Fulbright slams Rockefeller and GOP duo over foreign policy
Sen. J William Fulbright accuses Gov. Nelson Rockefeller and Sens. Barry Goldwater Hugh Scott of endangering free world unity with partisan attacks on U S foreign policy He urges Republicans to uphold bipartisan tradition amid De Gaulle criticism and calls Scott’s charge of neutrality in the administration temperate but inaccurate.
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Washington
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Nelson A. Rockefeller
U.S
Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
New York
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Scott
Clare Boothe Luce
Henry R. Luce
Charles de Gaulle
Gen
de Gaulle
Free World
Arkansas Democrat
Luce
Italy
Europe
United States
You Can Get Girls If You Know How to Do It
A 6-foot-7 MSU sophomore Dave Steiner from Grand Blanc posted a two line ad in the State News seeking a date with a tall woman. He reports about ten calls daily, using the alias Chet to avoid confusion with roommates named David and had a date with a 6-2 coed.
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East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State University
Dave Steiner
Grand Blanc
State News
College Daily
Chet
David
Deputy Sheriff Corkran Surrenders Over Theft Charges
Stark County grand jury indicted deputy sheriff Jack Raymond Corkran and nine others on offenses from receiving stolen property to breaking and entering. Deputies allegedly took items during break-ins at businesses while assisting investigations. Bail ranged up to 1500 dollars. arraignment set before Judge Paul G. Weber.
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Canton
Ohio
Jack Raymond Corkran
Stark County Grand Jury
Corkran
Common Pleas Court
Paul G. Weber
Norway’s water power fuels rise as coal shortage looms
By leveraging its vast water power, Norway has become a significant producer of power despite a shortage of coal. The nation relies on its natural asset to bolster energy capacity and national influence, emphasizing a shift in resource strength away from coal dependency.
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Norway
Federal Agencies Aid Railroads Sparks Ohio Protest
Rep. Thomas L. Ashley and Toledo port officials press Congress to curb use of Section 22 of the Interstate Commerce Act. They argue federal agencies grant reduced rates to railroads, bypassing Great Lakes shippers and inflating private shipping costs. A reform push favors certification of national security before rates apply, with broad support needed before action.
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Associated Press Special Service
Washington
Thomas L. Ashley
D-Ohio
Toledo
Congress
Ashley
Great Lakes
Midwest
Defense Department
Port Authority
Louis C. Purdey
George A. Smathers
D-Fla
Interstate Commerce Commission
Supplemental Pay Riding Laid Off Steel Workers
The Steelworkers Union reports about 100000 workers on layoff collect idle benefits plus regular unemployment. Union leaders say combined state and supplemental pay average around 70 dollars weekly, with supplemental payments rising after 26 weeks. In six months, top steel firms paid 33.5 million in supplements as unions push for more jobs and political mobilization for 1964. President Kennedy expected to speak at the Atlantic City convention in September 1964.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Steelworkers Union
McDonald
Unions International Execuiive Board
Kennedy
Atlantic City
N.J
Loggers End 33 Day Strike After Violence
Loggers in Kapuskasing Ontario vote to end a 33 day strike that climaxed with a gunfire outbreak killing three as loggers return to work for Spruce Falls and Kimberly Clark divisions. Arbitration to resolve wages and hours included. about 1,500 workers affected.
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Kapuskasing
Ont
Reesor Siding
Spruce Falls Power and Paper Co
Kimberly-Clark Paper Co
Longlac
Lumber and Sawmill Workers Union
Kimberley Clark
Spruce Falls
The
New York Times
New York
Detroit News
Washington Star
Philadelphia Inquirer
Judo Tourney At Lockbourne In Two Week Span
Columbus AP reports two major judo tournaments at Lockbourne Air Force Base in central Ohio over the next two weeks. The Strategic Air Command event and a broader Air Force tourney will determine champions who will meet in finals on March 1 and 2.
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Lockbourne
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Strategic Air Command
Air Force
Train Derails Delaying Line in Willoughby Ohio
A New York Central freight train derailed on Saturday in Willoughby Ohio blocking the main line for most of the day. Six cars and a caboose derailed on the Cleveland to Buffalo route with no injuries. Cause remained undetermined as rail traffic was rerouted via Nickel Plate Railroad tracks.
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Willoughby
Ohio
New York Central
Buffalo
Nickel Plate Railroad
Bribe Case Is Ready For Jury In Belmont Sheriff Trial
Belmont County Sheriff George E. Neff faces a bribery case ready for jury after prosecutors and defense complete evidence. Judge Delbert Tedrick will hear final arguments Monday and then instruct the jury. Neff is indicted on taking payoffs from Elks Eagles American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars clubs in Barnesville in exchange for overlooking beer sales and alleged embezzlement of county jail food.
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ST. Clairsville, Ohio
Belmont County
George E. Neff
Delbert Tedrick
Neff
Elks, Eagles
American Legion
Barnesville
OSU Trustees OK 797200 Project
Columbus Ohio AP reports trustees approved 797200 for construction and equipment in Ohio State University's research program. Officials say the ay program earned 1.2 million the past two months, details unclear but funding confirmed.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University
State in Bad Shape? Krabach Disputes Maroon's Report
In Columbus Ohio Finance Director Richard L Krabach disputed Frank W King over Ohio s fiscal health claiming the austerity drive strains state finances He warned conditions could worsen before improving and said the state may face about 100 million short due to welfare overspending school subsidy underfunding and other obligations.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Richard L. Krabach
James H. Maloon
Maloon
Krabach
Welfare Department
Governor's liquor fund diversion harms state operations
Kra bach cited about 44 million dollars drawn by Maroon from the liquor monopoly fund and spent on general operations rather than paying for liquor purchased months earlier. The fund diversion used nearly a year’s profit from state liquor operations, depriving the Rhodes administration of those resources for general use.
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Krabach
Liquor Monopoly Fund
Fune
Rhodes’ Administration
Median age of married men near forty five years
The median age of married men is nearly 45 years, about three and a half years older than their wives.
Scouts Ignore 50 Mile Hike Trend Yet Pursue Safer Trails
Local Boy Scouts keep to established routes such as the Silver Moccasin Trail between Lebanon and Ft. Ancient in Warren County while avoiding mass 50 mile hikes. They require national tour permits, adult leaders, overnight camping, and a 300 word report on the Mound Builders. Lincoln Trail in Kentucky is a two day favorite.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Council
Russ Ef
Ker
Kentucky
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Ives
Solon
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Todd - Lucas County
Melampy
Norman Walker
Associated Press Labor
David J. McDonald
Afl-Cio Union
OSU
Maroon
Frank W. King
D-Lucas
Senate
King
Borden's
Borden
Institute of Home Economics
Bordens
the Borden Co
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