OSU Backed Down On Speakers Rule At Wooster Meeting
OSU trustees voted 4-3 to modify the campus speakers rule amid protests. The revised policy allows recognized student groups to invite guest speakers without prior approval, with guidance for emotionally charged events. President Fawcett said the changes stress orderly procedure and facility use only for qualified organizations. Bricker, Braker, and Dargusch opposed the change. Shacknessy, Loop, Allyn, and Davis supported it. Absent were Ketterer and Jones. The board met at the Ohio Agricultural Research Center near Wooster.
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Ohio
Ohio State University
Novice G. Fawcett
Fawcett
John W. Bricker
U.S
Columbus
Bricker
Ohio State
Marvin France
Cleveland
Carlton Dargusch Sr
James W. Shacknessy
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Alan B. Loop
Toledo
Stanley C. Allyn
Dayton
Jacob E. Davis
Cincinnati
John G. Ketterer
Canton
Frederick E. Jones
Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center
Wooster
Deborah's Papa Is Thrilled Too Miss America 1986 Winner
Hurley D. Bryant returned to a base in northeastern Thailand and learned his daughter was selected Miss America 1986. He said he was thrilled and noted she represented Kansas in the contest.
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Kansas
Wounds Fatal as Girl Dies After Pellets Fire
Seven year old Christine Mollitt of Franklin Furnace died at Scioto Memorial Hospital after a shotgun discharged while she played cowboy with her four year old brother. The incident occurred at home and stunned family and neighbors. Deborah Bryant, 19, won a title in Atlantic City New Jersey and is preparing to begin a year long reign in New York fittings for her wardrobe. Bryant is a fire prevention engineer with the 13th Air Force at Clark Air Base Philippines, temporarily assigned in Thailand and Vietnam, and had only recently learned of his daughter’s achievement.
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Overland Park
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New York
State Unit Cites Ex School Official in Lima Funds Case
State Auditor Chester W. Goble released an examiner report showing former Lima clerk treasurer Shirley McBeth violated state law by delaying a $205,360.02 Foundation Fund deposit from December 1964 to January 1965. The late deposit obscured the district’s year end finances and prompted notes that funds were not promptly deposited or recorded as required.
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Chester W. Goble
Shirley McBeth
State Foundation
Findlay Eyes New Tax Levy Debate Resumes
Findlay Board of Education votes to place a 2.9 mill operating levy on the November ballot after a 50 minute session. Superintendent Robert Baker cites fiscal need and past tax receipts while Barker’s dust study links cosmic material to school funding context.
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Findlay Board of Education
Baker
Find Jlay City
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Boots Fall Apart in Viet Nam Jungle Boots
American infantrymen in Vietnam faced boots with gaping holes and soles peeling as they fought the Viet Cong. Brig. Gen. John Norton said jungle boots were airlifted for emergency needs but full replacements would take weeks. Some units wore tennis shoes before new jungle boots arrived. The 101st Airborne reported rapid boot damage in steamy jungles despite airlifted supplies.
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Viet Nam
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Pope Paul VI to urge UN peace message at final council session
Pope Paul VI opened Vatican Ecumenical Council's final session telling 2,500 bishops he will go to the United Nations to plead for peace. He spoke at St. Peter's Basilica and announced a new worldwide synod of bishops to aid day to day Vatican work.
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Paul
India Seen Ready To Talk Of Peace
India declared it had won objectives in two sectors of West Pakistan and Shastri considered a halt to hostilities. Thant in New Delhi reported interest from both sides in stopping bloodshed though no peace formula or Pakistan readiness is clear. Brezhnev pressed for end to fighting while the United States signaled possible cutoff of economic aid. Defense minister Thomas said India achieved aims near Lahore and Sialkot and 600 miles south in southeast Pakistan.
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India
Pakistan
Lal Bahadur Shastri
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U.N
U Thant
New Delhi
Thant
Soviet Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
United States
Subcontinent
A. M. Thomas
Lahore
Sial Kept
Charter Granted For Cable Group
Secretary of State Ted W Brown issued articles on incorporation to Buckeye Cable Vision of Lima Inc Incorporators listed were Willis 8 Siferd of Cook Tower Lima Ruth Endley and Marilyn J Reaman of Lima The group seeks a Lima cable television contract.
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Buckeye Cablevision
Lima
Inc
Willis 8. Siferd
Cook Tower
Ruth Endley
Marilyn J. Reaman
Beard ban sparks teen’s return to Cleveland Heights
Samuel Bell, 15, ended his beard protest by shaving this morning and returning to Cleveland Heights High School after a three day absence. He had been suspended last week for refusing to shave a chin growth cultivated for over two months. His mother lamented the incident as a loss of a small American freedom.
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Samuel Bell
Cleveland Heights High School
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