Rhodes campaigns cited on Ohio bond ballot May second
Columbus notes say Gov James A Rhodes returned to the Statehouse after a three day swing through northeast Ohio promoting his Ohio Bond Commission proposal for the May 2 ballot. Cleveland briefs report a stand in and city hospital strike over union recognition at St Luke's Hospital.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Statehouse
Ohio Bond Commission
Cleveland
St. Luke's Hospital
St. Luke’s
Federated Posts Record 1966 Sales and Income
Federated Department Stores Inc the nations largest chain reports a record year for fiscal 1966. Board Chairman Fred Lazarus Jr and President Ralph Lazarus announce consolidated sales of 1408609895 and net income of 73616431 for the year ended January 28.
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Cincinnati
P— Federated Department Stores Inc
Fred Lazarus Jr
Ralph Lazarus
Portland State College student body race on love slate
Larry Smith campaigns for student body president at Portland State College on a love slate. A campaign rally featured bus, hugging and laughter as supporters handed out lip pops and cards saying We love you.
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Portland
Ore
Larry Smith
Portland State College
Alabama man gets 214 years for bus theft to visit friend
U S District Judge William E Steckler sentenced George Lee Williams, 30, of Birmingham Alabama, to 214 years in prison for stealing a Greyhound bus from his hometown terminal last January and driving it 510 miles to visit a lady friend in Camby Indiana.
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Indianapolis
Ind
U.S
William E. Steckler
George Lee Williams
Birmingham
Ala
Greyhound
Camby
Man jailed for stealing one lollipop in Knox County
Knoxville police report Arthur Kyker, 31, was sentenced in Knox County Criminal Court to six months in jail for stealing a single lollipop. Kyker was caught in a kindergarten with the loot on February 20 and pleaded guilty to attempting to commit a felony burglary.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Arthur Kyker
Knox County Criminal Court
Kyker
Groundbreaking Planned Sunday for New Plant at Coolville
Public notices indicate a groundbreaking event on Sunday for a new plant in Coolville. A May 8 public hearing is scheduled on relocating the Route 33 east Athens bypass. Dairy farmers meet in Cleveland to discuss higher milk prices. Additional items note UFO sightings near Camp Conley and Mason and individual battles expected at the Ohio University Relays.
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Coolville
Ace
East
Athens
Cleveland
Ohio University
Bridges Down and Casualties Rise in Vietnam Clash
The article reports Communist forces destroying two bridges on the Da Nang to Quang Tri corridor affecting Marine supply routes. In week totals US casualties reach 177 dead and 1,345 wounded, with 1,478 Communists killed and 284 Vietnamese Army dead, amid intensified fighting near Quang Tri and Da Nang. Navy bombardment on North Vietnam limited to south of Haiphong by Feb. 27 orders, keeping ships 60 miles from the port.
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Saigon
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
South Vietnam
Quang Tri
da Nang
LBJ Urges a Decade of Urgency for Americas
At the Punta del Este summit LBJ urged Latin American leaders to commit to a ten year surge of social and economic development across the hemisphere. He offered U.S. support for a Latin American common market big cross-border projects tariff relief for developing nations and modernization in agriculture health and education. He signaled flexibility on using aid funds outside the U.S. and sought worldwide tariff concessions.
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Punta del Este
Uruguay
Johnson
Hemisphere
Americas
U.S
United States
Dodd Ethics Probe: Secret Evidence Sparks Aide Claims
The Senate Ethics Committee kept secret much evidence against Sen. Thomas J. Dodd to avoid a political hassle. Four ex aides urged reopening, saying undisclosed materials formed the heart of the case, including cash and gifts from industry executives tied to contract lobbying and campaign donations.
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Washington
Senate Ethics Committee
Sen
Thomas J. Dodd
Dodd
Ethics Committee
Dodd’s
Benjamin R. Fern
McGeorge Bundy
Adenauer Reported Weaker Amid Illness
Adenauer, 91, is seriously ill with flu and bronchitis in Bonn. A medical bulletin notes declining resistance and weaker heart and circulatory functions as doctors from Bonn University and Prof. Adolf Heymer oversee care.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Bonn University
Adolf Heymer
Delay Sought On Powell Decision
Washington AP report says several House Republicans oppose seating Adam Clayton Powell until the Justice Department finishes its misconduct probe. GOP leaders weigh action as Powell's court case to overturn exclusion drags on, with appeals and potential months more before a final Supreme Court ruling.
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Washington
House
Adam Clayton Powell
Justice Department
Powell
Richard H. Poff
R-Va
Department
Poff
House Republican Conference
Melvin R. Laird
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Chicago Truck Drivers Stay Away From Jobs
Chicago and 56,000 local drivers and dock workers refused work continuing a city wide stoppage that halted trucks from inbound and outbound points. The nationwide lockout left warehouses stacked with goods and auto parts shortages lingered as firms await a federal mediated resumption.
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Chicago
Trucking Employers Inc
Teamsters
Koreans Swap Shots At Border Turns Fatal
About 100 North and South Korean soldiers exchanged fire for two hours before dawn, the largest border clash since 1953. At least three North Koreans and one South Korean were killed.
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Seoul
South Korea
Jury Still Undecided On Posteal Laskey Case
The fate of Posteal Laskey Jr. 29, accused of killing secretary Barbara Bowman 31, remained undecided as a six by six Cincinnati jury continued deliberations after overnight sequestration. Deliberations paused following the juror’s sister’s death. judge ordered resumption at 9 a.m. Laskey, a laborer and weekend jazz musician, is charged with Bowman's stabbing death on Aug. 14 near her home.
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Cincinnati
Posteal Laskey Jr
Laskey
Barbara Bowman
Chinese escape terror linked to cultural leader Ma Szu tsung
Ma Szu tsung a cultural leader and violinist fled Communist China last January aboard a small tugboat later found abandoned near Hong Kong. He and his family have been granted asylum in the United States and now reside with his brother in Manhattan.
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Ma Szu-tsung
China
Hong Kong
Musician
United States
Manhattan
Jason
Government approves higher taxi tipping policy
The Bureau of the Budget announced that government officials may now tip 15 cents per dollar on taxi fares. Charles L. Schultze, director, stated the policy change applies to officials in line of duty, effective this week.
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Washington
Bureau of the Budget
Charles L. Schultze
Budget Bureau
Ohio May 2 election on Bond Commission in dispute
Ohio Supreme Court heard a mandamus bid to keep Issue No. 1 off ballots for a $25 million Bond Commission fund. Secretary of State Ted W. Brown argued the measure is beyond recall while critics urged separate consideration of the tax deferral for aged Ohioans. The court did not say when ruling would come.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ted W. Brown
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio Bond Commission
Judson Allgood
Cincinnati
Kingsley A. Taft
Rankin Gibson
Supreme Court
Michael V. DiSalle
John L. Fore
Gibson
Allgood
Atty
William B. Saxbe
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George Potts
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Haiphong
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York High School
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Delay
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
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