Portsmouth Real Estate Tax Rate Holds at 38.40 for 1964
For 1964 Portsmouth real estate taxes remain at 38.40 per $1,000 valuation, the first stable rate since 1956. The tentative year figures, released by Scioto County Treasurer Ronald Greene, await State Tax Commission approval. Affected are city taxes and utility/personal property values, with schools set to gain similarly.
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Ronald Greene
Scioto
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State Tax Commission
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New Boston
Greene
Portsmouth City
Franklin T. Gerlach
Rail Unions Move to Challenge Job Cutting Ruling
Five rail labor unions vow to file federal suits Friday to overturn a arbitration ruling eliminating thousands of fireman jobs and to test the August emergency law backing the decision. They argue the plan would profit railroads at workers' expense and seek a court challenge on the law's constitutionality. The dispute involves nearly 200 railroads and a broad Railway Labor Act framework and a National Mediation Board role.
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Neil Gilgride
Washington
Five Rail Dumas
Congress
Yail Road
Jas August
Arbitration Board
National Mediation Board
Holiday Pay Disputed Over JFK Funeral Holiday
Portsmouth and New Boston city workers face full pay for a declared holiday while some hourly staff lose one day's pay. County engineer's department says all county workers were paid for the holiday, with hourly staff in the service and waterworks receiving reduced checks. Many service workers logged extra hours to cover remaining days, affecting pay.
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New Boston
John F. Kennedy
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Waterworks
Service Department
Soviet Moon Flight Offer Revived at UN
United Nations press described a renewed U S bid for a joint lunar mission with the Soviet Union. Adlai Stevenson spoke for President Johnson before the General Assembly committees proposing preliminary cooperative work in engineering and science for the Moon project. No immediate Soviet reply followed, as Moscow awaits Kremlin instructions and broader East West tensions ease.
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Kennedy
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Assembly
Johnson
Stevenson
Kerala
Khrushchev
Ohio legislature screens plan for 250 million bond drive
Ohio lawmakers opened an unusual session to lay out a blitz program including 250 million dollars from education and recreation bond sales and a proposed May 1964 100 million highway bond issue. The session also addressed President Kennedy's assassination and ADCU participation amid partisan debate and unresolved forfeit figures.
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Columbus
Ohio
John F. Kennedy
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Belancourt
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Hissue
ARCU
Motel Clerk Foils Armed Robbery at Bit Mar Motel
A night clerk Ebner Dawson 78 battled two youths wielding shotguns during a failed robbery at the Bit Mar Motel on Kendall. Dawson refused to hand over money, was threatened but uninjured, and the incident ended with the robbers fleeing after a brief struggle. Police described the attackers as armed and escaped with minimal loot.
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Kendall
Gily
Ebner Dawson
New Cone Shaped Hairlet Delights Fashion Stylist
New York hair stylist Raymond demonstrates a cone shaped wiglet as the latest fashion craze. He uses British film and TV star Rosalie Ashley as his model, hoping the eccentric hairpiece will become a top trend.
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Raymond
T Rosalie Ashley
FBI Readies Report On Oswald Lone Killer Claim
Excerpted FBI findings indicate Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in Kennedy’s assassination. The report, expected to be sent to President Johnson this week and then to Warren Commission members, says three shots from a sixth floor Dallas window killed Kennedy and wounded Connally, with all shots from the same rifle and direction.
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Texas
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Ald
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Waggoner Carr
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Leon Jaworski
Houston
Pope Grants Powers To Bishops Across Vatican Curia
Vatican City AP report that Pope Paul VI extended limited permanent powers to bishops, reducing dependence on the Curia. Bishops gain authority in select matters, including marriage cases, and the Pauline Privilege allows certain marriages to be recognized globally. Several faculties concern confessions and church processes.
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Vatican City
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Paul
Vatican
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Dege
St. Paul
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Johnson outlines 10 day economy drive to cut waste
President Johnson presses Democratic congressional leaders to back a 10 day personal economy program aimed at cutting waste and overstaffing in federal agencies and reducing the coming fiscal year budget. He orders promotions and efficiency reviews to reward cost consciousness and tells Kermit Gordon to probe for excess staffing while calling for evidence of waste from military and civilian agencies.
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Washington
Johnson
Ketineye
Carl Hayden
Arizona
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Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Kermit” Gordon
Johson
Irr Gordon
Tsional
Fisas
Slo Dillion
Kennedy
Jack Bell
Washington (Ap
Jered M. Dirksen
Illinois
Leoni Wins Venezuelan Presidential Victory
Caracas Venezuela Raul Leoni former labor lawyer and opposition figure won a smashing victory to Venezuela's presidential race pledged to carry on Betancourt era policies Leoni campaigned on stability and reform amid violence reported in the campaign season and national mood reflecting a shift in leadership dynamics
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Venezuela
Belanvon
Transuc
Leoni
Betancourt
Cal
James K. Chenault
U.S
Caracas
Raul Leoni
Sofl
Romulo Betancourt
la Fidel Caverna
Senate Confirms Local Appointments Reinforced by Ohio Senate
The Ohio Senate reaffirmed three local party appointments to state boards on Monday. A. G. Thatcher was named to the Miami University board of trustees with a term ending 1965. Donally, Covert, and Redding Advisory Board members received terms ending 1971. Ronald M. Blair was appointed to the Recreation and Resources Commission with an unspecified term.
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Ate
A. G. Thatcher
Miami University Board of Trustees
Donally
Covert
Redding Advisory Board
Atty. Ronald. M. Blair
Recreation and Resources Commission
Secret Service asked to fire guards tied to Kennedy death
Washington AP reports Senator Seth Young said if agents drank in early hours before Kennedy's assassination they were derelict in duty and should be fired. He claimed some Secret Service detail in Fort Worth drank until 2:30 a.m. on the day Kennedy was killed, while White House and Secret Service denied comment.
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Young
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