Tax Delinquent Property Heads for Auction Block
Clinton County tax delinquents totaling 130 811.81 face sheriff sale after notices and warnings. County Treasurer Dorothy South reports second half taxes paid at 1 006 444.47 with 10 percent penalty pending on outstanding bills.
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Clinton County
George Schilling
Schilling
Dorothy South
Adams
Chester
Clark
Green
Jefferson
Liberty
Marion
Richland
Union
Wilmington Corporation
Vernon
Washington
Wayne
Wilson
Miss South
County Budget Seen At 1.15 Million For 1964
Clinton County commissioners propose a 1964 operating budget of 1,153,060 with 524,000 from the general fund and 550,000 from the motor vehicle and gasoline tax fund. The document lists detailed general fund allocations for offices, courts, and services including commissioners, auditor, treasurer, common pleas and juvenile courts, probate, clerk of courts, coroner, municipal court, elections, courthouse grounds, sheriff, recorder, rural zoning, agriculture, county home, child welfare, crippled children, children's home, blind relief, aid programs and more, with 1963 figures in parentheses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Common Pleas Court
Board of Elections
Historical Society
Ohio State Fair Opens 11 Day Run
The 110th Ohio State Fair opened in Columbus with an 11 day run through Labor Day. Youth Day activities drew youngsters from across the state as sunny weather set the tone for a record attendance. TV stars from The Beverly Hillbillies — Donna Douglas Irene Ryan and Max Baer Jr. — drew a large crowd at the 8,000 seat grandstand.
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Columbus
Ohio
Beverly Hillbillies
Donna
Elly May” Douglas
Irene
Granny” Ryan
Max
Jethro” Baer Jr
Faulty Badges Sent to Gallup Police
New Gal lup police department badges delivered Thursday bore the Arizona state seal instead of New Mexico, prompting officials to recall and replace them.
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Gallup
N.M
Arizona
New Mexico
Wilmington Booster Club drives door-to-door drive
Wil mington High School Booster and Athletic Club teams will go house to house between 6 and 8 PM to recruit new members. The effort is run with the school's athletic department and requests a one dollar per person contribution.
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Wilmington
Wilmington High School
Wilmington High School Booster and Athletic Club
Home Federal Savings & Loan Association of Cincinnati
Dorothy South
Fulbright Says Test Ban Split May Cost Some Votes
Sen J W Fulbright expects the split among nuclear scientists over the limited nuclear test ban treaty may cost a few votes but not threaten ratification. The Arkansas Democrat and Senate Foreign Relations Committee head notes most scientists favor the pact banning tests in atmosphere water and outer space though opposition from some officials also carries weight.
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Washington
J. W. Fulbright
Fulbright
Arkansas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Hurricane Beulah Faces Seeding Experiment
Beulah strengthens to 80 mph as scientists study seeding options. Cecil Gentry of the National Hurricane Research Project notes silver iodide drops could be released into Beulah’s cloud formations to dampen the storm.
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Miami
Fla
Beulah
Cecil Gentry
National Hurricane Research Project
Eric Johnston Dies Former MPAA Leader at 66
Eric A. Johnston longtime business figure and presidential aide dies at 66. As president of the Motion Picture Association of America he led the industry for 18 years and earned a $100000 annual salary. He also chaired national business drives and served on multiple wartime and postwar federal commissions.
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Washington
Eric A. Johnston
Motion Picture Association of America
Motion Picture Indus
Try
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Johnston
National Labor Management Advisory Committee
Inter-American Economic Development Commission
Economic Stabilization Board
War Manpower Commission
War Mobilization and Reconversion Commission
Movie Actors Aid Fight for Negroes in Alabama
Marlon Brando and three actors urged Gadsden officials to pursue racial equality and better race relations. They planned meetings with the City Commission and officials from Goodyear and Republic Steel to improve communication between races.
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Gadsden
Ala
Marlon Brando
Goodyear Company
Republic Steel
U S Aid Ban Is Modified By Kennedy Plan
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy presented a revised Title VI to Congress. The proposal would allow state and local agencies to seek judicial review when federal aid is withheld for discrimination. Kennedy stressed ending discrimination over losing federal funds in the civil rights bill.
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Washington
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Congress
Kennedy
Senate Judiciary Committee
Charter Group Proposes Charter Changes To Wilmington Council
City Council president Charles Kohler and Councilmen Donald Babb and Richard Babb met with the Wilmington Charter Commission to discuss the council's duties and possible reforms. They urged longer terms, staggered elections, and clear job definitions to reduce inefficiency and aid government streamlining. The next meeting is September 12 and all Charter Commission meetings are open to the public.
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Charles Kohler
Donald Babb
Richard Babb
Wilmington Charter Commission
Commission
Charter Commission
Wilmington
Ex Coach Given Post
Joseph Howell of Cleveland a widely known former basketball coach at Cleveland East Tech High School has been named education assistant for the Ohio Civil Rights Commission.
