Rhodes budget tight as Democrats fail to boost school funds
In Columbus lawmakers debated Gov. James Rhodes’s $13 billion two year budget. Democrats narrowly passed the bill after voting against higher education boosts, leaving education funding at $510.5 million and higher education at $144.1 million. The plan preserves revenue projections and earmarked funds, with general expenditures near prior levels and a focus on education.
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Budget Talks Show Troop Move Threats and Education Funding
In Washington reports indicate K will move troops if mental hygiene funding rises to 1816 million over two years, a one million increase. Democrats push for higher education grants and Cuba policies while opposition railes against the tight budget. Harriman’s Moscow visit to urge Soviet cooperation on Laos is noted.
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Nixon to join NY law firm
Cuban underground group claims 4000 Russian troops were moved into Cuba two weeks ago and taken to encampments in the Escarmbray Mountains. Esteban Aquiles Morera says this information came through clandestine channels and more troops are expected to arrive and be distributed island wide. Khrushchev reportedly sees troops as a liability after removing missiles.
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Weather forecast shows above normal warmth in south west
The Weather Bureau predicts above normal temperatures in the South and West for the 30 day period, with cooler conditions in the Northern border states and large fluctuations elsewhere. In the western states and northern plains through the Great Lakes, warmer days prevail.
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Red China reports ship torpedoed amid doubt on charge
Japanese officials fear a major incident with Beijing after a Red China freighter, Leap Forward, sank 167 miles west of Cheju Do while en route from Tsingtao to Mojo. All 34 crewmen rescued by Ttsuki Mara. Navies in the area deny submarine activity. Nationalist China says no submarines in the Yellow Sea or East China Sea.
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Barber seeks court shield as picketing at shop swells
In Yellow Springs Ohio a temporary restraining order blocks Negroes from approaching Gegner’s barber shop amid protests by Antioch College and Racial Equality group members. Judge Young to rule next week on the injunction while demonstrations continue.
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Indiana University students indicted in anti Communist law test
Three IU Young Socialist Alliance officers were indicted under Indiana's 1951 anti-Communist statute in one of the first tests of the law. Indictments charge they met March 25 to advocate overthrow of the government. Campus observers say the case could reach the Supreme Court. IU officials question constitutionality.
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Elyria minister studies King Tut tomb and recalls American tourist
A Elyria minister’s trip to Egypt revisits King Tut’s tomb and prompts memories of an American tourist. The item appears on the first page fourth section, amid miscellaneous local notes.
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