Nichols Named Proxy of Ohio Superintendents
Walter N. Nichols Clinton County superintendent of schools since 1953 was named president of the Ohio County Superintendent's Association. He is married with one son Walter Jr and lives in Westboro. A Jefferson High School, Wilmington College and Ohio State University graduate, he has been active in school legislation and was the association's vice president last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio County Superintendent’s Association
Walter N. Nichols
Clinton County
Nichols
Walter Jr
Westboro
Jefferson High School
Wilmington College
Ohio State University
Ohio Association
Lima Ford Plant Shuts Down 1600 For Second Shift
The Lima Ohio Ford plant idles 1600 of 1700 production workers as the Chicago Heights stamping plant strike affects about 27 000 Ford workers in roughly 20 plants. 375 salaried and 100 maintenance staff remain on site. Negotiators offered no details on grievances as the strike begins.
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Lima
Ohio
Ford Motor Co
Chicago Heights
Ill
Ford
Meteor
Lincoln
Dr Stephen Ward Leaves 4420 Pound Estate
London AP reports Dr Stephen Ward left a net estate of 4420 pounds 12 376 dollars, disclosed by his brother’s lawyer. Ward, central to the Profumo scandal that toppled a War Minister and risked Macmillan’s government, killed himself after the trial found him guilty of living on earnings of prostitutes.
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London
Stephen Ward
Ward
John D. Profumo
Harold Macmillan
Buddhists Quiet After Crackdown In Saigon Martial Law
AP dispatch from Saigon reports the Viet Nam army's raids on pagodas and mass arrests of monks and nuns as martial law takes effect. Observers note loyalty to President Diem, while some claim casualties among clergy. The crackdown shifts U S policy reassessment toward Diem's regime.
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Tokyo
Ngo Dinh Diem
U.S
Diem
Malcolm W. Browne
Saigon
Browne
Viet Nam
Foreign Ministry
Walker Sets X15 Altitude Record At 351000 Feet
Edwards Air Force Base California AP Joseph A Walker lifts the X15 to 351000 feet, nearing the 360000 foot goal but failing due to a shallower 44 degree climb. He reaches about 3700 mph, engine maxed until fuel runs out, as ground crews debate the new record for 45 minutes.
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Walker
Negro Pupils Sign For Private School In Prince Edward
In Farmville Virginia Negro children continued registering for private desegregated schools run by a biracial Virginia educators board. Officials estimated up to 1600 pupils might enroll as 856 had registered by midweek. The schools would operate in public buildings closed four years ago to skirt a federal desegregation order. One white student, Richard D. Moss aged 17, registered by his father Dr C G Gordon Moss dean of Longwood College.
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Farmville
Prince Edward County
Prince Edward Free School Association
Board of Virginia
Richard D. Moss
C. G. Gordon Moss
Longwood College
Ohio State Fair Opens Friday With TV Stars and Livestock Shows
Gov. Rhodes will snip a ribbon at sunrise to open the 110th Ohio State Fair. The Beverly Hillbillies cast leads a four day engagement, followed by Johnny Mathis and other entertainers. Daily harness racing and horse shows run through Labor Day with a $7,500 livestock premium pool and an antique quilt exhibit.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Beverly Hillbillies
Max
Big Jethro” Baer Jr
Pretty Donna
Ella May” Douglas
Irene “Grannie
Ryan
Johnny Mathis
Real
Me’Coys
Doug McClure
Virginian
Coliseum
Prince Souvanna Phouma to Address United Nations
Neutralist Premier Prince Souvanna Phouma will depart Sept 10 for New York to address the United Nations. The move signals Laos during a period of Cold War tensions and regional diplomacy.
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Vietane
Souvanna Phouma
New York
United Nations
Nominees for ASC Election Are Announced
Wilford Young announces the slate of nominees for the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service community committees for the 1963 64 program year. The list includes Adams ASC Community and numerous local individuals across Richland and Jefferson counties.
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ASC
Wilford Young
Clinton Asc
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Adams Asc
Robert Bevan
John Craig, Jr
Wilbur Reveal
Richard I. Snyder
Glenn J. Thompson
Dale Webb
Chester
Charles Barton
Henry Carter
Thomas Collett
Roderick A. Hackney
Allen E. Haines
Thad Haines
Allen Lewis
Robert Shell
Ernest E. Dunn
Hubert Gibson
C. Clayton Miller
Russell Nieley
David Ostermeier
Liberty
Ronnie Dunlap
Gary Earley
Harry Grooms
Lewis A. Hayes
David Harris
Mike Mason
Marion
John Falgner
Ronald Heeg
Donald Marsh
Richard Melvin
Asa H. Penquite
Howard L. Rhode
William D. Redrick
Beauford Willhite
GOP Presses For Rider on Tax Cut Bill
AP report notes Republicans plan a new bid to require the second phase of the tax cut to meet budget or debt limits. President Kennedy opposes the rider and pledges to keep spending down.
