Traveling Scholars Plan Expands CIC University Exchange
Ohio State and 10 other midwestern universities announce an unprecedented plan under the CIC to let graduate students move between institutions for short term access to labs libraries or expert faculty. The program, chaired by Dr. Frederick Heimberger, starts next September and runs a two year trial.
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Ohio
Ohio State
Committee On
Frederick Heimberger
Chicago
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Michigan
Michigan State
Minnesota
Northwestern
Purdue
Wisconsin
Heimberger
CIC
28 Men Receive Commissions In National Guard
In Columbus Ohio the National Guard commissioned 28 new second lieutenants after a 10 month Officers' Candidate School. Outstanding graduate was Douglas E Baus from New Albany and top scholastic honor went to Ronald L Bradford of Columbus. Maj Gen Erwin Hostetler addressed the ceremony at Sullivant Avenue Armory. The article also notes state gender ratios in Alaska Hawaii and Washington DC.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio National Guard
Douglas E. Baus
Rt. 1
New Albany
Ronald L. Bradford
Erwin Hostetler
Sullivant Avenue
Ohio Treasurers Red Ink Warns of $83 Million Shortfall
Ohio faces an $83 million gap as public accountants report spending $52 million yearly beyond income. Governor James A. Rhodes orders across the board cuts, has already fired about 5,000 of roughly 60,000 state workers, and signals more layoffs under a new reorganization measure.
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Log
Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Special Program Planned For Bay Of Pigs Men
The Defense Department announced a special training program in the U S armed forces for Cuban veterans of the 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion. Enlistments begin next week in Miami with training set to start in March at Army Navy and Air Force bases for the 1113 rebels freed by Cuba in December for a ransom of medical and food supplies.
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Defense Department
U.S
Miami
Jose Miro Cardona
Cuban Revolutionary Council
Army
Navy
Air Force
Cuba
NLRB to Hear Columbus Hearing on Teamsters Bid
The NLRB will hold a Columbus hearing on February 2 to determine if the Independent Union application to represent about 200 workers at 15 central Ohio beer distributors complies with NLRB rules.
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Cincinnati
National Labor Relations Board
Columbus
Teamsters
Central Ohio
NLRB
Rhodes Drives State Cuts Amid Hiring Controversy
Ohio Governor Rhodes defends sweeping job cuts as he and Finance Director Krabach comb a billion dollar budget for savings. Reports of up to 19000 jobs stripped of civil service are disputed as many dismissals occur near probation, with Republicans among those fired. Critics charge the purge targets Democrats, while Rhodes emphasizes management and steady care in mental health programs.
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Rhodes
Richard L. Krabach
Ohio
Holidays Battle To Continue In Ohio Courts
In Columbus the battle over February holidays for state workers intensifies as Atty. Gen. Saxbe plans an appeal to the Ohio Supreme Court after rulings that grant Lincoln and Washington birthdays as holidays. Gov Rhodes pushes voluntary work without pay, touting high turnout while some employees fear job loss.
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Ohio
Washington
William Saxbe
Ohio Supreme Court
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
10Th District Court of Appeals
Lincoln
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Movie Stages Planned For Old Airfield
NEW YORK AP Producer Michael Myerberg announced plans to build a 2.5 million complex of 12 sound stages and offices at Roosevelt Field on Long Island for filming motion pictures TV and educational films. It would be the first full scale motion picture production house on Long Island since Paramount in Astoria in the mid 1950s.
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New York
Michael Myerberg
Roosevelt Field
Long Island
Myerberg
Paramount Pictures
Astoria
Queens
Retired White Pastor Builds Negro Church
Dr. Fred J. Hay, 79, a retired Presbyterian minister, spent months building a 42 by 22 foot church for his Negro neighbors in Dillon South Carolina. He worked with hammer and saw, assisted by others, valuing the property at about $9,000 including the church and lot. Officials call the project a labor of love in race relations as the congregation and builder seek a dedication date.
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Hay
Presbyterian Church
Atlanta
Cincinnatian Faces Charge Of Murder
Cincinnatian John Wes ter Glisson faces trial for second degree murder after a Dec 19 scuffle over a boarding house dinner table seat left victim John White dead. Hamilton County Prosecutor Raymond Shannon said White sat in Glisson's usual chair and demanded action.
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Cincinnati
John Wester Glisson
Hamilton County
Raymond Shannon
John White
Glisson
White
Boy Killed As Flames Burn House In Ohio Rural Fire
In Portsmouth area a 4 year old boy Gulley Willis Tredway died when the frame home of his parents Doyle and his wife burned. Parents escaped as Minford volunteers battled the blaze eight miles northeast of Portsmouth. Twelve people in the two families fled the structure during the upstairs fire. The hummingbird fact is incidental to the scene.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Gulley Willis Tredway
Doyle Tredway
Minford
Tax Authority Anxious To Quit Ohio Tax Director Leaves After 30 Years
COLUMBUS AP The State Tax Department will see a new occupant in the paneled office at the State Office Building as Tax Commissioner Stanley J. Bowers plans to leave after nine years in the role and 30 years with the department. He has offered to stay briefly while a successor is named. Possible successors include Gerald A. Donahue and Assistant Attorney General William Saxbe. Bowers, 51, began in 1935 and has long been regarded as a national tax authority. He may pursue private law practice in Columbus. The governor’s office space was set aside for him 30 years ago but the governor’s office remains in the statehouse.
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Rhodes
Columbus City
Michael V. DiSalle
Columbus, Ohio
Stanley J. Bowers
State Tax Department
Bowers
James A. Rhodes
Gerald A. Donahue
William Saxbe Bowers
Frank J. Lausche
William O'Neill
Ashville
Columbus
Circleville
Ohio
Statehouse
Science Week Proclaimed in Ohio by Governor Rhodes
COLUMBUS Ohio AP Gov James A Rhodes proclaimed February 18 23 as Ohio Science Education Week The proclamation stresses encouraging high academic achievement among Ohio youth The Ohio Science Education Association a branch of the Ohio Education Association has set February 22 23 for a two day program honoring superior science students in Ohio high schools.
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Columbus. Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Ohio Science Education Association
Ohio Education
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