Ohio Court Rules Double Taxation Valid Across Cities
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled that a resident working in another city can be taxed by both cities. Cincinnati may tax Jack Thompson for 1 percent, while Loveland where he lives cannot. The decision preserves municipal income tax rights and reverses lower Hamilton County rulings.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
High
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Jack Thompson
Cincinnati Union Terminal Co
Loveland
Supreme Court
John Elmer Woodwards
Margaret Vanarsdale
Columbia Station
Lorain County
Woodwards
High Court
Canton
Lawrence J. Jones
George W. Taylor
van Robert Taylor
Wendell N. Hoppes
Lola
Fayette County
Algeria Turmoil Delays Asian African Summit Talks
In Algiers the Asian African foreign ministers weighing a postponement of the summit due to Boumedienne's coup unrest. Delegations back home urged delay as a preparatory committee drafts a face-saving postponement formula. Protests erupted Friday night in Mohamed Khemisti Square against the ousting of President Ben Bella.
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Col
Boumedienne
Mohamed Khemisti
Ahmed Ben Bella
Doctors Will Decide Stand On Medicare
New York doctors of the American Medical Association face a vote on whether to urge a boycott of Medicare or delay action. The House of Delegates heard 80 witnesses and considered a compromise proposal that would allow a special session to review the law’s impact if needed. The Medicare bill backed by the Johnson administration has advanced through the House and faces Senate concerns before a vote.
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New York
American Medical Association
House of Delegates
AMA
Reference Committee On
House
Senate
Health bill for aged gains Senate Finance Committee approval
The Senate Finance Committee approved a $6 billion health care program for Americans over 65 and boosted Social Security payments. The plan, with 12-5 party support, would cover hospitalization, posthospital care, outpatient services, and home health visits, plus voluntary supplementary insurance for doctors.
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Washington —P
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
House
Johnson
Johnson dinner draws 8000 Democrats at $100 plate
President Johnson headlines a major Democratic fund raising dinner in Washington. Over eight thousand donors attend as the party seeks to boost campaign coffers with $100 per plate contributions.
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Washington
Johnson
Crash Kalls Meigs Native Nos Ironton
A head on collision on State Route 7 near Chesapeake at 5 05 a m Thursday killed Rosemary Arnold 43 of Pomeroy and Victor Fulks Jr 5 of Scottown Route 1. Barbara Arnold 23 of Pomeroy and Victor Fulks Sr 43 were injured and hospitalized in Huntington W Va. The wreck remains under investigation with Arnold body moved to Ewing Funeral Home Pomeroy.
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Ironton
Pomeroy
Lawrence County
Chesapeake
Rosemary Arnold
Victor Fulks Jr
Scottown
Huntington
W. Va
Ohio
Barbara Arnold
Victor Fulks Sr
Huntington Hospital
Arnold
Ewing Funeral Home
Bliss Fires Aide Over Staff Standards Violation
Republican National Chairman Ray C Bliss dismissed William Cody Kelly a longtime aide after Frank Kovac accused Kelly and three others of breaking into Kovacs desk. Bliss stressed there can be no deviation from his staff standards. Kentan noted the incident occurred last Friday night.
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Washington
Ray C. Bliss
William Cody Kelly
Bliss
GOP
Frank J. Kovac
Kelly
National Committee
Renovation Planned for Claims Building Art Gallery
The old U S Court of Claims building opposite the White House will be renovated and turned into a government art gallery. President Johnson signed a document transferring the 96 year old structure to the Smithsonian Institution.
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Washington
U. S. Court of Claims
White House
Johnson
Smithsonian Institution
Blair House
Corcoran Gallery of Art
Vietnam breaks diplomatic ties with France in Saigon
South Viet Nam announced severing diplomatic relations with France over Paris policies. Foreign Minister Tran Van Do said De Gaulle's government aided enemies and vowed to handle all future matters via consulates. A French spokesman in Paris doubted further comment. The regime also declared an official state of war in South Viet Nam.
