State official discusses plant sites with Go program
Curt Koons of Ohio's newly organized Department of Development spoke at Operation Go breakfast in McNeil's restaurant. He outlined Rhodes program finance for industry, door to door outreach in New York Chicago and San Francisco, and stressed reasonable site prices and available data for communities.
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Ohio
Department of Development
Operation Go
McNeil’s
Curt Koons
Washington D. C
Allen McKay
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Koons
Rhodes
Go Committee
Wilmington
Two Robbers Hold Up Shaker Heights Couple
In Cleveland two well dressed robbers tied up Ephreim Horowitz and his wife Gussie in their apartment after posing as interior decorators. They robbed the pair of jewelry and furs valued at 22 000 and 670 in cash before fleeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Shaker Heights
Ephreim Horowitz
Horowitz
Gussie
Clinton County Fair Race and Judging Schedule Update
On the second full day of the Clinton County Fair, racing features seven two year old trot entries and five three year old pace entries at noon. Overnight pace includes seven horses in the third two heat race. Ohio Colt Racing Association stakes on Wednesday. District Jersey and Ayrshire shows span Wednesday to Friday with junior fair judging and 4 H revues. Elmer Hinkle Show entertains Wednesday and Thursday afternoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton County
Ohio Colt Racing Association
Datyon Power and Light Co
District Ayrshire
District 13
Elmer Hinkle
Rhodes Receives Apple Pie at Jackson Festival Greeting
Gov. James A. Rhodes was greeted in Columbus by the Jackson Apple Festival queen-elect Barbara Sargent and her six-member court. Sargent, 17, will be crowned queen Sept. 18, and presented the governor with an apple pie during the visit.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Jackson
Barbara Sargent
Relief Agencies Aid Low-Pay Service Members Families
An Associated Press survey shows thousands of Army Navy Air Force and Marine enlisted personnel rely on charity as service incomes fail to cover essentials. Military relief groups disbursed millions for food clothing and utilities with many families taking surplus food and state welfare. some personnel work extra civilian jobs while spouses also work. Army Emergency Relief reported 4.18 million dollars in loans and grants last year, a third aiding 12,215 cases for food rent and utilities.
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Washington
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marine
Associated Press
Armed Forces
Washington, D.C
Armed Services
Army Emergency Relief
Convicted in Ratterman Civil Rights Case in Kentucky
A jury in Covington Kentucky convicted Newport attorney Charles E Lester and former night club operator Edward Buccieri of conspiracy to violate Campbell County Sheriff George Ratterman civil rights. They were acquitted on the actual violation charge. Four defendants were acquitted on both counts.
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Covington, Ky
USS
Newport
Charles E. Lester
Edward Buccieri
Campbell County
George Ratterman
Tito Carinci
Upshore
White
Pat Ciafardini
Joseph Quitter
Mac Swinford
Lester
Buccieri
Ratterman
Old Glenn Hotel
Ohio Guard Appoints New Senior Air Force Adviser
Col. Robert J. Rogers, 45, a West Point graduate and World War II veteran, is named senior adviser for Ohio Air National Guardsmen. He will serve from the 121st Tactical Fighter Wing at Lockbourne AFB and oversee units in Springfield, Mansfield and Columbus after a four year assignment in West Germany.
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Columbus
Ohio
Robert J. Rogers
West Point
Hawaii
United States
Ohio Air National Guardsmen
Springfield
Mansfield
Rogers
121St Tactical Fighter Wing
Lockbourne Air Force Base
West Germany
U.S. Air Forces
Europe
East West Talks Begin After Nuclear Test Ban Pact
In Moscow US Secretary of State Rusk and British Foreign Secretary Home lead talks with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko on easing East West tensions. Delegations discuss nonaggression pledges de nuclearized zones and the German issue as they meet at the Lenin Hills reception house.
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Moscow
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Dean Rusk
Lord Home
Andrei Gromyko
Rusk
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.S
United Nations
William C. Foster
American Disarmament Agency
Foy D. Kohler
Charles Stelle
Lenin Hills
Peking-Moscow
U.S. Senate
Kremlin
Washington
Khrushchev
C-119 Ditches in North Carolina Five Escape
A C-119 ditched in a North Carolina soybean field during Operation Swift Strike III. All five on board bailed out, with one crewman suffering a fractured collarbone. The aircraft was identified by Spartanburg officials as from Stewart AFB. A Greenfield reservist and his wife reported the event, while Air Force officials withheld confirmation at presstime.
