Ohio History Center to be Showcased at State Fairgrounds
Governor Rhodes announced the $10 million Ohio Historical Society Center to be built on 58 acres at the fairgrounds between the Highway Patrol Academy and Interstate 71. The project includes a five-story main building, 17.5 acres for an outdoor forest of discovery, winding trails, and a recreated mid 19th century Ohio crossroads village.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Historical Society
State Fairgrounds
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Rhodes
Fairgrounds
Highway Patrol Academy
Interstate 71
Goldwater To Begin U.S. Speaking Tour
Arizona text underlines Goldwater launching a nationwide speaking tour to promote a resurgence of pro Southwest Chinese Communist feeling in America. He spoke to over 200 business leaders from Phoenix and Tucson after meetings in Chandler.
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Goldwater
U.S
Chandler
Ariz
Son
Albquerque
N. M
Barry Goldwater
el Paso
Tex
de- Sun Country, Inc
Extreme fire danger forecast across states this weekend
The U S Forest Service warns extreme forest fire conditions from Arkansas to Virginia and south to the Gulf, driven by a dry cold front. Winds up to 30 mph are expected as fire crews, lookouts, and air patrols are alerted.
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Atlanta
Arkansas
Virginia
Gulf of Mexico
U.S. Forest Service
Queen Lady Bird Tours San Antonio River Fiesta
First Lady Lyndon B. Johnson visited San Antonio for a five day Texas tour spotlighting river beautification. Crowds estimated at 10 000 watched a vibrant flotilla parade featuring Latin Dixieland and brass bands as Mrs Johnson waved and greeted spectators along the river.
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San Antonio
Tex
Lyndon B. Johnson
Rio Grande Wilderness
Texas
Peo
George Bichsel
Turkey bans U2 spy flights from Turkish bases
Ankara confirms prohibition on U2 type U S Air Force spy flights from Turkish bases and seeks a review of bilateral accords. Turkey also asks for a substantial increase in American military aid as Washington signals possible minor adjustments. Public reaction targets Prime Minister Demirel's government.
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Ankara
Turkey
U.S
Washington
Defense Department
Suleyman Demirel
Francis Gary Powers
Russia
Incirlik
Black Sea
Demirel
America
Southwest swelters as record highs hit western states
The Associated Press reports a split national pattern with the Southwest baking under record heat including Phoenix 96 and Burns 78 while western deserts log three consecutive days above 100. Meanwhile the interior Midwest to New England sees light snow, showers, and cooler fronts with limited rainfall.
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Great Lakes
New Hampshire
Erie
Ohio Valley
Bible Lesson themes for Sunday church services
Christian Science services use the parable of the lost sheep and Jesus healing ten lepers to illustrate themes for the week's Lesson Sermon on Unreality. The lesson focuses on spiritual realities over material appearances and moral reflection.
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al Christian Science
Amanda Baptist Sermons Highlight Scripture and Secrets
The Rev. James Rutherford will speak on Christ Died According to the Scriptures at the 11 a.m. worship service and The Sin of Secret Discipleship at the 7:30 p.m. service. Sunday school begins at 10 a.m.
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Amanda Baptist
James Rutherford
Christ
Castro broadcasts target Chile, Havana says
Havana radio reports Fidel Castro regime directs daily propaganda broadcasts at Chile, reflecting broader regional influence efforts and ongoing ideological messaging from Cuba.
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Miami
Fla
Fidel Castro
Chile
Havana Radio
Three Ohio Penitentiary inmates Foiled in Dig for Freedom
Security guards halted a Friday escape attempt by three inmates at the Ohio Penitentiary. No injuries reported. Warden Maxwell said the trio had been under surveillance for a week before authorities moved in. They reportedly tried to breach from the classification department into the administration building through a thick quarry stone wall.
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BE. L. Maxwell
Maxwell
Classification Department
Evolution Law Ruling Delayed
In Little Rock Arkansas Chancellor Murray Reed weighed evidence in a declaratory judgment case over the 1928 anti evolution law. Both sides planned appeals to the state and possibly the U S Supreme Court. The trial addressed whether Arkansas anti evolution statute is constitutional and featured objections to tests of Darwinian theory.
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Little Rock
Ark
Murray Reed
State Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Reed
Arkansas
Tennessee
Mississippi
Bruce Bennett
Eugene Warren
Bennett
Charles Darwin
TVA Chief Quits to Teach at USF in Tampa
Arnold R. Jones, head of the Tennessee Valley Authority, announces his departure from TVA to join the faculty at the University of South Florida in Tampa. His TVA term ends May 18.
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Gatlinburg, Tenn
Arnold R. Jones
Tennessee Valley Authority
University of South Florida At
Tampa
TVA
Three Inmates Test Breakout Scheme in Ohio Prison
Maxwell identified Gerald Wolosyn James Bleyer and Earl Jacobs as three inmates involved in a break out attempt at an Ohio prison. They used a storeroom off the classification department to tunnel through a wall while 27 others were assigned nearby and tools had gone missing for about a week. The warden said other inmates were unaware of the plan.
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Gerald Wolosyn
Cuyahoga County
James M. Bleyer
Franklin County
Earl Albert Jacobs
Jacobs
Lucas County
Maxwell
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