Straitsville Brick Recalls 45 To Jobs Natco Hires 9 More
Nine more men were recalled to Natco No. 2 plant in Haydenville to join 38 workers already on site as the plant ramps up toward 50 to 55 total. Natco, led by General Manager C. S. Matheny, emphasizes the setting crew this week with a draw crew to follow next week. The plant, producing Roman brick conduit Chemtile and solar tile, reports slow new orders but a large inventory. Straitsville plant in New Straitsville recalls 12 workers, boosting the workforce to 45 after a February 24 reopening, with Earl Lowe noting 15 more may be added if conditions improve as the Perry County facility builds inventory of flue lin ersCeramidact for buildings without basements.
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Natco
No. 2
Matheny
New Straitsville
Straitsville Brick Co
Earl Lowe
Perry County
U S To Lose Use Of Arabia Airfield
The King of Saudi Arabia cancelled the Dhahran air base agreement, ending U S use in April next year. Officials say the field has long supported mid east air transport and rescue operations, but no combat planes flew from Dhahran.
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Washington
King Saud
United States
Dhahran
Persian Gulf
Saudi Arabia
State Department
U.S
Middle East
Air Force
Saud
United Arab Republic
Weather Outlook for Ohio Brings Sun, Rain Expected
Official Weather Bureau summary notes cold air throughout Ohio with teens in the north and 20s in many areas. Snow flurries in the northeast and east central should subside by morning with considerable sunshine later. Rain is forecast for Saturday as a low pressure system moves in from the south.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Mel Blanc to be released from UCLA Medical Center
Mel Blanc renowned voice of Bugs Bunny is to leave UCLA Medical Center today after treatment for auto accident injuries. He has long been associated with Warner Bros and its animated features.
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Los Angeles
Mel Blanc
Bugs Bunny
Ucla Medical Center
Weather keeps near normal temps with cool trend midweek
Temperatures stay near normal with highs around mid-50s and lows 30s to 40s. Mild today then turning cooler by Wednesday. Rain totals expected at a half to one inch, mainly Friday night Saturday and again Tuesday night Wednesday.
Are Synthetic Irishmen Spoiling St Patrick’s Day
A comical Denver style column scolds synthetic Irishmen accused of cultural pretensions on St Patrick’s Day. It mocks phoniness, fake brogues, and betrayed ancestry while defending real heritage and parish pride.
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St. Pat's Day
Ohio Assembly Nears Record For Filing Bills
The Republican controlled 104th General Assembly nears a record for bills filed with 1 598 of 1 607 possible, as the Senate braces for 35 to 50 new measures and administration proposals push reform in lobbying welfare taxes and state operations. Governor DiSalle hints at a potential compromise on jobless benefits despite GOP denials.
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Columbus
Ohio
104Th General Assembly
House
Senate
Finance Department
Ohio Penitentiary
Public Utilities Commission
Bureau of Probation and Parole
Mental Hygiene Department
Pardon and Parole Commission
Michael V. DiSalle
Kennedy comforts daughter amid crisis and tackles security
President Kennedy spent the day handling a national security issue and defense and foreign aid spending while soothing his three year old daughter Caroline who accompanied him to the White House. He received five stitches for a cut above his left eye and welcomed officials, reporters and guests, including a Italian anniversary ceremony at the State Department and a reception for Congressional members.
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Washington
Kennedy
State Department
Italy
Bers
House
White House
St. Patrick's Day
Congress
Associated Press
Henry Burroughs
Caroline
Daddy
West Wing
Appointments
Kenneth O'Donnell
David Bell
Elmer Staats
Theodore C. Sorensen
Postal Rate Hike Sought Across-the-Board Increase
The Kennedy administration seeks a one cent rise in letters postcards and airmail with boosts to other classes to add about 831 million annually. Ralph Nicholson said the plan aims to cover a large deficit and was presented to the Senate Appropriations Committee. Noble outlined 344 million from second class, 251 million from third class and 113 million from fourth class.
