Byrd Controls Senate Tax Cut Bill Delay Strategy
Senate Finance Committee leader Harry Byrd solidifies a go slow stance on the 11 billion tax cut bill. Gore and Talmadge back Byrd with several Republicans while most Democrats favor quick action. Public hearings are postponed to mid October with closed sessions and expert briefings.
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Byrd
Washington
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Senate Finance Committee
Kennedy
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Senate
House
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Finance Committee
Congressional
Dillon
Heatwave Grips Los Angeles with 109 Degree High
Los Angeles faces a third day of extreme heat with a predicted 108 to 109 degree high. Smog breaks through the normally protective lid as temperatures soar. Schools, offices, and beaches empty while officials consider shortened schedules and early closures to cope with the record temperatures.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Basin
Santa Monica
Hollywood High School
Jack T. Crowther
Crowther
Samuel W. Yorty
Mercury
Edith Weakens as Hurricane Edith Pummels Caribbean
Edith weakened slightly but still lashed the Caribbean with 75 mph to 100 mph winds. Waves and tides rose up to eight feet, flooding coasts as the storm tracked through Mona Passage between Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic. It damaged Martinique and St. Lucia, leaving tens of thousands homeless and much of Martinique damaged.
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San Juan
P. R
Edith
Puerto Rico
Dominican Republic
Weather Bureau
Mona Passage
St. Lucia
Martinique
Paris
Open Records Law Takes Effect in Ohio
Ohio's new open records law went into force today, making most local and state government records available to the public. Exemptions include records tied to physical or psychiatric examinations adoptions probation and parole proceedings.
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Ohio
Columbus, Ohio
Why Goodyear Chose Logan Over Michigan
A Wellston Telegram editorial recounts Governor Rhodes praising Logan for attracting Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. The piece cites Logan business leaders showing readiness to host a new plant, offering a factory site and support, leading to 300 immediate jobs. It stresses local effort determines industrial gains and warns Wellston to act.
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Rhodes
Jackson
Southeastern Ohio Regional Council
Logan
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Michigan
Goodyear
Wellston
Kennedy Says Communist Tide Is Turned Back
President Kennedy tells 8000 at the Mormon Tabernacle that the Communist offensive has been thwarted in recent months while warning against a return to McKinley era conservatism. He flags continued international engagement and lauds the Flaming Gorge Dam project as federal state private cooperation.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Kennedy
Mormon Tabernacle
United Nations
Soviet Union
Rocky Mountain
Flaming Gorge
Wyoming
Green River
GE And Union Agree On New Three Year Contract
General Electric and Union officials signed a three year contract at the Logan Glass Plant. Local 1017 American Flint Glass Workers Union members ratified the agreement, with wage increases from 5 to 7 percent per hour starting Sept. 23 and a second raise scheduled for April 5, 1965. Fringe benefits including pension, insurance, and vacation plans are extended for five years while the main contract runs three.
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Logan Glass
General Electric Co
American Flint Glass Workers Union
Logan
Peruvian IFYE Imelda Jeri Finds Logan Welcoming
Imelda Jeri a 24 year old IFYE student from Tarma Peru stays with the Holloways in Logan Ohio after arriving May 2. She works on health and hygiene projects and plans to apply sanitation lessons back home. Imelda visited Kansas Wisconsin Oklahoma and Washington during orientation and notes Peru’s water and education gaps.
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AL Appelbaum
Tarma
Peru
Robert Holloway
Logan Rt. 3
Ohio
Imelda Jeri
International Farm Youth Exchange
IFYE
Imelda
United States
Holloway Farm
U.S
Kansas
Wisconsin
Washington
Oklahoma
Logan
Holloways
Hocking County
Logan High School
St. John's
PTA
Chiefs Visit Middies In Quest Of 2nd Win
The Logan Chieftains chase their second win and SECL league crown bid as they visit Middleport. Coach Mel Adams adds 205-pound Bob Courter to the defensive lineup while the rest of the starters are listed for both offense and defense.
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Logan Chieftains
Middleport
Chiefs
Wellston
Yellow Jackets
Pomeroy
Logan
Jackson
Nelsonville
Athens
Gallipolis
Mel Adams
Bob Courter
Dick Stevens
Steve Mowery
Earl Beery
Mike Smith
Bob Stewart
Robbie Johnson
Merl
700 To Be Laid Off At U S Steel Plant
Lorain Ohio 700 workers will be laid off at 11 p m Saturday by National Tube Division of U S Steel Corp until orders for the plant increase.
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Lorain, Ohio
National Tube Division
U.S. Steel Corp
Lausche Defeated In REA Rate Case
Senator Lausche fails to add a higher interest provision to a $495 million REA loan authority bill. The 57-16 Senate vote blocks raising REA loan charges on farmer co operatives, despite his claim that 2 percent REA rates are unfair compared with 4 percent Treasury borrowing.
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Washington
Frank J. Lausche
Rural Electrification Administration
Senate
Ohio Democrat
REA
Lausche
Treasury
Bow introduces ban on using federal money for Tito trip
Representative Frank Bow of Ohio introduced a bill to bar federal funds from being used for travel or entertainment for Yugoslav President Tito during his planned U.S. visit.
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Washington
Frank T. Bow
Ohio
Tito
United States
Copter Joins In Manhunt For Prison Escapee
A State Highway Patrol helicopter aided the search for Charles W. McCandlish, an escapee from Lebanon Correctional Institution. The suspect wrecked a car near Pataskala on Ohio 161, fled on foot, and is described as 21, 5 9, 130 pounds and dangerous. Eight patrol cars and FBI agents scoured the area with no success as of morning.
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Newark
Ohio
Pataskala
Ohio 161
Ohio 310
FBI
Charles W. McCandlish
Lebanon Correctional Institution
R. W. Alvis
Lebanon
McCandlish
Franklin County
Alvis
Turncoat Thug Details Genovese Rule Over Mob Army
Senate hearings hear Joseph Valachi describe Vito Genovese as head of La Cosa Nostra with 450 to 500 soldiers. He says Genovese runs the New York families, maintains a commission, and remains feared despite prison. Valachi outlines his own past, crimes, and time in Atlanta prison.
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Washington (Ap
Joseph Valachi
Vito Genovese
New York
Valachi
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
U.S
Underworld
Genovese
Cosa Nostra
Brooklyn
Atlanta
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Karl E. Mundt
R-S.d
la Cosa Nostra
New York City
Naples
Italy
Karl Mundt
R-S.c
Mundt
McClellan
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Marion Two
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Jim Brandt
John Gasser
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