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North Carolina
Spartanburg
N. C
Stewart
Air Force Base
Greenfield
Air Force
Pope Afb
Carl Hilgenburg
Spring St
TCW
Hilgenburg
Air Force Information Service
Joint Task Force
Blue
Fort Bragg
Solon Studies Space Problem
Washington Ohio Congressman Oliver P Bolton argues the Soviet Union may focus on inner space between 100 and 200 miles above Earth while the US targets the moon He questions the $52 billion NASA authorization including over $1 billion for the moon project and says national security drives space policy and funding.
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Washington
Ohio
Oliver P. Bolton
Soviet Union
U.S
Mentor
House
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Liquor Agent Kills Ex Cop in Parma Heights Shootout
In Parma Heights a former Brecksville police officer, William T. Snyder, 28, was killed and state liquor enforcement agent Ralph E. Kreiger, 41, wounded in a gun battle. Kreiger, hit in the left forearm, said a car forced his vehicle aside and Snyder opened fire, with Snyder later shot in the head as Kreiger returned fire.
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Cleveland
Brecksville
Parma Heights
William T. Snyder
Ralph E. Kreiger
Kreiger
Parma Community Hospital
Snyder
Krieger
Program of the Week at Clinton County Fair
The schedule features harness racing six mile heat events with Ohio Colt Racing Association stakes and Clinton-Massie and Clinton County 4-H bands. Junior fair shows include steer, swine, poultry, sheep, and Holstein dairy judging with related demonstrations and a fashion revue at Dayton Power and Light tent and Clinton County Implement Dealers Display.
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Dayton
Ohio Colt Racing Association
Clinton-Massie School Band
Clinton County
Ayton Power
Dixon Files For School Board Post
James W. Dixon 39 of 365 Randolph St. filed to run for Wilmington City Board of Education where two seats are open in November. Incumbents Dr. R. R. Buchanan and Mrs. Kersey M. Hale hold positions. Dixon has served in the Air Force at Clinton County and Wright-Patterson and is an architect with roles in civil engineering and plans and programs.
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James W. Dixon
Randolph St
Wilmington City
Dixon
Air Force
Clinton County
Wright-Patterson Air Force Bases
Wright Field
Directorate of Civil Engineering
Aeronautical Systems Division
Glenn D. Phillips
Civil Rights Leaders Map Their Strategy
Washington AP reports NAACP organized three day strategy conference with hundreds of leaders and lawmakers to press for meaningful civil rights legislation. Speakers include Congress members and diverse faith leaders amid plans for continuous grass roots activism nationwide. A separate August march for jobs and freedom aims to draw 100 000 to 250 000 participants to the Lincoln Memorial area near the Washington Monument.
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Washington
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Congress
NAACP
Washington Monument
Lincoln Memorial
City jail escape ban passes in Vandalia ordinance
Vandalia council approved an ordinance banning escape from the city jail. The measure targets inmates and failing to surrender or break out, aiming to bolster jail security and public safety.
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Vandalia, Ohio
Rebels surround Cap Haitien as Haiti invasion unfolds
A rebel column led by Gen. Leon Cantave surrounds Cap Haitien in the north, denying rumors of its capture. Exiled Haitian soldiers land near Fort Liberte and seize several towns while Duvalier government alerts the frontier and evacuates American families.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Haiti
Cap Heitien
Palm du Nord
Leon Cantave
Listin Diario
Fort Liberte
Cap Haitien
Derac
Troy
Limonade
U.S
Dauphin Sisal Plantation
Duvalier
Port Au Prince
Wednesday Harness Entries
Harness race card listing two age group events at 8 p.m. with entries for the 2 year old pace and the 3 year old trot. Names include Sally Zoe Donna B Nosey Mite Spencer Adios Charleston Master Piece Key Dale Just Pam Hoosier Hal Jet Guy Queens Major Rocket Bomb Tarport Mart Tahiki Mack W Counsel R J Axemite Tyler Alma Scott and others.
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Ohio Colt Racing Association
Sally Zoe
D. Peterson
Donna B. Long
R. Newcomer
Nosey Mite
H. Layman
Spencer Adios
R. Little
Charleston
F. Rowe
J. McPherson
Jet Guy
Rocket Bomb
Hackett
Tarport Mart
H. McCullough
Tahiki R. Brown
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Jim Parker
Martinsville
Lynchburg
Clinton County Fair
John
Eddie Vance
Vance
Parker
Ratterman Rights
Ohio Guard
Carolina
Solon
James Dixon
Hispaniola
Juan Bosch
Mack W. Counsel H
R. J. Axemite
Tyler
Alma Scott
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