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GOP
Washington
Kennedy
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
House
Ways and Means Committee
John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
Howard H. Baker
Tennessee
Baker
Senate
Prayers Said For Three Miners Trapped In Hazleton
In Hazleton Pennsylvania three miners are trapped 331 feet underground and relatives receive letters and cards of support. Mrs David Fellin wife of one trapped miner reports receiving several messages some with money. A Wilkes Barre family card asks for courage and continuing prayers.
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Hazleton, Pa
David Fellin
Wilkes-Barre
JFK Eyes Vietnam Steady Policy Against Reds
President Kennedy pursues a cautious Vietnam policy with high stakes in Southeast Asia. Saigon’s Diem regime faces Buddhist unrest seen as a distraction from the broader fight against Communists led by Ho Chi Minh and the guerrilla war. Ambassador Lodge will survey options without weakening the anti Reds campaign. The United States vows to stay and prevent a Southeast Asian collapse.
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Washington
Kennedy
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Ngo Dinh Diem
U.S
Saigon
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States
Diem
Ho Chi Minh
Big Ohio county school system to spend $3.1 million
The 1963 64 year sees Wilmington City and Clinton County schools operating about 8 500 pupils in 25 buildings with a $3 1 million general operating budget. Local taxes fund most costs and bond retirements.
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Wilmington
Clinton County
Wilmington City
Ohio
Denver
Smith
Main
East End
Holmes
Midland
Port William
Martinsville
New Antioch
Mt. Pleasant
Denver Place
Main Building
Smith Place
Martinsville Junior High
Clinton-Massie
George’s Corner
Kingman
Blanchester
Sabina
New Vienna
Jefferson
Clarksville
Reesville
New Viena
Edenton
Harveysburg
Kenton
Adams
Senate Prepares Bill to Avert Railroad Shutdown
The Senate Commerce Committee begins work on emergency legislation to avert a nationwide rail strike slated for next Thursday. Chair Magnuson plans to confer with Leader Mansfield as the bill aims for early consideration and possible House passage by early next week after stalled talks under Labor Department oversight. The talks between carriers and unions broke down, with no immediate path to reconciliation.
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D-Ark
House Commerce Committee
Senate
House
Commerce Committee
Kennnedy
Labor Department
Milk Cans Hide Troy Hoard Unearthed at Altman Mills
In Troy Ohio detectives and workers uncovered money buried under the Altman Mills feed plant four miles north of town. Two 10 gallon cans contained about 350000 dollars and a third five gallon can held more cash. A fourth can search is underway. The finds span all denominations and were wrapped in 1945 Dayton Daily News sheets.
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Altman Mills
Ohio
Troy National Bank
R. S. Altman
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Altman
Dayton Daily News
Big sale at fairgrounds nets near nineteen thousand
A Wednesday sale at the fairgrounds drew over 1500 attendees and about 250 buyers, totaling 19698.30 dollars. The top bid was 780 dollars for a John Deere 227 coin picker from Newport Concrete Co. of Cincinnati, while a seed cleaner sold for ten cents. 473 pieces were sold with an average of 41.65 dollars. Buyers came from Ohio Kentucky West Virginia and Tennessee. William Maples of Tazewell Tennessee traveled the farthest. Machinery will be shipped out today and Friday.
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Fairgrounds
John Deere
Newport Concrete Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Tennessee
William Maples
Tazewell
Tenn
Hoffa Attacks Civil Rights Plan as Farce in Minneapolis
James Hoffa denounces the administration civil rights proposals before Congress as a farce and a fake. He calls the Washington march a futile gesture during a Teamster rally in Minneapolis while criticizing federal intervention laws as misleading for Black Americans.
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Minneapolis
Teamster
James Hoffa
Congress
Washington
Hoffa
Donovan to Receive Red Cross Citation for Bay of Pigs role
James B. Donovan will be cited by the American Red Cross for helping negotiate the release of 1,113 Bay of Pigs prisoners from Cuba. The award recognizes his pivotal contribution to securing their freedom amid post crisis efforts.
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Corbin
Randolph St
Lonnie Corbin
Wilmington Public
Pammy
Holmes Elementary
Shirley
Donnie
Lonnie
Judy
Corbin Clan of Scholars
News-Journal
David Myers
Lima Ford
Ohio State
Television
Head Entertainment
Prince
U. N
Richland
Calvin Brewer
James
JFK
America
Secretary of Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Troy
William Sutton
Pittsburgh
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