Clinton-Massie levy fails. big cuts to follow next year
Clinton-Massie district faced drastic austerity after the operating levy failed by 50.66 percent in the special election. If approved, the two mill renewal and three mill addition would have raised about $25,000. funds would be slashed, with no summer school, driver training, or band practices, and about 200 pupils affected. Starting Sept. 1, workbooks, kindergarten, and art would be cut. athletic and extracurricular programs would end. staff would shrink by at least four teachers and all employees take an eight percent pay cut. Revenue next year expected to fall by $24,000 to $25,000. further cuts would be needed to balance the books.
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Clinton Massie
Board of Education
Clinton-Massie
Donald Hiatt
Adams
Kingman
Harveysburg
Clarksville
Vernon Township
Hiatt
Groundwork Laid for Manned Orbiting Lab Program
The Pentagon moves forward with a new manned orbiting laboratory program placing Air Force in charge. An initial Gemin-X model with noncrew onboard is planned for early 1966 and a full-sized lab within four years. Dyna-Soar is terminated and NASA will share related study data.
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Washington
Pentagon
Manned Orbiting Laboratories
Air Force
Civilian Space Agency
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Manned Laboratory
Air Force and Space Agency
Space Laboratory
McNamara
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
County Engineers Elect Officers in Ohio Association
Reed Ours of Marion County was elevated to president of the County Engineers Association of Ohio at its annual convention in Columbus. He succeeds Frank H. Thatcher of Clinton County. Bruce Weaver of Trumbull County becomes first vice president. Henry T. McCrady of Pickaway County is re elected treasurer and Argyle J. Moon of Wyandot County becomes secretary. Also, unemployment claims rose to 17 355 for the week ending December 7 from 12 785.
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Columbus, Ohio
Reed Ours
Marion
County Engineers’ Association of Ohio
Ours
Clinton County
Frank H. Thatcher
Wilmington
Bruce Weaver
Trumbull County
Pickaway
Henry T. McCrady
Circleville
Argyle J. Moon
Wyandot
Recreation Director Seeks Coaches for 5th and 6th Grade Basketball
E Sims city recreation director says the fifth and sixth grade basketball program needs more coaches. Volunteers should be seniors in high school college students or older. Contact Sims at 382 3010 for details.
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CC. E. Sims
Sims
Oswald's Widow Labeled Admirer of President
Mrs. Ruth Paine who sheltered Marina Oswald in Irving says Marina admired President Kennedy. Paine recalled watching Kennedy’s arrival on television and caring for their baby as Oswald faced arrest for Kennedy and Tippit killings. Marina is in U S protective custody.
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Oswald
Dallas
Kennedy
Marina Oswald
Ruth Paine
Lee Harvey Oswald
Irving
Oswalds
Wes Wise
Krld-Tv
Tion
Marina
J.D. Tippit
Jack Ruby
Big Saturn Rocket Set For Launch
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP Hurricane Ginny cost two days then a hydrogen explosion caused further delay to Saturn 1 launch plans. Lt Col Petrone says the 16 story rocket, to fly next Wednesday, will be a research test and carry the heaviest satellite yet, 83 feet long and 19 tons with ballast. The first stage will deliver 1.5 million pounds thrust and the second stage 90 000 pounds with liquid hydrogen.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Army
Rocco A. Petrone
Petrone
Space Agency
Launch Operations Center
Eternal Flame Relit After Accidental Dousing
The eternal flame over President Kennedy's grave at Arlington National Cemetery was briefly extinguished when holy water sprinkled by school children released the flame. Cemetery supervisor John C. Metzler said a bottle cap came off and a stream of water extinguished the flame a few minutes after it was relit.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
John C. Metzler
Arlington National Cemetery
Mass Burial Hinted For Air Crash Victims
In Elkton Maryland the chief medical examiner said a mass burial may be needed for some of the 81 victims of Sunday's plane crash near the town. Identification of 73 passengers and 8 crew members is difficult, prompting the possible collective funeral.
