Ohio Legislature Near Record Bill Rush As Dead Line Looms
Ohio lawmakers scramble on deadline day as 166 new bills push the 102nd General Assembly toward a record total 1,017. The crowd of measures includes a reintroduction of the right to work bill and a mix from lobbyists, with action limited to two House bills already passed to the Senate and a vote pending to cut private motor transit coach license fees.
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Art Parks
Columbus
Ohio
102Nd
General Assembly
Pronla
House
Senate
Bill to bar pupil secret society membership proposed
A Monday night bill targets public school students joining secret societies and would expel youths who persist in such membership. The measure mirrors a 1953 House vote and earlier Senate Rules hurdle, and prohibits wearing fraternity or sorority insignia.
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Senate Rules Committee
House
Area Youths High Scorers In Ag Exam
Ohio State University announces Paul Carson of Wooster led 908 entrants in the annual agricultural competitive scholarship exams held in January. Four-year awards of 50 per quarter, totaling 600, go to Carson and 11 other recipients from diverse towns including Minersville Logan Chesterhill Newark and Germantown.
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Columbus
Ohio
Paul Carson
Wooster
Ohio State University
College of Agriculture
Carson
David Ysell
Rt. 1
Minersville
Marilyn Snyder
Logan
Rosa Diehl
Chesterhill
Hugh C. Price
Rt. Newark
Peter Schue
Man Pours Beer On Steak Fined in Municipal Court
Walter Lacy of Hamilton poured beer on a steak at Bar 28 then tried to leave without paying. Police say he was intoxicated and mouthy, arrested at 10 15 a m, found with 26 34, pled guilty and received a 25 fine plus costs from Judge J T Lamb.
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Hamilton
Walter Lacy
Rockdale Rd
S. Broad St
Lacy
J. T. Lamb
Ohio lawmakers advance wide range of tax and governance measures
A busy Monday session advanced bills across racing law changes, voter re registration by mail, liquor sale rules, funeral home picketing limits, extended poor relief taxes, education funding shifts, annual driver license renewals and penalties, atomic energy advisory creation, and local government reforms. Proposals include a new Ohio Racing Commission, higher commission salaries, auto inspection fees, small claims divisions, and enabling gifted classes while slashing beer taxes and capping school transportation costs.
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Ohio Racing Commission
Commission
Senate
State Advisory Board On Atomic Energy
Ohio Highway Patrol
State Board of Education
150th Birthday Celebration Of The Western Star
Nearly a thousand people gathered at the Lebanon Armory to honor the Western Star on its sesquicentennial. Ohio officials Governor C William ONeill publisher Roger Ferger and Congressman Clarence Brown attended while Dr Norman Vincent Peale spoke. The event highlighted the press as a foundation of the republic and a driver of American industry and public life.
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Western Star
Lebanon
National Guard
Norman Vincent Peale
New York City
Clarence J. Brown
Gardner Townsley
Gov. C. William O'Neill
Ohio
Warren
Bud) Nelson
John McLean
C. William O'Neill
Roger Ferger
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Asun
Norman ‘Vincent Peale
Dr. Peale
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Clarence Brown
Washington
Lebanon Chamber of Commerce
Brown
James Templeton
Ed Jones
Marvin Young
Charles Hacker
Republic
Ferger
Peale Reflects on America's Past and Present Faith
Dr. Peale notes 1807 Americans studied constitutional law while today Communists know it. He says founding fathers would question our love of God and faith in freedom if they returned. Peale cites tension as America's biggest problem and urges keeping peace at the center to gain power by trusting God with the results.
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Dr. Peale
Governor ONeill Calls Press Reporter Watchdog Interpreter
Governor ONeill lauds the press as reporter watchdog interpreter and molder of public opinion, praising their role in shaping civic discourse and accountability.
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Gov. O'Neill
Cops Close In On Two Thieves At Congo Liquor Store
Westport Massachusetts two men robbed Congo Liquor Store of 182 dollars last night while over 100 policemen from Fall River attended an annual ball in Lincoln Park nearby.
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Westport
Mass
Congo
Fall River
Lincoln Park
College Cage Results from NAIA and District 16
In Youngstown Ohio regional play William Jewell defeated Rockhurst 77 74 in overtime. Michigan beat Michigan State 81 72 and Wisconsin topped Northwestern 82 69. Minnesota won 76 69 over Ohio State while Purdue got 72 63 past Iowa. Indiana defeated Illinois 84 76. Steubenville beat Wilmington 83 64 and Defiance fell to Youngstown 69 91.
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Michigan State
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Minnesota
Ohio State
Purdue
Iowa
Indiana
Illinois
William Jewell
Rockhurst
Youngstown
Ohio
Defiance
Steubenville
Wilmington
Eaton Judge Fines Six Drag Racers and Suspends Licenses
Municipal Court Judge John P. Burke declared no sympathy for drag racers and fined six youths $50 plus costs with one year license suspension each. The drivers, cited for reckless operation after a February 24 drag race roundup by deputies Al Lunsford and Don Unger, pleaded guilty. Names include James M. Thompson Middletown, John Villella Franklin, Robin Ray Ulrich Middletown, Ronald L. Birch Trenton, Alden Campbell Somerville, Ronald G. Hingsbergen Hamilton.
