OSU Backs Down On Speakers Rule
Ohio State University trustees voted to modify the speakers rule allowing recognized student groups to invite guest speakers without prior approval by faculty advisers They outlined procedures for emotionally charged events and barred unrecognized groups from reserving facilities The board meeting occurred at the Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center near Wooster.
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Robert E. Miller Wooster
Ohio
Ohio State University
Novice G. Fawcett
Fawcett
John W. Bricker
U.S
B Board
Columbus
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 Daughter Crowned Miss America 1966
Hurley D. Bryant returned to a northeastern Thailand base and learned his daughter had been selected Miss America 1966 representing Kansas. He said he was thrilled and proud of her achievement in the pageant.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Ap— Hurley D. Bryant
Kansas
Wounds Fatal in Ohio Shotgun Incident
Seven year old Christine Mollitt of Franklin Furnace died in Scioto Memorial Hospital after a shotgun pellet wound in her home while playing cowboys with a four year old brother. Deborah Mollitt, 19, won a title Saturday in Atlantic City. Bryant, a fire prevention engineer with the 13th Air Force at Clark Air Base Philippines, on temporary duty in Thailand, has been in Viet Nam and last saw his daughter in January. Deborah was in New York today to be fitted for the robe for her one year reign.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Christine Mollitt
Franklin Furnace
Scioto Memorial Hospital
Deborah
Atlantic City
Nat
Bryant
Overland Park
Kan
13Th Air Force
Clark Air Base
Philippines
Thailand
Viet Nam
Sunislay
New York
State Unit Cites Ex School Official in Lima District
State Auditor Chester W. Goble released an examiner report showing former Lima school district clerk treasurer Shirley McBeth violated state law by delaying a $205,360.02 foundation funds deposit from December 1964 to January 1965. The tardy deposit affected year end cash balances and raised questions about fund handling per Section 3313.51 Revised Code.
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Lima City
Chester W. Goble
Shirley McBeth
J School Foundation
State Foundation
Board of Education
Findlay Eyes New Tax Levy
Findlay board of education votes to place a 2.9 mill operating levy on the November ballot after a 50 minute session. Supt. C Robert Baker notes the district has spent hours planning finances to ensure a quality education within sound fiscal procedures. He cites rising expenditures and local property tax receipts as part of the levy calculation.
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Findlay
Findlay Board of Education
C. Robert Baker
Baker
Board of Education
Boots fall apart for US infantry in Vietnam jungle
In Saigon the 101st Airborne reports boots tearing at the uppers and soles peeling in jungle battles. Brig. Gen. Norton says airlifts bring emergency replacements but full stock will take weeks and some troops have fought in tennis shoes. Jungle boots with canvas uppers and leech holes are being issued.
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101St Airborne Division
John Norton
U.S. Army
Viet Nam
101St
Pope Paul Readies Message Of Peace At World Council
Pope Paul VI opened the Ecumenical Council session before about 2,500 bishops in St. Peter's Basilica. He voiced a plea for peace to the United Nations in New York and announced a new episcopal synod to aid day to day Vatican work.
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St. Peter's Basilica
Vatican City
Paul VI
Ecumenical Council
United Nations
New York
U. N. General Assembly
Joiays
Panadine
Council
Paul
Vatican
India Seen Ready To Talk Of Peace
Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri in India reportedly weighing a halt to hostilities after claiming military objectives achieved in two sectors around Lahore and Sialkot and in southeast Pakistan. UN Secretary General Thant voices interest in stopping bloodshed though no peace formula or Pakistan stance is confirmed.
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India
New Delhi
Pakistan
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Shastri
U.N
U Thant
Thant
A. M. Thomas
Defense Production
Lahore
Sial Ikot
Charter Granted For Cable Group In Lima Ohio
Secretary of State Ted W Brown issued articles of incorporation to Buckeye Cable Vision of Lima Inc. Incorporators listed were Willis S Siford of Cook Tower Lima Ruth Endley and Marilyn J Reaman of Lima. The group seeks a Lima cable television contract.
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Ted W ‘Brown Hag
Buckeye Cablevision of
Lima
Beard protests end as student returns to school
Samuel Bell, 15, suspended for refusing to shave a chin beard at Cleveland Heights High School, shaved off the beard and returned to classes after a three day absence. His mother defends the action as a small American freedom being erased.
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Cleveland AP
Samuel Bell
Cleveland Heights High School
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