Ohio faces possible halt of idle unemployment pay
Ohio and its unemployed workers await a federal rule shift that could stop unemployment benefits funding. State officials face a $17 million funding cut if compliance with revised appeals procedures is not achieved, amid disputes over hearings for benefit claims and court challenges.
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Ohio
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
State
Washington
U. S. Labor Department
House of Representatives
Clarence Brown
Secretary of Labor
Arthur Goldberg
Richard L. Krabach
Lima
State Bureau
Board of Review
Krabach
Trials begin for Castro invasion prisoners in Cuba
The United States warns the coming trials of more than 1,000 rebels captured in the Cuban invasion will be heavily staged for propaganda. Exiles urge postponement citing other diplomacy, as the failed assault and 1,183 prisoners are at issue.
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Washington
Fidel Castro
U.S
United States
Castro
Salt Creek Reservoir Plans Direc
The Board of Engineers for Rivers and Harbors of the U S Army Corps approves the Scioto River report totaling about 116 million dollars. Up river dams on Mill Creek Alum Creek Big Darby and Deer Creek and lower reservoirs on Salt and Paint creeks are planned with Scioto River channel work for Columbus. Rep. Harsha says Chillicothe flood project hinges on up river dam construction and the plan goes to federal agencies Gov. DiSalle for approval then to the House Public Works Committee for omnibus funding.
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Columbus, Ohio
Board of Engineers For Rivers and Harbors
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Scioto River
Mill Creek
Alum
Big Darby
Deer Creek
Columbus
William H. Harsha
Rohio
Veteran Licking County Sheriff Dies At 61
Newark Ohio AP veteran Licking County Sheriff William McElroy died at age 61 from an apparent heart attack at the county jail. McElroy led the department for 21 years after joining in 1930 and being elected in 1989. He served with a two year break 1947 49 as executive secretary of the Buckeye Sheriffs Association.
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Newark
Ohio
William McElroy
Licking
McElroy
Sheriff's Department
Buckeye Sheriffs’ Association
OSU Cincinnati Basketball Game On TV Tonight
Ohio State and Cincinnati battle in the NCAA finals at 9 p.m. on TV Channel 4 WLWC with a tape rerun at 5 p.m. Sunday on Wide World of Sports Channel 6 WTVN.
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OSU
Cincinnati
Ohio State
WLWC
Wide World of Sports
Channel 6
Wit'vn
Doc Says Lucas Can Play Tonight
Ohio State team physician Dr. Robert Murphy said Jerry Lucas has tender areas in his knee but responded to treatment. He expects Lucas to play tonight as OSU faces the University of Cincinnati in the NCAA championship game.
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Louisville
Robert Murphy
Ohio State
Jerry Lucas
Wake Forest
Murphy
OSU
University of Cincinnati
Automen Praise Chide House Panel
The Automobile Manufacturers Association applauded the House Appropriations Committee for adding 1 million to the Public Health Service budget to study the car's smog contribution and a cure. It criticized the panel for unfairly blasting private automotive research while noting 1963 models will include positive crankcase ventilation that recirculates unburned fuel.
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Detroit
Automobile Manufacturers Association
House Appropriations Committee
Public Health Service
Association
Leaf Stripping in Viet Nam Proves Flop
In South Viet Nam a defoliation program by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency to strip jungle leaves and deny guerrilla cover has flopped so far. Officials expect a new attempt with the rainy season, but doubts persist about its effectiveness and secrecy.
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Washington
USS
South Viet Nam
Defense Department
Advanced Research Project Agency
U.S
Saigon
Viet Nam
United States
Liberal Leader Dies in Britain AP Report
Clement Davies, 78, head of the Liberal party and long serving MP since 1929, died Friday in London from cerebral thrombosis.
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London
Clement Davies
Britain
Liberal Party
Navy Commanders Press Frondizi Resignation Demand
Argentine Navy top commanders plan to meet President Frondizi and press him to resign, a report echoed by La Prensa though not confirmed. General Aramburu, a Peronist foe, failed to mediate as factions debate a constitutional solution or a coup.
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Frondizi
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Arturo Frondizi
Pedro Aramburu
Juan D. Peron
la Prensa
Radical
Christian Democratic Party
Aramburu
Kennedy Explores Nuclear Talks and Atlas Flight in California
President Kennedy followed a desert stay with a courtesy call to Dwight D. Eisenhower and a Berkeley speech praising knowledge and freedom. He witnessed an Atlas D missile launch at Vandenberg, noting an eight tenths of a mile miss from Eniwetok during a 26 minute flight.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
California
Desert
Bing Crosby
Eisen
Eldorado Country Club
Eisenhower
Lawrence Radiation Laboratory
University of California
University
Berkeley
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Free World
John H. Glenn Jr
Pacific
Thomas S. Power
Strategic Air Command
Eniwetok
Youth fires gun wounding girl during car confrontation
A 16-year-old West Side youth fired four times at a group in a car Friday night, hitting 14-year-old Phyllis Gabriel in the right cheek. He fled and was being sought. Police noted a juvenile record for the suspect and said witnesses cited wine theft as the motive.
