Hocking Officers Nab Pair In Richland County Thefts
Hocking County officers arrested George Turnbaugh and Janet Meyers Bowman after a raid on a West Logan home recovered mink coats cameras and a medical kit tied to Richland County burglaries valued at about 12000. Turnbaugh and Bowman were held for Mansfield authorities. Hutchinson Trading Post burglary was also linked to the pair.
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Richland County
Yvonne Keck
Logan
Hocking County
Mansfield
George Turnbaugh
Saginaw
Mich
Janet Meyers Bowman
Bowman
Turnbaugh
Hartman
Paul Thrush
Marvin Smart
Roy Kelch
Ptl
Lloyd Frasure
George Lohr
Michigan
William Johnson
Mansfield Area
William Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Lake Logan
Paul Hartman
West Logan
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Nine Day Strike Ends at Carborundum Logan Plant
Workers of Local 7630 OCAW International at the Carborundum Co. Logan plant voted 91 percent to approve a three year contract ending a nine day strike. Of 315 members, 79 percent attended the meeting and supported the pact including a pension plan, higher life insurance, and three weeks vacation after ten years. Pickets left Route 33 entrance at 9 30 p.m. and workers returned at 10 p.m.
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Logan
Carborundum Co
Ocaw International
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union
Riot Town Stores Are Boycotted
Jacksonville NAACP began a boycott of local merchants who enforce racial restrictions. Leaders from white and Black communities sought a solution as four days of racial crisis continued with violence including a fatality and injuries while a gang attack and a firebomb incident were reported.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
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Home-Bomb Ends in Tragedy at Barberton Residence
A well driller triggered a homemade dynamite bomb in his ex wife’s apartment killing himself and his 7 year old son. Two young daughters escaped with minor burns as the man shouted threats before the blast in Norton Homes on Barberton’s Northeast Side. Authorities said June Nichols has custody of the children. In a separate note, Ohio’s Supreme Court will review Lewis Gegner’s appeal on public accommodations statutes as applied to barriers.
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Barberton
Ellis Nichols Jr
Gary
Nichols
Debra
Tarri
Citizens Hospital
June Nichols
Columbus
Ohio
Supreme Court
Lewis E. Gegner
Yellow Springs
Soviet Aid Proposal Aims at Poor Nations At UN Conference
The Soviet Union offered sweeping trade advantages to poor nations and pledged to support infant industries even if it reduces exports. The proposal was presented by Nikolai S. Patelichev at the 122 nation UN trade and development gathering in Geneva. In Washington, Taylor G. Belcher was named next U S ambassador to Cyprus, succeeding Frazer Wilkins who served in Nicosia for 34 years.
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Soviet Union
U.N. Trade and Development Conference
Nikolai S. Patelichev
Washington
Taylor G. Belcher
U.S
Cyprus
Frazer Wilkins
Nicosia
Lodge warns that losing South Viet Nam risks Asia
U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge warned that a Communist victory in South Viet Nam would threaten 240 million people across Southeast Asia. He argued South Viet Nam can be won with current plans if external interference stays within bounds. He called withdrawal disastrous and neutralization a Communist victory, noting the hub position of South Viet Nam in the region.
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France
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Burma
Fulbright View Hit Appeasement in Senate Clash
Republican chair William E. Miller accuses Sen. J. W. Fulbright of promoting appeasement in criticizing policy on Panama Canal, Cuba, and relations with Castro. Miller says Fulbright’s Old Myths and New Realities speech signals a tough foreign policy debate in 1964. White House aides call Fulbright’s remarks interesting and worthy of consideration.
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William E. Miller
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
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Neville Chamberlain
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Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Johnson
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
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Baker Probe Fades as Senate Ends Hearings
The Senate investigation into Bobby Baker dealings appears to fade with no further hearings scheduled. Republicans spoke of possible additional witnesses to be called before the Rules Committee, but Chairman B Everett Jordan said no more hearings are planned. The scene shifted from partisan uproar to a quiet end amid cries of whitewash and back alley politics.