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Elkton
Here
Russell Fisher
Maryland
Senate Approves 1.2 Billion College Aid Bill
Senate passed a 1.2 billion college construction aid measure sending it to President Johnson. It funds classroom, lab, and library expansion with priority to plans meeting rising enrollments. The bill allows grants and loans totaling 180 million and 120 million respectively for four-year colleges plus funds for public junior and graduate schools.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Congress
Senate House
Kennedy
Assassination Probe Slated To Be Slow
Washington officials say the Warren commission may take a year to finish its JFK assassination inquiry as it studies a five volume FBI report. Sources note threads from Lee Harvey Oswalds shirt were snagged on the rifle used in the Dallas motorcade killing. The panel views the FBI file as a starting point and aims for a thorough investigation rather than a quick conclusion.
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Washington
Earl Warren
John F. Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Dallas
Warren Commission
FBI
White House
Hostages Held as Bolivian Mine Conflict Grows
Bolivian peasants march toward Oruro to back President Paz Estenssoro against dissident miners who hold 15 hostages at Catavi, including four Americans. Government warns food cuts if hostages not released tonight. 3,000 troops outside Oruro.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Victor Paz Estenssoro
Oruro
Catavi
Orure
Andes
US S
Boiler Break Closes Wilmington Junior High School
A boiler breakdown at Wilmington Junior High around 1 p.m. today prompted dismissal of all pupils by 1 15 p.m. There were no injuries and the evacuation was orderly. No classes will be held Thursday due to repairs and a PTO meeting this evening at the school has been canceled.
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Wilmington
Montana Feels 21 Below As Arctic Air Grips West
A major snow storm and severe cold spread across the Rocky Mountain region and northern plains. In Montana the temperature plunged to 21 below zero in Butte and Bozeman as arctic air covered a large area from the Rockies to the northern plains.
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Associated Press
Rockies
Midwest
Appalachians
Montana
Mercury
Butte
Bozeman
Plains
Senators Eulogize Kennedy as Senate Observes Day of Mourning
U S Senators halt normal business to deliver tributes to John F Kennedy. Leaders Mansfield and Dirksen join Hart in eulogies while pledging support for civil rights and legislation as a memorial to the late president. A commemorative volume will be given to Mrs Kennedy.
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Washington
Senate
John F. Kennedy
Hart
Johnson
Kennedy
Mike Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
Coin Shortage Worsens Amid Holiday Shopping Rush
The Treasury voiced concern over a growing coin shortage as Christmas shopping peaks. Officials cited solid retail demand and more vending, parking meters, and coin use, with shortages in all denominations except silver dollars and banks asking the public to circulate coins.
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Washington
Treasury
Santa receives five thousand dear Santa letters
New York AP report notes about 5 000 children and adults sent in requests to Santa Claus with gifts and marriage proposals as the holiday season nears.
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New York
Santa Claus
Susan
Santa
Weather Forecast for Mrs. Ethel Hayes Ohio Region
Southern and central Ohio forecast mostly cloudy with a touch of light snow this afternoon. Occasional snow or freezing rain tonight and Thursday. Continued cold. Low tonight 22 to 30. High Thursday 28 to 34.
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Ohio
Sinatra Jr. Freed After Kidnap Ordeal in Bel Air
Frank Sinatra Jr. is released at 3:10 a.m. after a 54-hour abduction on the California Nevada border. FBI involvement disclosed no arrests. father paid 240000 dollars in small bills for return. The 19-year-old was unharmed and blindfolded during captivity. he was found by Bel Air patrolman on Rose Comare Road near Nancy Sinatra’s home.
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Hollywood
Frank Sinatra Jr
California -Nevada
Bel- Air
Sinatra Jr
Nancy Sinatra
Sinatra
FBI
Sinatra Sr
Wilshire Boulevard
Los Angeles
Bel-Air
George C. Jones
Frank Jr
Rosecomare Road
Nimes Road
Nimes Rd
Reno
Rex Kennamer
Frankie Jr
Beverly Hills
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