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al Lunsford
Don Unger
James M. Thompson
Marshall Rd
Middletown
John Villella
Franklin Rt
Robin Ray Ulrich
Yankee Rd
Ronald L. Birch
Baltimore St
Trenton
Alden Campbell
Somerville Rd
Somerville
Ronald G. Hingsbergen
Scipio Rd
Hamilton
Franklin Council Advances Two Ordiances Toward Vote
Franklin leaders moved second readings on two controversial ordinances and heard a first read on a trash collection rate hike. Mayor Black announced two patrolmen hired and a police cruiser bid. A utilities superintendent plan was discussed to consolidate street and water roles. A motel sewer dispute from the Victory Motel owner was referred to committee for study.
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Roy Fitzgerald
Paul Smith
Black
Robert Dalston
Otis Frank
Police Department
Water, Sewer and Street Committee
Gordonvich
Tinch
Robert Foust
Victory Motel
Louis Tracy
Read Council
Warren County
Foust
Committee For
Lar-El residents offer sewer lines if surveyor fee paid
Mayor Black reported Lar-El residents are willing to lay storm sewer lines if the city funds the surveyor’s fee. The item went to the city engineer for study. A second reading favored a bond issue for the new fire truck. Mayor Black was authorized to buy a police cruiser from Ross Motors Middletown and keep the old car as an extra unit instead of trades.
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Thacker
Safety Service
Black
Lar - el Division
Ross Motors
Middletown
Missiles Expert To Face Army Trial Over Memos
Col. John Nickerson Jr a 1938 West Point graduate and missiles expert at Redstone Arsenal is ordered court martial over allegations he released secret defense memos to unauthorized persons. Trial expected within six weeks with 18 specifications under Articles 92 and 134.
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Redstone Arsenal
Huntsville
Ala
John Nickerson Jr
West Point
Thomas F. Hickey
3Rd Army
Nickerson
Defense Wilson
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Army
Navy
Air Force
Erik Bergaust
Missiles and Rockets Magazine
Washington, D.C
Knowland Keeps 1960 Possibility Open
Senate Republican leader Knowland of California avoids ruling out a 1960 presidential run in a radio interview. He plans to retire from the Senate at the end of his term in January 1959 and says he has not opened or closed any political doors.
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Washington
Senate
Knowland
Calif
GOP
California
Divorce Delay Cited In Suit
Corbett Netherly of Middle Town files for divorce from Katherine Netherly of West Middletown in Butler County Domestic Relations Court on grounds of neglect. He says they wed March 28 1953 and she had claimed a prior divorce from John Garrett but records show it was not granted in Harlan County Kentucky until June 5 1953. He seeks divorce restoration of his name and division of household goods and furniture.
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Corbett Netherly
Middletown
Netherly
Katherine Netherly
Michael l
West Middletown
Dr Evarts Graham Dies At 73 Lung Cancer Expert
Dr Evarts A Graham renowned for lung cancer research died Monday at age 73 after a battle with lung cancer. Retired since 1951 he continued research work and maintained a link between smoking and cancer. He had smoked cigarettes but rarely in the last decade.
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ST. Louis
Evarts A. Graham
Graham
NBC to Broadcast Educational TV Series Nationwide
NBC will air five series for 25 noncommercial educational stations starting March 13. Programs will cover mathematics American literature government music and world geography produced with funds from the Ford Foundation. The aim is to lift educational TV from its tight budgets and spark interest without teaching as classrooms.
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NBC
Educational Television and Radio Center
Ann Arbor
Mich
Ford Foundation
Edward Stanley
Public Service
Stanley
David Lowe
Radio-TV Highlights Tonight on WKRC and WLW
Radio TV highlights list tonight features WKRC with The Duke of Iron calypso star on The Robert Q. Lew is Show at 8 30. At 9 30 WLW airs Bishop Fulton J Sheen discussing Should Parents Obey Their Children Life is Worth Living. 10 p16 WKRC features Andy planning an engagement ring surprise and a crossover with Amos n Andy snow.
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WKRC
Duke of Iron
Calipso
Robert Q. Lewis
Fulton J. Sheen
Andy
Amos
Andy Snow
Evening TV Schedule Highlights and Basketball Games
At 7:30 and 9:00 p.m. two TV slots feature Trouble and a self-discovery drama with Jane Wyman. Sports fans can catch Hamilton versus Cincinnati Taft at 7:30 and Cincinnati Elder against Norwood at 9 p.m. on WPFB. James Whitmore leads The Priest on WLW at 8:30. A documentary on a medical missionary, Monanga, airs on March of Medicine at 9:30.
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WPFB
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Taft
Wlw-D
James Whitmore
Jane Wyman
Wlw-T
Monanga
Belgian Congo
Cincinnati Elder
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