Budget Veto Could Shake Ohio State Budget
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle holds a financial weapon that could disrupt Ohio's $2.03 billion two year spending plan. He could veto entire lines such as the $10 million short mental health and corrections budget and force adjournment without welfare and other key appropriations. Overriding vetoes would need three-fifths in both houses, where Democratic votes are uncertain.
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Columbus, Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio
Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
DiSalle
Katanga Feud With UN Flare Shocks Elisabethville
Katanga’s interior ministry orders the Belgian consulate staff to leave after U.N. expels adviser Georges Thyssens. President Tshering or Tsherbe? revokes the expulsion and apologizes. Consul Jules Herkens detained briefly as Katanga quarrels with the United Nations and central government over the crisis.
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Elisabeth Ville
Katanga
United Nations
U.N
Interior Ministry
Moise Tsherbe
Georges Thyssens
Godefroid Munongo
Elisabethville
Thyssens
Munongo
Charles Muller
Muller
Congo
Europe
Jules Herkens
Henri Crener
Chuckle Reflects on Boss’s Early Morning Watch
A light joke notes the boss must rise early to see who arrives late, framing a workplace duty with humor. The line suggests the manager’s sharp-eyed observation and the humor of daily office turnout.
Khrushchev urges Berlin peace talks while boosting arms
Premier Khrushchev announced that the Soviet Union will increase military spending and halt manpower cuts in response to perceived Western threats over Berlin. He urged a summit with Kennedy MacMillan and de Gaulle to seek a peace treaty on Germany, while signaling readiness to turn over West Berlin communications to East Germany. He warned that a war over Berlin would end in imperialism’s ruin and cited plans to sign a peace treaty with East Germany by year’s end.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Berlin
Harold ‘MacMillan
Charles de Gaulle
Germany
East Germany
Kremlin
West Berlin
Kennedy
Jacqueline
Charles Spalding
New York
Salinger
Reds Opera Mix in Cincinnati Zoo Scores and Aria
In Cincinnati the Reds lead the league as summer opera at the zoo blends high notes with animal brays. Officials say intermission updates will keep patrons informed on scores and game progress during Cincinnati’s season through July.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Cincinnati Zoo
Inside Butler County Juvenile Center A Look At Delinquency
Journal reporter spends a day at the two year old Butler County Juvenile Detention Center in Hamilton to explore juvenile delinquency trends and the center’s role in addressing youth problems. The piece includes photos and expands on broader issues noted in New Jersey where the Lindbergh estate site now houses a program for troubled youths to discuss their issues.
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Butler County
Hamilton
Journal
Patty Mummert
New Jersey
Charles Lindberg
Kennedy Holds Five Hour Berlin Talks Aboard Marlin
President Kennedy spent nearly five hours with top advisers Dean Rusk Robert McNamara and Maxwell Taylor at his Hyannis Port retreat and aboard the Marlin discussing Berlin Germany and Southeast Asia. The talks began midmorning and continued into the afternoon with no details released.
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Hyannis Port
Mass
Kennedy
Germany
Berlin
Southeast Asia
Nantucket Sound
Marlin
Sunny Sound
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
Maxwell B. Taylor
McDonald Selected to Command U.S. 6th Fleet
President Kennedy named Rear Adm. David L. McDonald to command the 6th Fleet in the Mediterranean and to be nominated for promotion to vice admiral. He will succeed Adm. George Anderson with the change effective August 11.
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Hyannis Port
Mass
Kennedy
David L. McDonald
McDonald
George Anderson
6Th Fleet
Mediterranean
Axis Sally Paroled After 12 Years In Prison
Mildred Gillars 60, born in Maine, leaves federal women's reformatory in Alderson West Virginia on parole after 12 years for treason. Once Axis Sally, she served for Nazi radio propaganda, played for GIs, and may enter religion or a convent as she redefines her life.
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Alderson
W.va
Sally
Mildred E. Gillars
Federal Women’s Reformatory
Miss Gillars
Mildred Gillars
U.S
Dayton Boy Drowns In Pit Near Hilltop Cement Co
A 6 year old Dayton boy, Marcells Combs, drowned Saturday after slipping on a rock and tumbling into a water filled gravel pit in front of the Hilltop Cement Co on West Carrollton Road near the Soldiers Home. His father attempted two rescues before help from Dayton's Box 21 rescue members recovered the body.
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Dayton
Hilltop Cement Co
West Carrollton Road
Marcells Combs
Paris Combs
4Th St
Soldiers Home
Box 21
Kennedy to fly back Monday from Cape Cod
Hyannisport Massachusetts AP reports President Kennedy will leave Cape Cod Monday to return to Washington, ending his second consecutive weekend there. Press secretary Pierre Salinger announced Saturday.
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Hyannisport
Mass
Kennedy
Washington
Cape Cod
Pierre Salinger
Stalemate at UN as veto halts Kuwait Iraq plan
Security Council deadlocks over Iraq Kuwait dispute as a Soviet veto blocks a British proposal to guarantee Kuwait's independence. The U A R bid for immediate British troop withdrawal failed, with only the U A R, Soviet Union and Ceylon backing it. Britain relocates about 250 Coldstream Guards from Kuwait to Bahrain while keeping a large force in Kuwait and planning a leaner follow up. The council remains to monitor the crisis and Middle East peace prospects.
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United Nations
N. Y
Security Council
Iraq-Kuwait
United Arab Republic
Iraq
U.A.R
Soviet Union
Ceylon
Britain
Kuwait
Bahrain
Persian Gulf
Sheik Abdullah as-Salim as-Sabah
Middle East
Dominican Youth Fuss Dispersed in Dom Republic City
In Ciudad Trujillo police fired semiautomatic carbines to disperse about 300 students shouting antigovernment slogans. Rioting followed a pro government rally, with arson at Radio Caribe leaving two workers dead and $800,000 in damage. President Balaguer ordered drastic police instructions and an investigation into possible Communist or pro-Castro involvement.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Joaquin Balaguer
Balaguer
Radio Caribe
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