Sallee appeals 125 year sentence for $1 robbery
Victor Leon Sallee, once a Sandusky boxer, plans to appeal his conviction and 125 year prison term for a $1 robbery in Ashtabula. He was sentenced by Common Pleas Court Judge Thomas Lambros after assaults on Paul Andrews and earlier hung juries in two trials involving a 15 year old girl.
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Canton youth dodges death after street accident
Dana Krug, 13, of Canton was struck by a car Thursday night and hurled about ten feet into the air. He landed on his feet and skidded another ten feet, with police saying his landing probably saved his life.
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Alden says rumor of gubernatorial bid unfounded
Ohio University President Vernon R. Alden called rumors linking him to a gubernatorial bid unfounded after a newspaper mentioned his name. He spoke on campus after returning from talks with the Young Presidents Organization in Puerto Rico and told an American Institute of Architects gathering he has no political ambitions.
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Pre Election Controversy Flares Again in Ohio
Ohio Democratic Chairman William L Coleman accuses Governor James A Rhodes of intimidating state employees by distributing literature on the May 4 primary ballot inside pay envelopes. Republican Senator William H Deddens says the Democratic party extracts $100 from pay envelopes for those earning $1.
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Mississippi Floods Hit Four States Amid Easter Delays
Thousands displaced as the swollen Mississippi churns through Minnesota Iowa Wisconsin North Dakota and Illinois with record crests forecast below St Paul. Red Cross reports 10 dead 187 injured 3502 dwellings damaged and 5950 families aided while killer tornadoes strike Tennessee causing multiple injuries and property damage.
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Cambodia Talks Considered as Viet Nam Peace Channel
Washington reports a possible U S Britain conference on Cambodia as a route to peace talks on Viet Nam. President Johnson and Prime Minister Wilson discussed prospects. both sides say the diplomatic picture must clear before deciding usefulness. Wilson toured Washington after a New York speech tour and praised the visit.
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Raiding ships sunk and bridges damaged in Viet Nam action
About 150 U S Navy and Air Force jets struck targets in North Viet Nam destroying highway and rail bridges near Bai Duc Thon and Xom Ca Trang. A direct hit damaged the Bai Duc Thon bridge while the smaller Xom Ca Trang bridge also sustained damage. The South Vietnamese air force said four North Vietnamese warships were sunk.
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Pop Art Posters Stoking Anti American Feel in Peking
In Beijing, a new display at the Peking Art Gallery uses photographs paintings and cartoons featuring President Johnson as the arch villain to mobilize anti American sentiment. The exhibit shows militaristic imagery while officials emphasize defense over escalation.
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Nixon Says Negroes Face Worse Prejudice in Russia Than U S
Former vice president Richard M. Nixon, after a six day trip to the Soviet Union, tells business leaders that racial prejudice in Russia is greater than anywhere in the world and that many African students are leaving. He notes no single Khrushchev successor and predicts a new Soviet leader will rise.
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Steel Offer Rejected By Union
The United Steelworkers union rejected a proposed industry deal to swap contract improvements for a May 1 strike deadline extension. President David J. McDonald said he was disappointed though not discouraged, with a union source citing about five cents per hour per man for a 60 day to 6 month limited agreement. About 450,000 USW members work in basic steel as R. Conrad Cooper accused the union of being a house divided against itself.
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Basic Steel Industry
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Passover Begins As Good Friday Observances Continue
Jews prepare for the Passover starting at sundown as Christian Good Friday observances mark Holy Week. Pilgrims throng Rome and Jerusalem while Pope Paul VI leads Roman Catholics in prayers altered to omit offensive references. In Moscow a seder is planned at the Israeli embassy for about 100 attendees.
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Athens High selects next season basketball captains
Next season’s Athens High School basketball squad names its captains. Page 10 notes the selections reflecting leadership roles for the upcoming year.
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Housing Bill Stalled in Ohio Committee
Columbus report notes a housing bill named as fair housing legislation faces delay in committee action. Officials and lawmakers debate provisions with unresolved questions over enforcement and scope amid ongoing discussions.
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