Kennedy plans new bills test Senate patience this week
President Kennedy faces rapid Senate action as the plan for $304 million in loans and grants for distressed areas heads for approval. Senate leaders expect swift passage of unemployment compensation extensions and a calendar of messages on housing and farming. The fight centers on whether administration relief is run by a separate agency or the Commerce Department, with Dirksen proposing a Eisenhower era style $60 million plant loan program unlikely to pass.
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Ohio AFL-CIO presses veto of unemployment bill
Thousands of Ohio AFL-CIO members rallied in Columbus urging Governor DiSalle to veto a 13 week unemployment compensation extender. They argued Republican amendments cripple the law while the bill, passed as a non emergency measure, would take effect 90 days after enactment. Elmer Cope denounced GOP policy as trash and hypocrisy.
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United States Candy Consumption Per Capita
United States consumption of candy equates to about one pound per person every three weeks.
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Bushmen Tribe Embraces Termite Egg Delicacy
In a notable cultural note, the Bushmen tribe pursues termite eggs as a cherished edible. The practice highlights traditional dietary preferences and coexistence with desert environments.
Taft rejects junior colleges for Ohio needs
State Rep. Robert A. Taft Jr. and House leaders debated Ohio education plans on KYW TV. Taft argued expansion of existing facilities beats creating a state junior college system, while James A. Lantz urged a two year college program. They also discussed unemployment benefit extensions and a 6 percent trigger clause.
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Robert A. Taft Jr
Cincinnati
Ohio
Taft
Ohio House
James A. Lantz
D - Lancaster
House
Open Circuit
Kyw-Tv
Lantz
State Amendment Asked On Election of Judges
Ohio lawmakers may vote on a constitutional amendment to reform judicial selection. A nominating commission would submit three qualified names for vacancies. the governor appoints one, who then runs unopposed after term. If voters reject, the commission proposes three more names for gubernatorial appointment. Local election discretion would apply to common pleas judges.
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Ohio
Ohio State Bar Association
Common Pleas Court
Groups Discuss African Trouble in Ex plosive Africa
The Great Decisions Group met for the fifth of eight sessions with focus on the United Nations role in Africa. One group urged UN demilitarization of the Congo by any means, channel aid through the UN, back mature African leaders, and shield Africa from the cold war.
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Great Decisions
Congo
Spain First Stop For Theater Guild Tour
NEW YORK AP Fifty four members of the Theater Guild fly to Spain for a 24 city tour in 17 countries. The group includes Helen Hayes Leif Erickson June Havoc and Helen Menken traveling under the U S State Department auspices.
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Helen Menken
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Reds Gain In Chile Elections
In Santiago Chile partial returns show Alessandri coalition leading with 299762 votes while leftist and Communist groups total 258572. Communists win at least three senate seats sparking victory shouts outside party HQ as FRAP challenges austerity. Voter turnout about 1.8 million. 565 candidates vied for 147 deputies and 52 for 25 senate seats amid volcanic ash and an earthquake tremor in the vote.
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Chamber of Deputies
Ohio Jaycees pick five outstanding young Ohioans
The Ohio Junior Chamber of Commerce named five winners at its statewide meeting in Cleveland. The honorees include Richard E. Bridwell a 34 year old Muskingum County prosecutor Wilbur Bills 33 Delaware fire chief Theodore M. Gray 33 Piqua state senator Dr Otis A Maxfield 33 Columbus senior minister and George M Steinbrenner 30 Bay Village vice president of Kingsman Transit Co and head of the Cleveland NBL club. A luncheon with about 9800 attendees from 187 communities celebrated the selections.
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Wilbur Bills
Delaware
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Piqua
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IBM Moves Supply Division Headquaters to Dayton Ohio
International Business Machines Corp will relocate its supply division headquarters from New York City to Dayton Ohio. A 23000 square foot building will be erected in Dayton to house more than 100 employees by late 1962, IBM said to improve efficiency.
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Dayton
Ohio
IBM
Ohio Hunter Killed In Mud Crow-Hunt Slip
William Bausmith a four year old from Mariemont Ohio died after slipping in mud while crow hunting on a Verona farm. His 12 gauge shotgun discharged blasting his left side. State police reported the accident occurred Sunday.
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William Bausmith
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Ohio
Verona
Milhur Realty plans rezoning hearing in Germantown Ohio
A legal notice states a hearing on March 20 at Township Hall 9 E Center St Germantown to consider rezoning a flat at the southeast corner of Preble County Line and Oxford Road from Agriculture to R-11. Milhur Realty Company and Paul Roberts, secretary, March 6.
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Germantown
Ohio
Preble County Line
Oxford ‘Road
Milhur Realty Company
Paul Roberts
Divorce Petition Filed in Butler County Court
Marie Johnson of Box 153 Rhodhils North Carolina is notified that Elijah A Johnson Jr filed for divorce in Common Pleas Court Butler County Ohio Case No 5006 on March 1 1961 for gross neglect of duty. She must answer by April 15 1961 or the petition will be granted. Clerk Joseph T Kiep Deputy Charlotte F Hermann. Finkelman Ross Attorneys. Dates: Mar 6 13 20 27 Apr 3 10.
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Donald Banks
Lebanon Correctional Institution
Bauer County
Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission
Frank Wyatt
Marie Johnson
Rhodhils
North Carolina
Elijah A. Johnson, Jr
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Joseph T. Kiep
Charlotte F Hermann
Finkelman & Ross
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