No Defects Found At Apartment In Cincinnati
The Cincinnati city health department reports no major sanitary defects at Standish Apartments where Negro tenants led a rent strike last Saturday. Assistant health commissioner Dr. T A Cockburn said garbage cans are now sufficient and rats and roaches will be removed by a contracted firm in the Mount Auburn converted 19th century hotel. The tenants met with officials and the Congress of Racial Equality backs the action, the first such strike in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
City Health Department
T. A. Cockburn
Mount Auburn
Congress of Racial Equality
Four Methodist missions held and one killed in Congo
The Methodist Board of Missions reports four missionary couples under house arrest in Wembo Nyama Congo as rebel and government fighting continues. One missionary, Rev Burleigh A. Law Jr., 45, of Tallahassee, is confirmed killed with six stations evacuated. Wembo Nyama is under rebel control and allowed no exit for missionaries.
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New York
Congo
Methodist Board of Missions
William
Mr. Law
Wembo Nyama
Electric Pump Fatal To Youth In Loveland
In Loveland Ohio 15 year old Steven Beckham was electrocuted after picking up a pressure pump from a creek behind his home The Hamilton County coroner said the device was used to draw water to water the Beckham lawn The pump was off but still connected to a power outlet when he stepped into the creek
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loveland
Ohio
Steven Beckham
Hamilton County
Beckham
Mozambique and Angola Named as Portuguese Provinces
The text states Mozambique as Portugal's second largest overseas province spanning 302 328 square miles with 1600 mile Indian Ocean border. It also notes Angola as the largest province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portugal
Mozambique
Indian Ocean
Angola
Screening Starts In Ohio Mental Hospital Under 'Villages' Plan
Ohio state mental health officials begin screening nonpsychotic patients for possible admission to Golden Age Villages to be built in Toledo and Columbus with later sites in Cleveland Massillon Dayton and Cincinnati. The plan envisions a 200 bed single floor facility at each initial site operated under contract while land and buildings are bought.
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Ohio Mental Hospital
Columbus
Ohio
Toledo
Martin A. Janis
State Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
Cleveland
Massillon
Dayton
Cincinnati
James A. Rhodes
Ini
Janis
Group backs changes in Ohio courts
The Ohio Judicial Conference endorsed Ohio State Bar Association measures to modernize the court system. It opposed a centralized county court and abolition of special courts, and opposed appointing judges to lower courts by county. It backed state level appointment to high courts and unification under the Supreme Court. The report aims to influence 1965 ballot reform plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
Ohio Judicial Conference
Ohio State Bar Association
Common Pleas Court
Robert L. McBride
OJC
Bar Association
Common Pleas
Supreme Court
McBride
Many Could Survive Attack Says General
Lt. Gen. George W. Mundy retired USAF told the Catholic War Veterans convention in Cleveland that a nationwide fallout shelter system could save about 65 million American lives in a nuclear attack. He warned over 75 percent of the U S land would be covered by dangerous fallout but added life could still be worth living after such an event.
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Cleveland
Air Force
United States
George W. Mundy
USAF
National Convention of
Catholic War Veterans of America
Ohio man killed in Michigan crash near Grosse Ile
Franklin D. Hedrick age 28 from Columbus Ohio died Friday night when his car struck a bridge abutment about two miles from Grosse Ile Michigan.
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Detroit
Mich
Franklin D. Hedrick
Columbus
Ohio
Grosse Ile
Ohio U President Replies To Charge Of Pressure
Ohio University President Vernon Alden responded to claims he pressured Rep. Homer Abele and Rep. William Harsha to back the anti poverty bill. He quoted his remarks urging support for federal aid programs aiding towns like Pomeroy McArthur Nelsonville Athens and others and stressing job training and Area Redevelopment Act funds. Alden noted his role in federal job programs and said he seeks aid rather than politics.
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Athens
Ohio
Vernon Alden
Ohio University
Homer Abele
Mearthur
William Harsha
Portsmouth
Abele
Harsha
Appalachian
House
Senate
Alden
Southeast Ohio
Pomeroy
McArthur Nelsonville
Southeastern Ohio
Johnson
Jobs Corps
Deepest Canyon in the World Named Hell's Canyon
A historical note identifies Hell's Canyon as the deepest canyon on earth, lying along the border between Oregon and Idaho and marking a dramatic geological boundary in the region.
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Hell's Canyon
Oregon and
Idaho
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