Senate OKs regents bill with changes in education control
Ohio Senate Education Committee approves the Rhodes administration board of regents bill after six amendments. Changes limit eminent domain for private colleges to fewer schools and let state universities reject board program recommendations, while preserving final Assembly say over funding.
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Senate
Case Tech
Western Reserve University
Oberlin
University of Cincinnati
Cleveland
General Assembly
House
Ross Pepple
Lima
Orig
Assembly
A Call for Civic Leadership in Elyria’s Future
An editorial urges Elyria leaders to ignite civic pride and fund long range plans. It envisions a modern city hall, bridges, parks, a river beautification program, and improved city services fueled by stable financing and inspired public stewardship.
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Elyrians
United Fund
Civie
Elyria
Northeastern Ohio Weather Forecast and Temperatures
Wet snow mixed with rain clears, becoming mostly sunny later. Highs near 45 to 50 with cooler conditions today. Partly cloudy tonight with a low around 30 to 35. Thursday looks fair and slightly warmer. Tuesday temperature range around 38 with sunrise at 6 20 a m and sunset near 7 47 p m. Moonrise at 3 05 a m moonset around 9 42 p m. Average 24 hour temperature about 42 degrees.
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Ohio
Federal Reserve Probes Missing 7.5 Million Treasury Certificates
The Federal Reserve Board says it is investigating the unexplained disappearance of 37.5 million Treasury certificates from the San Francisco Fed. A spokesman notes the short term negotiable notes were first found missing last August and have not been cashed. Investigations involve the Treasury Department and the Secret Service with no cashed certificates reported.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
San Francisco
Treasury Department
Secret Service
Ernest
Ernie) Smith
Hawaii
Flyer
Former Elyria police chief seeks new post in Florida
Former Elyria police chief seeks a new post in Florida as authorities consider career moves. Officials note potential openings at regional departments and assess fit for leadership roles.
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Elyria
Florida
Milan
McNamara and Kennedy Meet McClellan on Tex War-Plane Row
Defense Secretary McNamara and Attorney General Kennedy conferred with Sen. McClellan to ease Congress Pentagon tension over the TFX contract. The talks followed a private session with top Air Force witnesses as hearings opened. McNamara suggested questions for the subcommittee.
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Capitol
McClellan
McNamara
Kennedy
Air
Former Elyrian Inherits Trust Fund In Will Disclosure
A former Elyrian, Miss Margaret Marfoot, of Cleveland and Elyria birth, is named as a beneficiary of the late John Watson's estate in California. The will unveils a 37 million estate. Miss Marfoot will receive income from a trust fund, though she did not disclose the amount. Television reports claimed a 1 million tax free bond bequest, which she called inaccurate. She once lived in Devon Courts and taught dancing to local families.
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Elyrian
John Watson
Cleveland
Atorney
Calfornia
Margaret Marfoot
Miss Morfoot
Devon Courts
Labor unrest rocks Macmillan amid unemployment riot
London reports say a riot by about 5,000 unemployed outside Parliament becomes a sharp test for Prime Minister Harold Macmillan. The Times decries the demonstration as the wildest outside Parliament since World War II while the Daily Mail calls it the biggest threat to Parliament since the early days of the war.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Labor
Macmillan
Hom
Betton
Times of London
The
Daily Mail
Detroit man cleared after bus speed dispute at Oberlin Court
George A. White, 37, faced a charge of driving a school bus over the Ohio Turnpike limit of 56 mph. He pleaded no contest and was fined $5 and costs before clerical errors prompted the judge to suspend the fine and reopen the case. The Turnpike patrol had initially claimed a 35 mph limit for buses.
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Gberlin
Detroit
Gaio
Oberlin
George A. White
Ohio Turnpike
White
Cleveland
Turnpike Patrol
David R. Goldthorpe
Goldthorpe
Cost of living ties an all time record
The U S cost of living rose to a new high in February with the index at 106.1, a level not reached since September. Higher prices for apparel and renewed food costs, especially citrus fruits and vegetables, pushed the gain. Bananas fell as supplies normalized after dockworker disruptions.
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Washington
UPD
Labor Department
Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
East
Gulf Coast
Wellington superintendent resigns after dispute over sex ed policy
Wellington school board accepted the three year renewal of Walter L. Harris’s contract at 10 500 annual salary. Harris resigned amid controversy over health class content and a sex ed course, with two other faculty resignations noted. Harris had led district since 1951 after coming from Ashville Public Schools.
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Harris
Walter L. Harris
Robert Myers
Its
Hart
Board of Education
State Department
John Stein
Iris
Ashvilie
J J. Siler
Bucyrus Pubic Schools
This
Westwood
Howard A. Johnson
Norma Jean Osborne
Typhoid Claims Briton as First Foreign Victim in Zermatt
The typhoid outbreak in Zermatt, Switzerland, claimed Frederick Smith, 25, the first foreign fatality. The epidemic has sickened nearly 400, with two Zermatt women dead and cases spreading to St Moritz and Solothurn. Army and health officials report many hospitalizations and ongoing disinfection efforts while authorities trace infection sources.
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Zermatt
Switzerland
UPI
Frederick Smith
London
United States
St. Moritz
Engadine
St Moritz
Rudolf von Planta
Solothurn
Vii
Comau
Hadiday
Reds Seek Court Order to Hold Hate America Convention in Rio
Delegates at a Communist sponsored hate America convention sought a court order and possible federal troops to force local authorities to allow meetings in Rio de Janeiro. Gov. Lacerda of Guanabara state bans sessions there and arrests 53 Brazilians attempting to reach the convention headquarters. Police guard the ferry landing as Viteroi plans to host the opening session with hopes of a later in Rio proceeding.
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Brazil
GPI
Rio de Janeiro
Carlos Lacerda
Guanabara
Rio
Viteroi
Lacerda
Luis Conzaga Leite
Niteroi
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Avon Lake
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