Ohio lawmakers approve bond and apportionment plans
Both the Ohio Senate and House approved self executing language for a May 2 statewide vote on bond commission and apportionment reforms. A conference committee weighs an election bill, with June 6 floated as an alternative date. Democrats questioned the May date, while Republicans warned of court challenges to the timing.
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Columbus
Ohio
Conference Committee
Senate
House
Robert F. Beckman
Cincinnati
W. R. Cadwallader
Hamilton
Frank W. King
Toledo
Lucas
King
Bond Commission
Judge Frees News Access In Speck Trial Coverage
Peoria Illinois AP report says Judge Herbert Paschen relaxed news restrictions as the Richard Speck trial enters jury selection. Journalists may obtain transcripts and report open court events while juror names stay confidential until sworn and sequestered.
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Peoria
Ill
Richard Speck
Herbert C. Paschen
Ilinois Supreme Court
Speck
Paschen
Supreme Court
Ohio Supreme Court rules police not required to read rights
The Ohio Supreme Court unanimously ruled that a police officer questioned in a 1965 tavern shooting need not be advised of his constitutional rights. James Hymore, a former Lake Township constable, was convicted of first degree manslaughter. statements to a deputy sheriff and a coroner were deemed admissible.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
James Hymore
Lake Township
Hymore
Supreme Court
High Court
Congress Again Passes Up Chance To Declare War In Viet
Washington AP reports Congress again declined a formal war declaration for Vietnam. Senate vote 89 to 2 to fund $4.5 billion more for fighting. Mansfield's maneuvering yielded a rival amendment for negotiations ending the conflict and endorsing Johnson policy.
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Congress
U Pp
Viet
Washington
Vietnam
U.S
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
North Vietnam
Mansfield
Johnson
Reform push aims to elect AFL-CIO leaders by rank and file
New York labor leader Edward Swayduck argues Meany and Reuther back constitutional changes to allow direct member elections for AFL-CIO officers. He says current system keeps top officers insulated from periodic voting, while Local 1 Lithographers operates independently over jurisdictional disputes and a $60 million asset pool.
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New York
George Meany
Walter P. Reuther
Aflcio
Edward Swayduck
Local 1
Amalgamated Lithographers of America
National Labor Group
Meany
Afl-Cio
Reuther
CIO
AFL
United Auto Workers
Organized Labor
Swayduck
mid-Manhattan
Romney Second To Gov Reagan At Million Dollar GOP Dinner
Michigan Governor George Romney trailed California Governor Ronald Reagan in a GOP fundraising dinner draw with Goldwater present. Romney, seen as a 1968 nominee contender, failed to match Reagan's onstage reception while Goldwater teased Romney about party loyalty.
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Romney
Gov
Reagan
Washington
Michigan
George Romney
Ronald Reagan
California
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Goldwater
McNamara cites higher Communist casualties in Vietnam
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara says Communist deaths in Vietnam rose 40 to 50 percent over the past three months due to intensified U.S. action. He notes new tactics do not signal escalation, attributing changes to weather-limited bombing. Congress votes on a $4.5 billion defense bill amid debate on peace talks and war policy.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
Vietnam
U.S
North Vietnam
North
House
Senate
Johnson
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