Ohio Master Plan Agency Proposed
The proposal outlines a governor led agency with an 11 member State Planning Board. It would produce a six year master plan, rank projects by priority, and report to the Legislature every two years. The director must have planning experience and the agency could hire consultants and aid local governments.
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Rarick Charges US Senate Probe Of Union Corruption
Ellwood City McKeesport millworker Donald C. Rarick who opposes United Steelworkers accuses the U S Senate of knowledge of corruption within the union. He calls for an open investigation by the Dues Protest Committee and says he was offered influence to drop charges. President David J. McDonald says the union should face proper scrutiny and urges action.
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Rarick Claims Senate Knew of Corruption and Bribe Offer
Rarick alleges the Senate was aware of corruption and a quarter of a million dollar bribe to withdraw his candidacy. He also says McDonald offered a job to drop out of the race. A Reading official earlier charged Rarick opposed a union shop, which he denied stating he always supported a union shop.
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ONeill Outlines Big Ohio Program Plans
In Columbus at the Ohio Newspaper Association convention, Governor ONeill unveiled major spending programs for the state and federal initiatives in the coming years. He said the public has not yet proposed these plans, emphasizing a cautious approach to budget priorities.
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Ohio governor pushes large highway spend plan for 1.4 billion federal funds
Governor William O Neill outlines Ohio highway priorities including 1.4 billion in federal funds for 1100 miles of roads. He argues for comprehensive four lane divided highways and warns against piecemeal projects, praising newspapers for state balance and attraction to industry.
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Sneak Back Report Spurs Police Advice in Passaic NJ
In Passaic New Jersey Ruth Li Brizzi phoned police to say she drove a car similar to her sister Irene’s and that someone had clipped it. A nurse described drowsiness and advised rest as Brizzi recounted a medical episode involving water, a side table, and a shot that left her unable to move her toe.
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Georgia hearing postponed for Dr. Moir dismissal
The state Civil Service Commission postponed the Moir dismissal hearing to March 18 at 9:30 a.m. in the Seneca County Court House due to unavailable hearing rooms. Dr. H Kenneth Moir, physician specialist at Tiffin State Hospital, was dismissed January 27 by Superintendent Dr Milton Smith amid charges including malfeasance and insubordination.
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Wreck On Safest Track Remains Mystery After Collision
Derailment scene near Ripley New York involved 32 cars on an electronically controlled stretch dubbed the world’s safest as a New York Central passenger train collided with a freight, killing an engineer. Senate and Justice Department officials discussed anti trust probes into oil price hikes tied to the Suez crisis and urged action to prevent further increases.
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Hungarian Ex Regent Dies At 88
Adm. Nicholas Horthy former regent of Hungary died at his home in Estoril at age 88. He led Hungary after World War I and witnessed the country’s turbulent later years including clashes with Nazis and Communists before spending his final years in Portugal where he finished his memoirs My Life For Hungary.
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Easterner Crashes With Freight at Crossing
A train collision occurs at a crossing when a freight car fails to clear. The Easterner collides with the freight as it switches tracks. A New York Central spokesman says preliminary checks found equipment and signaling in order. President Perlman touts the 163 mile double track as the world’s safest.
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Saxbe Expected to Rule On Vincent Residency Suit
Ohio Attorney General William Saxbe was expected to rule on whether Harold S. Vincent must have a full year’s residence to qualify for the 25 000 a year state superintendent of education post. Vincent, former Milwaukee schools chief, said he may seek release from acceptance due to nonresidency concerns amid constitutional residency requirements for elected officials. Board president Robert A. Manchester said the board will likely rely on Saxbe at its Monday meeting.
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British Queen And Duke Plan Second Honeymoon Visit
Lisbon reports outline a brief royal rest period as Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh plan a two day, sea coast stay near Setubal after arriving from England aboard Britannia. The couple will meet the Duke’s former ambassador role and then continue with a world cruise, keeping a low profile.
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Newsman operation described in hospital scenes and royal rumor
The piece depicts a hospital stay with fellow patients and staff, noting a mistaken gender record and reflections on care. It then shifts to a royal rumor about Queen Elizabeth and the duke, with Buckingham Palace denying a rift and British press largely ignoring the tale.
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The Ten Commandments clothier chooses silk slave garb
Hollywood report notes Martha Scott was set to wear burlap but Cecil B DeMille opted for an imported Italian raw silk robe for her slave role. The change aimed to photograph better on screen and added value to her screen presence.
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Alarm at Stamford Fire Station Ends in Suspensions
A Friday alarm at Stamford Central Fire Station led to two firemen being suspended after the driver nearly struck a policeman and a trathesim was knocked down. the entire incident proved a false alarm and chaos ensued in the street.
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