Mayor appoints Chrisman and Adcock to Planning Board
Mayor Jack Moorehead appoints Claude Chrisman and Ralph Adcock to fill vacancies on the city planning commission. They replace Don Russell and Ralph Larimer, who resigned. The group includes the mayor, Ed Rutgers, and Dean Collison, with a 7:30 p.m. 1965 organizational meeting scheduled.
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Chrisman
Adcock
Planning Board
Jack Moorehead
Claude Chrisman
North St
Ralph Adcock
N. Orchard St
City Planning Commission
Don Russell
Ralph Larimer
Moorehead
Ed Rutgers
Dean Collison
Jim Parkinson
Brandon
Burch Steps Aside as Bliss Will Lead GOP
Phoenix AP reports Republican National Chairman Dean Burch will resign effective April 1. Ray Bliss of Ohio consented to become national chairman and meet with state committee members January 20 in Columbus. Bliss would take over following discussions with national committee members in Chicago and ongoing reports about the succession.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Dean Burch
Ray Bliss
Ohio
Columbus, Ohio
Ray C. Bliss
State Committee
Columbus Plaza
Bliss
Chicago
Icelandic envoy Thor Thors dies in Washington
Thor Thors aged 61 Iceland’s ambassador to the United States died Monday from a sudden internal hemorrhage. He had served in Washington since November 1955.
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Washington
Thor Thors
Iceland
United States
Thors
Rauch Takes Command of Nuclear Sub USS John Marshall
Navy Commander Charles F. Rauch Jr. assumed command of the nuclear powered ballistic missile submarine USS John Marshall during a visit in Holy Loch Scotland. He is responsible for morale discipline ship movements and overall combat readiness.
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Navy
Charles F. Rauch Jr
Charles F. Rauch
Logan Rt. 2
John Marshall
Holy Loch
Scotland
Gunman fires on three poker clubs injuring at least 31
In Gardena California a berserk gunman opened fire at the Rainbow Club and nearby establishments. He wounded at least 31 patrons and fired from two revolvers and a shotgun. Louis Koullapis was captured after a gunfight, then hospitalized and booked on suspicion of attempted murder.
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Gardena
Calif
Louis Koullapis
Rainbow Club
Los Angeles
Dave Whitmore
Monterey Club
Horseshoe Club
Koullapis
Gardena Street
Northeast U S Snowbound While Ohio Stays Clear
The Associated Press reports cleared roads and dry cold in Ohio with daybreak temps from 24 to 30 across major cities. Snow was confined to northern areas, while New York faced 5 to 9 inches of snow and several states recorded varying winter conditions and school closures.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Columbus
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Marietta
Toledo
Findlay
Mansfield
Youngstown
New York City
Maryland
Baltimore
Bowie
Waterford Park
Chester
W. Va
Panhandle
West Virginia
Northwest
Plains States
Salt Lake City
Utah
Craig
Colo. Fraser
Denver
Great Lakes
Petoskey
Michigan
State Liquor Aide Fined Sentenced in Cincinnati
Edward Royal, 57, a state liquor store employee, was fined 250 dollars and given a 10 day jail term which was suspended after he was convicted of selling liquor to a 17 year old girl. Ohio Liquor Director Donald Cook praised the sentence and urged tougher penalties for permit holders who break the law.
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Cincinnati
Edward Royal
Ohio
Donald Cook
Royal
John W. Keefe
Cook
V-Stor Makes History With Vertical Takeoff Flight
Ling-Temco-Vought credits its V-Stor with a history making flight Monday. The tilt wing craft rose about 15 feet vertically and then transitioned to conventional flight over 2,500 feet of runway.
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Dallas, Tex
Ling- Temco-Vought
Ohio unveils 144 million Appalachian development program
Ohio will submit a 144 million plan to join the 11 state Appalachian Development program, targeting 24 southeastern counties. The package includes 103 million in Appalachian funds and 41 million locally, funding highway work, vocational education, health, sewage, water surveys, and timber and farm improvements, with a May bond issue possible to cover local matches.
