Rhodes TV Budget Reveal Sets Ohio Record Package
Governor James A. Rhodes unveils a 4.1 billion dollar two year budget in a live statewide broadcast. The plan adds funds for education highways welfare natural resources and many state programs while vowing no new or increased taxes. The capital program and many details remain subject to tonight’s release and legislative action.
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Rhodes
Ohio
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House Finance Committee
Ralph E. Fisher
R Wayne
Ohio Exports Rise Sharply in 1963
Export of manufactured goods from Ohio rose 17 percent in 1963 from 1960, outpacing the national gain by 3 percent. Ohio ranked fourth among states in both years, totaling 1.42 billion dollars. California led with 1.5 billion, New York 1.45 billion, Illinois 1.44 billion, and Pennsylvania 1.22 billion. Machinery excluding electrical products was the leading Ohio shipment category, followed by transportation equipment.
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U.S. Department of Commerce
California
New York
Diunois
Pennsylvania
Insurance Executive to Speak at Manchester Rotary Meeting
Thomas Duane, an Akron Ohio insurance executive, will address the Manchester Rotary Club tomorrow at noon. He will speak on Alcoholics Anonymous and related topics in a public meeting format.
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Lost Boy Spends Night in Old Robbers Cave
Seven year old Greg Johnson wandered from a Bear Mountain hiking party and spent a cold night in a Revolutionary era hideout cave once used by Claudius Smith. More than 100 people, aided by bloodhounds and Air Force helicopters, searched Harriman and Bear Mountain before neighbor William Jannone found him Sunday morning. He slept fitfully and kept warm with leaves and moonlight.
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Gregory
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Greg
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Daddy
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Goshen
Orange County
Bennie
Veronica Johnson
Today in History Highlights From February 15, 1965
On this date in history notable events include the 1898 explosion of the battleship Maine in Havana harbor. Fort Donelson’s surrender in 1862, Susan B. Anthony’s birth in 1820, Vernon Castle’s death in 1918, and Hoover’s 1932 Supreme Court appointment.
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Vernon Castle
Fort Worth
Tex
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Benjamin Cardozo
Supreme Court
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Miami
Fla
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Bikini Atoll
Navy
Britain
Cyprus
U.N. Security Council
Youth Corps Projects Approved in Ohio
Neighborhood Youth Corps projects in Toledo and Akron gain approval from Labor Secretary Willard Wirtz pending final review by Governor James Rhodes. The Toledo program costs 258 660 with 685 youths. federal funding 232 330. Akron program costs 58 000 with 110 students. federal funding 52 000. Participants work about 15 hours weekly alongside schooling.
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Toledo
Ron
Ohio
Willard Wirtz
James Rhodes
Akron
Mailboxes Damaged Reported on Butler County Roads
Two mailbox destruction reports were logged by Butler County sheriff deputies over the weekend. James F. Roberts of 5771 Hawkins Road found his mailbox knocked over, and Clint E. Barsey of 5604 LeSourdsville West Chester Road said his mailbox was knocked to the ground.
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Butler County
Easter Island Holds An Isolated Ancient Culture
Easter Island in the South Pacific remains a venerable culture preserved behind an immense ocean barrier. The text notes its isolation by a million square miles of open water and its enduring heritage.
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Easter Island
South Pacific
Car crashes into crowd after church killing three
In Yeadon Pennsylvania a car jumped a curb during a church parking lot exit after Sunday mass. Eight year old Anthony Munro and Paul Santoro died at the hospital. 57 year old Antoinette Mangione died at night and four others injured including driver Peter McGinnity who faced involuntary manslaughter charges.
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Yeadon
St. Louis
Anthony E. Munro
Paul Santoro
Antoinette Mangione
Peter McGinnity
Anthony
Paul
Fitzgerald Mercy Hospital
Darby
Nity
The
Force
O'Brien
McGinnity
Mercy Fitzgerald Hospital
Burglar Steals First Dollar From Rossi’s Market
Rossi's Market owner Art Rossi reports a Saturday night break-in in which the first dollar earned and seven dollars in pennies were taken from a display case with the cigarette license. Rossi remarked he should have spent the dollar long ago.
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Art Rossi
Rossi
16Th Ave
Miners Pry Tin From Granite in 2000-Foot Cornwall Shafts
In Cornwall sweating miners strip tin from granite as shafts descend to depths of about 2000 feet. The arduous work highlights the quarrying era's dangerous conditions and the miners' endurance amid heavy labor.
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Cornwall
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