Four Mill Levy for Kenton District on Ballot
The Si mon Kenton School District will place a four mill levy on the November ballot. The renewal of three mills plus a new one mill accounts for consolidation with New Vienna and minor adjustments. Bus routes will shift hours with six hours forty five minutes for high school and shorter elementary days.
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Kenton
Simon Kenton
New Vienna
Board of Education
E. W. Kettlewell
Kettlewell
Grand Champion Steer Nugget Wins At Clinton County Fair
Nugget a 955 pound Hereford owned by David Lacy of Chester 4-H Club captured grand champion at the Clinton County Fair steer show judged this morning. Lacy will enter Clinton-Massie High School next fall. Reserve champion was a black Angus owned by Joan Gray of Sabina Blue Ribbon Winners 4-H Club. Judging was by William Hogue of Cardington.
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Clinton County Fair
David Lacy
Chester
David
Harley Day
Billy Lacy
Wilmington
Clinton- Massie High School
Joan Gray
Sabina Blue Ribbon
Night Blooming Cactus Charms Cuba Home
In Cuba, Mrs. Minor Williams admires a night blooming cactus that opens at night and closes by day. The plant bears a large white blossom with a figure inside reminiscent of the infant Christ in the manger. Several other buds are visible on the plant.
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Minor Williams
Cuba
Christ
Senate OKs GI Pay Hike Unanimously
The Senate approved with no votes against a broad pay raise for most active duty personnel plus reservists and retirees, excluding recruits and those with under two years service. The bill, costing about 1.227 billion annually, would take effect Oct 1 and mirror House plans with slight differences.
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Senate
Washington
House
Senate House Conference Committee
Sen
Howard W. Cannon
D-Nev
U.S. Coast Guard
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Public Health Service
Politics To Put GOP OK on Treaty
Senate Republicans weigh political risks of the limited nuclear test ban treaty and anticipate majority support. Influential GOP figures cite the “mother vote” and Joint Chiefs of Staff views as crucial factors. Dirksen notes mixed mail from senators and calls for broad backing to reach two thirds.
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Washington
Senate
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Republican Policy Committee
White House
Douglas divorcee weds Washington attorney after reported calls
Mercedes Douglas 46 wed Robert Eichholz 52 in Beverly Hills after filing for divorce from Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas for cruelty. The jurist had married Joan Martin 23 in Buffalo a day earlier amid reports of hostile phone calls from the public.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Mercedes Douglas
Robert B. Eichholz
Washington, D.C
Douglas
Goldendale
Wash
Joan Carol Martin
Buffalo
N.Y
Allegheny College
Meadville
Miss Martin
John H. Martin
Thursday Harness Entries Post Time 8 p m
Entries list for Thursday harness racing with races on nonwinners and open purses. Names include C McKeever W Bond M Wilson T Johns F Rowe D Peterson Blanton Jr G Morris M Marchi and others.
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C. McKeever
W. Bond
Stormy M
M. Wilson
King’s Buddy
T. Johns
Mr. Keekus
F. Rowe
Edgewood Day
D. Peterson
Coalee Winwood R. Blanton, Jr
Paladium
G. Morris
Nina Mia
M. Marchi
Champ Aralac
M. Nixon
Cubans Start Recruiting for Warfare Against Castro
Reports from Miami and other cities say Cuban exile groups are recruiting men for raids and sabotage against Fidel Castro. Veterans of the 1961 Bay of Pigs are said to be prominent, with exile leaders visiting Nicaragua and conferring with CIA agents. Multiple raids, not a large invasion, are planned.
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Miami
Fla
Fidel
Castro
New York City
Chicago
New Jersey
Cuba
Central America
Nicaragua
Rene Schick
Luis Somoza
Carlos Pino Socarras
CIA
Ohio Solons Back Racial Issues On Education Vote
United States House defeated an amendment to bar vocational education funds from segregated schools by a 181 to 217 vote. Democratic supporters included Feighan Secrest and Vanik while opponents included Ashley Hays and Kirwan. Republicans listed among supporters include Abele Ashbrook Ayres Betts F Bolton O Bolton Bow Brown Clancy Devine Harsha Latta McCulloch Mosher Rich Schenck Taft. Minshall is recorded as for but did not vote.