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Columbus
Ohio
Fred Neuenschwander
James A. Rhodes
Congress
Neuenschwander
P. E. Masheter
Cincinnati
Bridgeport
Belmont County
Par
Ment
East Fort
Little Miami River
Clermont County
Paint Creek
Salt Creek
Ross County
State Agriculture Department
Appalachian
Clermont
Brown
Adams
Highland
Ross
Pike
Scioto
Lawrence
Gallia
Jackson
Vinton
Hocking
Perry
Muskingum
Morgan
Athens
Higher Driver Age Is Sought In Ohio Legislation
Ohio lawmakers opened the 106th General Assembly with proposals to raise the teen driver age and overhaul the court system. Rep. Harry H. McIlwain introduced bills to raise probationary licenses to 18 and require parental or guardian signatures for restricted licenses. A two week recess was approved for Johnson inauguration prep.
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Columbus
Ohio
106Th General Assembly
House
Senate
Johnson
Harry H. McIlwain
Hamilton
McIlwain
Moorehead and Stilwell to Seek Re-Election in May
Mayor Jack N. Moorehead and City Solicitor James Stilwell announced as Republican candidates for re election in the May primary for city offices. Filing deadline is 4 p.m. February 3 except auditor. Moorehead, 42, seeks a second term and Stilwell aims for a third term as solicitor.
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Jack N. Moorehead
James Stilwell
Moorehead
Logan
Ralph W
Lottie Moorhead
Logan High School
University of Tennessee
Logan Territory
Air Force
Red Cross
Masonic Mingo Lodge 171
Inda Rutherford
Timothy
Marcia
Michael
W. Hunter St
Stilwell
Hebron
Columbus Central
Hue Protests Grow as Buddhists and Students Rally
In Hue 1500 demonstrators marched near the U S consulate with banners calling for neutralization as Da Nang and other cities saw antigovernment protests. A three day general strike halted business and transport in Hue and Quang Tri as the movement centers on Hue University.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Hue
U.S
da Nang
Hue City
Quang Tri
The
Buddhists and Students Protective Association
Hue University
Roberts pleads not guilty to auto theft and assault charges
James A. Roberts Sr. of Columbus pleads not guilty at arraignment before Judge Harley Meyer on auto theft and assault and battery indictments. Bond set at 2000 and 300. remanded to county jail. Trial date postponed at defense request. Roberts had been sought since September indictment and was turned over by Columbus police to the Hocking sheriff’s department.
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James A. Roberts Sr
Columbus
Harley Meyer
Albert Mount
Leroy A. Scribner
Meyer
Roberts
Grand Jury
Hocking
Columbus Rejects Youth Corps Plan
Columbus City Council rejected the administration's plan to start a neighborhood youth corps and seek a federal grant. The program was estimated at 500000 dollars with 90 percent funded by a federal grant. Mayor Sensenbrenner urged reconsideration as the vote ended 3 to 2 with two abstentions.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbus
Maynard E. Sensenbrenner
U Thant pushes plan to end U S Soviet voting deadlock
U Thant launches final bid to resolve the U N peace keeping dues stalemate ahead of General Assembly session. The plan from the 59 nation Asian African group seeks voluntary payments to cover nearly 86 million in deficits and suspend Article 19 which would strip voting rights from late payers. The United States insists on a clear, disclosed contribution from the Soviet Union while Moscow seeks non earmarked funds and no pre set timing. The U N faces potential loss of voting rights for the Soviet Union France and 16 other nations if no settlement is reached.
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United Nations, N.Y
U Thant
U.N
General Assembly
Soviet Union
France
Thant
United Nations
Moscow
United States
Johnson proposes $1.66 billion tots to teens education program
President Johnson asks Congress to back a yearlong education plan targeting low income families. The proposal covers preschool to college aid, urges shared use with non public schools, and faces opposition from church separation groups despite Catholic and NEA support.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Capitol Hill
National Education Association
Taft Set to Outline Republican Policy at Banquet
Cincinnati Ohio, January 18 Taft Jr. who lost last November bid for U S Senate will speak at the Cincinnati Junior Chamber Bosses Night outlining proposals for a Republican national policy committee.
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Cincinnati
Robert Taft Jr
Ohio
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Betty Hack
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Sally) Lindsay
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James G. Adcock
Rose Shannon
Rauch
Nuclear Sub
Commander Rauch
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Hocking Valley
State Liquor Aide
Kersburg
Portsmouth
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Dillon, Johnson, Stilwell and Oberlin
Susan
Kelley
Ohio State
Kathleen
Mary Jean
David
Mound St
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