Rhodes Budget Plan Aims For No Tax Increase
Reaction split as Rhodes unveils a no tax budget proposal totaling about 21 million more for municipal universities at Cincinnati Akrop and Toledo and for branch and community colleges. Payments tie to freshmen enrollment with $M per first year student and increases as the program grows. Education would take about 34 percent of the general fund with $1.5 million for the school program boosting total to $55.254 million.
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Rhodes
Cincinnati
Akrop
Toledo
Nex Sears
Raades
Uribes
Butler
Robert Tumbleson
Utility Commission
Council ends Elyria's dimout amid press revolt
UPI report quotes 10 news media spokesmen criticizing government news management during the Cuban crisis. They demand a categorical repudiation of lying to the public and call for clear guidelines on information during crises. News leaders warn erosion of government credibility harms democracy.
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Alvin Spivak
Washington
UPI
News
Government
Trey
House
ANPA
Ice
Gene Robb
Albany
Times-Union
Knickerbocker News
Roba
John D. Moss
D-Calif
Moss
Robb
Charles S. Rowe
Fredericksburg
Free Lance Star
Freedom of Information Committee
Associated Press
Kennedy appeals to Central American leaders for Cuba policy
President Kennedy sought support from six Central American presidents for his Cuba policy and new sacrifices for the Alliance for Progress. He outlined a harsh democracy defense plan, proposing a “wall” around Cuba of committed allies, while rejecting a hard line against Castro. Kennedy addressed the opening of the American States conference and planned a housing project visit with Alliance for Progress backing, amid broader talks on regional economic integration and opposition to communist expansion.
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Costa Rica
Kennedy
Cuba
Fion
Fidel Castro
Honduras
Guatemala
Nicaragua
el Salvador
Panama
Iday
iCuba
Nicarama
el Osque
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
Central America
Soviet Union
Itsiide
America
County Home plan eyed as nursing facility in county report
Local notes indicate the COUNTY HOME building is being considered for conversion into a nursing home. Sheffield area school updates include additions at an elementary campus and a meeting pursuit with American Ship Building on a new contract. Wellington council discusses a dim financial outlook while Amherst Township rezones land for a shopping center. Altrusa backs an eye bank program. Local briefs mention Avon Avon Lake, Columbia contract bridge, and assorted notices on births sports stocks and calendars.
Airplane Safe With 84 Aboard In Pacific Flight
A Navy Constellation chartered by Military Air Transport Service carried 34 persons including 9 children, flying six hours over the Pacific with two engines out before landing safely at Hilo Airport with 13 minutes of fuel left. It touched down at 11:32 a.m. EST after turning back from a route near the point of no return between Honolulu and San Francisco. Aboard were eight Navy crew, 62 military personnel and 14 dependents, including five wives and nine children.
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Hilo
Hawaii
Pacific
Military Air Transport Service
Point of No Teta
Honolulu
San Francisco
Navy
Algeria protests French nuclear blast in Sahara
Algeria denounces a French underground nuclear test in the Sahara and plans to press for changes to the Evian accords. Prime Minister Ahmed Ben Bella presides over a cabinet session with a parliament emergency meeting set to announce an important declaration.
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Algeria
Sahara
Algiers
UPI
France
Ateenian
Ahmed Ben Bella
Ben Bella
Northeastern Ohio Weather Warns Of Hazardous Driving
Cold morning with freezing fog and sleet shifting to rain and showers later. Winds rise with warmer air and a windy day ahead, high near 4. Tonight mostly cloudy, windy and not as cold, showers ending, low 32 to 38. Wednesday partly cloudy with a few showers, a touch cooler. Sunrise 6 33 a.m. Moonrise today 12 24 p.m. Average temperature 24 degrees.
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Ohio
Thunderstorm Forecast Extends Across Ohio and nearby states
The Columbus Weather Bureau warned of thunderstorms with hail and damaging winds in the area, with a possible tornado risk in the western quadrant through early afternoon to early evening. Reports from Lorain and Cleveland indicate no severe danger north of Columbus, while a broader zone from Terre Haute to Covington was flagged for severe weather.
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Columbus Weather Bureau
Lorain
U. S. Coast Guard
U. S. Weather Bureau
Cleveland Hopkins
Loram County
Indiana
Keniuch
Clevelandkins
Columbus
Akron
Jine
Terre Haute
India
Covington
Ohio
Columbus Bureau
Re installation of residential streetlights in Elyria
Workmen will restart lighting 605 residential streetlights in Elyria after city council approved funding in 1963 temporary appropriation. Mayor Neeson pushed the measure amid revenue increases. debate centered on two mill levy and property tax receipts, with Baird criticizing past decisions and Krueck guiding the vote. Lights on Jareriai streets and Northeast Bypass will stay dim unless May vote approves a two-mill levy.
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Elyria
Richard E. Baird
AMC Gpyrupsiguun
Chari VE Neeson
Cerporate Fur
Neeson
Jequeil
Jareriai
Kenneth A. Krueck
Finance
Baird
John A. Kafka
Ted Emerich
Council
Fred B. Sanford
Utilities Committee
North Ridgeville Possible Funds From County Audit
North Ridgeville officials consider extra funds after Lorain County results showed Elma revenue surplus of 90 000. Council President Dr T Finegan asked the county auditor to verify if 39 000 or 23 000 might still be available from August October tax distributions to support North Ridgeville finances.
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Orth Ridgevill
Lane
Arcane County Auditor's
North Ridge Council
T. Finegan
Ins
Ety
Lorain County
Joseph J. Mitock
A& of
Elna Wall
Finegan
Xeesor
Elma
North Ridzeune
Oberlin Council OKs City Income Tax Law
Oberlin Council approved a two thirds of one percent income tax by a 4 to 3 vote, effective July 1, with $90 000 to $200 000 yearly expected. The plan includes source deductions, quarterly payments, declarations due April 15, and credits for residents paying municipal income tax elsewhere.
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Oberlin Council
Oberlin—Giy Council
Eric Nord
Don Pease
William F. Helmuth Jr
H. D. Blanchard
William P. Davis
Lysle K. Butler
Auther
Oberlin
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Potter
JFK
Kennédy
Sheffield
Loraen
Sheffield Lake
Wellington Council
Amherst Township
Altrusa Club
Avon
Avon Lake
Columbia
Police
Death
Huntington Lorain Livestock Medical
Norwalk
Beriin
Wellington
Sores
Nellie Shamma
Boston
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Hassan
Morocco
Rabat
Algera
Bho
Charles J. Hostetter
N. Ridgeville
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