Nation In Mourning As Hoover Buried In Iowa
The nation began a 30 day mourning period for Herbert Hoover the 31st president who died at 90 in New York City His remains will travel to Washington for lying in state then be returned to Iowa for burial in West Branch The tribute includes services at St Bartholomews and a graveside ceremony with President Johnson attending. Hoover famed as a self made engineer and humanitarian helped feed millions in World War I and earned lasting respect from former rivals.
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GOP film on moral decay sparks battle over censoring
A Goldwater campaign group cut topless and other footage from a $100,000 film to be shown on American TV to argue the nation faces moral decay. Democrats call it the sickest political program since TV began, while NBC officials weigh a final decision as the campaign seeks to provoke public reaction.
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Anti Khrushchev Campaign Halted
Denmark's Communist paper says the Soviet leaders stopped their drive to downgrade Khrushchev due to backlash from European Communist parties. Moscow reports say Khrushchev and his wife are under house arrest in a four room apartment.
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Coal Firm Attorney Denies Unethical Acts in Ohio Case
Carlton S. Dargusch, longtime Columbus attorney and Ohio State University trustee, denies misconduct charges from the Ohio Supreme Court commission. He is accused of drawing expense money for nonbusiness items and voting stock on company matters without consent or full disclosure to the founder's heirs. He contests a possible public reprimand, suspension, or disbarment. The report also notes a five day forecast with cooler days ahead and light precipitation.
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Supreme Court
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Miller to Speak in Dayton Tonight During Campaign
Republican state headquarters says GOP vice presidential nominee William Miller will speak in Dayton tonight. Earlier reports had suggested cancellations for appearances in Cleveland Cincinnati and Springfield.
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Miller
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Burial Rites Held For Eugene After 35 Years
In Sabina Cemetery the unidentified man known as Eugene was laid to rest after decades of public intrigue. He was found June 6 1929 on U S 22 near Sabina aged about 55 to 60 and died of natural causes per the coroner. He remained embalmed at Littleton Funeral Home awaiting burial while efforts to identify him continued.
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No Clues In Search For Boys
Cincinnati police chief James Finan says there are no new leads in the disappearance of 9 year olds Johnny Hundley and Jimmy McQueary. A 50 foot sewer section was excavated but yielded nothing and reports of sightings spread from Cincinnati to Dayton and parts of Kentucky.
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Rail Strike Threat Looms Over Nationwide Walkout
Washington AP reports a potential railroad walkout as negotiators weigh a three year pay raise of 27 cents an hour from a presidential emergency board. About 400,000 workers could be affected with 30 days to accept or trigger another nationwide strike scare.
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No Major Fallout From Chinese Nuclear Test Warned
Washington reports little fallout from China’s recent nuclear test. Weather Bureau notes the cloud crossed the U S and moved to sea with little rain to bring down radioactivity. Atomic Energy Commission scientists say health risk remains unlikely in the United States.
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Barry Campaigns In Philadelphia
Sen Barry Goldwater campaigned in the Philadelphia area delivering a tribute to the late President Herbert Hoover calling him one of the most respected men in America who never had a whisper of scandal anywhere about him. The remarks were made during a brief airport speech.
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Johnson Reiterates Power With Restraint as Major Vote Issue
President Johnson campaigns in Ohio Missouri and Illinois arguing the key issue is whether the United States will use its power with restraint in pursuing peace. He criticizes Goldwater’s approach without naming him and pledges continued efforts with the Soviet Union after election day. He plans a hospital visit to former President Truman during a Midwest swing.
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GM Strike Could End On Sunday
The United Auto Workers schedule a Sunday member vote that could end the nationwide strike against General Motors. UAW leaders Walter Reuther and Leonard Woodcock said the GM Council will meet Friday to recommend ratification or rejection of the national agreement, with ratification ending the strike and returning locals to work immediately.
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Ohio Senator Seeks Probe of Klan Charter
State Sen. Anthony O. Calabrese will push for a State Senate inquiry into the charter issued Oct 5 to the Ku Klux Klan, with a resolution planned for Nov 9 at a Legislature special meeting.
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Anthony O. Calabrese
Cuyahoga County
Senate
Athens industry secures $100000 joint loan from bank and SBA
Carnegie Hero Medal awards $500 to Gal lipolis youngster. John Thomas loses to Valery Brumel in Olympics high jump. Brumel sets mark on page 17.
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Corpse Of Woman Found In Trunk In Cleveland
The body of a woman was found in a truck at the baggage room of the New York Central Railroad in Cleveland. Homicide detectives took the body to the Cuyahoga County morgue for fingerprints and tests to identify her and determine the cause of death.
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Meigs Memorial Hospital to be Renamed Veterans Memorial Hospital
Medical doctors and osteopathic doctors will both practice in Meigs County as the Veterans Memorial Hospital of Meigs County, Inc. wins a lease to run the Meigs Memorial Hospital. Harold Sauer named staff, listing physicians with general practice, obstetrics, surgery, pediatrics, radiology, and dentistry.
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Ray D. Heaton
Lewis D. Telle
Harold D. Brown
Keith Riggs
Clyde Ingels
Telle
Gallipolis
Rhodes Proposes Centralized Relief Financing in Ohio
Gov James A Rhodes urged a full revision of relief funding sharing at the Ohio Welfare Conference. He proposed moving city relief administration to county welfare departments and folding the aged aid into county systems to improve federal reimbursements. The plan, part of a welfare bill to be submitted in January, also seeks aid extension to unemployed workers dependents and broader eligibility.
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