Goldwater's Rule Over Republican Party Is Ended
Barry Goldwater ends his control of the Republican Party six months after it began by naming Ray C. Bliss to succeed Dean Burch as national chairman. Burch will resign April 1, with Bliss expected to take over and unite party factions amid a Chicago vote showdown.
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Idaho
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Lausche Sponsors Bill on Strip Mine Aftermath Study
Sen. Frank J. Lausche of Ohio and two colleagues introduced a bill calling for an Interior Department study on the after effects of strip and surface mining. The measure seeks a land-use assessment to guide Congress on how to assist in restoring areas desolated by mining.
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Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Interior Department
Lausche
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Congress
Franklin County Police Urged to End Uncharged Holds
The Columbus Bar Association declared holding prisoners without charges illegal and urged Franklin County police to stop such practices. It said arrests for investigation violate U S and Ohio due process, while acknowledging officers may arrest and hold until a warrant is issued.
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Columbus Bar Association
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Ohio
LBJ Proposes Sweeping New Immigration Law Probed
City Council last night appropriated 465 998 for 1965 operations a cutback of 7.6 percent from last year's outlay. The allocations totaled 156 990 50 from the general fund for 1965 with 209 186 in 1964. includes funds for waterworks street work and sewer projects. Five thousand dollars for recreation and planning were set, and 10 000 for flood repair to be reimbursed by federal funds. Mayor Moorehead praised the finance committee for the new appropriations.
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Jack Moorehead
Council
Panamanians Demonstrate Against U S Action
About 1200 Panamanians protested the United States in downtown Santa Ana Plaza burning an American flag. National Assembly member Virgilio Schueverer denounced U S imperialism and praised Fidel Castro as chants of revolution filled the air amid anti-American and pro-Castro speeches. Three empty coffins were displayed as unrest followed a four day period of rioting that left 21 Panamanians and four U S soldiers dead in January.
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Fidel Castro
Ohio officials consider bold school system overhaul
A group of Ohio superintendents opposed two major reform plans aiming to consolidate districts and reshuffle administration. They warned a rapid, statewide consolidation could falter on a weak foundation, while advocates see benefits for meeting rising education demands. No action planned before February board meeting.
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Paulding County
Ross County
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Tinue
Fritz Jacobs
Circleville
Pickaway County
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E. E. Holt
Protestant views on racial integration in homes and churches
A 7000 respondent Christian Herald poll finds large majorities favor interracial church membership and integration in communities. Yet 52 percent would not sell to a person of another race if neighbors object, with Alaska leading and South Carolina trailing in tolerance. Religious leaders call it evidence that Americans largely judge worth beyond color.
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Gerald Kennedy
Los Angeles
UN fights to salvage Asian African plan over voting rules
U Thant met with Assembly President Alex Quaison- Lackey as the United States rejected a key provision of the Asian African plan that would penalize nations two years behind in peacekeeping payments.
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Ghana
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Johnson proposes new immigration law based on skills and family ties
President Johnson urged Congress to replace the 40 year old national origins quota with a first come first served system guided by work and cultural skills and family unity. The plan preserves safeguards, security checks, and aims to curb unemployment concerns while echoing Kennedy era proposals.
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Johnson
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John F. Kennedy
U.S
John L. McClellan
Senate Judiciary Committee
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
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Icy air mass grips Midwest and pushes toward Ohio Valley
The Associated Press reports a massive polar air mass kept Midwest temperatures well below zero and moved toward the Ohio Valley with little moderation. Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota and Wisconsin areas still facing extreme cold as it advances.
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Weather brings cold air and light snow across Hocking Valley
Forecasters expect cloudy and colder conditions with light snow ending tonight in the Hocking Valley. A low near 14 degrees is forecast after an 11 am temperature of 37 and an overnight low of 27. Yesterday’s high reached 47 degrees.
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North Dakota Bites: Subzero Coldest Readings Reported
Williston, North Dakota logged 38 below zero as the nation’s coldest spot. Minot reached 35 below, with Bismarck at 33, Fargo 24 below, and Jamestown 23 below as a severe deep freeze persisted across the region.
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Jamestown
Serious injuries in three auto accidents reported
A Rockbridge woman and her daughter suffered serious injuries in a head on crash on Pos sum Hollow Road. Bernadine Groves, 46, and Rosemary Groves, 18, were listed in fair condition at Lancaster Fairfield Hospital. Separately, John Warren Dunkle, 43, was in fair condition after a crash on Rt 93 near Oroville with a severe head wound. A third one car wreck on Rt 93 near the Rt 312 junction left driver Robert F. Hugh uninjured. icy conditions were blamed. Investigation continues.
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Possum Hollow Rd
Rockbridge
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Rosemary Groves
Raroh Ellsworth Ogle
State Highway Patrol
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Logan Hospital
New Straitsville
Hocking County
Robert F. Hugh
S. Mulberry St
Pataskala Oil Strike Seen as Good Producer
A spokesman says an oil strike near Pataskala in Licking County appears to be a good producer. The well on the property line of Ralph Campbell and Joseph Kuhnimhoff started supplying oil Tuesday at 3,700 feet.
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Licking County
Ralph Campbell
Joseph Kuhnimhof
Haymes Divorced Again in Los Angeles
Singer Fran Jeffries, Dick Haymes fifth wife, filed for divorce in Los Angeles on Tuesday claiming jealousy of her career.
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Los Angeles
Dick Haymes
Fran Jeffries
Planes Shot Down Near Cambodian Border Amid Viet Nam Turmoil
Two American planes went down near the Cambodian border. One was shot down and another crashed from fuel loss. two crewmen sustained second degree burns, and a U S Air Force officer had minor injuries. Demonstrations in four cities subsided while Hue prepared to send a delegation to Saigon.
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Nha Trang
Powell vows to confront church state aid issue
Rep. Adam Powell says the church state controversy blocking federal school aid will be faced head on this year. He spoke as President Johnson outlined a 1.66 billion education program, underscoring debates over funding to parochial schools and state distribution to districts.
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Adam C. Powell
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