Why Not Vote in Off Year Ed Page Commentary
The Lima Star editorial urges turnout in an off year election highlighting voter apathy. It notes only a small share of eligible voters participate, cites local bond votes in Elida Sherwood Park and Northsea, and frames campaigns as efforts to mobilize rather than guarantee support. Dr. James Hardle explains organizers aim to spur voting yes or no.
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Congress
Lima
Elida
Sherwood Park
Northsea
James Hardle
Drew Pearson Klan Tapping Police Files
Washington column details Klansmen accessing Detroit police files on Viola Liuzzo, notes Imperial Wizard Bob Shelton’s Fifth Amendment stance, and describes Klan pressure on editors. Reports on Klansmen’s secrecy, intimidation, and expansion in the South, including North Carolina revival near Goldsboro.
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Bell- McClure Syndicate
Washington
Ku Klux Klan
Imperial
Bob Shelton
House Un-American Activities Committee
Detroit
Constitution
Ralph McGill
Klan
North Carolina
Goldsboro
N.C
Thompson’s
South
Grand Dragon of
Natchez
E. L. McDaniel
Weekly Gazette
la Grange
Paul Barwick
FBI
Miss Lou Observer
W. W. Winkler
Doctor Scarcity Hits Appalachia
Ohio State University sociologists report physicians are shrinking in Ohio's Appalachia region, with one doctor per 1709 residents in 1965 down from 1656 in 1960. The study lists county ratios, notes aging doctors, and predicts continued decline as younger physicians fail to replace retiring practitioners.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Appalachia
John B. Mitchell
James Finley
Gallia County
Perry County
Athens
Beltman
Guernsey
Ross
Coshocton
Scioto
Tuscarawas
Lawrence
Washington
Jefferson
Muskingum
Slaying of Youth Ruled Justifiable in Cleveland
Chief Police Prosecutor Edward V. Cain ruled that the fatal shooting of 20 year old Theodore M. Dancey by a beverage store owner was justifiable. Dancey and a companion attempted to steal a television from Gary's Home Furnishings at 8117 Superior Ave. The owner, nearby, said a thief fired first and he fired in self defense.
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Cleveland
Edward V. Cain
East Side
Theodore M. Dancey
Gary
Superior Ave
Readable fragments from Ohio paper with rates and notices
Debated text shows names in editorial advertising and circulation roles alongside subscription rates and dates. Mentions daily and Sunday editions with yearly and monthly charges, regional Ohio references, and a note about Associated Press rights.
Letters To The Editor On Ohio urban service authority issue
Citizens discuss State Issue No 2 to empower Urban Service Authorities as a tool for regional services in Ohio. The letter argues for voter approval and charter processes while criticizing centralized governance. It cites housing costs, rent, and public works, urging public input and caution against elite decision making.
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Ohio
League of Women Voters
Lima
Oters
Hall
Saxbe Says State Plan Fair To All
Ohio Attorney General William B. Saxbe defends the legislative redistricting plan as fair to all Ohioans regardless of location race or creed The plan by the apportionment board proposes 99 single district house members and 33 single district senators Opponents filed suits to block reapportionment while the Republican administration called the plan lawful under the state constitution The issue was presented to a special three judge district court panel on October 15 the deadline to meet the Supreme Court one man one vote ruling
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Columbus
Ohio
William B. Saxbe
State Apportionment Board
U. S. Supreme Court
House
Senate
Republican State Administration
The Hill and Ipcress File At Theaters This Week
The Hill at Ohio and Ipcress File at Quilna headline this week with La Boheme and The Collector due midweek. Never On Sunday and Topkapi also show at Sigma while Sharon Drive-In and Springbrook Drive-In announce upcoming offerings. Bismuth costs rise to about 3 dollars per pound as it shifts from stomach aid to acrylic fiber catalyst.
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Ohio
la Boheme
Quilna
the Collector
SIGMA
Topkapi
Sharon
Springbrook Drive-In
London
Reapportionment Debate Drives Ohio Redistricting Focus
Behind The News argues timing is less critical than fair representation in Ohio’s 1966 reapportionment. It notes concerns over subdistricting, bedsheet ballots, and the shift from at large to multi district representation, with Citizens League opposing three House districts per Senate district. The column cites Nolan’s stance and the potential partisan impact on future majorities.
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The
Citizens League of
Cleveland
Citizens League
Radio Guide WIMA 1150 KC Schedule Highlights
WIMA 1150 KC radio guide lists daily on air lineup from dawn patrol to late night news with shows like Paul Harvey News, Farm Time, Music Man, World Of Money, and Easy Listening. It notes high school football games Friday and Saturday and OSU football Saturday, with preemptions and weekend airings.
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Dawn Patrol
Farm Markets
Loval News
Paul Harvey
Paul Hervey
Muse
World of Money
Weatherscope
Alex Orler
Tom Harmon
MAB
P. Morgan
USA
ABC News
Tuas
ABC News & Sports
Wima Radio
Ohio State
Eerie
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Drew Pearson
Shelton
Charles Meriweather
State of
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John Patterson
Patterson
John F. Kennedy
Los Angeles
Kennedy
Meriweather
Morse
Neuberger
Oregon
Gruening
Alaska
Clark
Pennsylvania
Javits
New York
Proxmire
Wisconsin
Atlanta Klan
Samuel Green
Atlanta Journal
Atlanta
KKK
Winkler
Dart
Grand Dragon McDaniel
Che Uttshiaeten
Ohio State University
Lima Star Publishing Co
W. Vine St
Lima, Ohio
Ralph First
Moneyert
Gene Perins
James Geiger
Fravels Milas
Olle ZurQus
Ohie
Associated Preas
Ase
Star
Urban Service Authority l
Urban Service Authority
Charter Commission
Ta Nak
Mrs. R. M. Frost
League of Women
Saxbe
Theater Guide
Ohio—“The Hill
Ipcress
Alskads
By Steve Osratl
General Assembly
James D. Nolan
U.S. Supreme Court
Nolan
Cuyahoga County
Jar
Radio Guide
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