Mental commitment law to be amended in Ohio
Ohio lawmakers plan clarifications to the 90 day mental commitment clause. Rep. David Matia says probate judges statewide interpret the provision differently and aim to require a 90 day maximum in all cases. The issue arose after The Chronicle Telegram reported judge interpretations and a Lorain County case prompted review.
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David T. Matia
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Matia
General Assembly
Chronicle-Telegram
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Ater
Probate Judge Association
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Probate Judges Association
Probate
Department of Mental Hygiene
Frank J. Merrick
Cuyahoga County
C-T
Lorain County
Tiffin State Hospital
Chronicle - Telegram
Kennedy vows federal help if Wallace blocks Alabama entry
President Kennedy says he will send federal forces if needed to enforce the court order admitting Vivian Malone and David McGlathery to the University of Alabama, though he hopes local Alabama authorities resolve the standoff. Wallace pledges to block entry, while Kennedy reiterates a constitutional duty to enforce the order.
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UPI
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George Wallace
University of Alabama
Alabama
University
Vivian Malone
David McGlathery
Miss Malone
Tuscaloosa
McGlathery
Huntsville
Wallace
Mississippi
Ala
Weather unlikely: Northeastern Ohio forecast
Northeastern Ohio experiences mostly sunny skies with early clouds and a warmer day as highs reach 55 to 62 degrees. Tonight clears and grows cold with frost away from Lake Erie, lows around 7 to 39. Friday looks fair and warmer with a Wednesday range of 38 to 52 and a year-ago level near 52. The 24 hour average was 45 degrees.
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Lake Erie
Judge orders reinstatement for expelled Negro students
Federal appellate court in Atlanta reversed a Birmingham school board ruling, ordering the readmission of more than 1,000 Black students expelled or suspended during the region’s largest racial protest. Chief Judge Elbert Tuttle led the decision, sparking sharp criticism across the Deep South as protests continue in North Carolina and other states amid ongoing university integration plans and federal enforcement threats.
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Atlanta
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Elbert Tuttle
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Eral
Greensbom
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Raleigh
Fayetteville
Winston-Salem
Jackson
Miss
Alen J Tompson
Doctors keep watch as Pope John XXIII relapses
Vatican sources said the 86 year old pope showed renewed weariness and stomach trouble. Two doctors kept an overnight vigil near his apartment window while crowds gathered in St Peter's Square for Ascension Day blessings. He plans a nine day spiritual retreat starting June 2 with no official duties.
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UPI
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John XXII
St. Peter’s Square
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NATO ministers endorse new look for nuclear forces
NATO foreign and defense ministers meet in Ottawa to unveil a new look at allied nuclear forces while reviewing the Cold War balance. The talks include coordination of NATO air and sea weapons with US missiles amid rifts over a broader nuclear integration and individual member positions on strategic plans.
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Pleasant View Sanatorium Reports Reduced Patients and Costs
The Pleas ant View Sanatorium Teport shows continued reduction in patient numbers, a slight rise in per patient cost, and a drop in operating costs. Vermilion school board keeps a history teacher on a one year contract after complaints as a junior high study proceeds.
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States Rights Party seeks Ohio presidential ballot bid
The National States Rights Party, a white supremacist group, reportedly plans to recruit in Ohio to place a presidential candidate on the 1964 ballot. NSRP leaders meet in Columbus and Cleveland seeking broader state access, with earlier activity centered in southwestern Ohio and historical filings inclining toward segregationist aims.
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Arkansas
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Birmingham
Ala
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Knoxville
Tenn
J. B. Stoner
Atlanta
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Cleveland
Stoner
California
Israel
Africa
UPI
Kennedy
Record turnout fails to elect a president in Lorain union race
Voters turnout failed to produce a local 325 United Auto Workers president. Runoff set for June 4, featuring candidates Frank Telakowicz and Carl Fisher. Ballot totals show Seifert, Carr, Shirley, Deeds, Molino, and Humphrey as other key figures in a contested election across multiple union offices.
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James Egan
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Yecal
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Terakowicz
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Adam Trabka
Trabka
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Shirley
Ed’Seifert
Sam Carr
Orlley W. Shirley
W. W Deeds
Jim Molino
Walter F. Humphrey
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