Ohio Senate OKs 1.5 Billion Budget Amid Debate
The Ohio Senate approved a 1.5 billion general appropriation bill by 26 to 2 after a marathon session. Dissent came from Mahoning County Democrats Charles Carney and Thomas Gil Martin. The measure funds public schools, higher education, welfare, and mental health, and returns to the House for swift action before a midnight deadline.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Senate
Mahoning County
Charles Carney
Thomas Gil- Martin
House
School Foundation
State Youth Commission
GOP
James A. Rhodes
Senate
Frank W. King
Ross Pepple
R-Allen
Senate Finance Committee
State Board of Education
Liquor Control Committee
Antipoverty progress cited by Sargent Shriver
Sargent Shriver told a Senate committee that Johnson antipoverty programs have aided 3.1 million people and will reach 5.9 million next year. He cited opening 102 Job Corps centers, 3,100 community action grants, 75,000 college students assisted, 260,000 youths in Youth Corps, 10,000 rural loans, 88,000 adults in work experience projects, and 530,000 preschool enrollments in Head Start.
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Washington
Sargent Shriver
Johnson
Senate Labor Subcommittee
New Zealand Considers Delaying Viet Nam Artillery Send
Prime Minister Keith Holyoake said New Zealand may postpone sending an artillery battery to South Viet Nam while awaiting a potential Commonwealth peace mission. The unit was set to depart next month as London ministers eyed negotiations, but Hanoi Beijing and Moscow have rejected talks.
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Washington
New Zealand
South Viet Nam
Commonwealth
Keith Holyoake
White House
Johnson
Viet Nam
London
Hanoi
Soviet Union
Beerman Wins Hamilton Redevelopment Contract
Arthur Beerman of Dayton has been awarded a 1.5 million contract to redevelop a one block area in Hamilton's business district. City Council plans to award demolition contracts next week for a project including a department store other retail stores offices and a mall.
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Hamilton
Arthur Beerman
Dayton
Taiwan Hosts Over 13 Thousand Foreign Residents
Article notes that more than 13 000 foreigners live in Taiwan including about 10 000 Americans among them. It mentions diplomatic and military personnel within the American presence.
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Taiwan
Roosevelt urged trusteeship in Indochina after war
Newly released papers reveal FDR favored removing France from Indochina and placing the region under international trusteeship. In a January 24 1944 memo to Cordell Hull he said France had profited for nearly a century and left the people worse off, calling for a better arrangement. France returned after WWII, and Vietnam Laos and Cambodia eventually won independence after the 1954 Geneva conference.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
France
Indochina
Roosevelt
Cordell Hull
Viet Nam
Laos
Cambodia
U.S
State Department
Local Meetings List for Tuesday and Wednesday
Several groups schedule evenings activities across Manchester and surrounding areas. Fire departments lodges and clubs meet from 6 30 p.m. to 8 30 p.m. at multiple venues including Mayfield Sheffield Street and Elktones locations. AA and Al Anon groups also hold sessions during these days at 8 p.m. and 8 30 p.m. respectively.
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Pan
Mayfield
Sheffield Street
FOY Lodge
P.m. Eagles Hall
Miami Lodge
Monroe
Hall
Bpof Lodge
Elktones
P.m
Elks Temple
Alcoholics Anonymous
McCabe Enrolls in Northwestern Public Relations School
William C. McCabe Jr of Barnitz Bank begins a two week resident session at Northwestern University as part of a public relations training program. He has seven years with the bank and was named director of public relations. The couple resides at 121 Sunset Court, Monroe.
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William C. McCabe Jr
The
Barnitz Bank
School of Financial Public Relations
Northwestern University
McCabe
Sunset Court
Monroe
Child, 4, Dies After Crash in Franklin County
Lawrence C. Morton of Groveport was killed when his car struck a bridge abutment in southwestern Franklin County on Monday, according to the sheriff's office.
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Columbus, Ohio
Lawrence C. Morton
Groveport
Franklin County
Sheriff's Office
Fragmented OCR Item Offers Sparse Details
A partial OCR snippet provides little legible content besides scattered numbers and symbols. No clear event, entities, or context can be reliably identified for a substantive summary.
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State Department of Education
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Butler County
Automobile Club
N. Verity
Middletown
Gavins
Carey
Itizens Savings and Loan Association
Central Ave
Terminal Cab Co
New York
Beerman
ED. Jones
FDR
Serwoma Club
Man
Chester South
Amanda
Manchester Motor Inn
Golden Age Club
Hunter-Clark Vfw
Young Al-Anon Family Group
Hollywood
U. S
Union Senttery
Lecetions
Dobbler Bros. Inc
Orig
Madras
Gila
Seer
Altest
Fashion Sun Glasses
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Bellaire
Dacron Comforters
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Dreamliner Chaise
Orie
Jamaica
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