Willis Seeks Curbs on Ku Klux Klan in Hearings
Representative Edwin Willis urging new federal laws to curb the Ku Klux Klan proposes possible measures such as registering Klansmen, banning masked gatherings, and criminalizing organized violence. Ralph Blumberg testified about Klan threats in Bogalusa Louisiana as his radio station was attacked and sponsors dropped.
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Washington
Edwin E. Willis
D-La
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Willis
Ralph Blumberg
Bogalusa
Blumberg
Beig
Brooks Hays
Arkansas
Transportation Unit Plans Industry Tour
Delta Nu Alpha Transportation Fraternity meets at 6 30 p m Tuesday in the Blue Peak Restaurant. Program chairman Joe Link will show a filmed plant tour of Lima Register Co and discuss shipping problems. Members may bring guests.
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Delta Nu Alpha Transportation Fraternity
Blue Peak
Joe Link
Lima Register Co
Four Parts Open Encore seeks four more cast members
Encore Theatre director Jack Kissell announced a minimum of four men are still needed to complete the cast of The Visit. He said the roles are not major or time consuming and openings begin Friday, January 28.
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Encore Theatre
Jack Kissell
Heeter Named Lima Municipal Court Judge
Lima attorney and newly elected City Councilman Rich ard Heeter expects official confirmation from the governor making him the Lima Municipal Court judge to fill the vacancy created by Judge David Steiner. Swearing in is planned for Monday at Municipal Court with Judge Roger Andrews presiding. Heeter will trigger a City Council vacancy and says applications will be sought for the post, with his Fourth Ward seat to be resigned at the next council meeting.
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Lima
Richard Heeter
Columbus
Mr. Heeter
David 0. Steiner
Paul J. Rockey
Municipal Court
Roger D. Andrews
Heeter
Fourth Ward
Coshocton murder suspect arrested in New England
Richard Edward Steeves 23, charged with first degree murder for the stabbing deaths of Francis Gephart 35 and his 84 year old father in Coshocton County, was arrested at a restaurant after returning to New England where he faced three other murder cases. He was picked up in Manchester New Hampshire and allegedly wanted for two Maine slayings. Maine Attorney General said victims were elderly men living alone.
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Coshocton
Ohio
New England
Richard Edward Steeves
Francis Gephart
Gephart
Rochester
N. H
Manchester
Steeves
Maine
Richard DuBord
Training Projects Hit 6000 Mark in Ohio for 1966
In six months under the Manpower Development Training Act Gov. Rhodes reported 123 projects for 6,087 people received federal approval. The period ended December 31, 1965 and the approved cost totals about $12.2 million, near Ohio's full annual appropriation.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Willard P. Thwltey
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Dudley
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