Churcharbitration over uncouth singing ends in partial relief
Pastor Wayne Eurich sought removal of John H. Chapman and family from Marista Baptist Church for boisterous singing and disruptions. Superior Court Judge Mc Intyre Faries allowed Chapman 49 and daughter Connie Ray 22 to attend services, while Betty 41 remains excluded during ongoing testimony.
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Wayne A. Eurich
John H. Chapman
Superior Court
McIntyre Faries
Chapman
Connie Ray
Marista Baptist Church
Betty
Faries
Eurich
Chapmans
Mexico
Storms Hit Three Regions With Destructive Storm Arrivals
Three storms pounded sections of the nation as spring began. Texas saw tornadoes and 75 mph winds injuring at least 12 and damaging a Baytown country club site. Blizzard conditions and snow disrupted Colorado Kansas Minnesota and the Upper Midwest with multiple injuries.
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Associated Press
Texas
Baytown
Nederland
Kansas
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Colorado
Minnesota
Dakotas
Herland
Houston
Wyoming
Campaign By Glenn Promised Campaign By Glenn Promised
Lt. Col. John H. Glenn Jr. remains ready to campaign for the U S Senate in Ohio though recovering from a brain concussion doctors say. A decision on timing will come in a week or 10 days, possibly after his April 1 personal deadline.
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San Antonio
Tex
John H. Glenn Jr
U. S. Senate
Ohio
Glenn
Earl W. Brannon
Air Force Hospital
Salinger’s Bid For Senate Run Faces Question
Pierre Salinger considered a last-minute candidate for the California Senate in the June 2 Democratic primary. Legal advice suggests no barrier to running, despite Engle’s illness and party doubts. Questions focus on his California residence lapse after leaving for White House roles.
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Sacramento
Calif
Pierre Salinger
California
U.S. Senate
Salinger
Clair Engle
Engle
San Francisco
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Hunger Strikers protest as Kentucky bill stalls
In Frankfort Kentucky the regular session ends without passage of a civil rights bill 33 hunger strikers in the House gallery continue fasting for a measure granting Negroes equal access to public businesses. The group mostly Negro and white hunger strikers face fatigue dizziness and weight loss as the bill dies in committee and cannot advance.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
House
Frank Stanley Jr
Louisville
Senate
Grayson Tucker
Stanley
Forest Fires Increase in District Four Report
District 4 forest ward Ed Chesser says high hazard index 26 on Thursday caused four fires driven by strong winds and low humidity. Vinton County had two fires burning four acres and three acres in Harrison Two. Perry County seven-acre burn in Monday Creek Two. Washington County two-acre fire in Dunham Two. Ohio five day forecast notes below normal highs and mixed precipitation.
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Ed Chesser
District 4
Chesser
Vinton County
Jackson
Harrison
Perry County
Monday Creek
Washington County
Dunham
Ohio
Reedy Chosen as White House Press Secretary
George Reedy, 46, former informal Press Attache, will replace Pierre Salinger as White House press secretary. Salinger resigns to seek the California Senate nomination. Reedy, a onetime newspaperman, will handle foreign and domestic policy communications while recovering from gallbladder trouble and weight loss orders.
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Washington
George Reedy
Johnson
Pierre Salinger
White House
Salinger
Senate
California
Andrew T. Hatcher
Reedy
Rusk Denies He Plans To Resign As Secretary
Washington reports say Secretary of State Dean Rusk will likely remain through the November elections. Sources note he has not considered resigning and any post election fate depends on the voters choosing a president and the incumbent president naming a new cabinet. Rusk said he has no plans to resign and cited President Johnson asking him to stay on.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Johnson
American Broadcasting Co
Pierre Salinger
White House
Salt Lake City
Kennedy
Train Smashes Car at Addison Crossing Injures Five
At Addison-Bulnville Road crossing near Gallipolis two persons are in critical condition at Holzer Hospital after a northbound freight train struck a station wagon. The driver James W Gardner and passenger Barbara Lou Shoemaker suffered severe head and facial injuries. five others including Shoemaker's four year old daughter Cindy and Frank Shoemaker faced multiple injuries. The incident occurred at 6 55 pm. engineer C H Jones 68 Middleport. Patrol noted Gardner failed to see the train as it struck the wagon pushing it off the crossing into a steep embankment.
