Appalachia bill could fund Ohio road project
U S Rep Robert Taft Jr backs cautious view on the Appalachia legislation seen as potentially yielding 140 to 150 million dollars for Southeastern Ohio to support a four lane highway from Wheeling to Cincinnati. Homer Abele weighs backing the bill while noting possible crippling amendments. Taft endorses Goldwater but reserves stance on civil rights amid national nuclear policy debate.
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Goldwater Rally Draws Mixed Crowd at Ohio University
At Ohio University, Goldwater supporters posted signs and handed out literature as protesters demonstrated nearby. Voters, including Lucille Taylor and Mrs. Earl Baughman, weighed Goldwater’s stance amid skeptical remarks from students and locals.
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