Ohio Bond Commission Proposal Gains Broad Press Support
Ohio newspapers broadly back Gov. Rhodes plan to authorize a state debt expansion via the Ohio Bond Commission with voter approval on Issue No. 1. Editors cite safeguards and growth potential while noting ambiguities, as AP survey shows strong favorable sentiment from major dailies including Akron Beacon Journal, Athens Messenger, Cleveland Plain Dealer, Mount Vernon News, Canton Repository, Dover Daily Reporter, Springfield Daily News, and Springfield Sun.
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Ohio
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Bond Commission
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CBC
Rhodes
Commission
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Beacon Journal
Athens Messenger
Messenger
Canton Repository
OBC
U.S
Repository
Harry Yockey
Dover Daily Reporter
Daily News
Springfield Sun
Johnson School Aid Standoff Faces Partisan Clash
Washington briefs report mounting partisan confrontation over the Great Society elementary and secondary education program. A $6.7 billion bill to extend the aid is under House consideration for two more years. The same dispatch notes ethics action against Senator Thomas J. Dodd for campaign fund use and cites a military court ruling applying Miranda rights to cases involving military personnel.
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President Johnson
Great Society
House
Amis to carry Bond legacy with lighter gadgetry
Kingsley Amis, 45, named by Glidrose Productions to continue Ian Fleming’s James Bond series. Amis says Bond will be less gambling and gadget driven, yet still chase women, weapons, and civilization’s rescue. Bristol-born author prepares to take over the iconic franchise.
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James Bond
007
Kingsley Amis
Ian Fleming
Amis
Glidrose Productions
Bond
Ramsey Charged Over Expired License in Maggie Valley
Clyde Ramsey of Maggie Valley was cited by NC highway patrolman W C Coggins after a Wednesday minor traffic crash. Ramsey, 52, had an expired license for nearly 30 years when the officer checked it.
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Maggie Valley
N. C
Clyde Ramsey
North Carolina Highway
Logan School Problems Debated by Split Town Meeting
A divided panel at a second Town Meeting debates Logan school problems. The session explores funding, curriculum, and district priorities as residents weigh potential changes and local impact. Additional coverage on prosecuting attorney notes and upcoming Seoul golf meet details appear on later pages.
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LOGAN
Seoul
RO Ila Ar
Stalin's Daughter Holds News Conference At Plaza Hotel
Svetlana Alliluyeva accused current Soviet leaders of sharing responsibility for killings and crimes of Stalin era during a New York news conference. She voiced disillusionment with communism, embraced Christianity, and said she sought asylum in the United States to pursue writing. She baptized in 1962 and argued religion reflects universal truth.
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New York
Svetlana Alliluyeva
Joseph Stalin
Central Committee
Politburo
Stalin
United States
Plaza Hotel
Alliluyeva
Moscow
Internal Rift Is Continuing In Red China
Tokyo AP reports wall posters from Peking claim a deputy military commander in Tsinghai staged a coup against his chief and killed or wounded over 200 Mao supporters. Earlier reports spoke of hundreds killed or wounded in April 18 clashes in Lanchow between the army and anti Maoists amid a power struggle in China.
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Peking Wall
Tsinghai
Mao Tsetung
Lanchow
Kansu
China
Mao
Chinese Communist Party Arc Us
Liu Shao-chi
Stalin's daughter Svetlana charms America with poise
In New York, Svetlana Alliluyeva, Stalin's daughter, projects calm poise and openness during a high profile Plaza Hotel news conference. She speaks softly of love for the country, hints at possible U.S. citizenship, and deflects questions about wealth, noting writers are not capitalists.
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New York
Joe Stalin
Kremlin
Svetlana Alliluyeva
America
Wall Street
Stalins
Stalin
Marx
Next Action By Teachers Is Planned In Martins Ferry
MARTINS FERRY Ohio AP Most of the city's public school teachers planned a professional study meeting in Wheeling WV to map plans for regaining their jobs after being fired en masse for boycotting classes. School Supt John C Pickens said the schools would stay closed until the dispute between the Classroom Teachers Association and the school board is resolved. Pickens, acting under Ferguson Law, notified 87 of 133 teachers by certified mail that their services were terminated.
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Martins Ferry
Ohio
Wheeling
W. Va
John C. Pickens
Ohio River
Classroom Teachers Association
Pickens
Marines fail to take Hill 861 as Viet fight rages
U S planes and artillery pounded a North Vietnamese force holding Hill 861 three miles northwest of Khe Sanh after 37 Marines were killed and 84 wounded in a three day push. Air losses rose to 10 planes this week, with total U S losses now at 520. In Pleiku Province a 4th Infantry Division unit reported 15 enemy killed in two hours.
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Saigon
U.S
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Haiphong
North Vietnamese
Hill 861
Khe Sanh
Associated Press
Richard Merron
Merron
Quang Tri
Laos
Pany
U.S. 4Th Infantry Division
Central Highlands
Pleiku
Westmoreland mission defended by Humphrey amid attack
Vice President Humphrey defended Gen Westmoreland's mission and praised his New York speech as responsible criticism. He said Westmoreland would be well received when testifying to Congress, while Republicans criticized protests that allegedly aid Hanoi and questioned patriotism of policy critics.
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William C. Westmoreland
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Westmoreland
Associated Press
New York
Congress
Hae Noi
Senate
Mark O. Hatfield
R-Ore
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Thruston B. Morton
R-Ky
Meigs County prisoner recaptured near Dexter after escape
Raymond M. Spires 27 of Dexter Route 1 slipped from Meigs County jail Tuesday night and walked about 20 miles to his rural home before sheriff Hartenbach recaptured him at 3 p.m. Wednesday. Indicted for rape of a 7 year old, he had earlier fled after a high speed chase and wreck. He was to be examined at Lima State Hospital, delaying the trip.
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Pomeroy
Raymond M. Spires
Dexter
Meigs County
Meigs
Robert Hartenbach
Spires
Middleport
Hartenbach
Ceremonies Slated Today for Expo 67
Montreal Expo 67 opens with a 9:30 a.m. public gate opening. 11 million visitors expected over six months. Pierre Dupuy invites Gov Gen Roland Michener, Prime Minister Lester Pearson and other officials to lunch prior to the opening ceremony.
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Montreal
Pierre Dupuy
Roland Michener
Lester B. Pearson
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