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South Viet Nam
France
Tran van Do
de Gaulle
Paris
South
Viet Nam
Humphrey De Gaulle Talks Seen As Turning Point
Paris reports say Vice President Humphrey and President de Gaulle may have eased a rift between the United States and France after an 80 minute meeting. French sources caution that disagreements over Viet Nam the Dominican Republic and NATO remain unresolved.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Charles de Gaulle
France
United States
Viet Nam
Dominican Republic
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Humphrey
de Gaulle
Johnson
Bids Nixed On Lodges For Parks
Columbus Ohio state officials rejected the Jone bid for a lodge at Burr Oak Dam north of Athens as $900000 over the 1.5 million estimate. The lower bid for a lodge at Hueston Woods near Oxford was $600000 above the 2.5 million estimate, with planned readvertising in July to seek new bidders.
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Jone
Burr Oak Dam
Athens
M. J. Rebholz
Division of Parks and Forestry
Hueston Woods
Oxford
Rebholz
Hueston
Walden Resigns Lakin State Hospital Superintendent
Dr. R. E. Walden steps down from his post as superintendent of Lakin State Hospital. The article notes his resignation on page 3 and marks a leadership change at the Ohio facility.
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Ohio University
R. E. Walden
Lakin State Hospital
Clarence E. Thompson
Middleport
Seccsess
Editorigis Issvestse
Ciredters
Kccceccs
Gasoline Dealers Plan Cincinnati Protest Over Sohio Price Increase
About 200 Sohio gas dealers in Cincinnati planned a mass protest at Sohio offices today. The Greater Cincinnati Gasoline Dealers Association said the action targets the one cent per gallon price increase announced by Standard Oil Co of Ohio and protests that dealers will not receive a share of the rise.
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Cincinnati
Standard Oil Co. of Ohio
Sohio
Greater Cincinnati Gasoline Dealers Association
Senate Debates Viet Nam Aid And Peaceful Resolution
Senate discussions focus on UN intervention in Viet Nam and whether to launch a Korea type war. Senator Frank Church urges UN mediation and self determination for South Viet Nam with Viet Cong talks. Senator Javits pushes for debate on U.S. combat troop levels and wartime commitment.
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Washington
Senate
United Nations
Viet Nam
United States
Lima Boy Drowns at Lake Hope
An 11 year old Lima boy, Christopher Siebert, drowned at Lake Hope during a family outing. He jumped into about 10 feet of water near a pier after playing in shallow water. Lifeguards Tina Tansky and Reid Krantz responded. resuscitation efforts failed. The coroner ruled accidental drowning. the body was moved to Wrightsel funeral home and then Lima.
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Reid Krantz
Athens
Wrightsel Funeral Home
Lima
U.S. seeks early date for resumed disarmament talks with USSR
The United States pressed the Soviet Union to set an early date to restart 17 nation Geneva talks to broaden the nuclear test ban and curb weapon spread. Disarmament policy chief William Foster raised the issue in New York with Semyon Tsarapkin as Senate debates push for nonproliferation, including underground tests and nuclear-free zones.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Geneva
U. S
Wil
Liam C. Foster
New York
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Tsarapkin
Moscow
Senate
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N. Y
Johnson
Ohio Senate Finance Committee OKs 1.5 Billion General Budget
The Ohio appropriations bill totaling 1.5 billion cleared the Senate Finance Committee after a long session. Time is tight as the House must act on Senate changes to meet the July 1 payroll and obligations. Republicans favor an unscheduled floor session while Democrats seek revisions. The bill rises about 40 million from the House version, with 20 million for bond retirement and added education funding.
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Columbus
Ohio Senate Finance Committee
House
Senate
Theodore M. Gray
Miami
Assembly
Senate Whirls Over Silver in Coin Bill Test
The Senate begins voting on a silver coin bill with a key vote on keeping any silver in half dollars. Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield of Montana hopes for passage tonight. The plan, as sent by President Johnson, would strip silver from dimes and quarters but preserve 40 percent silver in half dollars. Dimes, quarters, and halves currently contain 90 percent silver.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Johnson
Senate Banking Committee
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