Democrats Plan Short Legislative Session For General Assembly
Ohio Democrats plan a four month 98th General Assembly to push speedier work. Wide party splits and added budget pressures threaten the plan as a record 1949 50 budget looms with $60 million surplus but tax cuts unlikely. Local governments, schools, and state workers seek higher pay while public education requests climb to about $34 million for the coming biennium.
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Reed Smith Columbus
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Senate
Ohio Salary Study Commission
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Governments seek funds to cover rising state costs and pensions
Governments are expected to seek an additional 18 million dollars annually to cover operating costs, pensions, and rising grants. The Welfare Department cites 3 million more yearly for institutions, pensions may add 1.5 million, and veteran bond redemptions require about 1 million monthly. Tax policy cautions against across the board hikes and notes sales tax revenue has peaked. Contested measures include fair employment, strip mine control, urban redevelopment, and a turnpike commission.
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C. Emory Glander
Turnpike Commission
Five Year Old Minister Officiates Honeymoon Couple
Long Beach Calif AP a sailor Raymond Miller 23 and Alma Brown 21 wed in a ceremony conducted by Marjoe Gortner aged five who was ordained last October. Gortner said to have preached since age three and was assisted by his two year old brother Pat. The couple is honeymooning after the wedding aboard the USS St Paul spat noting young oysters.
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Marjoe Gortner
Old Time Faith Church
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Raymond Miller
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Alma Brown
Florida crops hit by frost across the state
Florida truck growers faced frost damage after a cold front lashed the Everglades area and central Florida. Corn sweet potatoes squash and beans were killed or damaged in several counties while Pomona and Indian River reported heavy losses. Forecaster Johnson said overall plantings survived with only spotty damage elsewhere.
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Fla
Florida
Warren C. Johnson
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Everglades
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South Dade
Miami —County
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End of India Pakistan fighting in Kashmir
India and Pakistan halt fourteen months of combat in Kashmir at midnight after a cease fire takes effect. Both nations agree to resolve by UN supervised plebiscite. Kashmir borders both dominions and has a Muslim population with a Hindu Maharajah.
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India
Indian Defense Ministry
Kasmir
Pakistan
Kashmir
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