Barber Holds To Stand In Civil Rights Hearing
In Green County Ohio a veteran barber testified he would rather close his shop than serve Negro customers. The hearing opened under Ohio's new public accommodations law with mixed white and Black attendees, as the examiner reviews prior council testimony and a 1960 Yellow Springs ordinance conviction. No decision was issued. professor Roland Stanger will prepare a recommendation for the commission later.
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Barber
Art Parks
Yellow Springs
Ohio
Ohio Civil Rights Commission
Gegner
Paul N. Greahem
Fernald Laboratories
Ohio State University Law
Roland J Stanger
Geener
Graham
Common Pleas
Theodore Saker
Robert Porter
Porter
Saker
Stanger
Welfare Overhaul Is Urged in Ohio
Richard Bachman, executive director of the Ohio Citizens Council for Health and Welfare, urged a welfare overhaul before the Cleveland Federation of Settlements. He called for regional welfare administration in smaller counties, noting state funds exceed federal aid and 409,000 Ohio residents receive assistance in 1960 amid a $226.5 million public aid total.
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Cleveland (Ap
Ohio Citizens [Council For Health and Welfare
Ohio
Richard
Bachman
General Assembly
Cleveland Federation of Settlements
Lemon Monroe Senior Wins State Homemaker of Tomorrow Honor
Judy Pence, daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Pence of 6407 Roosevelt Ave, a Lemon Monroe High School senior, won the school's 1962 Betty Crocker search for the American homemaker of tomorrow. She scored highest in a December home making knowledge test and becomes eligible for the State Homemaker of Tomorrow title with other school winners. the winner receives a 1500 scholarship from General Mills, with a 500 scholarship for the runner up.
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Judy Pence
Samuel Pence
Roosevelt Ave
Lemon + Monroe High School
Betty Crocker
Lemon + Monroe
Judy
General Mills
Fairfield Names New Fire Chief
Fairfield township trustees announced the appointment of David Downie 45 as chief of the township Fire Department, succeeding Robert Stoufe who resigned after being elected a trustee. Edward Sparks 2703 Tylersite Road was named assistant chief.
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Hamilton
Fairfield
David Downie
Downie
Robert Stoufe
Tee Edward Sparks
Tylers'ite Road
Lausche Again Wins Brass Ring For Democrats In Ohio
In Columbus Kennedy blesses Lausche at a DiSalle birthday dinner as the Democratic favorite for Ohio governor and potential U.S. senator. Ohio Republicans nominate Fry Ballard and Briley for the Senate race while Briley’s rise from clerk to law partner shapes his bid.
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Columbus
Ohio
U.S
Frank J. Lausche
Kennedy
Michay V. DiSalle
Lausche
Congress
State Seas
Charles E. Fry
Springfield
Ross Pepple
Lima
John Marshall Briley
Toledo
John S. Ballard
Akron
Summit County
Briley
Pepple
GOP
Ray C. Bliss
Fry
Ohio Senate
Army High Command Plan Gains Moderate Support
Washington AP reports Congress shows willingness to accept President Kennedy's plan to streamline the Army's high command. The reorganization drew little surprise and no opposition when announced by the Pentagon on Tuesday, with major provisions previously known to key House and Senate members who could still block it with a resolution.
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Washington
Congress
Kennedy
Pentagon
House
Senate
Army plans major reorganization to create two new commands
The plan, the first major Army Reorganization in nine years, creates two new commands to consolidate research development procurement and other technically focused functions from Ordnance Quartermaster and Signal Corps. It preserves combat structure and field commands while shifting training and personnel operations to the Continental Army Command at Ft. Monroe and a new office of personnel operations. Senator Len Symington says changes should improve the army and taxpayer value.
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Ordnance, Quartermaster and Signal Corps
The
Army
Elvis J. Stahr Jr
Len Stuart Symington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Continental Army Command
Ft. Monroe
Armed Services
Bankruptcy filings list debts and assets in Cincinnati court
Two cases filed in the U S District Court in Cincinnati name Earl Nanamaker Jr a plumber of 4205 River view Drive with debts of $10 928 and assets of $1 150 and Eugene W Bennett a laborer of 445 E Silver St Lebanon with debts of $2 035 and assets of $475.
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U. S. District Court
Cincinnati
Earl Nanamaker Jr
Riverview Drive
Eugene W .Bennett
E. Silver St. Lebanon
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Green County
Antioch College
Lewis Gegner
Paul N. Graham
Menroe
Lausche Cops
Atic
Ing
Stephen M. Young
Young
Ohio Information Committee
Robert A. Taft
OIC
Owens - Corning Fibergias Corp
Nomnation
New York
Owens Corning
Ballard
U. S
Frank Lausche
24 N., Main
Montgomery Ward
Walter L. Huhn
Mar
Central Ave
Lebanon
Miamisburg & Eaton
City Loan G Savings Co
Capitol
DECCA
Ernie Ford
Mitch Miller
Lena Horne
Paul Anka
Twist Records
Joey Dee
Central & Broad
Middletown
Ohip
Bill Black
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