Rhodes Pushes New Jobs Despite Court Setback
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes presses ahead with a plan to create 200000 new jobs in Ohio. Development officials cite 48000 jobs in 1963 and potential gains beyond, with figures to be finalized soon. The push hinges on a constitutional amendment to authorize industrial loans after a court blocked lending state credit to private interests.
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Rhodes
Columbus, Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
BUC
Industrial Loan Authority
Ohio Supreme Court
King Seeks White House Aid as Selma Protests Pause
Dr Martin Luther King Jr resumed appeals to the White House for civil rights support after Negro vote demonstrations paused in Selma. The focus shifted to Alabama's Capitol in Montgomery where King rose to prominence a decade ago following nearly five days in jail in west Alabama.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
King
Atty
Nicholas Katzenbach
City Jail
Montgomery
Selma
Ala
Martin Luther King
Alabama
West Alabama
Bipartisan 15 Congressmen Visit King Seek Voting Law Reforms
A group of 15 congressmen invited by King completed an eight hour visit and pledged to push federal laws to ease Black voting in the South. They met three hours with four Alabama Republican lawmakers and local officials and collected statements from African Americans detailing discrimination and jail brutality.
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King
House
Alabama
Defense costs peak passes as $44 billion build-up ends
Defense officials say the five year armament plan totals more than 44 billion dollars despite the peak. Cyrus Vance, for McNamara, presents the defense department annual report to the House Armed Services Committee behind closed doors. The budget shows 34.5 billion for strategic retaliatory systems and 10 billion for air and missile defense forces over 1962 to 1966.
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Elton C. Fay Washington
Defense Chiefs
Cyrus R. Vance
Robert S. McNamara
House Armed Services Committee
Defense Departments
Vance
Pentagon
Congress
United States
Thousand Objects Orbiting Since Space Age Dawn
AP report cites Goddard Center counts of over 1000 man made objects in orbit since 1957. Of these 243 U S or allied satellites remain, 103 U S sponsored, 16 Russian made. 140 U S and 78 Soviet satellites Decayed. The Transit 4A Injun event on June 29 1961 produced 204 pieces still in orbit.
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Washington
Goddard Space Flight Center
Greenbelt
United Statees
Russia
United States
Pentagon plans $4.5 billion strategic retaliatory force
The proposed budget for the strategic retaliatory forces next year totals about 4.5 billion, the smallest since the 1962 start. The force includes just over 850 intercontinental ballistic missiles and about 900 long range bombers, plus 22 Polaris submarines with 352 missiles aboard.
McNamara to Present Cost Figures on Polaris Submarines
By the end of the next fiscal year the ICBMS are to total about 1 000 and more than 30 of the 41 Polaris I submarines will be in operation amid planned bomber retirements. McNamara and aides will brief Congress with detailed cost figures on military requirements.
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McNamara
Congress
Four Armco Purchases Appoint New Purchasing Leaders
Armco Steel Corp announces four new appointments in its Steel Division purchasing teams. W. M. Schuck becomes assistant to the director of purchasing. Wilson F. Welch rises to director's assistant for purchasing. Ted W. Karchner takes over as purchasing agent in charge of ores and major raw materials. Robert A. Ward moves to purchasing equipment and major repair materials.
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Steel Division of
Arm
Wilson F. Welch
Ted W. Karchner
Robert A. Ward
Schuck
Armco
Butler, ©O
Middletown
Lehigh University
Karchner
Wittenberg University
Welch
Ashland, Ky
General Purchasing
Lausche Warns Newsmen on Communist Peril
Ohio Senator Frank Lausche addressing the Ohio Newspaper Association warned of a new domestic and global Communist threat. He described a Washington doctrine claiming nations are socialist, urged against neutral governments in Vietnam, and warned that withdrawal would invite wider attacks on Hawaii and U.S. shores. Governor Rhodes praised Lausche’s foreign affairs dissertation.
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Columbus
Ohio
United States
Frank J. Lausche
Cleveland
Ohio Newspaper Association
Washington
Lausche
Viet Nam
Hawaii
James A. Rhodes
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