Ohio candidates clash over industry shift and costs
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle and Atty. Gen. Mark McElroy spar over Ohio industry trends at a Painesville gathering. McElroy cites 137 plants leaving Ohio in 10 years. DiSalle cites unemployment declines and argues net growth. They and other candidates push differing plans on jobs and development amid criticisms of a state hospital project and highway issues.
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Michael V. DiSalle
Mark McElroy
Painesville
Ohio
McElroy
State Bureau of
DiSalle
E. S. Preston
Atty
Michael V. di Salle
Preston
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Ohio Weather Outlook and Temperatures
The Weather Bureau reports light scattered showers in Ohio with skies clearing by midnight. Expect mostly fair conditions today and Saturday in the Hocking Valley with highs in the upper 70s. Overnight low around 40, morning high near 78, gusts up to 50 mph in spots.
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Columbus
Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Hocking Valley
Ohio Supreme Court OKs Second Senator for SEC Area
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled the Southeastern Ohio combined 9th, 14th 15th 16th district can elect a second state senator this year. It upheld Mechem’s entitlement to finish his term and allowed Zellar to seek election for the entire new district.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Southeastern
Harry J. Lehman
Cleveland
Senate
C. Stanley Mechem
Athens
Robert E. Zellar
R-Muskingum
105Th General Assembly
Fairfield
Hocking
Morgan
Washington
Monroe
Noble
Muskingum
Perry
Delaware
Licking
Lehman
Michael V. DiSalle
James A. Rhodes
Ted W. Brown
Zellar
H. Kent Bumpass
Delbert A. Fordham
Marietta
General Assembly
Five Day Forecast for Ohio: Warm with Scattered Showers
Weather outlook for southern and central Ohio shows average highs 8 to 12 degrees above normal with normal highs 67 to 72 and lows 44 to 50. Expect minor daily changes and rainfall of one to two tenths of an inch in scattered thundershowers over the weekend and midweek.
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Ohio
Railroads and Unions Spar Over Board Pay Recommendations
Washington AP report shows nonoperating rail unions and railroad executives denouncing a public board plan for a 10.2 cent average hourly raise totalling 100 million annually. Unions sought 25 cents. rail leaders say the plan is too high and harmful to the industry.
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Washington
Kennedy
G. E. Leighty
U.S
Wayne Johnston
Illinois Central
Ben Heineman
Northwestern Railway
Public Board
Fire strikes Coachman Grill in Athens near campus
A fire damaged the Coachman Grill on Court Street near Ohio University, gutting the building and causing $30,000 in losses. Firefighters from Athens and Richland Avenue battled the blaze from 9:40 to 10:20 a.m., with the roof breached in the rear but apartments above the front spared.
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Athens
Coachman Grill
Ohio University
Court St
Richland Ave
Carpenter Hardware
Kerr- Hunter Hardware
Charles Dalton
Rainbow
Cincinnati to join pilot federal project for juvenile delinquents
Cincinnati Police Chief Stanley Schrotel says the city is under study to participate in a pilot federal program designed to help juvenile offenders reform.
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Cincinnati
Stanley Schrotel
Estes Empire Collapses As Probes Expand
Billie Sol Estes, once dubbed wonder boy of West Texas, faces a collapsing financial empire. Investigations probe fertilizer storage tanks, cotton allotments, and ties to federal officials as indictments and civil suits mount. A receiver regulates assets as probes widen and hearings loom.
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Dallas
Tex
Billie Sol Estes
National Finance Companies
Texas
West Texas
Department of Agriculture
Pecos
Amarillo
Estes
Church of Christ
West
FBI
Morris
Ed Edmondson
D-Okla
Emery E. Jacobs
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Republican National Committee
National Cotton Advisory Committee
Kennedy
White House
Battle Line
Grain Elevator Chief Indicted in Seneca County
Ronald L Reed 40 of Old Fort faces 40 counts of securities law violations and 20 counts of larceny by trick in secret indictments by a Seneca County grand jury. Reed, Bettsville Feed & Grain Co president and treasurer, sold unregistered stock worth 17 000 to nine residents as part of 89 000 total preferred stock. He previously expanded Bettsville with six elevators before their shutdown and repossession amid his personal bankruptcy filing listing 69 000 assets and 349 000 debts.
