Their Own Crop Programs
President Kennedy will ask Congress to grant broad delegation to himself and Secretary Freeman to form farmer led programs. Groups would set controls and price supports for crops like wheat corn oats grain sorghum and others with Congress retaining a veto after a two thirds vote, or a simple majority within a 60 day window.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville
L. Freeman
Soviet Seeks Full Debate In Congo Dispute
The Soviet Union urges immediate General Assembly debate at the United Nations to challenge Congo governance changes. It accuses anti-Communist Congolese leaders and Belgian influence of dismembering the country and supports a central government led by Gizenga.
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United Nations
Soviet Union
General Assembly
Congo
Assembly
United States
Hungary
Tibet
U. N
Tananarive
Malagasy
Katanga
Cairo
United Arab Republic
Security Council
Patrice Lumumba
Antoine Gizenga
General Hocking Brick to Reopen Next Week
General Hocking Brick Co plans to resume production in a week if electrical equipment arrives on schedule. The plant has operated partially since February 1 with about 25 workers, and a total return to full staff of around 50 is expected within two weeks. Robert Maddox joins as engineer, relocating from Taft California with his family.
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General Hocking Brick Co
Don Russell
Russell
Robert Maddox
Maddox
Gallipolis
Taft
Calif
Standard Oil
Ohio State University
W. Hunter St
Two Gore Men Inducted Today Into U S Army
Two Gore men left by bus for Ft. Hayes Columbus for induction into the U S Army as part of the March call from Hocking County. Kenneth Frederick Mount and James Carl Cozad were the inductees. Gift boxes were presented by Mrs. Chester Blake of the Logan Adult Education Club. The local board was notified of Army enlistees Margie Kay Wright and Laura Jean Dougherty of Logan and Air Force enlistee William Eugene Elliott of Nelsonville.
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Gore
Ft. Hayes
Columbus
US. Army
Hocking County
Kenneth Frederick Mount
James Carl Cozad
Chester Blake
Logan Adult Education Club
Margie Kay Wright
Laura
Jean Dougherty
Logan
Air Force
William Eugene Elliott
Nelsonville
Government Sues Five Firms For 12 Million in Damages
The Justice Department and TVA sue five electrical equipment firms for nearly 12 million dollars over alleged bid rigging and price fixing on oil circuit breakers since 1951. Agencies seek double or treble damages depending on legal outcome, with TVA aiming for about 7.48 million in triple damages if allowed.
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Philadelphia
Justice Department
Tennessee Valley Authority
Atty
Robert Kennedy
William Maher
Antitrust Division
Maher
General Electric Co
Westinghouse Electric Corp
America
U.S
Federal Electric Co
Newark
N.J
LTE Circuit Breaker Co
TVA
Atomic Energy Commission
Army Engineers
Bureau of Reclamation
Southwestern Power Administration
Bonneville Power Administration
Weather Outlook for Columbus Ohio
Official Weather Bureau summary reports cloudy skies and a weak cold front moving through northern Ohio with light sprinkles. Sunny warmer conditions expected in the Hocking Valley, with Thursday forecast mostly fair though the extreme northeast may see a few snow flurries.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Hocking Valley
Youngstown
West Virginia
Kentucky
Upper
Midwest
Weather forecast highlights mild days and modest rainfall
Temperatures will average 48 degrees above normal with a normal high near 51 and low around 31 to 33. Expect mild Thursday and Friday, cooler Saturday or Sunday. Rainfall totals around one half to one inch Friday or Saturday, then again about Monday.
Snow Remnants Blanketing New England and Beyond
The AP reports a storm left 3 to 6 inches of snow in Maine on Tuesday and drifted into the Atlantic. Snow transitioned to flurries and drizzle from New England to the Great Lakes as temperatures warmed and rain fell. The West Coast saw heavier rain on the central California coast, with San Francisco recording 1.21 inches in six hours.
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Associated Press
New England
Maine
Atlantic Ocean
Great Lakes
West
California
San Francisco
Tempers Thin in Ohio Legislature as Session Advances
In Columbus the Ohio legislature shows growing impatience amid debates over school welfare and finance laws. Minority Leader Frank W. King and Majority Leader C. Stanley Mechem spar over pace while bills total nears the record, with 1,282 offered by Tuesday and 55 introduced on Tuesday alone covering taxes, education, and aging policy.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Frank W. King
D-Lucas
Senate
King
C. Stanley Mechem
Athens
Republican Party
Ross Pepple
Allen
House
104Th General Assembly
U. S
Thomas Gindlesberger
R-Holmes
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio Bridge Commission
State Board of Education
Logan High names top scholars and honor society inductees
Logan High School released the class of 1961 top scholars led by Carole Orndoff with a 3.892 GPA. Selections for the National Honor Society include seniors Deanne Crane Robert Ellinger Mary Freeman Ronnie Guess Jack Miller Karen Poling David Schottke Mary Acker and Sharon Walsh plus several juniors and sophomores from the same class.
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Logan High School
National Honor Society
Carole Orndoff
Larry Bainter
Karen Poling
Judy Freeman
Peggy Doering
Sharon Walsh
Deanne Crane
Arthur Crane
Logan Rt
Robert Ellinger
Harley Ellinger
N. Wood St
Mary Freeman
Hollis Freeman
N. Orchard St
Ronnie Guess
Betty Guess
Jack Miller
Robert Miller
Harley Poling
David Schottke
Earl F. Schottke
N. Market St
Mary Acker
T. A. Acker
Vicki Orndoff
Robert Orndoff
BE. Main St
Linda Sommers
Harold Sommers
Hill St
Gary Daubenmire
Kathleen Mundy
Tom Donahey
Karen Brown
David Eberst
Dan Matheny
Gay Fetheroll
Deanna
Substantial control system pledge in nuclear test ban talks
Washington officials indicate the United States will demand a strong and effective control system in any pact with the Soviet Union to outlaw nuclear tests. The system must deter sneak violations even if not foolproof.
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Washington
United States
U. S
President Opposes Arbitrary Shorter Work Week
President Kennedy told reporters he favors a 5 day 40 hour workweek and opposes arbitrary reductions. He stressed continued economic growth requires keeping the 40 hour standard, despite unemployment around 6 percent and calls from unions for shorter hours.
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Washington
Kennedy
United States
Elvis Hubcaps Recovered From Teen Girl Bedroom Wall
Nashville police report two of Elvis Presley four stolen hubcaps were found recovered and displayed on a local teenage girl's bedroom wall. The incident ties to an earlier theft at Presley’s home and expands the investigation into possible accomplices and motive.
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Nashville, Tenn
Elvis Presley
Delinquent Personal Tax List Published
The Daily News reports a first time publication of a delinquent personal and classified tax list for 74 cases totaling 27 948.94. Ralph Moorhead says publication creates liens on real property and state officials may pursue foreclosure. Mortgage payments have been demanded previously and the list will be updated next week.
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Daily News
Ralph Moorhead
Hocking County
Hubert Lappen
Moorhead
State Tax Commission
Kennedy urges religious harmony over school aid row
President Kennedy calls for unity on the school aid dispute and proposes a two point plan to pass a $23 billion public school aid bill without loans to parochial schools, then study constitutional options for church school aid and tax exemptions. He says harmony strengthens the nation and criticizes prejudice amid Laos and disarmament talks.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
White House
Laos
United States
John J. McCloy
United Nations
United Nations General Assembly
New York
Army
Navy
Air Force
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