Rhodes seeks action on area aid for 28 Ohio counties
Gov. James A. Rhodes urges quick moves on Appalachia aid after signing the bill in Washington. He plans to meet the Appalachian Commission director, then push projects across 28 Ohio counties including regional vocational centers, a Zanesville mental health clinic, an educational TV network, and strip mine land reclamation. Ohio asks for $11.2 million with centers costing $2–2.5 million each and the state covering about 25 percent of costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Emn Spee
Othe
Washington
Appalachia
Ohio
Rhodes
Zanesville
Ohio Development Department
Uncle Sam
Ohio University
Wers
Newark
Portsmouth
Woub-Tv
Athens
Ohio State University
Harrison
Jefferson
Perry
Paul Bainbridge
Appalachian Regional Com
Ogpe
Commission
Johnson
Nationwide protests erupt over Selma clashes
Tens of thousands of demonstrators across major cities protested Alabama police attacks on demonstrators. In Detroit Gov. Romney and Mayor Cavanagh led about 10,000 marchers. Federal action and protections for voting and assembly were urged as police removed crowds outside Katzenbach's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Selma
Ala
Boston
Los Angeles
Washington, D. C
New York City
Chicago
Detroit
Gan
George Romney
Jerome Cavanagh
Federal
Johnson
Romney
Cavanagh
Robert Hoppe
Detroit Council of Churches’ Commission On Religion and Race
Lawrence Gubow
Gubow
Nicholas Katzenbach
Washington
Katzenbach
Federal Bureau of Investigation
East 69Th Street
Third Avenue
Civil rights march planted after Selma rally clash
In Selma Alabama civil rights leaders plan a fresh march on the Dallas County Courthouse after Tuesday's demonstration drew about 2500 people including hundreds of ministers. The crowd faced a wall of state police and had previously defied a federal court order and President Johnson’s plea to turn back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma
Ala
Dallas
Johnson
Leroy Collins
Florida
Federal Community Relations Service
Martin Luther King Jr
James G. Clark
al Lingo
Collins
King
Lingo
Clark
Coal City man questioned in fatal South Point shooting
Ironton deputies hold 51-year-old Arthur Kinker for questioning after Raymond Catfish Pyles 48 of South Point was shot to death Tuesday night at a South Point tavern. Pyles died at Ironton General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ironton
Coal City
Sheriff's
Raymond
Catfish) Pyles
South Point
Pyles
Ironton’s General Hospital
Arthur Kinker
Ohio University Narrowly Falls in Mideast Regional Thriller
In a tense Mideast Regional game at Bowling Green, Ohio University loses 66-65 as accuracy falters late. The narrow defeat ends their playoff bid and shadows the closing sports page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appalachia
Pe Pleasant
Nelsonville
Ohio University
Bowling Green
U.S. Rejects U Thant Viet Talks Initiative
The State Department brushed aside U Thant’s plan for talks on Vietnam. Washington said any U S move to open negotiations must await evidence that Communists are prepared to halt aggression in South Vietnam. Marshall Wright stressed no policy change despite the revised wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
U Thant
U. S
South Viet Nam
Department Press
Marshall Wright
Thant
Wright
United States
Oberlin Fair Housing Ordinance Upheld by Court
Ohio Supreme Court upholds Oberlin 1962 ordinance banning racial and religious housing discrimination with a $100 fine for violators and a housing renewal commission provision. Toledo’s fair housing law is struck down for lack of penalties. Weather: fair and colder tonight, then cloudy Thursday with possible snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Oberlin
Ohio Supreme Court
Toledo
Lysse K. Butler
High Court
Ter
Berkeley Loss of President and Chancellor Unexplained
Berkeley Calif the sudden resignations of President Clark Kerr and acting Chancellor Martin Meyerson were announced without reasons given for leaving Neither commented on their plans for the future The Free Speech Movement is not cited by the campus with Mario Savio signaling possible mass demonstrations if resignations suppress student activity
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Clark Kerr
Martin Meyerson
Kerr
FSM
Mario Savio
Selma
Ala
Savio
Meyerson
Edward W. Carter
Los Angeles
Carter
Marines Report Heavy Losses Near Hoai in Vietnam Battle
In a battle near Hoai 285 miles northeast of Saigon a US Marine officer and 18 Vietnamese soldiers were killed along with more than 63 Viet Cong. Another Marine officer was wounded in the right cheek and evacuated. This marked the 302nd American combat death in Vietnam since December 1961. Viet Cong overran three outposts near Hoai before dawn, then Marines reinforced and fought to retake the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
South
Viet Nam
Hoai
U.S
Nha
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chi
Aded
Walter Moeller
Montgomery
Cleveland
Oakland
New Haven
Syracuse
N. Y
White House
Fifth Avenue
House
Alabama
Michi
Hollywood
Patricia Neal
Ohio House Finance Committee
Antigo
Wis
State Board of Health
Bundestag
Bonn
Germany
Pt. Pleasant
Pomeroy
Middleport
Eevetone Il Sports
Eevesesees
Id Comics
Chauncey
Editori Eeeeeeeete
Gallipolis
Esoeeeeeaee
Esoeveeeenem
Esvveenveee
Nelsonville Eeseenes
Justice Department
General Aniline & Film Corp
Trewpeepaticalo
First Boston Corp
Blyth & Co
Lewellyn A. Jennings
Riggs National Bank
Rob Sencae Peau Ebellet Comeitin Nae Lone Tanok Geeone
He Pak Attorney 'S
Commerce
Jesse of
Ioe
Eregrromi Deeds Ap
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!