No Endorsement Move Under Way At Demo Confab
In Columbus Ohio the Democratic state committee meets to decide primary endorsements with factions warning against ousting state chairman William Coleman. A preprimary vote previously blocked endorsements and Gosney’s camp signals a push to deny endorsements across statewide races.
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Demo Confab
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Democratic State Committee
Harry Meredith
Lima
Democratic State Central Committee
William Coleman
Glenn
Gosney
William L. Coleman
Democratic State Executive Committee
Coleman
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Endorsement of Young Sparks Open Primary Talk in 1966
Columiana County Democratic chairman Don Gosney discussed an open primary for the 1966 Democratic U S Senate race. Gosney, once John Glenn Jr. campaign manager in 1964, noted Glenn’s withdrawal after a bathroom fall injury, leaving Stephen M. Young as the nominee.
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U. S
Stephen M. Young
Associated Press
Don Gosney
Columbiana County
Democratic
Gosney
John H. Glenn Jr
Glenn
Young
Flood Alert Signals Ohio River Crest Into High Readiness
Melting snow and weekend rains pushed creeks over banks and triggered the first flood alert on the Ohio River since 1964. Ralph Carey of the U S Weather Bureau in Cincinnati warned of a 55 foot crest at Cincinnati, about three feet above flood level, with earlier rises upstream prompting an emergency in Carlisle Pennsylvania and expectations of 50 foot stages at Portsmouth Ohio. Weather officials noted cold conditions and limited additional rainfall should restrain worsening floods, recalling a 1964 spring flood after heavy March rain.
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Ohio River
Ralph Carey
U. S. Weather Bureau
Cincinnati
Carey
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Athens
Vietnam War updates and global tension in brief
Viet Cong losses reported in ground clashes with Vietnamese and Korean forces reach 150 dead, while American planes strike installations in North Vietnam. Humphrey surveys rural projects in Thailand and visits Laos. Goldwater criticizes peace talks as disaster looms amid Dominican violence. Tornadoes and floods sweep regions as the nation notices rising cash in wallets.
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North
Viet Nam
Hubert H. Humphrey
Thailand
Laos
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Ohio leaders oppose unemployment compensation federalization plan
The Ohio Information Committee reports a poll showing civic leaders oppose federalizing unemployment compensation 38 to 1. The committee sent 10,000 questionnaires and received 5,037 replies, with 4,905 against passage of the proposed law.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Information Committee
Goldwater Calls for Demonstrated Will on Viet Nam
Former Sen Barry Goldwater argues peace talks with North Viet Nam depend on American resolve not groveling. He says the Hanoi government will join negotiations when the U S shows the will to attack and asserts military pressure should come from air power with allies and South Vietnam handling ground fighting. He also urges excluding Defense Secretary McNamara from war decisions and placing strategy in military hands.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Viet Nam
ABC
Hanoi
Goldwater
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Dconn
Johnson
Maxwell D. Taylor
Saigon
Air Force Reserve
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Spain prison population near historic low rate
Madrid Spain reports a prison population of 11 126 at the start of the year, translating to 35 3 per 100 000 inhabitants. The rate is slightly below the previous year and Spain trails only the Netherlands in the world for low penal rates.
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Madrid
Spain
Holland
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