Senate Clears Development Bill in Ohio Legislature
Ohio lawmakers completed passage of a development bill aimed at attracting and keeping industry, with an emergency clause allowing immediate effect upon the governor’s signature. It restructures the Department of Industrial and Economic Development into a five division department of development and creates a seven member development financing commission to back revenue bonds for loans to industry. The measure, tied to Gov James A. Rhodes’s pledge, could span up to four years for financing with up to 6 percent interest.
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Department of Industrial and Economic Development
Department of Development
James A. Rhodes
Ohio House OKs Speaker Ban Bill in Campus Debate
The Ohio House approved a bill giving state university trustees power to ban subversive speakers on campus by a 104 to 25 vote. An amendment to narrow the bill 97 to 33 was defeated. The clash followed attempts by alleged communist fronts to place speakers on Ohio State University property.
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Ohio House
Senate
State University
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Bernice MacKenzie D . Stark
Ohio State University
Novice G. Fawcett
Gordo Gets Pilot Astronaut Wines Ceremony At Pentagon
Maj L Gordon Cooper Jr receives a pilot astronaut award in a Pentagon ceremony with Don LeMay presiding. James Webb and other officials witness the event as Cooper returns to uniform in a high profile recognition. Dr George P Tyler 74 collapses and dies in Cincinnati after visiting for the earth orbit flight celebration.
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Don Curtis M. LeMay
Airorce
Pentagon
Air Force
James Webb
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Cooper
Malaya Sees 400 Cholera Suspects, Vaccination Push Intensifies
Kuala Lumpur AP reports cholera suspects in Malaya exceed 400 with authorities expanding a nationwide inoculation drive. The tally includes 12 deaths as health officials accelerate vaccination.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaya
Rhodes for Bond Issue Is Under Rigid Controls
Gov James A Rhodes announced in Columbus that his administration backs a 250 million bond issue with strict spending rules. The plan splits 175 million for higher education under a proposed regents board, detailing allocations to state universities, Cleveland, Akron, Toledo, Youngstown, and public schools, water conservation, and state facilities, financed without raising taxes. The measure would require voter approval next November if the two-thirds house and senate amend the initiative.
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James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Board of Regents
University of Cincinnati
University of Akron
University of Toledo
Youngstown University
Cleveland
Ohio of University, Public School
Imental Hospital
Gas Refunds For Hamilton Gas Users Dispatching Checks
Gas refund checks totaling 179000 will go in the mail tomorrow for about 20000 Hamilton gas users. Individual refunds will be based on April billings, city finance director Charles T. Rupert said. The refunds are a second distribution from the city's fight against proposed rate increases by gas suppliers. More than 140000 had been distributed to Hamilton consumers last December.
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Hamilton
Charles T. Rupert
Ohio Lewd Film Law Held Unconstitutional
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled statutes holding motion picture operators criminally responsible for shown lewd films unconstitutional. The decision, handed down unanimously, involved the Parsons Follies Theater in Columbus and Leroy C. Griffith who had been fined $500.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Parsons Follies
Leroy C. Griffith
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