China Goes It Alone in Global Power Shifts
The week shows the United States and Red China as the active powers in Asia while the Soviet Union stands outside, blamed by China for domestic missteps. Khrushchev tours farm plans as Moscow offers little aid, and the U N Security Council backs U S aims in Tonkin Gulf with Viet Nam invited.
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Ohio Delegation Votes For and Against Poverty Bill
The 24 member Ohio congressional delegation split along party lines on the anti poverty bill. Democrats Ashley Feighan Hays Kirwan Secrest Vanik supported the measure while Republicans Abele Ashbrook Ayres Betts Frances Bolton Oliver Bolton Bow Brown Clancy Devine Harsha Latta McCulloch Minshall Rich Schenck Taft opposed. Mosher recorded against but did not vote. The article also notes the World's Fair Time Capsule tube will be made of Kromate stainless steel and various metals.
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New York Programs Jobs For Youths From Slums
New York City created summer jobs on its payroll for 200 teens from racially troubled slum neighborhoods with 1,000 planned for the season. The first 200 were placed, 26 immediately on the payroll including 24 weed cutters and two clerks. City officials say the effort aims to reduce street activity, provide work experience, and ease poverty with pay.
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City youths hired at $1.50 an hour plan clothing buys
City program hires youths at one fifty per hour with many planning to spend much of their earnings on clothes. Frank McPhail, 18, a high school student, represents the group entering the program.
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McCulloch Residence Picketed Over Civil Rights Support
Six National States’ Rights Party pickets from Dayton and Piqua demonstrated for 50 minutes at Rep. William M. McCulloch’s Piqua home to protest his support of the Civil Rights Act of 1963. The peaceful action aims to pressure 23 Ohio congressmen who voted for the bill ahead of the November election. Signs asked about whites’ rights.
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Tallest Mammal Giraffe Reaches New Height Record
Reports confirm the giraffe remains the tallest mammal living today, maintaining its record height amid ongoing observations by scientists and zoological teams.
Spies Don’t Look Part As 200 Convene In Cleveland
About 200 members of the National Counter-Intelligence Corps Association gather in Cleveland for their 17th annual convention. They describe themselves as an alumni group of about 5,000 and seek to teach current corps members lessons from WWII and Korea while promoting counter intelligence to Americans. President Robert M Peterson notes Americans’ unease with spies and contrasts American and British attitudes as essential to national survival.
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Retired Marathon Director Hal Stewart Dies in Findlay
Hal W. Stewart, 68, former general counsel and director of Marathon Oil Co. Findlay, Ohio, died Saturday in Blanchard Valley Hospital. A World War I veteran born in Bozeman, Montana, he joined Marathon Oil in 1922 and retired in 1961. Funeral rites set for 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at Kirkpatrick Funeral Home.
State Takes On Fines From County Courts
The state collected 28566 74 from Butler County courts as the 45 percent share of highway patrol fines for the year ending July. Liquor fines added 663 to Columbus. In Warren County the state shared 1742 52 from patrol fines and 8 from liquor. Preble County patrol fines yielded 4076 33 while liquor violations netted 25. In Pensacola a woman doused a neighbor during a firefight over a burning house.
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