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Washington
Ohio
House
Feighan
Secrest
Vanik
Cosmos Sends Signals From Moscow Satellite Launch
The Soviet Union reports that its 19th unmanned Cosmos satellite launched Tuesday is sending scientific data to Earth.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Earth
Moscow Radio
Next East West Parleys Likely to Be Tougher
Washington reports that future East West talks will be harder than the recent test ban treaty signing with the Soviet Union. Khrushchev pushes for a NATO Warsaw Pact nonaggression pact while U S leaders weigh goals and potential recognition of East Germany amid uncertain outcomes.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
United States
Sec
Dean Rusk
Moscow
NATO
Khruhchev
East Germany
United Nations
U.N
It's Another Boy For First Family Showcases Blanchester Tragedy
Blanchester resident Mrs. Jeanette Witt 42 dies in a head on crash on U S 25 near London Kentucky. Husband Jack Witt seriously hurt and two of their three daughters injured. Surviving relatives include Barbara 17 and Jacqueline 12. Funeral services handled by Hannah funeral home Blanchester. The family had been visiting in Merritt Island Florida and were returning home via London Kentucky.
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Jeanette Witt
Blanchester
Jack Witt
U. S
London
Witt
Brenda
St. Joseph Hospital
Lexington
Eddie Carnahan
Merritt Island
Fla
Hannah
Alice Faye Carnahan
Merrit Island
Wilma Mathes
Macus
North Carolina
Two Fairfield Men Delayed in Slayings Indictments
A Lancaster Ohio judge postponed arraignments for Frederick Spears and John Chapman until next Tuesday to allow counsel appointment. The Fairfield County grand jury returned four indictments accusing Spears of two murders and Chapman of the fatal attack on his girlfriend Betty May Miller.
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Lancaster
Ohio
Fairfield County
Merlin C. Parent
Frederick William Spears
John J. Chapman
Fairfield County Grand Jury
Spears
Virginia Wagner
Mona Eckard
Chapman
Betty May Miller
Mrs. Waring Files for Wilmington School Board Seat
Mrs. William M. Waring a nurse at Clinton Memorial Hospital and longtime Wilmington resident filed her petition to run for the Wilmington Board of Education. She is a Martinsville native with ties to the local schools and family including sons Michael and Bruce.
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William M. Waring
Eloise B
Clinton Memorial Hospital
Clinton County
Wilmington High School
University of Cincinnati
Bruce
Wilmington Senior High School
Waring
Wilmington Business and Professional Women’s Club
Ohio State Registered Nurses
Wilmington Women’s
County Fair Reaches High Tide Mark With Evening Events
The Clinton County Fair enters a peak day with judging across swine poultry sheep dairy and beef cattle plus 4 H demos. Tonight features the District 13 junior Jersey show at 7 p m and a junior fair revue at 8 p m alongside a harness racing program. The Elmer Hinkle Show returns Thursday at 1 30 p m after two days of strong attendance and finance.
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Clinton County
Clinton County Fair Board
Elmer Hinkle
Helmick
Washington D. H
Rotroff
Central States Racing Association
Kennedy baby born premature at Otis Base
Mrs John F Kennedy gave birth to a son five and a half weeks early at Otis Air Force Base Hospital. The child was placed in an oxygen tent and the mother is reported in good condition. The delivery was by Caesarean section and the President learned of the hospital arrival by telephone before noon.
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Otis Air Force Base
Mass
John F. Kennedy
White House
Kennedy
John Jr
Jacqueline
Rebels Press Cut Off Drive
Gen Can tave led Haitian rebel invaders in a southwest thrust toward Cap Haitien to cut off the north coast. Duvalier airlifted at least 150 soldiers to Cap Haitien as roughly 500 invaders, aided by deserters, pressed two-column advance. An unconfirmed report claimed a force landed at St Marc. OAS called for an investigation into Haiti's charges of Dominican-origin invasion while U.S. officials reported Americans near Phaeton remained safe.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Leon Cantave
Cap Haitien
Negro Republic
Francois Duvalier
Port Au Prince
Associated Press
Robert Berrellez
St. Marc
Haiti
Duvalier
Hinche
Capj Haitien
Washington
Council of the Organization of American States
Hispaniola
Arturo Calventi
OAS
Paul Verna
Phaeton
U.S. State Department
Glion Curtis Jr
U.S
Castro's Mother Dies Reported by Cuban Radio
Cuban radio reports Senora Lina Ruz De Castro died Tuesday night in Havana. She was the widow of Angel Castro and mother of Raul Castro, Fidel Castro, another son, and four daughters. Burial planned for this afternoon in the family plot near Biran, Oriente Province.
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Miami
Fla
Fidel Castro
Senora
Lina Ruz de Castro
Havana
Biran
Oriente
Senora Ruz
Angel Castro
Raul Castro
Fidel
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R. Brown
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Cosmos
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Lynch, Ky
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Cumberland, Ky
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