Bond Issue Gets Senate Okay Faces House Test
The Ohio Senate approved an $850 million bond package by 29 to 1 to send to the House for a May 7 ballot vote. The plan would allocate $550 million for highways and $300 million for other capital projects.
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Senate
House
Robert E. Miller
Associated Press
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio General Assembly
Theodore M. Gray
Miami
Ohio
Cleveland Area
John Longsworth
Gray
John H. Weeks
Cleveland
Trict Appeals Court
Columbus
Longworth
John W. Brown
Ralph S
Stark
General Revenue
Gallup Says Public Wants Solution Without Warfare
Gallup, in a long interview from Princeton, says Americans are confused and disillusioned and want to resolve international problems without war. He notes little desire to pull out of Vietnam, favors training South Vietnamese and phasing out U S operations, and rates Nixon as far ahead for the Republican nomination with Rockefeller strongest potential rival.
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Princeton
George Gallup
America
Gallup
Vietnam
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
GOP
Johnson
Wallace
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Republican Party
Nixon
Educational Committee Holds Meet in Hobart Building
The Meigs County Cancer Society educational committee met in Middleport to outline the year program. Chairwoman Mrs Patrick Lochary presided with Lloyd Blackwood president and attendees Mrs Catherine Shavorinsky executive secretary Wendall Gerlach and others. The group offered films on medical technology and smoking for grades, career day for high schools, and biology class materials with new films presented.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County Cancer Society
Hobart
Middleport
Patrick Lochary
Lloyd Blackwood
Meigs County Unit
Catherine Shavorinsky
Wendall Gerlach
James Brewington
Everett Hayes
Jack Welsh
Nan Moore
Lochary
Shavorinsky
Green Berets Repel Tank Attack at Khe Sanh Camp
Green Berets, South Vietnamese, and Montagnard fighters repelled an overnight North Vietnamese tank assault on Lang Vei Special Forces camp near Khe Sanh. Seven of ten tanks were destroyed. eight defenders were wounded, one listed missing. Air strikes, satchel charges, and gas attacks followed as relief efforts failed and the siege ended after hours of heavy fighting.
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Khe Sanh
Vietnam
Laos
Lang Vei
U. S
U. S. Marine Combat
Franklin Dooms
Waynesboro
Emanuel Phillips
Portland
Ore
Phillips
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Athens
Ohio University
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Dr. Gallup
Peo
United Nations
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