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Columbus, Ohio
Joseph Howell
Cleveland
Cleveland East Tech
Ohio Civil Rights Commission
Rescue Drill Nears Breakthrough for Trapped Miners in Hazleton
In Hazleton Pennsylvania two miners David Fellin 58 and Henry Throne 28 report hopeful signs as a 12 inch escape bore nears their chamber 331 feet underground where they have been trapped for ten days. Louis Bova 42 remains missing.
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Fellin
Henry Throne
Louis Bova
Crash Blamed For 3 Deaths In Ohio Collision
A three vehicle crash near Fostoria Ohio on U S 23 and US 224 caused three deaths and one critical injury. Sam Crain 67 and his wife Louise 65 of Romulus Michigan were killed when their car hit a semi truck. Crain's sister Elizabeth 56 was in critical condition at Fostoria City Hospital. Tow truck driver Carl Meyer 47 died of a heart attack while at the scene and en route to hospital. Ronald Dague 37 of Lodi the truck driver escaped injury.
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Fostoria, Ohio
Sam Crain
Louise
Romulus
Mich
U. S. 23
U. S. 224
Here
Crain
Elizabeth Crain
Fostoria City
Carl Meyer
Fostoria
Ronald Dague
Lodi
Altman Treasure Unearthed From Troy Mill Site
Workers digging at the Altman feed mill near Troy Ohio uncovered more of the buried treasure a late owner claimed to hide. Cans contained about 350000 in small bills with another 150000 found in a five gallon container. Guards and heirs protect the site while the money sits in the Federal Reserve Bank Cincinnati awaiting estate settlement.
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Russell Stacy Altman
Troy
Ohio
Altman
Pop
U.S
U.S. 25A
Miami County
Federal Reserve Bank
Cincinnati
George Altman
Irwin, Pa
Mary Jane Ward
Willis
Troy Mills
UN Hearing Set On Israel and Syria Aggression Claims
Israel and Syria clash at a United Nations Security Council session in New York as each side accuses the other of aggression in the demilitarized zone north of the Sea of Galilee. Israel cites shelling of two settlements. Syria rejects Israeli territorial claims and accuses annexation efforts.
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United Nations, N.Y
Israel
Syria
U.N. Security Council
Special Council
Michael Comay
Sea of Galilee
Close Parental Tab Ties To Student Achievement
Kent State University study by James Evans of Franklin Pennsylvania links close parental supervision to higher academic performance among 46 fifth grade students. Evans, earning a Master of Arts, found that mothers of over achievers exert more control than those of under achievers.
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Kent, Ohio
Kent State University
James Evans
Franklin
Evans
Kent
Ford UK New Agreement Ends Chicago Heights Strike
Settlement announced by Ford Motor Co. and United Auto Workers ends a five state walkout that idled more than 30,000 workers. The Chicago Heights stamping plant strike involving 3,750 UAW members began August 15 and resolved all 74 grievances behind the walkout.
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Chicago
Chicago Heights
Ill
Ford Motor Co
Company
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Republicans and Democrats Slash Foreign Aid Bill
In Washington the House slashed more than 1 billion from the foreign aid bill, crafting a 585 million net cut from a 4.1 billion package. Bipartisan support shifted as Southern Democrats backed budget cutters, with cuts including 600 million from the Development Loan Fund and 225 million from military aid. The administration faces a Senate test to restore funds.
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Washington
House
Kennedy
Senate
Alliance For Progress
Otto Passman
D-La
Senate Panel OKs Proposal on Railroad Work Rules
Senate Commerce Committee backed a bill to create a seven member arbitration board to settle the railroad work rules dispute. The panel rejected Kennedy’s ICC plan and would bar strikes while arbitration handles firemen jobs and train crew make up with other issues sent to the board if needed.
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Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
Senate
Kennedy
Interstate Commerce Commission
Secretary of Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Commerce Committee
Arbitration Board
Troubleshooter Is Sent Abroad
President Kennedy will send Under secretary of State George Ball on a 10 day mission to Portugal and Pakistan. Ball will fly to Lisbon to confer with Premier Antonio Salazar and other officials. The trip aims to ease tensions over Portugal’s African colonies and to mend strained U S Pakistan relations after Washington supplied arms to India last fall.
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Washington
Kennedy
George Ball
Portugal
Pakistan
Ball
White House
State Department
Lisbon
Antonio Salazar
United States
U.S
India
Equality Day Slated in Ohio by Governor Rhodes
Gov James A Rhodes announced Ohio will observe August 8 as Equality Day to align with a planned peaceful civil rights march on Washington August 28. The proclamation cites long standing grievances of Negro citizens and calls all Ohioans to support and pray for equality for all.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Washington
Kennedy brothers back stay in school effort
dent Kennedy and his brother Attorney General Robert F Kennedy each gave 1000 dollars to the Stay in School Benefit Fund Committee. The group aims to place needy Washington youths in part time jobs or provide subsidies to keep students in school beyond their parents means.
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Washington
Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
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Viet Nam
Tran van Chuong
Ford UK
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