DiSalle Budget Sparks GOP Fire Over Red Ink
Ohio politicians blasted Gov. Michael V. DiSalle for proposing two budgets totaling about 2.1 and 2.25 billion dollars for 1961-63 with the second overestimating revenue by roughly 150 million. Senate Leader Mechem called it the first unbalanced budget. House Speaker Cloud sought a formal appropriations bill. The plan seeks funds for highway safety welfare and mental hygiene among others.
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DiSalle warns Ohio lawmakers to act on taxes and programs
Governor Michael DiSalle urges the 103rd General Assembly to fulfill duties, arguing taxes can be cut and state needs funded. He challenges lawmakers to move forward with public programs or face consequences, saying responsible action rests with both parties and the people.
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Ohio plans to raise teacher unit pay and expand school aid
Governor DiSalle outlined proposals to boost the teacher unit payment to 421.2 and 451.5 million for schools, tying aid to enrollment and adding automatic increases. He argued the plan would improve education quality, though critics say it relies on revenue rather than need and could affect local districts.
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DiSalle Seeks State Aid Increase for Higher Education
Governor Michael V. DiSalle warned the legislature that Ohio public colleges and universities face a funding crisis as student numbers rise to 16 200 by 1962. He cited high fees at Bowling Green Miami Kent State Ohio and Ohio State and urged action to finance expansion including potential junior colleges.
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DiSalle Addresses Legislature on Past Two Years
DiSalle told the legislature on Monday night about developments in the last two years. The remarks summarized the administration’s actions and ongoing policy considerations.
Body Of Kidnapped Girl Found Near Bakersfield
Rose Marie Riddle six year old kidnapping victim was found dead about 35 miles northwest of Bakersfield near Blackwell's Corner on Highway 466. The suspect, ex convict Richard Lindsey, reportedly abducted the child last Thursday. his wife Dixie Lindsey, 23, claimed lack of memory of events. Deputies and FBI investigated with details narrowing to a field where the body lay and the auto bloodstains.
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Swedish UN troops repel Baluba attacks in Katanga
Sixty Swedish United Nations soldiers fought off three Baluba assaults near Luena in Katanga. Officials say no Swedish casualties. two other clashes left the hospital chief physician and three Swedish UN soldiers seriously injured. Tshombe accused UN forces of firing on Katangese troops as trains were attacked and tracks ripped up. Reports of a broad European roundup followed, heightening fears among Europeans in Elisabethville amid ongoing political tensions.
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New York Central Shuts Down Major Rail Service
The New York Central Railroad cancels all train service in and out of New York City due to a tugboat crew strike. Grand Central Terminal closes at 6 am, affecting 40,000 local commuters and long distance riders between New York and Chicago. Picketing spreads to suburban yards. buses, car pools, and hotels assist stranded passengers while negotiations resume at 9 am.
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Where To Turn Patrolman Helps Man
Patrolman uses pressure points to control bleeding and gives a bus mechanic a chance at life. Judge emphasizes corrections functions while appointing detention home chief superintendent. Community notices include various local items from Amherst to Lorain and surrounding areas.
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Eight Die as Train Strikes Gas Truck in Magnolia
In Magnolia Mississippi a streamlined train, the Illinois Central Railroad City of New Orleans, hit a gasoline truck. The collision sparked a blaze that damaged several train cars. Authorities say the engineer, fireman, and truck driver are among the dead with eight total fatalities.
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Woman In Shot Case Dies In San Francisco
Mrs. Allen McCauley 40 formerly of Oberlin died about 7 last night at Letterman Army Hospital in San Francisco after illness following a 1959 compulsory smallpox vaccination.husband sues U S government for 250000 alleging enhanced disability from vaccination. Autopsy likely before body sent to Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home. Survivors include her husband and four children and her parents siblings and nieces.
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Hope Fades for Entombed Men in Sunken Radar Tower
New York reports Admiral Shinn says no survivors remain in the Atlantic wreckage after a radar tower collapsed in a Sunday gale. Twenty-six of 28 men missing as divers search the 180 foot deep site. only one body recovered and another seen but drifted away.
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Weather report for northeastern Ohio expects warm day
Partly cloudy and warmer today with a high near 40 to 44 degrees. Tonight will be cloudy with little temperature change and a low around 30 to 44. Wednesday stays mostly cloudy and colder. Monday’s temperature range was 29 to 36 with high humidity around 96 percent in the morning.
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