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Senate
Bobby Baker
Senate Rules Committee
B. Everett Jordan
D-N.c
Jordan
District Shuffle Wanted for Ohio Reapportionment
Senate Leader Mechem says Ohio must recon district lines to meet Supreme Court size requirements or risk at large congressional elections. He cited likely reductions in districts 8 11 12 14 16 and possibly 2 and enlargements in 15 10 8 5, noting cross county boundary changes especially in northeast. He argues no General Assembly reapportionment is needed due to initiative referendum and a standing Reapportionment Board.
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Ohio
General Assembly
U. S. Supreme Court
Senate
C. Stanley Mechem
Nelsonville
Mechem
Ohio Bankers Association
Supreme Court
Senate Clears Path for Civil Rights Bill Debates
The Senate voted 67 to 17 to take up the House passed civil rights bill, breaking a deadlock since March 9. The move paves the way for hearings by the Judiciary Committee led by James Eastland, with a tabling motion possible later today and Easter recess upcoming before further debate. President Johnson urged action at a Baptist seminar, urging prophets of compassion.
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Cratic
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
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Dmiss
Hubert H. Humphrey D-Minn
Johnson
Southern Baptist Leadership
James Duncan
Capital Baptist
Alleged Bomber Arrested in Florida Rail Strike Plot
FBI agents arrested John Katsikos 40 a part time college student and recording secretary for Local 555 of the Brotherhood of Railroad Carm en in Miami Florida He is charged with attempting to dynamite a Florida East Coast Railway train two weeks earlier Katsikos a car inspector with the railway for 10 years was held on 50000 bond after a hearing before U S Commissioner Roger E Davis He commented my wife knows I'm arrested and she's doing something about it
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Miami
Fla
Florida East Coast Railway
FBI
John Katsikos
The
Brotherhood of Railroad
Carmen
Katsikos
U.S
Roger E. Davis
Treasury halts silver dollar exchange to public
The Treasury stops exchanging silver dollars for paper money amid depleted cartwheel supplies. Secretary Douglas Dillon says a later Congress decision will determine disposal, while issuances shift to unmarked envelopes with a dollar’s worth of silver granules for presentors at New York or San Francisco assay offices.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
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New York
San Francisco
Train robbers found guilty by jury in £2.1m Glasgow line theft
A jury convicts nine men for taking part in the Glasgow to London mail train robbery of August 8 last year. A tenth man is guilty of conspiring to obstruct justice. Judge Edmund Davies postpones sentencing until after eight more defendants, including three women, face trial. Police have recovered £258,000 of the loot.
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Aylesbury
England
Britain
London
Edmund Davies
Columbus woman aims for Azores on world flight leg
Mrs. Jerrie Mack, 38, of Columbus Ohio, waits in Hamilton Bermuda since Saturday hoping weather clears today to permit a hop to the Azores as the next leg of her around the world flight.
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Bermuda
Jerrie Mack
Azores
Columbus
Ohio
MacArthur's Condition Still Critical
General Douglas MacArthur remains seriously ill after emergency six hour surgery at Walter Reed following gallbladder removal and a severe internal bleed. Brigadier General Murphey reported Wednesday the 84 year old is critical but improving from Monday's crisis while still in a grave condition. The report notes ongoing recovery and acknowledges the life threatening events surrounding his operation. In New York, Lynda Bird Johnson and Warrie Lynn Smith arrived for a three day spring vacation with theater plans during the President's daughter's visit.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Henry S. Murphey
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Murphey
New York
Lynda Bird
Warrie Lynn Smith
Explosion splits San Jacinto as crew fights sea peril
An explosion tore through the tanker San Jacinto off Virginia with one dead and 39 aboard. Master Harold J. Titus, 40, and 36 of the crew remained on the stricken stern as 5 to 10 foot seas pressed the ship apart. Two crewmen went to safety on the Mobile Pegasus to deliver papers. steward M. Dotilla died likely of natural causes. Surviving crew reported all to be well.
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Portsmouth
Virginia
Harold J. Titus
Pine City
N. Y
San Jacinto
Mobile Pegasus
M. Dotilla
Humphrey Denies Bid for Vice President Slot
Washington sources report Senator Hubert H. Humphrey denies any bid to join the Johnson ticket. Friends say he has wired and written to groups nationwide urging them not to start or press for his candidacy.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Johnson
Humphrey
Minnesota Democrat
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