Hecht unveils plans for Southeast Ohio Institute operations
Ohio University assistant to the president Martin L. Hecht outlined plans to operate the Southeast Ohio Institute for Regional Development. The April 6 established center will receive an Area Redevelopment Administration grant and launch 17 proposed programs with a full-time staff and expert help.
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Southeast Ohio Institute For Regional Development
Martin L. Hecht
Ohio University
Lyndon Johnson
Athens
William J. Sheehan
Battelle Memorial Institute
Columbus
Marietta
Muskingum
Rio Grande Colleges
Hecht
Southeast Ohio
ARA
Rhodes
Ohio U
Vernon R. Alden
Ohio Valley Regional Development Council
SEC Institute
Ohio
Cutler Hall
Taft Attacks Medicare Bill Over Federal Control Risks
Rep. Robert Taft Jr. warns the King-Anderson Medicare bill cedes power to a federal administrator to define care standards and determine qualifying hospitals and practitioners. He predicts the measure, backed by the Johnson administration, won’t emerge from committee as written.
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Columbus
Ohio
Robert Taft Jr
Taft
U. S. Senate
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Weatheruki Hocking Valley Forecast Mixed Clouds
Partly cloudy and cooler conditions expected in the Hocking Valley tonight and Sunday. Friday posted a high of 86 degrees while last night’s low reached 73. By 11 a.m. today, the thermometer read 75 degrees.
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Hocking Valley
Hart Receives Probation After Guilty Plea on Stolen Property
Otis F E Hart 20 of Nelsonville Rt 2 was placed on one year probation and ordered to pay court costs after pleading guilty to receiving stolen property. He admitted receiving tires and wheel saw blades blue prints and tools valued around 100 belonging to Donald Grubb and Robert Webb. Hart had been held on a 1000 bond and waived grand jury action and jury trial.
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Otis FE. Hart
Nelsonville Rt. 2
Harley Meyer
Hart
Donald Grubb
Robert Webb
Vaughn Collins
Rural Trust Ends In Two Slayings
A county road meeting near Mount Vernon ends in murder and a suicide as James Silliman of Fredericktown shoots him and Mrs. Roberts in a car. Kenneth Roberts is found dead in his trailer with a chest wound. Mrs Roberts survives in hospital in shock.
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Mount Vernon
Ohio
Paul Cochran
James Chester Silliman
Fredericktown
Kenneth Roberts
Silliman
Cochran
Truman Celebrations Continue With Birthday Events
Former President Harry S. Truman receives $80,000 in checks for a Truman Chair of History at Westminster College Fulton Missouri. The event follows his Senate War Investigating Committee appearance and a White House birthday party hosted by Charles Patrick Clark. Clark notes $45,000 more needed to reach the goal.
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Washington
Harry S. Truman
Westminster College
Fulton
Truman
Charles Patrick Clark
Senate War Investigating Committee
Clark
Senate
National Press Club
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Capitol Hill
White House
Henry A. Wallace
Johnson
Westminster
Pilot Shot by Passenger Tied to Concord Crash
FBI reports that a heavily injured passenger likely shot the pilot aboard a Pacific Air Lines jet before it crashed near Concord killing all 44. The weapon was traced to a man who purchased life insurance over $50,000 before boarding. The FBI confirms a revolver and a tape of the pilot saying he was shot.
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Concord
Calif
FBI
Reno
San Francisco
Washington
Ernest A. Clark
Pacific Air Lines
Clark
Raymond E. Andress Jr
Marjorie E. Schafer
Oscar Cleal
Chico
Cleal
Raymond E. Andress Sr
Menlo Park
Negro Delegate Freed On Bond In Maryland Conspiracy Case
A Maryland House of Delegates member, one of three Black lawmakers, was released on 7500 bond after being indicted for allegedly conspiring to kill Maryland Senate member Verda Welcome. Welcome survived an ambush outside her home on April 10 after five shots were fired. four other Black men were indicted earlier.
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Baltimore
Maryland House of Delegates
Ernest D. Young
Verda Welcome
Maryland Senate
Mrs. Welcome
Cuban Exiles Plan Attacks Against Castro Regime
Exile sources claim anti-C Castro Cuban groups expect imminent commando assaults on Cuba before its independence day May 20. United States officials say no knowledge of such plans and will prevent any that originate on U S soil. Exiles report guerrilla training in Nicaragua and Costa Rica.
