Vincent Massey Canadian statesman dies in London
Vincent Massey Canadian statesman and former governor general dies in London at age 80 from pneumonia during Britain's influenza outbreak. Massey, a key World War I leader and former high commissioner, arrived in Ontario Christmas visit and succumbed to pneumonia amid a mild influenza wave. Queen Elizabeth sent a message mourning the loss of Canada's distinguished son and former governor general.
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Roland Michener
Inmate Uprising, Parolee Murder Charge, Redistricting Plan
In Cincinnati nearly 60 inmates staged a violent uprising at Hamilton County jail before police used tear gas to regain control after about three hours. In Charleston a 22 year old parolee was jailed on murder and rape charges in the death of Helen Louise Miller. In Columbus Eugene P O Grady, state Democratic executive director, says a Congressional redistricting plan is being drafted to elect more Democrats and give African Americans a better chance, reshuffling Cuyahoga County districts to tilt seats.
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Hamilton County
Charleston
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Ohio
Eugene P. O'Grady
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Cuyahoga County
Bridge disaster recovery operations continue at reduced pace
Inside Today reports recovery efforts at the disaster site press on but slowed. Presidents Johnson’s popularity rebounds per a Gallup survey. a note on centennial era news contrasts with today’s headlines.
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Rhodes Seeks 265 Million Bond Issue for Ohio State Growth
Gov. James A. Rhodes proposes a 265 million comprehensive bond package to fund state capital improvements from office space to outdoor recreation. It would not raise taxes and would be repaid from existing tax revenues over five years. The plan aims to attract federal funds for water pollution projects and includes 40 million for new state office buildings.
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Citizens' Burdens Increase on Tax Changes
The text says Congress raised Social Security taxes in 1968, increasing the earnings cap from $6,000 to $7,800 and potentially up to $52.80 more in Social Security taxes for high earners. It notes no immediate effect from the 10 percent proposed tax surcharge, but possible further increases if the income tax surcharge is adopted. The 1987/1968 year references are inconsistent. the core point is higher Social Security taxes and a real estate stamp tax repeal.
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Truce Extended in Vietnam Amid World Peace Appeal
South Vietnam extended the New Year truce by 12 hours to honor Pope Paul VI’s call for a Day of Peace. The Viet Cong truce began earlier, with ongoing engagements reported in the north as government and allied forces sought to respect the pause. Marine units conducted operations Badger Tooth and Auburn near Quang Tri and Thea Thien, with 27 and 48 enemy casualties reported respectively, and 33 more enemy deaths in Auburn.
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U S Pledges Restraint on Cambodian Sanctuary Issue
A Johnson administration official says the United States will approach the use of Cambodian territory as a sanctuary with the greatest restraint. Deputy Secretary Bundy notes potential North Vietnamese and Viet Cong action in Cambodia Laos and along the DMZ could increase border activity. Bundy declines specifics on Sihanouk interview and U S emissary, reaffirming support for Cambodia independence neutrality and territorial integrity.
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Ohio Sets Standards for New Drunk-Driving Tests
The Ohio Department of Health outlined six breath, blood, and urine tests to certify drunken drivers starting Monday at 12 01 a m. Suspects who refuse the implied consent test face immediate license suspension. inspections require samples within two hours and in specific settings. Gov Rhodes to sign emergency order making regulations effective New Year’s Day.
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Scotland Yard bans zero in roulette at gambling clubs
London AP report says Scotland Yard ordered clubs to stop using the zero in roulette after a Lords ruling that zero roulette is illegal. Detectives warned prosecutions for any use of the zero and hinted other games might be banned. Experts note chemin de fer could remain legal as the only bankerless game.
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Britain Reconsiders German Colonies and Ethiopia Concessions 1936
Secret Cabinet records show Britain weighed returning German colonies in Africa to Hitler to avert European trouble and Eden offered territorial concessions to Mussolini to deter war with Ethiopia. Cabinet minutes reveal views on mandating transfers and rearmament, with hedged forecasts after talks with Hitler and Halifax ahead of the Sudetenland crisis.
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Teen Drug Ring Busted Near Mentor High School
In Painesville Ohio AP report, a 17 year old Mentor High School girl and several teens were charged with marijuana possession as part of a narcotics ring involving more than 50 students. Additional arrests were expected next week while suspects Richard Siegrest Michael Whinnery and Roger Benedum are held on multiple counts. The girl faces possession and sale charges. the ring allegedly sold morphine hashish and LSD.
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Ring Uncovered in Lake County Teen Narcotics Ring
Lake County officials say three youths were arrested Friday and a girl detained Saturday in a narcotics ring investigation. More arrests are expected as the case heads to the Lake County Grand Jury in the new year. Police commissioned a college student to infiltrate the ring last summer and provide evidence.
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