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Dick Thomas
Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
Addison Crossing
James W. Gardner
Barbara Lou Shoemaker
Gardner
Addison-Bulnville Rd
C. H. Jones
South Third St
Middleport
Ptl
John D. Wogan
Shoemaker
De Gaulle Visit Seen as Status Symbol in Latin America
A Latin American survey shows virtually all nations welcome a visit by France’s President Charles de Gaulle. They view his trip as a hemispheric status symbol, with Argentina Brazil Chile Uruguay and Peru named as top stops for a September tour. Panama urges inclusion as De Gaulle’s visit becomes a diplomatic milestone.
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de Gaulle
Washington
France
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
U.S
Latin America
Mexico
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Uruguay
Peru
Extra 5 Million Needed To Meet Ohio Schools Needs
Ohio House Speaker Roger Cloud and Senate Majority Leader C Stanley Mechem said it will cost an additional five million dollars in state subsidies to meet school needs this year. They promised districts will receive full and timely subsidies despite a Controlling Board warning.
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Columbus
Ohio
Roger Cloud
Senate
C. Stanley Mechem
Cloud
House
Controlling Board
Mechem
Ruby's New Attorney Confident He'll Win
In Houston Jack Ruby gains Percy Foreman as his new attorney while a Dallas jury hands Ruby a death sentence for slaying Lee Harvey Oswald. Foreman, famed Texas defense lawyer, vows to pursue a new trial and avoid execution.
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Ruby
Houston
Tex
Jack Ruby
Texas
Electric
Percy Foreman
National Association of Defense Attorneys
Melvin M. Belli
Dallas
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Foreman
Jacksonville protest arrests rise as city targets segregation
Police arrested 23 Negro demonstrators Thursday night in downtown Jacksonville as protests intensified to end segregation. The actions occurred amid a broader march and call for civil rights changes in the city.
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Jacksonville
Fla
UAW Chief Reuther presses pension tie to living costs
Atlantic City N J President Walter P Reuther told the United Auto Workers that 1964 bargaining should link pensions to the cost of living, mirroring wage policies. He outlined a broad set of goals in a report for 2906 delegates at the convention demanding new bargaining aims.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
Reuther
UAW
Behan’s Condition Stable Through Night Said Doctors
In Dublin Heath Hospital doctors reported playwright Brendan Behan showed no change in his critical condition during the night. The statement came as authorities monitor his health after his hospitalization.
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Dublin
Ireland
Brendan Behan
Heath Hospital
No Meetings Scheduled In Carborundum Strike
Logan's Carborundum Co plant enters day three of a strike by 315 Local 7630 members of the Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union with no bargaining talks planned. Two pickets guard Route 33 as issues cover job combining, hospital and surgical insurance, shift pay, an extra holiday, and wage non discrimination. The company denies the union seeks veto power over plant decisions.
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LOGAN
Carborundum Co
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union
George Helber
OCAW
Soviet shuns pilots role in East Germany incident
Stockholm dispatch reports Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko refused to take a role for three U.S. pilots shot down in East Germany saying the fate is a matter for the East German Democratic Republic. He also voiced concern over border violations while noting Moscow seeks better U.S. relations.
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Stockholm
Andrei A. Gromyko
U.S
East Germany
East German Democratic Republic
Gromyko
Moscow
United States
Mrs Moek Heads for Azores in Global Flight
Mrs Jerrie Moek 38, of Columbus Ohio, lands in Hamilton Bermuda on the first leg of a 24000 mile solo world flight planned to return in about 30 days with stops in the Azores Casablanca Tunis Cairo Bahrain Island Karachi Bombay Madras Singapore Manila Guam Wake Honolulu and San Francisco.
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Bermuda
Jerrie Moek
Columbus
Ohio
Azores
Joan Merriam Smith
Long Beach
Calif
Miami
San Juan
P. R
Amelia Earhart
Mock
Welcomers
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Tunis
Cairo
Bahrain Island
Karachi
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Madras
Singapore
Manila
Guam
Wake
Honolulu
San Francisco
Journalism Pioneer George Starr Lasher Dies at 78
George Starr Lasher 78 founder and long time director of Ohio University School of Journalism died Thursday in a Buffalo nursing home after a stroke last July. Athens resident since 1924 he built journalism education by placing students in real newsrooms and led Theta Chi as former national president.
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George Starr Lasher
Ohio University School of Journalism
Buffalo, N.Y
Athens
Lasher
Theta Chi Fraternity
Battle of Theta Chi
National Interfraternity Conference
Ohio U
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