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Washington
Ralph W. Nicholson
Nicholson
Senate Appropriations Committee
Lindsley H. Noble
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Noble
Parcel Post
A. Willis Robertson
D-Va
15000 Expected In St. Pat's Parade
An estimated 15 000 would march in Cleveland's St Patrick Day parade with 100 000 to 200 000 spectators possible based on weather. Eighteen bands more than a dozen floats and about 30 marching units are to participate. The United Irish Societies organize the event with Masses at St Patrick's Church and St John's Cathedral led by Archbishop Edward F Hoban.
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Cleveland
United Irish Societies
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
St. John’s Cathedral
Edward F. Hoban
Boy With Green Hair Barred From School
In Windfall Indiana Jimmy Rainey seven dyed his hair green for St Patrick s Day but Principal Harold Wright barred him from school fearing a green haired stampede. Jimmy may return once the dye fades from his hair.
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Windfall
Ind
Jimmy Rainey
Harold Wright
Jimmy
Senate approves idle pay bill easing jobless aid
The Senate approved Kennedy’s unemployment supplement bill 84 to 4 after reversing a state financing provision. The measure, backed by the White House, would pay extended benefits to up to three million workers for up to 13 weeks, funded by a temporary four tenths of 1 percent employer levy. The bill now goes to conference with the House for minor amendments.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
House
White House
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Strom Thurmond
D-S.c
Carl T. Curtis
R-Neb
Byrd
Senate Finance Committee
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
Young
Hocking County Approves Pound Addition and Surplus Food Plan
Hocking County commissioners approved an addition to the dog pound at the fairgrounds after a meeting with the Humane Society. The project includes a 20 to 25 foot wing with a middle aisle and pens, plus water lights and sanitation. They also discussed storage for surplus foods and expect to start distribution to general relief families in April. Mortgage renewal on fairgrounds property was approved for 4000 dollars with repayment by the Agricultural Society. Bills for county offices auto gas dog and kennel tuberculosis were approved.
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Hocking County
Fairgrounds
Hocking County Humane Society
Pearl Linton
Frank Dennis
Ralph Swartz
Otto Shaw
Margaret Webb
Hock
Ing County Welfare
Hocking County Agricultural Society
Resigning GE executive cites publicity limits
William S. Ginn a General Electric official who recently served a jail sentence in an antitrust case resigned saying publicity has severely limited his efficiency in his position and any management role with GE. He sent a letter to the company announcing his departure.
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NEW York
William S. Ginn
General Electric Co
U S Increases Aid To Lao Royal Army In Face Of Pathet Lao Threat
US steps up military aid to the pro Western Lao government including more rifles ammunition shoes uniforms rice and petroleum products though no new weapon types are reported. The staff of US civilian trained military advisers doubles to about 200 as tensions rise with the Pathet Lao backed by Soviets.
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Vientiane
Laos
United States
U. S
Washington
Kennedy
Llewellyn E. Thompson
Khrushchev
Siberia
Sala Phou Koun
Luang Prabang
Plaine Des Jarres
Muong Kassy
Souvanna Phouma
Cambodia
Soviet Union
Newark May Get Big Missile Plant
Newark may receive a 4 million dollar guided missile equipment plant employing 2000 workers with 500 technicians from other regions. Rep. John Ashbrook said the House Appropriations Committee approved the funding and that construction would start this spring at the Heath Maintenance Annex with completion planned a year later.
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Newark, Ohio
Newark
John Ashbrook
Ohio
House Appropriations Committee
Ashbrook
Heath
Witness For Peace vigil set by friends in Newport
Robert Eddy of Dayton Ohio regional director of community peace education for the American Friends Service Committee expects 100 to 200 people to camp at the old Wabash Ordnance Plant gate from Palm Sunday March 26 to Easter April 2. The silent vigil protests chemical warfare production at the plant and includes an interdenominational group from six states including Ohio.
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Newport
Ind
Robert Eddy
Dayton
Ohio
American Friends Service Committee
Wabash Ordnance Plant
Firemen Battle City Dump Fire
Logan firemen fought a blaze at the city dump starting around 12 30 p m today extinguishing flames and preventing spread with crews on scene and no injuries reported
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Logan
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