Soviet five year plan aims to bury Khrushchev era boast
Moscow dispatch reports the Soviet Communist Party will issue directives for the 1966-70 five year plan that will outpace Khrushchev’s 1970 overture and set new targets. Western analysts see a sober growth blueprint with higher investments and a focus on steady domestic expansion amid global competition.
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Fred Coleman
Moscow
National Congress of the
Soviet Communist Party
Khrushchev
U.S
Kremlin
Red China
Soviet Union
United States
Soviet
Fenwick Twirler Set for Circus
Miss Dessie Harsh a 17 year old Fenwick High junior with 192 trophies and 109 medals will perform at the Shrine Circus at Cincinnati Gardens on the evening of April 13. She studies baton twirling under Mrs. Shirley Sandusky Decker and belongs to Elmer Hinkle's traveling Variety Show troupe. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Harsh of 1915 Queen Ave.
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Dessie Harsh
Fenwick High School
Shrine Circus
Cincinnati Gardens
Harsh
Ing
Shirley Sandusky Decker
Elmer Hinkle
Decker
Miss Harsh
Harold Harsh
Queen Ave
Nine OU Rowdies Suspended After St Patrick’s Weekend Uproar
Ohio University suspended nine students for 1 to 2 years and placed three on one year disciplinary probation after a chaotic St Patrick’s Day weekend in Athens. Eight others were ordered to appear before the university Discipline Committee in April, and one received an official warning. An officer was struck and another hospitalized. Names were withheld per policy.
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Athens, Ohio
Ohio University
USW Chief Aims to Aid Steel Towns and Communities
USW President I. W Abel says the union will broaden its role beyond workers to help steel towns. He cites pensions and unemployment relief while promoting community revitalization and new industries. An end of March leadership seminar in West Virginia will gather experts to discuss these plans.
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Abel
United Steelworkers Union
USW
West Virginia
David J. McDonald
Joseph Molony
Miami To Try Again On Bids For Assembly Hall
Miami University in Oxford will reopen bids on April 22 for a new assembly hall to seat 9,200 for concerts and convocations with 342 acres under roof. Bids exceeded state estimates on the first opening.
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Oxford
Ohio
Miami University
Computer Center Enables Rapid Driver History Access
Ohio's Bureau of Motor Vehicles updates its operations with a computer center capable of displaying a complete history of any licensed driver in about seven seconds. The automation follows the Little Hoover Commission report and moves key procedures to the center. Conviction recording will build the core driver record for law enforcement and safety officials.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Ohio Department of Highway Safety
Highway Department
Statistical Division
Highway Patrol
Cleveland men plead guilty in federal spy plot case
Donald Earl Bush of Cleveland pleaded guilty in federal court to plotting with Wilbur J. S. Pierce to sell stolen synthetic rubber secrets to E I DuPont De Nemours for 42500. Bush and Pierce were arrested March 11. Bush worked at B F Goodrich Chemical Development Center in Avon Lake. sentence deferred for probation report.
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Cleveland (Ap
Donald Earl Bush
Cleveland
Delaware
Wilbur J. S. Pierce
E. I. DuPont Denemours & Co
U. S. District Court
James C. Connell
Bush
FBI
Pierce
Wilmington
Del
B. F. Goodrich ,Co
Goodrich Chemical Development Center
Avon Lake
Ohio bid pitched for Exchange relocation amid tax talk
New York Stock Exchange President Keith Funston called the Ohio offer attractive after a visit by Buckeye officials. Ohio Gov. Rhodes and Atty. Gen. Saxbe argued Ohio could nix a stock transfer tax by May 1967, saving NY taxes and boosting liquidity. Mayors Locher and Potter touted Cleveland and Toledo bases, while New Jersey and Connecticut pitched rival bids.
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NEW York
Ohio
New York Stock Exchange
Keith Funston
Buckeye
Exchange
Funston
New Jersey
Connecticut
New York City
John V. Lindsay
Atty
William B. Saxbe
Rhodes
Ralph Locher
Cleveland
John Potter
Toledo
Locher
Potter
Richard J. Hughes
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Jenney
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