Goldwater Eyeing Four Eastern Names for Running Mate
Senator Barry Goldwater considers four Eastern GOP leaders as potential vice presidential picks: Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton, Kentucky Senator Thruston Morton, New York Representative William Miller, and Ohio Governor James Rhodes. He hints at balancing the ticket with an East Coast moderate.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
William E. Miller
New York
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Columbus
GOP
Ray Bliss
Rhodes
Arizona
Scranton
No Rehearing For Ohio Bond Dispute
Ohio Supreme Court rejects request for rehearing on a suit challenging the legality of a $250 million education and public facilities bond issue. Paul Lynch, a Columbus guidance counselor and former legislator, filed the challenge with Theodore Saker. The state argues the action delays planned $61 million university, park, water, and school improvements.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Paul J. Lynch
Lynch
Asst. Atty
Theodore Saker
William B. Saxbe
James A. Rhodes
Nixon Fails To Halt Goldwater At GOP Governors Meet
At the 56th Governors Conference in Cleveland Barry Goldwater moved toward the Republican presidential nomination with no viable moderate challenger. Former VP Nixon pressed for Romney to run while Romney remained committed to not seeking national office this year. Nixon planned talks with Eisenhower as he warned that Goldwater could win the nomination. In California, a power line accident occurred when a dog chased a squirrel into a pipe and electrocuted a man after the pipe was lifted.
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Scranton
Goldwater
Associated Press
Cleveland
Los Angeles
California
Ohio
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Johnson
George Romney
Michigan
Romney
Illinois
Pennsylvania
New York
Eisenhower
Logan City Council Passes Water Works and Zoning Measures
Council approved three ordinances funding water works improvements including a booster pump. Notes totaling 17 500 dollars to be issued and a separate bond anticipation note funded by the Timberline subdivision. Zoning ordinance discussion and planning commission cooperation dominated night’s session.
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Timberline
James Stilwell
Squire, Sanders
Wood St
Civil Service Commission
Ed Nelson
Council
Stilwell
Planning Commission
Planning Committee
Commission
Logan City
Rolland Schorr
James FE. Guthrie
Logan
Guthrie
Schorr
U S Spy Flights In Laos Studied
U S Ambassador Leonard Unger said the continuation of American reconnaissance flights over Laos and fighter escorts depends on decisions with Premier Souvanna Phouma. Lubricant reports say Souvanna aims to halt flights. Unger says no formal knowledge and no daily plan exists. The issue fuels controversy as Pathet Lao claims an air attack near Phong Savang.
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Vientiane
Laos
U.S
Leonard Unger
Souvanna Phouma
Unger
Souvanna
Luang Prabang
Savang Vathana
Pathet Lao
Peking
Khang Khay
Phong Savang
Prince Souphanouvong
International Control Commission
Sergei Afanassiev
John Denson
Johnsons Wealth Not Tops In White House
Washington AP reports the Lyndon B Johnsons have an estimated wealth over 9 million from radio and TV stations land banks and stocks but historical figures note George Washington as the richest president based on asset value and inflation adjusted estimates. It cites Hoover Kennedy Roosevelt Jefferson Eisenhower Truman and others as wealthy or indebted in various eras.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnsons
White House
George Washington
Mount Vernon
Alexandria
Herbert Hoover
Thomas Jefferson
Monticello
Charlottesville
Dwight Dpd
Eisenhower
Harry S. Truman
Europe
Truman
Washington Evening Star
Johnson
Senate votes to end filibuster on civil rights bill
The Senate voted 71 to 29 to invoke cloture ending a 75 day Southern filibuster against the civil rights bill. The House passed the measure Feb 10 by 290 to 130. Debates were limited to one hour per senator as supporters push for swift passage. Temperatures across Ohio reached the mid to upper 70s with scattered showers in western areas and cooler air moving in tonight and Thursday.
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Washington
Senate
House
Capitol
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Ohio
Stephen M. Young
Frank J. Lausche
Byrd
Thruston B. Morton
R-Ky
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Dayton
Toledo
Akron
Youngstown
Columbus
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Marietta
Zanesville
Rt. 33 four-lane upgrade runs ahead of schedule
The 4.6 mile Rt. 33 project between Rt. 180 and the Hocking-Fairfield line is ahead of schedule due to good May weather. Engle Construction reports grading and bridge work progressing with two months of grading ahead and riverbed work continuing into early August. Paving of northbound lanes is set for September with traffic opening in October and overall completion by October 15 1965.
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Rt. 180
Hocking-Fairfield
W. E. Engle
Engle Construction Co
McArthur
Engle
Hocking
Speed Up Urged In Hospital Fund Drive
Art Gasser of the Hocking County hospital building commission urged rapid donations as the drive seeks $73,000 by Monday. At noon the total reached $41,600 and pledges allow 60 days before cash is due. The goal covers the gap between construction funds and low bid estimates.
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Art Gasser
Hocking County Hospital
Ohio Warm Humid Air With Scattered Showers
The U S Weather Bureau reports very warm humid conditions across Ohio Tuesday evening into Wednesday morning with cooler air pushing into the northwest. Dry spells persisted though distant lightning was seen near Toledo and dawn showers occurred. High Tuesday reached 94 in the Hocking Valley while the night low was 68 and 87 was recorded at 11 a m.
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Columbus, Ohio
U. S. Weather Bureau
Ohio
Toledo
Hocking Valley
Flood Displaces 2000 In Great Falls Montana Toll Rising
Flood waters forced 2,000 to 3,000 residents from homes around Great Falls and upstream with 30 plus dead and hundreds homeless. Gov. Babcock estimated Montana damage at 10 million dollars as President Johnson declared seven northwestern counties a disaster area. Air Force and National Guard救 teams evacuated residents, with Malmstrom AFB coordinating 11 helicopters and 38 flights to deliver supplies and rescue people.
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Great Falls
Mont
Tim Babcock
Montana
Johnson
Sun River
Air Force and National Guard
Tom Sullivan
Red Cross
West Side Junior High School
14Th Street
Sixth Street
Air Force
Malmstrom Air Force Base
Cascade
Chouteau
Flathead
Glacier
Pondera
Teton and Toole
Blackfeet Indian Reservation
Supreme Court Rejects Appeal In Hocking Land Sale
The Ohio Supreme Court denied the appeal of Lillian Schall and Estella Yoak against Sunnyhill Coal Sales Inc. over land sold for tax nonpayment in Hocking County. The case involved surface and subsurface rights where subsurface coal lands had been paid for, arguing surface ownership did not grant subsurface rights.
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Supreme Court
Hocking
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Lillian Schall
Estella
Sunnyhill Coal Sales, Inc
Hocking County
Bee rustling climbs in MINCO Oklahoma
Glen Gibson executive secretary of the American Beekeeping Federation says hive thefts are rising. He notes a single bee colony can fetch about $20 on the market.
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Minco
Okla
Glen Gibson
The
American Bee Keeping Federation
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