Rhodes May Referee In Fuss Over School Funds
Gov. James A. Rhodes may step in to settle the clash between the Controlling Board and the Board of Education over a possible deficit in the quarterly public school subsidy. Dispute centers on an 8.5 to 10 million gap with estimates up to 18 million and political pressure in an election year.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Board of Education
Rhodes
Roger W. Tracy
Tracy
State
Education Department
Weather Summary for Columbus Ohio By AP
Weak cold front crossed Ohio bringing brief showers. Columbus recorded 0.07 inch of rain while readings at 6 am showed low 20s with sunrise. Skies cleared and temperatures rose to 54 in Columbus and 29 in Columbus later today with more frigid air and chances of snow flurries expected inland tonight and Wednesday.
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Columbus
Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Akron
Hocking Valley
Mansfield
Fair
Marietta
Brutal Arctic Cold Grips Midwest and Plains
Cold air floods the nation’s midsection driving temperatures below zero in Minnesota North Dakota and dragging into Illinois Missouri and Kansas. International Falls Hibbing Duluth see subzero readings while Grand Forks Fargo and Jamestown register around zero. Temp drops reach up to forty degrees in 24 hours.
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Minnesota
North Dakota
Illinois
Missouri
Kansas
International Falls
Minn
Hibbing
Duluth
Grand Forks
Fargo
Jamestown
Hazard Label Is Studied
Washington AP reports the FTC opens three day hearings on proposed health hazard labeling for cigarettes. Witnesses include Dr Eva Salber of Harvard who warns smoking appears adventurous to youth but becomes a dangerous habit. Dr Michael Shimkin criticizes tobacco industry morals. H Thomas Austern contests FTC authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Eva Salber
Harvard University
Michael Shimkin
H. Thomas Austern
The
Tobacco Institute
FTC
Paul Rand Dixon
Dixon
Scranton OKs Draft for Vice President If Honest
Pennsylvania Governor William W Scranton says he would accept a sincere and honest draft for the vice presidency but only if it emerges. He already indicated a similar stance on the GOP presidential nomination and reiterated his disinterest in running during a Harrisburg television interview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Harrisburg
Scranton
Gromyko Begins Four Day Official Sweden Visit
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko flew to Sweden for a four day official visit at the invitation of the Swedish government.
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Moscow
Andrei Gromyko
Soviet Union
Sweden
Congress Trains Eye On LBJ Poverty Program
Washington AP reports Congress debates President Johnson's 962.5 million antipoverty program. Key witnesses include Peace Corps head Sargent Shriver as lawmakers weigh a youth Jobs Corps and a national service corps amid Democratic support and Republican opposition.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
Peace Corps
Sargent Shriver
House Labor Committee
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Senate
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
House
Youth Conservation Corps
Jobs Corps
National Service Corps
Keairns and Poston Buy Logan Dry Cleaning Shop
Dr. Raymond E. Keairns of 9 E. Second St. and Ralph Poston of Logan Rt. 3 acquire One Hour Martinizing at 44 E. Main St. from Dr. A. C. Essman of Lancaster who owned it since 1958. Keairns also runs A Do It Laundromat & Dry Cleaner and Econo Wash in McArthur.
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Raymond E. Keairns
E. Second St
Ralph Poston
Logan Rt. 3
Poston- Keairns, Inc
E. Main St
A. C. Essman
Lancaster
Dr. Keairns
S. Market St
Econowash
McArthur
Soviet to grant Cuba $15.5 million credit for irrigation
The Soviet Union signed an agreement to provide Cuba a $15.5 million credit in 1964 and 1965 for equipment and spare parts to support irrigation and drainage programs in Oriente Province. The deal also covers technical assistance and Soviet technicians.
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Havana
Soviet Union
Cuba
Oriente
Harriman Plans Africa Trip For Pressing Diplomacy
Harriman undersecretary of state for political affairs will depart Thursday for Ghana Nigeria and the Congo to pursue diplomatic missions and discuss political affairs with regional leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Averell Harriman
Ghana
Nigeria
Congo
De Gaulle Seeks Latin Ties in Mexico City Speech
President Charles de Gaulle addresses 300 000 in the National Palace balcony scene in Mexico City and meets with President Adolfo Lopez Mateos. He lauds Franco Mexican ties and pledges a broad alliance while noting mutual interests amid U S concerns for his regional tour.
