Heath Leads Conservative Party After Vote Draw
Edward Heath won 150 of 298 votes on the first ballot, with Reginal Maudling withdrawing and Enoch Powell exiting the race. Maudling pledged support as Heath prepares to push the Wilson Labor government on a costly living crisis and spending cuts.
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London
Edward Heath
Britain
Heath
Reginal Maudling
Enoch Powell
House of Commons
Maudling
Harold Wilson
Laborites
Commons
Wilson
James Callaghan
Callaghan
Labor
Ohio House faces showdown over school bill and Sunday liquor vote
In Columbus two major issues loom as the House planned votes on Senate amendments to the school foundation bill and a liquor sales measure. Gov Rhodes warned of a veto unless $9 million is stripped from the school bill. The liquor bill tightens Sunday sales to large counties with local option.
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Columbus
Ohio House
Representatives
Senate
Richard Karbach Warn
James A. Rhodes
House
Finnce Committee
Krabach
Senate Committee
Ohio
Cuyahoga
Hamilton
Staggers Poised For Commerce Chair After Harris Move
Rep. Harley O. Staggers of West Virginia, a long-serving Democrat, stands to chair the House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee as Rep. Oren Harris plans to leave for a U S District Court judgeship in Arkansas. Harris is expected to stay through the current session.
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Washington
Harley O. Staggers
West Virginia
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Staggers
Commerce Committee
Johnson
Oren Harris
D-Ark
U. S. District Court
Arkansas
Harris
Capitol Hill
White House
Congress
Auction for Sunken Prins Willem V Ship in Lake Michigan
The 258-foot Dutch cargo ship Prins Willem V lies on its side in 75 feet of water four miles east of Milwaukee harbor entrance. Auction starts at 27000 dollars with divers on request, bidding trackable from atop Milwaukee’s tall buildings. The ship was insured for 2 million and its sealed cargo for 750 thousand.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Lake Michigan
Kee
Convicts Recalled to Custody After Slipping Custody
Two federal inmates, Jack Trout of Columbus and James Roy Rush of Tennessee, were recaptured in Circleville after walkers from the Chillicothe reformatory. A 21 mile U S 30 project near Wooster will open in October ahead of schedule. John Morgan 8 died after being struck on Ohio 60 near Lowell. The Greenville Daily Advocate with about 11 000 circulation was sold to Thomson Newspapers Inc.
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Chillicothe
Federal Reformatory
Jack Trout
Columbus
James Roy Rush
Tennessee
Circleville
Wooster
Marietta
John Morgan
Memorial Hospital
Ohio 60
Lowell
Here
Greenville
Greenville Daily Advocate
Thomson Newspapers, Inc
Chicago
GM Reports Top Profits
General Motors Corp, the world’s largest manufacturing concern, posted record sales and earnings for the quarter and half year ended June 30. The automaker earned 639 million dollars or 2.23 a share in the second quarter and 1.275 billion dollars or 4.45 a share for the first six months of 1965.
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New York
General Motors Corp
Executive Payroll Down, LBJ Pleased
Washington reports the executive branch employment fell by 602 from last year totaling 2,468,663 as of June 30. President Johnson commends the restraint, saying he is greatly gratified by efforts to hold down the payroll per Budget Director Charles Schultze.
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Washington
Johnson
Charles Schultze
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