DiSalle Proposes State Government Reorganization Plan
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle urged a state government reorganization to cut waste and costs. The proposal would let the governor merge departments and submit plans to both houses with veto power limited to 60 days. if approved, effects would begin 90 days after adjournment.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Senate
Frank W. King
D-Lucas
DiSalle
Herbert Hoover
di Salle
Hoover Commission
Diller Returns to Logan as Journalism Teacher
Logan board hires Dwight Diller to teach journalism for 1959 60 replacing Mrs Burson who will teach advanced English at Ohio University Diller also becomes assistant athletic coach and has a decorated coaching history including 1952 SEOL football and 1951 SEOL basketball titles plus state tournament Bluffton and Ohio links noted The lighting project for the football field is under review with low bid from Jess Howard Electric Co and display of light types at the all sports banquet pending contract award on Monday
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Roberta Burson
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Wooster Daily Record
Marietta Times
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Australian Women’s Weekly
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Southeastern Ohio Sportswriters Association
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University of Michigan
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Frankfurt
Germany
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Bluffton High School
Western Buckeye
WBL
Bluffton
Ray Postlethwait
Jess Howard Electric Co
Columbus
Wallace Blake
School Bus and Car Collide On Route 33
A Glouster school bus with 50 pupils on a trip to Old Man's Cave collided with a car on Route 664 at Route 33 at 9 30 a m Tuesday. Driver James Johnston 69 of Glouster failed to yield the right of way and was cited. No injuries were reported.
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State Highway Patrol
Glouster
Old Man’s Cave
James Johnston
Darren Tolliver
Nelsonville
Johnston
Francis Myers
Ohio Supreme Court Refuses Sodomy Case Review
Ohio's Supreme Court declined to review Clyde Simmons's sodomy conviction from Hocking County. Simmons, convicted by a June trial, had his sentence upheld by the Fourth District, facing a 40 year term at the Ohio Penitentiary after Judge Harley Meyer denied a new trial. Simmons has been free on a 7000 dollar bond.
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Ohio
Supreme Court Today
Clyde Simmons
Hocking County
Harley Meyer
Simmons
Fourth District Court of Appeals
Logan
Supreme Court
Meyer
Hocking
Common Pleas
Harry Childress
Donald Warren
Gerald Spengler
Thor Missile Flight Tracks 1500 Miles Over Atlantic
Cape Canaveral reports a Thor intermediate range ballistic missile carried a tiny nose camera and flew about 1500 miles over the Atlantic in a highly successful test. A small data capsule released near the end of the journey was recovered from the ocean 39 minutes after lift off.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Atlantic
Air Force
Ed Schorr Dies At 65 In Columbus Ohio
Ed ward D. Schorr longtime state chairman of the Republican Party died Tuesday at Mt. Carmel Hospital in Columbus. He was 65.
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Ed Schorr
Columbus
Ohio
Edward D. Schorr
Republican Party
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Eisenhower urges swift Congress action on FHA and wheat crisis
President Eisenhower asked Congress for rapid measures to avert disruption in housing and highway programs and a wheat price support crisis. He called for a higher gasoline tax, a six billion dollar boost to FHA mortgage insurance, and corrective wheat legislation. He warned the wheat issue could destabilize the farm program and hinder the economy.
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Eisenhower
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Nikita Khrushchev
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Nixon
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New York
Kremlin
Senate
Ohio Tax Bill Compromise Reported Amid Debates
Five air crashes in 24 hours killed 36 people as Capital Airlines losses near Baltimore and Charleston, West Virginia, marked a deadly period. Three US Air Force F100s vanished off Myrtle Beach, while an American Airlines flight reported an unsafe jet passing ahead near Bakersfield.
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Houston
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Eisenhower decries Soviet propaganda at Geneva talks
President Eisenhower urged the Soviet Union to drop propaganda aimed at winning satellite nations seats at the Geneva foreign ministers conference. He said efforts by Moscow hinder real discussion and hopes for fruitful negotiations. In Geneva, Foreign Minister Gromyko faced pressure as Herter urged serious talks and broader participation. Analysts note Washington favors Khrushchev's possible U.S. visit and a potential summit in America.
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Eisenhower
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Geneva
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Nikita Khrushchevy
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Khrushchev
Board Sets Hearing on Glenwood Assessments Objections
A three man equalizing board was appointed by City Council to hear protests to Glenwood Addition assessments. The panel Swartz Allen Hahn will hear objections, review estimates, and report back. Hearing set for 7:30 p.m. Friday May 15 in City Council chambers.
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Glenwood
Ralph Swartz
Clarence Allen
Jake Hahn
Hahns Awarded 12550 For Rt 33 Right Of Way
William F and Rose K Hahn were awarded damages of $12550 by a Hocking County Common Pleas Court jury after a two day trial over state appropriation of easements for a new four lane highway across their Good Hope Two farm. The verdict covered land 3750 structures 800 and residue 8000.
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William F
Rose K. Hahn
Hocking County
Hahns
Paul Shaw
Jackson Production Credit Association
Selmar Lehmann
Shaw
Lancaster BIS Road May Become State Route
Fairfield County Road 105 extending from U S 33 in Lancaster to the Boys Industrial School grounds may become Ohio 793 if approved. A May 22 hearing in Lancaster on the Highway Department plan is planned to gauge public support and the highway director's approval.
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Columbus
Ohio
Fairfield County
Lancaster
Boys’ Industrial School
Highway Department
Bids Open for Burr Oak Reservoir Pipeline to Seven Villages
Prospective contractors will bid at 11 a.m. June 12 in the Department of Public Works office in Columbus for a pipeline from Burr Oak reservoir to Glouster Trimble Jacksonville Hollister Murray City New Straitsville and Shawnee. The project aims for self liquidating status with 1 million gallons daily capacity, starting at 25 percent. The Athens Morgan county reservoir sits north of Glouster near Burr Oak on Rt. 78, with 664 surface acres and a 20 mile shoreline. The lake is managed by the Parks Division for recreation and Wildlife for fishing facilities.
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Glouster
Trimble
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Hollister
Murray City
New Straitsville
Shawnee
Athens
Morgan Counties
Sunday Creek
Division of Parks
Division of Wildlife
Pentagon faces leadership gaps from illness and resignations
Gen. Nathan F. Twining undergoes major lung surgery at Walter Reed leaving the Joint Chiefs chairman absent for weeks. The death of Donald A. Quarles and multiple resignations threaten Secretary of Defense posts as speculated names for management changes circulate amid Berlin caution and Navy and Air Force vacancies.
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Defense Department
Nathan F. Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pentagon
Twining
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Donald A. Quarles
Defense
Arlington National Cemetery
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Soviet Union
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Kremlin
Quarles
Asst
Wilfred J. McNeil
E. Perkins McGuire
Thomas S., Gates Jr
Navy
Gates
Air Force Secretary
Richard E. Horner
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Ohio Senate Breaks Tax Deadlock on Sales and Corporate Measures
The Ohio Senate ends weeks of gridlock by agreeing to a two cent gas tax increase, higher beer barrel tax, and a two cent cigarette tax hike. A key compromise doubles the corporate franchise tax to four tenths of one percent, expanding revenue to about 32 million yearly.
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Ohio
Ohio Senate
Michael V. di Saile
Senate Rules Committee
Senate
DiSalle
House
Senate Taxation Committee
Sen
J. Sherman Porter
D-Gallia
Frank W. King
D-Luccas
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