Ohio plans single member districts under apportionment plan
Ohio Attorney General William Saxbe submitted a federal court reapportionment plan proposing 38 single member House districts and 38 senate districts for the General Assembly to meet the Oct 1 deadline. The plan preserves county lines where possible and uses the 1960 census figures for Ohio's population.
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Columbus
Wiliam Bo Saxbe
House
Senate
General Assembly
Supreme Court
Loneman
Saxbe
State
Ohio
Cincinnath
Ghia Senate
Butler
Stark
Month Of Hatred Strike Fizzles In Saigon Area
South Vietnamese forces claim 218 Viet Cong killed in two days of fighting near Can Tho and Saigon with 37 VC prisoners freed. US reports mixed results and light American casualties. A Viet Cong call for a nationwide strike apparently failed as support waned.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Mekong Delta
Can Tho
Binh Duong
U.S. Army
1St Infantry
Qui Nhon
U S
South
Viet Nam
United States
Protest Parade Pledged in Berkley Viet Nam Day March
Berkeley officials warned of mass arrests as the Viet Nam Day committee pressed a 714 mile march from Sproul Hall to the Oakland Army Terminal to join a worldwide protest against U.S. involvement. Oakland, Berkeley police and National Guard were placed on alert after parade permits were denied. A 400-member Berkeley faculty group condemned the permit denial and criticized officials.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Oakland Army Terminal
Oakland
U.S
Sproul Hall
National Guard
Viet Nam Day Committee
Army Terminal
Vatican approves declaration denouncing anti Semitism
The Vatican Ecumenical Council endorsed a declaration condemning anti Semitism and stating that Jews as a group cannot be blamed for Christ's crucifixion. Bishops voted 1763 to 250 in St Peter's to approve the document, dropping the word deicide but rejecting the portrayal of Jews as rejected by God. Final promulgation by Pope Paul VI is expected in a public session after this vote.
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Vatican City
tPi
Vatican Ecumenical Council
St Peter's
Paul VI
Council
Meigs County Hopes For State Prison Site
Meigs County officials push their bid for Ohio's 18 million maximum security prison to be built with bond funds. They cite 1800 acres between Letart Falls and Portland, access highway concerns, and expected 300 permanent jobs with a one million dollar payroll. The decision rests with the Ohio Department of Mental Hygiene and Corrections within 30 days.
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Meigs County
Ohio
Ohio Department of Mental Hygiene
ODMHC
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Seieta
Athens
Trimble Township
Jackson
Lawrence
Madison
Meigs
Letart Falls
Portland
Secretary Fowler Seeks Balance of Payments Equilibrium
Secretary Henry H. Fowler told business leaders in Hot Springs that the United States should continue improving its balance of payments in the second half of 1965. He cited a $1.3 billion deficit for early 1965 and urged steps to boost exports and foreign investment to reach a stable equilibrium.
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Hot Springs
Treasury
Henry HH. Fowler
United States
Fowler
Business Council
Second Hocking Marine Corporal Dies in Viet Nam Conflict
Logan Hocking County mourns a second Marine death in the Viet Nam war. Corporal Francis I Toops 22 died October 8 at Clark Air Base Hospital Philippines from a land mine injury. He was a 1961 Logan High School graduate born November 22 1942 at Mount Sterling. Survivors include parents five brothers and five sisters. Funeral plans pending at Leonard Funeral Home with Rev O Appleman officiating. Burial at Armstrong Cemetery Start Two.
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Cpl
Francis
I. Toops
Cpl. Toops
Clark Air Force Base
Philippines
Viet Nam
Hocking
Toops
Logan High School
Mount Sterling
Big Pine New Zion Methodist Church
Frederick
Logan
Enoch
Tartton
Jerry Lee
New Straitsville
Larry Lee
Union Furnace
John Edward
Fort Knox
Russell Fugene
Maridel
Te Anne
Pamela Lucille
Melinda Kay
Susandane
Marines
Camp Lejviene
Leonard Funeral Home
O. Appleman
Armstrong Cemetery
Evacuate Cuban Refugees Aimed At Ordered U.S. Arrival
The State Department plans to send Fidel Castro a note today urging an orderly evacuation of an estimated 30 000 to 50 000 Cubans to the United States President Johnson signals welcome but insists on controlled intake. In Congress the House moved to delay funding for a low income housing rent subsidy program. Don Appell of the HUAC continues hearings on Klan activities as higher education reforms push a national teacher corps to aid access for poor and middle income students.
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Washington
State Department
Fidel Castro
United States
Johnson
Florda Straits
National
Sholokhov Wins 1965 Nobel Prize for Literature
Soviet writer Mikhail Sholokhov, author of Quiet Flows the Don, receives the 1965 Nobel Prize in literature at Stockholm. The Swedish Academy cites his epic for expressing a historic phase in the Russian people with artistic power and integrity. He is 69 and a member of the soviet parliament.
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Stockholm
Mikhail Sholokhov
Sholokhov
Supreme Soviet
Swedish Academy
Academy
Nobel Committee
Anders Osterling
Mason County youth wins top eastern farm er award
A Mason County youth has been named the top eastern farmer in a regional award program recognizing outstanding agricultural achievement. The event highlighted young farmers and their community contributions with regional judges presenting the honors.
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Mason County
Navy grants noncombat deferral for sole surviving sons
The Navy restored a policy allowing men who are sole surviving sons to be exempt from combat. A formal request to be assigned to noncombat duties is required, and the protection covers sole surviving sons in families wiped out by service incidents since 1940.
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Washington
Navy
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