Jackson Plans Training School for Southeast Ohio
Plans to establish a state technical training and retraining school at Jackson were announced at the SEO Regional Council dinner honoring Gov. Rhodes and his cabinet. Ohio University will assist in operating. the gift of the former Globe Iron Co. site is accepted.
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Jackson
Ohio
Southeast
SEO Regional Council
James Rhodes
Willard P. Dudley
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Jones
Globe Iron Co
Ohio University
Rhodes
Logan
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
R. B. Perkins
Logan Trade Club
Dean Collison
Southeast Ohio Regional Council
Motel Inn Operators Study Hocking Parks
Representatives of inn and motel associations toured state parks including Hocking, Lake Hope and Burr Oak to study a proposal that private interests and the state operate lodges near parks. Ohio officials released survey results showing varied opinions on entrance charges with 7,521 of 29,366 responses complete, many supporting different fee options.
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Hocking
Lake Hope
Burr Oak
Fred E. Marr
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Howard E. Emme
Bryan
American Motor Hotel Association
Lloyd E. Potts
Caldwell
Ohio Motel Association
Don Hill
Rod Cochran
Department
East Harbor
Pymatuning
Rocky Fork
Stonelick
Punderson
Pike
Loramie
Hope
John Bryan
Indian
Hueston Woods
Headlands
Independence Dam
Findley
Murray Man Indicted For Drunken Driving
John Wright of Murray City was indicted Monday by the Hocking County grand jury on drunken driving. Deputies served the indictment Wednesday. He faces arraignment with three others before Judge Harley Meyer at 10 a.m. Friday.
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John Wright
Murray City
Hocking County
Grand Jury
Wright
Harley Meyer
Power Commission hearing date postponed in REA case
Washington AP reports power commission hearings for South Central Rural Electric Cooperative of Lancaster Ohio and related co ops in Wisconsin and North Dakota were postponed from October 22 to December 10. The case tests whether the federal agency has jurisdiction over cooperatives that transmit or wholesale electricity in interstate commerce. The delay followed requests to intervene by the secretary of agriculture the Committee on Rural Electrics and various co op groups.
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Washington
Power Commission
South Central Rural Electric Cooperative
Lancaster
Ohio
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Commission
Secretary of Agriculture
Committee On Rural Electric Cooperatives
Texans Battle Flood Waters Left By Departed Hurricane
Beaumont residents wrestled with floodwaters from Hurricane Cindy to keep them from overtopping a levee at Port Acres. Civil Defense estimated damage could reach 10.5 million dollars as evacuees returned home.
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Beaumont
Tex
Port Acres
Jefferson County Civil Defense Council
Texas
John Connally
Port Arthur
Racial violence flares at new Michigan high school
A mob of Negro teenagers stoned police and fought with adults near Parkside High School in Jackson. Ten students were arrested, later released, as police dispersed about 18 youths. Classes resumed amid increased guard after hours of disturbances.
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Jackson, Mich
Roscoe Gray
Jackson
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Harold White
George Romney
Elven Duvall
Michigan
Alabama
Parkside High School
Health plan shelved halts elder care bill in 1960s debate
Chairman Wilbur Mills of the Ways and Means Committee says Kennedy’s health plan for the aged will not reach the House for debate this year. The plan faces shelving and lack of action in the legislative calendar.
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Washington
Kennedy
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Ways and Means Committee
Civil Service Commission Delays Courter Dismissal Appeal
A two hour Logan hearing on Ralph Courter's appeal of his dismissal as assistant fire chief paused with a decision deferred for further study. The panel aims to rule by Saturday, weighing whether to uphold modify or reinstate, with Donahey and Chief Robert Courter named in the proceedings.
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Civil Service Commission
Logan Civil Service Commission
Ralph Courter
Richard Donahey
Commission
Paul Jurgensmier
Clarence Krumlauf
Eugene Davis
James Stilwell
Donahey
Courter
Phil Henderson
Hubert Lappen
Robert Courter
Stilwell
Donahey Testi
Fied
Weather and legal notes mix in Columbus report
A Columbus weather briefing notes fair, cool conditions with highs near 86 and 80s later, while unrelated court testimony covers Ralph Courter's dismissal as assistant fire chief amid pension records and staffing concerns. The piece highlights readings, fronts, and projections alongside legal arguments on burden of proof.
Kennedy urges support for eleven billion tax cut plan
President Kennedy appeals via national radio and TV urging Americans to back the eleven billion tax reduction seen as vital to economy and world strength. He warns the bill faces danger and delays with a House vote next week and a looming Senate fight. He highlights benefits for families and calls for quick passage without spending caps.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
House
Senate
William E. Miller
93-Year-Old Hunter Bagged Three Squirrels with Son
Jerry Hammon, 93, longtime Hocking County hunter, proved his still keen eye by bagging three squirrels while hunting with his son Claude near their Mulberry Street home. Hammon has hunted or fished daily whenever possible and suitable weather allowed, maintaining a local yet possibly statewide reputation.
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Jerry Hammon
S. Mulberry St
Hocking County
Claude
N. Mulberry St
Washington
Hammon
Gromyko proposes 18 nation disarmament summit at UN
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko urged an 18 nation disarmament summit in the first quarter of 1964 during a U N General Assembly speech. He suggested Moscow as a possible meeting site and called for talks on complete disarmament and steps to ease tensions. He urged space arms control and urged seating of Red China in the U N despite the split with Moscow.
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United Nations, N.Y
Andrei A. Gromyko
U.N. General Assembly
Kennedy
U.S
Gromyko
Assembly
Moscow
U.N
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Lester B. Pearson
Assembly of Opportunity
Joao Augusto de Araujo Castro
Soviet Union
United States
Red China
Peking
United Nations
Moscow warns China on borders in India dispute
The Soviet Union cautioned Red China that good neighborly relations depend on respecting borders and stated it will not back Beijing in any clash with India. Pravda editorial urged negotiation and peaceful settlement, signaling Moscow’s concern over Chinese territorial claims.
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Soviet Union
Red China
Peking
India
Communist Party
Pravda
Sla
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