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Tiffin, Ohio
Ronald L. Reed
Old Fort
Reed
Seneca County Grand Jury
Trick
Tiffin University
Bettsville Feed & Grain Co
Thomas R. Spellerburg
Seneca County
Spellerburg
Grand Jury
Bettsville
Bellevue
Clyde
Flat Rock
Colby
Carruthers
Helena
Toledo
Rusk Warns NATO on Berlin Crisis and Soviet Tactics
Athens AP report shows Secretary of State Rusk telling NATO ministers that the Soviet Union aims to erase a Berlin crisis impression. He urged exploiting the Soviet stance while predicting resumed nuclear tests and noting Kennedy’s disappointment over no test ban.
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Athens
Greece
U.S
Dean Rusk
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Berlin
Soviet Union
NATO
Rusk
Foreign and Defense Ministers
Soviet
Billboard Law Heads For Supreme Court
Ohio Attorney General Mark McElroy said he will ask the Ohio Supreme Court to rule on the constitutionality of the state's anti billboard law. He will file against Consolite Corp of Fremont to bypass a lengthy Allen County Court appeal that found the law unconstitutional.
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Columbus, Ohio
Mark McElroy
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio
Consolite Corp
Fremont
Allen County
Training Too Stiff In Peace Corps?
A Peace Corps official says overseas training is not designed to make Tarzans and Janes. Janie Fletcher claims she was dropped from a Brazil group for objecting to the program. Officials cite language ability and other reasons, while Fletcher insists it was due to training objections. Three over 60 trainees completed Puerto Rico training successfully.
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Washington
Peace Corps
Tarzans
Janes
Janie Fletcher
Panhandle
Tex
Arecibo
Puerto Rico
Brazil
Fletcher
Shriver
Texas
U S Judge Chides Griping Teachers at Anchor Bay High
In New Baltimore Michigan seven teachers at Anchor Bay High School were suspended for a week and the principal was fired after they wore black armbands in mourning over a defeated tenure proposal. U S District Judge Theodore Levin denied a temporary injunction and warned the teachers finding no First Amendment violation.
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Detroit
Anchor Bay
New Baltimore
Mich
Rudy Kamischke
U.S
Theodore Levin
Four Trainmen Held After Tokyo Rail Crash
In Tokyo 163 people died in a three train collision. An engineer named Norifumi Minakami and three other train crew were arrested on suspicion of criminal negligence. More than 380 injured, many seriously, as a green signal may have been misread. No Westerners among victims.
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Tokyo
Norifumi Minakami
Japan
Three Carriers Head To Mayport Naval Base In Florida
Three aircraft carriers with more than 9,000 personnel will dock at Mayport Naval Base in Jacksonville within a week. The Franklin D. Roosevelt arrives late today after operations off the coast. The Constellation is due Monday night after Caribbean training. The Saratoga is set to arrive May 11 after six months in the Mediterranean.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Mayport Naval Base
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Caribbean
Mediterranean
Kennedy calls for Atlantic Partnership to boost trade
President Kennedy urged a bold open partnership among free nations led by a genuine Atlantic Partnership between the United States and Europe. He linked trade expansion to jobs and security, urging Congress to pass a reciprocal tariff reduction law while noting safeguards for affected industries.
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New Orleans
Kennedy
America
Free World
Congress
Europe
United States
Asia
Africa
Latin America
U.S
New Dean Of Students Appointed At Ohio University
Athens Ohio AP William R Butler previously dean of men at Ohio University is named dean of students effective July 1. President Vernon Alden says the appointment reorganizes student personnel services and centralizes non academic student activities under one administrator.
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Athens, Ohio
William R. Butler
Ohio University
Vernon R. Alden
Butler
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