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United States
Cuba
U.S
Florida
Fidel Castro
Castro
Washington
Robert J. McCloskey
State Department
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Industrialists Back Shriver Idea to Fund Local Poverty Fight
Sargent Shriver told about 100 corporate leaders at the Business Council meeting that American firms could build a 30 million war chest to finance 10 percent of local antipoverty programs. The plan would use tax exemptions to encourage charity while government covers 90 percent of the cost.
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Hot Springs
Sargent Shriver
Business Council
Shriver
Johnson
Congress
Internal Revenue Service
Battle Lines Sharpened For November Election
Ohio pri mary results show organization backed favorites winning nominations for top posts. Republican and Democratic leaders pursued strategic alignments as Taft Bolton and Young factions led ticket rosters. Glenn’s entry and subsequent withdrawal influenced voter enthusiasm and future election dynamics. Party chairs Bliss Coleman position their futures while others battle for control.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ray C. Bliss
Taft-Bolton
Ted W. Brown
U.S. Senate
Robert Taft Jr
Bliss
William White
Mount Vernon
Oliver P. Bolton
Mentor
Taft
William L. Coleman
U.S
Stephen M. Young
John H. Glenn Jr
Young
Albert T. Ball
Cleveland
William Hotchkiss
Akron
Glenn
Robert E. Sweeney
Charles J. Carney
Youngstown
Richard D. Kennedy
Kennedy
GOP
Johnson Candor on Civil Rights and Poverty Drives New York Stop
President Johnson, en route from the Deep South, repeats pledges to promote civil rights and erase poverty in New York at the Amalgamated Clothing Workers Union event. The trip mirrors Atlanta remarks, with emphasis on domestic reform.
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New York
Johnson
Deep South
Appalachia
South
Mason-Dixon Line
Atlanta
Amalgamated Clothing Workers Union
Afl-Cio
Dozen Ohio Women Fliers Entered In Air Races
Twelve Ohio women are set to compete for 2500 dollars in the 14th All Women's International Air Race from Monterrey to Gainesville. Twelve POC names among pilots and co pilots are listed. 25 planes, handicap format, start Monday 10 a.m. EST, finish May 13 5 p.m. EST unless extended.
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Ohio
Monterrey
Mexico
Gainesville
Fla
Miller International Airport
McCallen
Tex
Mueller
Austin
Pounds Field
Tyler
Tex Hawkins Field
Jackson, Miss
Donnelly Field
Montgomery
Ala
Gainesville Municipal
Jane Shelton
Bowling Green
Edythe S. Maxim
North Olmsted
Republicans demand TV debate with President Johnson
New York Representative William E. Miller told the Wyoming Republican state convention that the GOP candidate would press President Johnson with tough questions in a nationwide television debate.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Johnson
William E. Miller
New York
Wyoming
Manila fire toll rises to thirty after explosions
Manila reports a death toll of 30 in its worst fire disaster as investigators sift through debris in a six story building that housed a former Japanese army headquarters. Cause remains undetermined. Khrushchev arrives in Alexandria for a 17 day state visit amid Egypt’s welcome.
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Manila
Alexandria
Egypt
Khrushchev
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Michigan tornado leaves death and millions in damage
A killer tornado blasted southeastern Michigan killing at least nine in Chesterfield Township and destroying 50 to 200 homes. Gov. Romney toured the wreckage promising federal aid and area rehabilitation. National Guardsmen and state police patrolled the four square mile zone to deter looting.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
Michigan
Chesterfield Township
George Romney
Selfridge Air Force Base
Luna Pier
Pontiac
Lake Orion
Oakland County
Monroe County
Detroit
Romney
Almstadt
New Baltimore
South Korea Cabinet Resignation Accepted
President Chung Hee Park accepted the cabinet resignation amid ruling party calls for broader representation. Foreign Minister Chung I-kwon was named to succeed Premier Choi Doo-gun in Seoul.
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Seoul, Korea
Democratic - Republican Party
Chung Hee Park
Chung I-kwon
Choi Doo-gun
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