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Newspaper
Lima Star
Location
Lima, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1965
Page
7
A series of Ann Landers advice excerpts discussing marital strife over firing a secretary, a grandmother’s tall tales about Columbus, a teen balancing work with school, and parental control issues. The column offers guidance on apologizing, handling legends, and negotiating freedoms for a teen.
Vatican City AP Pope Paul VI and the Vatican Council approved five decrees aimed at a drastic overhaul of church governance and improved relations with non Christians. The measures include reform of the Vatican Curia and new approaches toward Jews and Muslims, with additional education and priestly formation reforms.
Horace Mann Elementary School Cub Scout Pack 50 holds its annual skating party at Dixie Roller Rink from 7 to 10 p.m. Wear costumes. prizes will be awarded. In a recent pack meeting, John Hower staged a magic act while Rolland Smith announced candy sale winners. David Crawford led sales with 168 cans. Den leaders and awards followed, including Webelo and Wolf Badge recognitions, two-year pins, and pins for service.
The Gateway Arch rises toward completion as a 10 ton keystone is placed 630 feet above the Mississippi. About 10,000 spectators expected for an eight hour join in, as the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial era unfolds with museums, cable cars and future funding plans.
Police report three thefts from Lima residents. Michael Ireland says a radio and flashlight worth 46 dollars were taken from his car at Lima Senior High School between 4 and 5 30 p.m. Tuesday. Kay Siford reports a coat worth 25 dollars stolen from her car on Summit Street. Carl Thomas states a sewing machine valued at 75 dollars was stolen from his car on Main Street Tuesday.
Vice President Hubert Humphrey helps Clark County Prosecutor James Berry in the race for the 7th Congressional District. The visit precedes the Tuesday special election between Democrat Berry and Republican Clarence Brown Jr. Brown, Urbana publisher and son of the late congressman, defends government balance against one party control.
A Havana broadcast reports Cuba and the Soviet Union have signed an agreement for Soviet technical aid in harvesting the 1968 angie crop. The pact aims to boost agricultural output and strengthen ties between the two nations during the harvest season in Cuba.
The reform discussion envisions adding dio cesan bishops living outside Rome to Curia departments. These bishops would continue leading their dioceses while serving in the Curia, unlike current members who reside in Rome.
Cincinnati report that a three judge federal panel unanimously approved the all Republican State Apportionment Board plan for Ohio legislative districts. The plan will be used for next year’s elections to prevent chaos and breakdown in the state’s election machinery.
Perry's PTA urges a Yes vote on State Issue 1 arguing it funds schools with at least 116 million in new state money and supports redistricting that would create 99 House districts and 33 Senate districts. Governors plan, opposed as gerrymander by Democrats, aims to steady school funding across counties.
The Sixth Circuit upheld a presumption of validity for actions by a proper government agency. The panel said elections could not proceed under current apportionment as the General Assembly was malapportioned. An attorney for James Nolan said he would appeal to the U S Supreme Court, with expected filing before the 1966 election. The dispute began in 1964 after a ruling found Ohio's House improperly apportioned. Separately, a reported $150 smoke damage incident at a residence occurred when a furnace flue clogged but no damage was noted.
NBC anthology piece Back to Back stars Jack Hawkins as a cold Britisher who cons a woman into posing as his wife then deserts their son in England. Shelley Winters shines as the distraught spinster, delivering a restrained, powerful ending that outshines loud comedy trends.
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