Appropriations Bill Passed In Almost Original Form In Ohio
Ohio House approved Gov. Rhodes 4.9 billion appropriations bill nearly as introduced. A welfare amendment raising Aid to Dependent Children to 90 percent was tabled 52 to 44 after seven Republicans joined Democrats. The chamber debated 3 hours along party lines, with critics noting insufficient overall funding. Welfare would receive 631.8 million, education 706 million, higher education 256 million, and other departments 235 million.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Ohio House
David Albritton
Dayton
William H. Anderson
Cincinnati
Allen J. Bartunek
Cleveland Heights
Cuyahoga
John Bechtold
Edwin T. Hofstetter
Geauga
E. W. Lampson
Ashtabula
Barry Levey
Butler
William E. Hinig
Tuscarawas
Senate
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Testimony on Green Berets brutality in Vietnam debated for defense in Capt. Howard B. Levy court martial. other items report Iowa student avoids draft, Ohio cigarette tax bill, rape charge in Missouri, and Ohio man shot near Lucasville.
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S. C
Green Berets
Vietnam
Army
Howard B. Levy
Levy
Brooklyn
N. Y
Ft. Jackson Army Hospital
Ohio Supreme Court to review Lorain slay and robbery case
The Ohio Supreme Court will review the appeal of Thomas W. Hill 27 in the Feb 19 1966 fatal shooting of Raymond Pounds a Lorain Convenient Food Mart cashier and the linked armed robbery and murder sentences.
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Columbus
Ohio
Thomas W. Hill
Lorain
Ohio Supreme Court
High Court
Wednesday Hill
Raymond Pounds
U. S
Convenient Food Mart
War's Bloodiest Week Ends as 337 Americans Die
AP reports a record 337 Americans killed in the past week, with 2,282 wounded and 31 missing, mostly around the demilitarized zone. Allied casualties include 241 South Vietnamese and 5 South Koreans. Communist losses total 2,464. U.S. and South Vietnamese forces evacuated the southern DMZ, while heavy air raids and ground fighting continued nearby.
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Saigon
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
U.S. Command
Thanh Hoa
North
Central Highlands
Thant ends peace mission as Nasser meets U N council
U Thant cuts short Egypt visit and returns to New York to report to the Security Council on Middle East talks with President Nasser. Aides say he carried a message from Nasser and will seek the council's guidance on next steps to avert war. Nasser reportedly sympathetic to Thant peace aims and open to Western concerted action. Canada to host Expo 67 aid, while India backs Egypt's blockade of Israeli shipping in Aqaba Gulf.
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Lebanon
U.N
U Thant
Egypt
U.N. Security Council
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Middle East
Nasser
Security Council
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Thant
Israel
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Gulf of Aqaba
M. C. Chagla
India
Gulf
Saudia Arabi
Elath
Algeria
Syria
East Africa
Asia
Red Letter Day as LBJ Visits Expo 67 in Montreal
President Johnson arrives for Expo 67 U S day touring 62 nations exhibits. He plans a meeting with Prime Minister Lester B Pearson on the Arab Israeli crisis then returns to Washington. The 7 millionth visitor was to pass the turnstiles as Expo opens April 28.
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Johnson
Lester B. Pearson
Washington
U.S
Montreal
Canada
Percy Considers 1968 Primary Entry to Boost Nomination
Senator Charles H. Percy said he might enter a presidential primary next year if it would help a qualified candidate win the Republican nomination. He cautioned he would not rule out aiding a favorite, and he plans to announce his choice before the Republican National Convention.
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Percy
Washington
Charles H. Percy
White House
Illinois
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
GOP
Michigan
George Romney
Senate
New Hampshire
Nebraska
Oregon
House Passes Diluted School Aid in Johnson Bill
The House voted through most of President Johnsons school aid measure after a lengthy debate, removing a key Office of Education program and shifting funds toward states. A Green amendment gave states control of experimental programs, drawing opposition from Gardner and winning 230 to 185. The bill now slightly favors Southern states but risks broader cuts without more funding.
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House
Johnson
U.S. Office of Education
Edith Green
D-Ore
John W. Gardner
Mrs. Green
Office of Education
Rep
Sam Gibbons
Dfla
House approves amendments to aid bill for desegregation effort
The House passed amendments that could hamper the Office of Education's desegregation enforcement. The bill, moving to the Senate, would authorize 3.5 billion dollars for elementary and secondary school aid for fiscal 1968 69. Under prior law aid runs through June 30.
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House
Office of Education
Senate
Nelsonville Greyhounds Seek State Tournament Glory
Inside Today highlights Nelsonville Greyhounds baseball chasing school and coach glory in the state tournament. Page 20 notes and sports listings cover regional teams, local events, and transportation to games.
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Nelsonville Greyhounds
Athens National Bank
Chevanc Secenes
Vaterel
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