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Mexico City
Charles de Gaulle
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
de Gaulle
National Palace
John F. Kennedy
Lopez Mateos
U.S
Mexico
Brazil
Uruguay
Argentina
Peru
France
Rail Labor Crisis Averted Says Rail Spokesman
Washington AP reports rail road spokesman J E Wolfe warned of a possible national strike involving five unions and lines including Southern Pacific and Louisville and Nashville. After union officers denied strike plans, Wolfe said management is optimistic crisis can be avoided as Labor Secretary Wirtz convenes a meeting.
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Washington (Ap
J. E. Wolfe
Southern Pacific
Louisvile
Nashville
Wolfe
Secretary of Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Liston Trial Booked in Denver for Speeding and Weapon Charge
Ex heavyweight boxing champion Sonny Liston is scheduled for trial on June 9 in Denver on charges of speeding careless and reckless driving driving with no license and carrying a concealed weapon.
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Denver
Sonny Liston
Luncheon Honors Annie and Rene at Hocking Hills
One hundred guests attended a Monday luncheon at Hocking Hills Country Club honoring Annie Glenn and Rene Carpenter, wives of John and Scott Glenn, amid Ohio campaign events for John Glenn. Annie Glenn outlined her husband’s slow recovery from a concussion as he plans a 10 day statewide tour for the Democratic Senate bid.
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Marjorie Rhoads
Daily News Society
John Glenn Jr
Scott Carpenter
U.S
Hocking Hills Country Club
John Glenn
Senate
Hocking County
Annie Glenn
Ohio
Columbus
Marine Corps
Glenn
Cecil Berry
Rene Carpenter
John H. Glenn Jr
Washington, D.C
Berry
Blum
R. L. Anthony
John Barker
Kenneth Fitzgerald
Turkey gains full backing in Cyprus crisis Parliament approves powers
Ankara reports renewed Turkish military activity around Iskenderun as Inonu seeks UN protection for Turkish Cypriots. Parliament grants Inonu powers to act, plans to abrogate a 1930 treaty affecting Greek nationals in Turkey with effect Sept 16. Inonu accuses Greece of siding with Cypriot rebels and warns of possible intervention if UN peace force fails to satisfy Turkish conditions. Greece warns of its own possible move and UN warns of regional tension. Nicosia remains quiet.
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Ankara
Turkey
Ismet Inonu
Cyprus
Inonu
Iskenderun
United Nations
Mediterranean
Greece
U.N
Isken
Derun
Dimitri Bitsios
Nicosia
Kansas Universities Ban Cigarette Sales
Kansas state operated universities ban cigarette sales on all campuses starting in 30 days. The rule prohibits cigarette sales but does not restrict cigars or pipe tobacco. Public campuses nationwide were not mentioned.
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Kansas
Manhattan
Kan
Seven Harness Drivers Penalized For Scioto Collusion
The United States Trotting Association handed five year suspensions to two drivers for testing collusion at Scioto Downs near Columbus. Five others received lesser penalties including one year suspensions and fines as part of a broad disciplinary action based on a 1963 season investigation.
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Columbus
Ohio
United States Trotting Association
Scioto Downs
Walter J. Michael
USTA
Michael
Edward N. Morgan Jr
Daryl Busse
Kingston
John A. Faine
Mt. Cory
Robert L
Scioto
Charles D. Hill
Usta Appeal Committee
Orville Karnes
Sabina
Los Angeles Brush Fires Race Toward Suburbs
Winds whipped three wildfires across Glendale Burbank Pasadena and Newhall before moderating allow planes to drop borate retardant on hot spots. About 800 firefighters fought 10 000 acres with 23 homes destroyed and seven damaged no deaths reported evacuations occurred as oil fields faced risk and the area faced its worst blaze since 1961.
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Los Angeles
Weather Bureau
Glendale
Burbank
Pasadena
Newhall
Bel Air - Brentwood
Bids Opened on Pottery Street Sewer Project
F H Brewer Co Lancaster appears low bidder at 11082 with 1230 deductive alternates for Pottery Street storm sewer project. Granite Construction Columbus bids 11991 with 466 deductive alternates. H C Sidwell New Lexington offers 13151 with 2126 deductives. V Y Construction Circleville bids 15470 with 388 deductives. On site work to start by March 25. Project aims to relieve flooding at several street intersections and alongside the C O railroad ditch.
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F. H. Brewer Co
Lancaster
Pottery St
Granite Construction, Inc
Columbus
H. C. Sidwell
New Lexington
V&y Construction Co
Circleville
James Guthrie
Pottery
Maple
Hunter Sts
C&o
Guthrie
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Gromyko
Eye
Harriman Books Trip
California
de Gaulle Woos
Liston
Annie, Rene
Hocking Hills
John Glenn Sr
Howard Blum
Carpenter
Glenns
James Reston
New York Times
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