State finances to become major political issue in Ohio
Columbus AP report says Ohio’s fiscal outlook could drive next legislature if Republicans stay in power. Gov DiSalle blames GOP inaction on taxes, while Republicans say spending estimates misled current deficits. Finance chief Malon forecasts a near break even fund by June 30, Senate finance head Deddens warns of a 25 to 50 million shortfall.
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Michael V. di Salle
James H. Malon
Senate
William H. Deddens
Hamilton
DiSalle
Roger Cloud
R. Logan
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Congress
Washington
Julius J. Petrash
How to act if a tornado hits your area
Cleveland AP reports tips from the Weather Bureau for Northern Ohio tornado season. Recognize signs like a greenish black sky and funnel clouds. In a twister, seek inside reinforced shelter away from windows, with the southwest basement corner favored. open north and east doors to relieve pressure. stay calm to avoid running into the path of danger.
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Cleveland
Ohio
U. S
Cleveland Hopkins
High Court May Rule On Race Issue
MEMPHIS Tenn AP The Supreme Court may be asked to decide if Memphis public school desegregation plan is constitutional After the 6th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled against the city the board intends to appeal President W D Galbreath said the plan did not desegregate 100 schools by admitting 13 Negro pupils to white classes under the pupil placement law The law lists 22 factors for assigning pupils to schools
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Memphis
Tenn
Supreme Court
W. D. Galbreath
6Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinmati
Twist lessons banned by Formosa police
Police headquarters in Formosa banned teaching the twist at dancing schools on the island citing licenses limited to folk dancing and ballet. The move affects local studios and follows licensing rules established for licensed dance instruction.
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Formosa
Lions Club cancels 25-cent fallout shelter prize
YORKTOWN HEIGHTS N Y AP The Lions Club began a fund raising drive last November by offering a home fallout shelter to the holder of a winning 25 cent ticket Now four months later the club has called off the contest Only 23 tickets were sold and money will be refunded to purchasers.
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Yorktown Heights
The
Lions Club
Jacqueline Kennedy tours Khyber Pass with gift sheep
Jacqueline Kennedy visited the border post at Khyber Pass amid Pakistan Afghanistan feuding. Tribal leaders welcomed her with two gilt sheep. she touched the animals and wore Mohammed Ayub Khan's Karakul cap. The ceremony underscored friendship and aid amid tensions.
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Khyber Pass
Pakistan
Jacqueline Kennedy
Afghanistan
Kennedy visit to Pakistan ends with mass in Peshawar
Mrs Kennedy toured Rawalpindi and Peshawar amid celebrations with tribal guards at Jamrud Fort. Ayub offered her his headpiece, and she planned to keep it while aiming to imitate it for President Kennedy. She flies to Karachi then London as Kashmir tensions loom. Photos note many Muslim women in public view.
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Kennedy
Pakistan
India
Kashmir
Himalayas
Reservist Faces Court Martial For Protest Criticism
Pfc Bernis Owen, 23, Seadrift Texas, a reservist linked to recent protest rallies at Ft Polk, is to face a special court martial Monday. He is charged with disrespect conduct bringing discredit to the armed forces and conduct prejudicial to good order and discipline after leading rallies in the interest of justice and truth. Maj Gen Harley B West ordered an end to the protest action at the post last week.
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FT. Polk
Bernis Owen
Seadrift
Tex
Harley B. West
Texas 49Th Armored Division
Protess
James Vance
49Th
Owen
Nuclear plant to power McMurdo base in Antarctica
Naval sources report the first Antarctic nuclear power plant will soon supply McMurdo Sound base with all required electricity and water, enabling enhanced operations for the U S Navy.
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Yokosuka
Japan
Antarctic
U. S Navy
McMurdo Sound
Loophole in Castro Aid Stopped by Treasury Order
The Treasury blocked shipments from any country that include Cuban origin elements under the Trading with the Enemy Act. The ban closes a loophole allowing foreign-made products with Cuban tobacco to enter the United States. The Cuban government’s denial of involvement in narcotics smuggling was rejected by the State Department for abusive language.
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Washington
L AP
Fidel Castro
Cuba
United States
Treasury Department
Kennedy
Treasury Order
State Department
Go Ahead And Fight. Married Couples Told It's Natural
In Los Angeles AP report, Dr. George R. Bach told a workshop at the American Orthopsychiatric Association convention that fighting is natural in healthy marriages and can clarify differences. He advocates therapeutic fighting with referees and rules, outlining 15 rounds for significant issues and the possibility of timeouts or early termination.
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George R. Bach
The
American Orthopsychiatric Association
Bach
Cuba denies narcotics complicity amid Miami arrests
Lincoln White noted Cuba’s denial of complicity in narcotics, arguing a guilty conscience. He cited five Cubans arrested in Miami who admitted obtaining drugs in Havana. U.S. officials said some narcotics originated in China and were sent to Cuba.
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Lincoln White
Cuba
Miami
Havana
U.S
China
Flood aid approved for New Jersey flood damage
President Kennedy approved ten million dollars to aid New Jersey flood relief. White House Press Secretary Pierre Salinger announced the allocation at a news conference in Palm Springs, California.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Kennedy
New Jersey
White House
Pierre Salinger
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