Lutz Faces Second Dismissal From Ohio Parole Office
Ohio AP reports Rowland R. Lutz has been removed as hearing officer for the Pardon and Parole Commission. The action, signed by J. Arthur Shuman, cites neglect of duty and dishonesty over improper use of a state car and charged supplies. McElroy said Lutz may appeal to the state Board of Personnel Review.
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Columbus, Ohio
Rowland R. Lutz
Lutz
Pardon and Parole Commission
John M. McElroy
James A. Rhodes
J. Arthur Shuman
Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission
McElroy
Bureau
Commission
Bureau of Probation and Parole
Shuman
State Highway
State Board of Personnel Review
Public Grief and Panic Over Kennedy Assassination
Psychologists report the American public showed shock and grief after President Kennedy’s assassination. A 14 hundred adults surveyed over four days revealed widespread sleeplessness and appetite loss, with nine in ten feeling sympathy for Mrs. Kennedy and sorrow over the slain president.
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Los Angeles
John F. Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
Ready To Fight Again Says Lawyer For 2 Men
An attorney for Joseph Sims and Cecil Myers says the two white men acquitted in Lemuel Penn’s murder remain in federal custody on civil rights conspiracy charges. The men, former Ku Klux Klan members, face up to 5 years in prison and a $5 000 fine. Bond reduction negotiations are under way as they await further federal action. Penn was killed by shotgun blasts on a remote northeast Georgia road near Colbert.
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Lemuel Penn
Joseph H. Sims
Cecil William Myers
FBI
Ku Klux Klan
Penn
Hudson
Georgia
Colbert
English Liturgy Adopted in Cincinnati Archdiocese
Bishop Paul Siebold announced that starting November 20 the mass will use English in the Cincinnati Archdiocese liturgy. Approved text copies have been sent to all archdiocese churches for use.
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Cincinnati
Paul Siebold
Diocesan
Khrushchev Returns to Moscow for Crucial Communist Talks
Premier Khrushchev arrives in Moscow for urgent policy talks with Kremlin advisers as the Communist world division widens. The Chinese party refuses to attend the December 15 Moscow conference prep meeting and Italy's Communist leadership clashes with Moscow over the Soviet Chinese split and the world movement. Brezhnev reports from Rome, while Italy presses for autonomous party action amid Moscow’s push for a unified world movement.
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Khrushchev
Kremlin
Czechoslovakia
World Movement
Leonid Brezhnev
Rome
Togliatti
Luigi Longo
Young Challenges Taft To Issue-A-Week Campaign Plan
In Cleveland Democrat Senator Stephen Young called for a five week issue-a-week format to let Ohio voters compare views with Republican Rep. Robert Taft Jr. Both would release position papers each Wednesday on topics including right-wing extremism income tax reform the war on poverty Medicare and reapportionment.
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Young
Taft
Cleveland
U. S
Stephen M. Young
Robert Taft Jr
Cincinnati
Ohio
Shrine
Bolton Proposes Choice Health Plan for Seniors
Youngstown Ohio AP Bolton says Democratic Medicare bill is a hoax and backs Frank Bow Jr plan giving every citizen 65 or older 150 dollars a year to buy private health insurance. He says Bow plan offers free choice of health protection tailored to individuals’ needs.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Oliver P. Bolton
Ohio
Frank T. W
Bow
Johnson
Bolton
Group To Study Road Problems
A team from Ohio State University has been awarded a 105,029 dollar contract for an 18 month study on how soil beneath roads affects buckling and highway breakdown. Sponsored by the U S Bureau of Public Roads, the research will sample soils under various climates and compaction.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University Engineers
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Chicago hosts twenty three major national conventions
Chicago has held twenty three national conventions with fourteen Republican and nine Democratic events. Philadelphia has hosted twelve overall with seven GOP and five Democratic.
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Chicago
Ill
Philadelphia
Khanh Moves to Solidify South Viet Nam Government
Premier Nguyen Khanh toured Catholic and Buddhist graves in Saigon seeking to consolidate his caretaker regime ahead of civilian rule in two months. A terrorist bombing at a Ben Tre movie house wounded five Americans and killed a Vietnamese. a helicopter crewman died in combat, and two aircraft crashes plus Viet Cong minefield injuries added to the casualties.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Ben Tre
FAWS Centers Issue Nationwide and Terminal Weather Forecasts
Twenty seven Flight Advisory Weather Service centers issue area forecasts every six hours for the United States and provide about 390 terminal forecasts for major airports, delivering region wide weather guidance for aviation.
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Flight Advisory Weather Service
FAWS
United States
Ohio Gov Rhodes Breaks Ground for Two Fair Buildings
Gov James A Rhodes led ground breaking for two Ohio State Fair structures. A 720000 junior exhibits building will be named the Frank J Lausche Youth Center and a 280000 livestock judging arena the Myers Y Cooper Arena. Construction starts Tuesday for completion in 1965.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Frank J. Lausche
Myers Y. Cooper
Tion
Lausche
Cooper
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