Ohio Senate bill passes after 13 hour all night debate
The Ohio Senate approved a $2 billion budget bill at 6 a.m. after a marathon 13 hour session. Democrats and Republicans fought over 41 amendments while the vote finished along party lines 20 Republicans for and 18 Democrats against. The measure, up about $176 million from last session, heads to a conference committee to resolve House Senate differences.
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Weather Northeastern Olio High 83 88 Warm Humid Tonight Friday
Weather summary reports high temperatures around 83 to 88 degrees with warm humid conditions overnight and into Friday. Tonight low 66 to 69. Wednesday temperatures about 62 to 87 from prior year. 24 hour precipitation ended 8 p.m. Wednesday none. Humidity readings reach 73 percent at 1 p.m. and rise to 51 percent by 8 p.m.
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Kennedy asks Congress to create US disarmament agency
President Kennedy proposed a new United States disarmament agency to coordinate and expand efforts on arms control. The plan would place all disarmament work under one director reporting to the president and secretary of state, with a budget and independent status, expanding current State Department efforts and boosting staff to 200 to 250.
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Reuther Seeks Share of Profits From Automation
Detroit UPI Walter P. Reuther, president of the United Auto Workers, said the union would seek a share of profits reaped from automation in talks with the auto industry. He cited 1960 Ford executives receiving 33.6 million in bonuses, equal to 12 cents per hour for hourly workers, as part of the case.
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Auto accident victim dies in Ohio
Fremont Ohio Charles F Keller 80 Riley Township farmer died Wednesday from injuries from a June 23 auto accident near Clyde He was a township trustee and member of the Sandusky County Agricultural Stabilization Committee.
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Second Mercury Astronaut Flight Planned July Launch
NASA tentatively plans a second downrange suborbital flight from Cape Canaveral for the week of July 16. The candidate is Marine Colonel John Glenn, backup to Alan Shepard, with the May 5 start leading to an orbital flight later this year or early next year. Glenn hails from New Concord, Ohio.
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Security Council To Study Berlin Crisis Measures
UPI reports a White House briefing on possible military and economic steps to counter a Soviet pressure on Berlin. Kennedy aims to show Western resolve, rally public support, and consider East Germany actions including National Guard calls and civil defense upgrades. No final decisions were announced.
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Witness says victim beaten with mop in Lorain slayings
A witness testifies that he saw the victim beaten with a mop in the Lorain slayings as a hearing continues for three defendants in Lorain Court. The page also notes the Portmen's show opening in Oberlin with a broad display attracting a large audience.
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U S Ships Nuclear Powered Satellite Aims For Space Era
The United States orbiting of Transit TV A marked the first nuclear powered satellite, test firing a Thor Able-Star rocket to place Transit TV A Greb Iti and Inyun in roughly 600 mile orbits. The mission aimed to test long lasting power for satellites and future space stations while gathering radiation data from the Van Allen belts.
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