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Cleveland
West Side
Phyllis Gabriel
Southern Senators push antipoll tax fight in Senate session
The Senate enters a Saturday session led by Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield as Southern opponents push to block the constitutional amendment restricting federal voting rights by poll taxes. McClellan Ervin and Sparkman defend the tax revenue role for education while denying disenfranchisement aims.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Dixie
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
John J. Sparkman
D-Ala
McClellan
Arkansas
Ervin
South
Sparkman
Alabama
Roundup Set For Stray Dogs In Logan Area
Logan city will start a systematic drive Monday to remove stray dogs. Dog Warden James Leonard Police Chief Roy Reich and Mayor Delmar Freeman announced the crackdown after numerous complaints and reported bites. Citizens should phone police to report loose dogs and owners will be charged under city ordinance.
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Logan
James Leonard
Roy Reich
Delmar Freeman
Nuclear Power Used On Savannah Test Run
The nuclear ship Savannah sailed from Yorktown for a two day sea run off the Virginia Capes using nuclear power for the first time. Her reactor will run at about 60 percent during the voyage before returning to the Coast Guard training station berth.
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Yorktown
Savannah
Virginia Capes
Coast Guard Reserve
Smaller Nations Push to Break Nuclear Deadlock at Geneva
At the Geneva disarmament conference small nations urge movement on a test ban. They target Soviet refusal to allow international inspections and anticipate active negotiations starting Monday, with potential pressure on the United States to avoid atmospheric tests if talks begin.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
Russia
Howard Green
Jojo Wachuku
U.S
Dean Rusk
Andrei A
Lord Home
Rusk
Gromyko
Brazil
Franceso de San Tiago Dantas
Weather Skies Cloudy Over Northeast Ohio and Rain Outlook
The Weather Bureau notes cloudiness across most of the state with clearer skies in the northeast area overnight. Temperatures rose from a low of 33 to 49 by 11 am, with Friday’s high 48. Occasional rain likely tonight and Sunday.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau At
of Ohio
Ohio Fog Delays Clear Skies Then Rain Hit By Weekend
Forecast reports dense morning fog with zero visibility in Cincinnati and a chilly spread across Ohio. Youngstown hits 27 while Chesapeake rises to 42 and Toledo 33 as Columbus and Cincinnati reach the mid thirties. Sunshine briefly returns today before a Texas Panhandle low pressure shifts east, bringing rain to Ohio late tonight or Sunday.
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Youngstown
Chesapeake
Toledo
Columbus
Cincinnati
Texas Panhandle
Ohio
Two Logan youths arrested after car part theft
Two Logan area youths, a 17-year-old and a 16-year-old, were apprehended by city police at 11:30 p.m. Friday after an air filter was stolen from a car on the Cole Motors lot at 899 W. Hunter St. The 17-year-old admitted taking the part. the air filter was recovered in the back seat. They were to appear in Hocking County Juvenile Court later.
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Logan Area
Cole Motors
W. Hunter St
Hocking County
Logan Rt. 4
Logan
Algiers Sealed by French Forces Amid Urban Battle
French troops loyal to President de Gaulle ringed Bab-el-Oued after five hours of street fighting in Algiers. At least 15 soldiers and 3 settlers killed, with dozens wounded as air power and tanks supported security operations against European settlers and the secret army amid Algeria’s independence crisis.
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Algiers
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
Bab-el Oued
France
de Gaulle
Bab-el-Oued
Red China warns against U.S. aid to South Viet Nam
Peiping condemned intensified U.S. military support in South Viet Nam as a grave threat to Southeast Asia peace. China accused Washington of direct involvement in combat roles and pledged to oppose armed aggression as U.S. troops and pilots bolster Diem forces. The broadcast noted over 4,000 U.S. troops with plans to reach 7,000.
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Navy
Frondizi
Aramburu
Peron
Tokyo
Red China
South Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Peiping
United States
U.S
China
South Viet
Diem
Saigon
Washington
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Air Gun Mishap Brings Lawsuit in Mayfield Heights
A 13 year old, Thomas R. Markewitz, sues neighbor Howard Gregorich Jr and his 15 year old son for 150000 after an air gun fired in the Gregorich home on December 3, 1961. The dart struck Markewitz in the left eye and led doctors to remove the eye.
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Cleveland
Mayfield Heights
Thomas R. Markewitz
Howard Gregorich Jr
Howard Gregorich Sr
Markewitz
Gregorich
Two Piketon Brothers Indicted in Holdups
Cincinnati police report two Piketon Ohio brothers Lester E B Murphy 31 and Robert L Murphy 20 indicted by Hamilton County Grand Jury for multiple armed robberies in the Chillicothe Waverly Piketon area with one joint indictment and admissions of several holdups.
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Cincinnati
Piketon
Ohio
Hamilton County Grand Jury
Lester EB. Murphy
Robert L. Murphy
Chillicothe
Waverly-Piketon
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