Delay In Action On Compromise School Bill Likely
Washington reports show House supporters plan to delay action on the two billion dollar school construction compromise to avoid the budget-cut economy drive. A House Education Subcommittee backed the bill, set as a blend of Eisenhower and Democratic plans.
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Fritzsche Appoints Board Chairman Amid Diversified Expansion
Fritzsche announces its board chairmanship as the company expands beyond motive and appliance industries. The custom molded plastic division serves military, textile, and industrial components, with four plants now in operation.
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FBI Chief Announces 3000 Americans Quit Communist Party
FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover said nearly 3,000 Americans left the Communist Party last year as Moscow intensified its anti Stalin campaign. The report ties party defections to a broader Cold War climate and internal pressure.
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Riesel’s Healing Light After Acid Attack Recalled
Labor columnist Victor Riesel recalled the night a splash of acid blinded him a year ago and spoke from New York about recovery as he notes renewed light and vision. He detailed his career at General Industries and his public service roles while pointing to ongoing threats from extremism.
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Ohio Senate moves to cut top official pay boosts
The Ohio Senate held a Friday session to fast track Gov. ONeill's bill rolling back most pay raises for top officials. Democrats blocked suspension of rules, forcing a one day delay as Republicans seek a three fourths majority. The pay hikes were partly retained for highway director at 30 thousand dollars. In a separate item, the Senate Judiciary Committee backed an amended bill to end adoption agency investigations before child placement, giving probate judges power to withhold approval.
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Ohio to Build Modern Interstate Highway System
Ohio officials outline a 1.35 mile interstate program to be completed by 1971 with full control of access and safety features. Masheter cites 4 foot medians, no bridge constrictions, and paved shoulders as key improvements to reduce accidents and support future expansion.
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Anti-Union Sentiment Grows From Racket Probe Hearings
Labor leaders fear the investigation into labor rackets and figures like Dave Beck will fuel anti union sentiment, prompting more state right to work laws and national union shop bans. Taft Hartley era provisions and political divisions shaped by Sen. Taft and Truman era foes are noted as influencing law and labor responses.
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Park Boat Ride Near Miss Amid River Hazards
A park chief and a reporter discuss a small emergency boat used for river travel. They weigh safety as flood waters rise near Lorain while mud and debris mid river prompt caution. The bear cubs are never mentioned by Machock.
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Senators Probe Diplomats Continue Investigation
The Senate Internal Security subcommittee planned to press a broader inquiry into US diplomats in the Middle East despite Canada's anger over a Canadian envoy's suicide. Members pledged to disclose evidence of communist activity while administration officials privately feared the impact on US Canada relations.
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