Ohio higher education politics sparks long battle in legislature
In Columbus a partisan clash over state higher education unfolds as a Kurtess report criticizes universities for not briefing lawmakers. House leaders warn that creating a board of regents could raise costs and curb autonomy, urging constitutional steps only if broad statewide support exists. Ohio State and Bowling Green presidents testify as debate centers on funding, control, and attracting top scientists.
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Columbus
Ohio
Charles F. Kurtess
Wood County
Board of Regents
Kurtess
A. G. Lancione
D-Belmont
House
Board of
Ohio State
Bowling Green
Lancione
State Board of Education
Kurfess
Bowling Greer State University
BGSU
Rebels rout Iraqi Communists in Baghdad uprising
Rebels tighten grip on Iraq six days after toppling Premier Kassem as tanks and armored cars patrol Baghdad. Pro Kassem elements flee Amara Basra and Basra port officials report clashes amid oil region unrest. Western and Soviet recognition grows while a clandestine BBC broadcast urges Communists to rise.
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Kay Moloney
United Press International
Baghdad
Iraq
UPI
Baghidad
Traqi
Middle Eas
Abidel Karim Kassem
Tehran
Basra
Amara
Kayhar International
proKussem
Mazhar Fhaws
British Broadcasting Com
London
Meplit
Communist Party of Iraq
BBC
Cal. Abdul Salam Aref
China
Soviet Union
United States
Monnday
Banished boy punished in hall stalls science class
An eighth grader at Main St. school in Wellington was kept out of science for 10 weeks, 40 minutes daily, after being banished for whispering in a movie. The punishment ended when his parents complained and the grade was changed to incomplete. Principal Roy McCormick admitted responsibility and said he forgot, while the boy’s family and board voiced regret.
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Wellington
Chronicle-Telegram
Roy Cattrell
Quarry Rd
Dwight Cottrell
Roy McCormick
C-T
McCormick
Dwight
Dwicht
Cottrell
Board of Education
U S and Britain seek neutral backing on test ban drive
U S and Britain push for neutral support at the UN disarmament conference to urge Russia into early negotiations on a nuclear test ban. William Foster and Joseph Godber seek neutrals to back a subcommittee on the nuclear issue while Kuznetsov stalls on a firm date, framing the talks as a choice among the 17 nations.
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United Nations - Sporsored
United States
Britain
Russia
Mexico
Italy
Foster
Joseph Godber
Chhef
Vassili V. Kuznetsev
Suit filed over Lorain contracts in Common Pleas Court
Lora City Sovenor Adrian Botlosit filed a mandamus suit in Common Pleas Court to force Lorain Service Director George Zunch to contract with Burgess and Nipple engineers for a cathodic protection study and with Votes Henry and Williams Toda for sewage plant work. The suit argues the council action mandates selection by the council, not the board of control led by the mayor and service director.
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Lora City
Sovenor
Adrian Botlosit
Common Pleas Court
Lorain Service
George Zunch
Council
Zunich
Burgess and Nipple
Columbus
Lorain
Votes
Henry and Williams
Toda
Death night story in gun slaying case at trial
Three‑judge court heard how George Haynes allegedly plotted a Dec 9 shotgun slaying linked to a robbery by Sammy Haynes. Willie Frazier Reagan testified Sammy returned drunk to claim the missing $200 then shot Mrs. Barley as the couple visited neighbors. Prosecution contends intent to kill. defense claims only to frighten Cecil amid gambling.
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Suzanne
Edleen Bailey
Quarry Rd
South Ambers
George ‘Sammy” Haynes
South Amherst
Haynes
Willie Frazier Reagan
Reagan
Sammy
Dec
Samm
Even Haynes
Bailey
Howard Johnson
Quarry
Johnson
Jimmy Neely
Neely
Lime
Barley
Haynes! R
Lon B. Adams
Lorain
Cecil
Weather and witness testimony at Amherst Hospital shooting trial
Northeastern Omo reports cloudy with light snow and mild temperature changes. In court, Gerald Lawrence testifies about a hospital report on Haynes treated for a head wound after a shoveled snow incident or alleged blow by Barley. Deputy Parker Miller shows a drawing of Barley house. Lt. James Mertz recounts arrival with Deputy Anthony Johnson. two Barley children were present during the shooting.
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Gerald Lawrence
Amherst Hospital
Haynes
Barley
Parker Miller
James Mertz
Lorain County
Lorain County Sheriff's Department
Mertz
Anthony Johnson
Barley c
Asm.sistant
Raymond Muzilla
John B. Otero
John D. Pincura
rightiLeRoy F. Kelly
Henry P. Webber
Non-stop jet liner plunges in Everglades
A Northwest Orient jetliner likely shattered in flight before plunging into the Florida Everglades killing 43. Wreckage covered about two square miles as investigators and Coast Guard sift through debris. a morgue was set up near an Indian school to receive victims.
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Everglades
Miami
UPI
Northwest Orient Airlines
Florida Everglades
Newomen
Coast Guard
Civil Aeronautics Board
Washington
Seattle
Portland
Chicago
Florida Peninsula
Tragic Plainfield crash leaves scattered wreckage and bodies
Rescue crews comb a scorched wreck site after a plane crash. A female victim lay near the main cabin while other passengers remained among charred fuselage and luggage. Investigators ordered no touching of a biology book and an open Cicero volume near the scene.
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Ohio Fuel Gas
Page & A
Wreekage
Cicero
General trend backwards hurts area parking revenues
A city official calls the trend backwards as parking meter revenues fall across Elyria and nearby towns in 1962 reports. Elyria shows a three year drop from 71169 to 67719, funding bonds and city needs. Lorain and Sandusky also report declines, while December weather worsens results.
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Charles Jd. Rostetter
Elyria
Revere
Norwalk
Lorain
Amherst
Sandusky
Oll Street
Cials
General Fund
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