Education program in danger if state support not increased
Gov Michael V. DiSalle warned Ohio's educational program faces serious threats unless immediate state backing is provided. He outlined a five point plan to boost funding, equalize support, raise teacher salaries, and expand district assistance, arguing current tax growth burdens education and industry.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
School Foundation
Bomb Hits Candidate's Basement in Oak Park Suburb
A bomb exploded Sunday night at the basement of Walter Eugene McCarron's home in Oak Park, targeting the son of a Republican candidate for Rock County assessor. No injuries were reported. damage estimated at $5,000 to the seven room brick house and an adjoining home. The McCarron family—Walter Eugene, wife Mary, and children Timothy Michael and Marianne—were inside at the time.
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Chicago
Walter Eugene McCarron
Rock County
Oak Park
McCarron
Walter Edward McCarron
Cook County
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Timothy
Michael
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Today In History October 22 1962 Highlights
On this date notable events include Andre Garferin's first public parachute jump over Paris from 2,000 feet in 1797 and the 1746 charter for the College of Jersey later Princeton University. Other items mention Napoleon prohibitions, the 1883 Metropolitan Opera House opening, 1941 Nazi executions, and 1945 equal rights for Germans.
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Paris
Garferin
College of Jersey
Princeton University
Millard Fill More
Mexico
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
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Nusbaum elected president of Ohio Cancer Society division
Dr Wilford D. Nusbaum of Lancaster named president of the Ohio division of the American Cancer Society succeeding Dr Liam J. Flynn of Youngstown. The election highlights leadership change within the Columbus based organization.
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Heads Cancer Society
Columbus, Ohio
Wilford D. Nusbaum
Lancaster
Ohio
American Cancer Society
Liam J. Flynn
Youngstown
Rhodes charges Ohio Democrats hire spree to cut unemployment
Republican governor candidate James A. Rhodes accuses the Democratic administration of expanding the Department of Industrial and Economic Development to create jobs at taxpayer expense. He claims the plan would waste money on pamphlets and subscriptions while seeking $47 million in federal funds for public works.
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Cleveland
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Ohio
Washington
103 Year-Old Juranek Recovers After First Operation
Josephine Juranek, 103, sat up and ate breakfast Sunday after an appendectomy performed Tuesday at Evancelical Hospital. Surgeons Drs. Joseph M Ruda and another staff member completed the operation, marking her first surgical procedure.
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Chicago
Josephine Juranek
World Has Lost Its Soul Says Archbishop Ramsey
Archbishop Ramsey told a crowd at the University of California Los Angeles that the world has largely lost its soul. He warned that races and nations misuse resources, exploit others, and seek to dethrone God, calling pride the supreme rebellion.
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Los Angeles
Archbishop of Canterbury
Arthur Michael Ramsey
Church of England
Minion
University of California At Los Angeles
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