Thousands protest Viet Nam war in New York march
Ten thousand demonstrators marched eight abreast down Fifth Avenue in New York as part of a nationwide antiwar weekend. The protest, organized by the National Coordinating Committee to End the War in Vietnam, faced hecklers and counter demonstrators in multiple cities.
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March
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Beef theft and political notes across three regions
In Ohio Elwood Mayles reports a 500 lb steer butchered with only a front quarter remaining in a wooded Marietta Run area. In Brighton England Edward Heath urges Britain to reshape Europe US relations. In Toledo, Robert Taft Jr. questions extending the Supreme Court one man one vote ruling to multi member districts.
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Elwood Mayles
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Athens County
Sam Buffington
Buffington
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Brighton
England
Edward Heath
Britain
Europe
United States
Heath
Toledo
U.S. Supreme Court
National Council of Republican
Robert Taft, Jr
Council
Navier Wins In Final Two Minutes
Xavier quarterback Carroll Williams powered a 21 19 comeback over winless Ohio University in front of about 17 200 at Peden Stadium. Williams set four single game pass records and guided Navier to victory with a late 20 yard touchdown to Dan Abramowicz before a safety by Xavier sealed the comeback.
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Bobcats
Bill Hess
Ohio
Gary Simmons
Williams
Dan Abramowicz
Glenn Hill
Ray Dankel
Xavier
George Wilson
Toledo
Mell accuses Apportionment Board of gerrymandering
Cincinnati politician Representative Harry H. Mell wain, a Democrat from Hamilton, charges the State Apportionment Board with gross partisanship in drawing a General Assembly reapportionment. He says the three Republican board members carved and divided counties for partisan advantage.
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Cincinnati
Harry H. Mellwain
Hamilton
General Assembly
Flood project for Maumee River dropped from bill
A $9.3 million flood control project on the Maumee River at Findlay Ohio was removed by a House Senate conference committee from the compromise water projects authorization bill. Remaining Ohio items include several harbor and river flood control projects with specified budgets.
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Washington
Maumee River
Findlay
Ohio
House-Senate
Ashtabula
Lorain Harbor
Rocky River Harbor
West Harbor
Chagrin River
Hocking River
Utica College Votes 3-1 To Permit Alcohol on Campus
Utica University students vote 3 to 1 to allow alcoholic beverages on campus. A student spokesman says the result will be used to persuade Syracuse University to lift its no alcohol policy on Utica’s campus.
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N. Y
Utica College
Syracuse University
Syracuse
Kirwan opposes atom smasher at Ravenna Arsenal site
U S Representative Michael J Kirwan of Ohio voiced opposition to placing the proposed 280 million dollar atom smasher at Ravenna Arsenal or anywhere in northern Ohio. He argued the state does not require as much federal aid as the south and criticized Ohio offering 10 million dollars to win the project. The Guardian noted Nedelin’s 1960 fatal blast killed 300 others.
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Youngstown
U S
Michael J. Kirwan
Ohio
Ravenna Arsenal
College aid program faces new legal snag in Ohio
Ohio's program to help needy college students pay bills meets another legal snag despite voter approval of a constitutional remedy. State officials say the issue will be resolved promptly without further complications.
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Columbus
Ohio
Fair Ends at New York World’s Fair 1964 65
The New York World’s Fair closes after 646 acres of site and a billion dollars. More than 50 million admissions were recorded as crowds peaked over the final weekend with 379 000 and 383 000 visitors on consecutive days. The cannons, carillon, and closing cues mark the end as amusements shut at 2 am.
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New York
International City
Ohio higher education plan flags three year oversight
At an Ohio meeting the Higher Education Assistance Commission disclosed a three year oversight. Executive director Byron H Maddox said a review with the Attorney General's Office found the commission failed to hold public hearings before filing rules. The loans total 7.6 million and the program aids students at state colleges with repayment after graduation.
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Byron H. Maddox
Maddox
Attorney General’s Office
Cre
Ated
Commission
Secretary of State
Johnson improves after stitches removed at Bethesda
President Johnson, recovering from gall bladder and kidney stone surgery, had stitches removed and kept a dentist appointment. Assistant press secretary Joseph Lautin said he feels very comfortable and there is speculation he may leave Bethesda Naval Hospital early next week.
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Johnson
Joseph Laitin
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Maryland
Lautin
Helicopter Crew Saved by U.S. Cavalry Airmobile
U S Army helicopter crew of four was saved by men of the 1st Cavalry Division Airmobile in Phu Yen Province after a downed craft was attacked by Viet Cong guerrillas. The rescue occurred Friday 250 miles northeast of Saigon as antiwar demonstrations began in parts of the United States.
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South Viet Nam
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Phu Yen Province
U. S. 1St Cavalry Division
United States
Hanoi
Groundbreaking Planned for Zanesville Ohio University Branch
In Monday's Messenger, a groundbreaking event is planned for the Zanesville Branch of Ohio University. Additional notes reference local court approval of a Hocking Conservancy District plan and other regional items.
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Zanesville
Ohio University
Logance
Page Court
Hocking Conservancy District
Delta Upsilon dominates homecoming float win at Ohio University
Delta Upsilon with Victory Elementary My Dear Vernon and Sigma Alpha Epsilon with Ship of Fools take first in the men's float division at the Ohio University Homecoming parade. Howard Hall wins the women's float top trophy for Time's Running Out for Xavier, with Phi Kappa Sigma Perkins Hall Phi Kappa Tau nearby.
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Delta Upsilon
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Ship of Fools
Nancy Greer
Xavier OU
Messenger Newsphoto
Ohio University
Elementary
My Dear
Phi Kappa Sigma
Perkins Hall
Phi Kappa Tau
Howard Hall
Xavier
Phi Mu
Alpha Xi Delta
Sukarno orders halt to anti Communist drive in Indonesia
Sukarno angrily orders Maj. Gen. Suharto to restore law and order and halt agitation as the army continues its crackdown on Communists after the Sept 30 coup attempt. Suharto named army commander and stands at attention while Sukarno vows no political settlement.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
Suharto
Reapportionment Plans Outlined In Ohio Carried Out
Ohio officials report that Governor Saxbe's plan for one man one vote reapportionment is in effect and will stand next year unless a federal court rejects it. The plan creates 99 House districts and 33 Senate districts across multiple counties, with residency rules affecting 1966 candidates.
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Columbus
William B. Saxbe
Ohio
John M. McElroy
Saxbe
U. S. Supreme Court
McElroy
Senate
Ohio Supreme Court
Apportionment Board
John W. Bricker
House
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