Ohio GOP Delegates To Skip Goldwater On First Ballot
Ohio Republicans caucused in Columbus and agreed to vote Ohio’s 58 first ballot votes for the favorite son James Rhodes at the San Francisco convention. Delegates may freely switch on subsequent ballots, with Bricker named national committee chair potential, Bliss eyed for national committeeman, and Mrs. Katharine Kennedy Brown kept as national committeewoman.
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Ohio
GOP
Goldwater
Columbus
Barry Goldwater
San Francisco
John Ashbrook
Arizona
James A. Rhodes
Goldwater-Scranton
U.S
John W. Bricker
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Ashbrook
Scranton
Ence J. Brown
William Miller
New York
Bliss
Katharine Kennedy Brown
Dayton
Dean Collison
Logan
Thomas Morgan
Gallipolis
C. Stanley Mechem
Nelsonville
Wayne Swisher
Middleport
E. E. Davis
Oak Hill
Maxine Charlton
Lancaster
Collison
Nolan seeks to void Ohio primary nominations in 48 counties
Cleveland public relations man James Nolan plans to ask a special federal court to nullify the May 8 primary nominations for state representatives in 48 Ohio counties. He wants the court to declare the Hanna Amendment unconstitutional and merge the 48 counties into 20 population based districts.
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Cleveland
Ohio
James Nolan
U. S. Supreme Court
U. S. District Court
Cincinnati
Ohio House of Representatives
Nolan
Special Court
Supreme Court
Special Federal Court
U. S
Appeals Court
Paul C. White
Federal Court
Carl A. Weinman
James Peck
Lodge Resigns Viet Nam Post New Envoy Named
President Johnson announced Henry Cabot Lodge resigning as ambassador to South Viet Nam. Gen Maxwell D Taylor will replace him to lead the new military political command from Saigon with Alexis Johnson moving to Viet Nam as deputy ambassador.
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Lodge
Viet Nam
Gen. Taylor
Washington
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Viet Nam
Johnson
Maxwell D. Taylor
Taylor
Saigon
U. Alexis Johnson
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Earle G. Wheeler
Army
Robert S. McNamara
Wheeler
Laos
International Control Commission
Pentagon
United States
Soviet Union
Congress
Appalachian
U.S
Three Civil Rights Aides Vanish After Speeding Stop
In Philadelphia Mississippi three young civil rights workers Andy Goodman Mickey Schwerner and James Cheney disappeared after a speeding stop. The trio had arrived to support the Freedom Summer Project and voter registration efforts. FBI and Mississippi Highway Patrol joined searches amid fears of foul play and civil rights rights violations.
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Philadelphia
Miss
Mississippi
FBI
Mississippi Highway Patrol
Andy Goodman
Mickey Schwerner
New York City
James Cheney
Congress of Racial Equality
Meridian
Oxford
Ohio
Cheney
Neshoba County
Washington
Edwin O. Guthman
Justice Department
Khrushchev Kidnap Plot Smashed in Sweden Visit
Swedish police shattered a plan to kidnap Soviet Premier Khrushchev during his five day Sweden visit. One man, described as a 30 year old foreigner possibly Hungarian, was arrested near Haga Castle and reportedly confessed to a plot to crash through gates in a truck. The incident prompted reinforced security, with Stockholm police ordered to shoot threats toward Khrushchev.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Khrushchev
Haga Castle
Aftonbladet
Ustashi
Expressen
Aake
Magnusson
Denmark
San Diego Hit by Third Earthquake in Two Days
An earthquake shook San Diego Monday night causing chandeliers to sway, windows to rattle, and burglar alarms to clang as residents felt a strong aftershock in the latest tremor within 48 hours.
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San Diego
Calif
Suzanne Ball Elected Mayor At Buckeye Girls State
Suzanne Ball daughter of Mr and Mrs Wayne A Ball of Logan Route 2 was elected mayor of Catherwood at the 18th Buckeye Girls State held at Capital University Columbus She is one of four Hocking County delegates with others including Louella Julian Anita Ruff and Shirley Carpenter Read of the 1 250 participants will hold city county or state offices during the week long self government program Officials in 24 Girls State cities installed mayors Sunday night with Suzanne Ball among them as Logan’s representative
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Suzanne Ball
Wayne A. Ball
Logan Rt. 2
Buckeye Girls State
Supreme Court
Brenda Laipply
Mansfield
Jo Ann Neil
East Palestine
Marcia McCree
Conneaut
Mary Alice Knox
Brooksfield
Logan
Bonnie Wilcoxen
Bartlett
Mary Ellen Callahan
Alliance
Linda Click
Middletown
Phyllis Schrader
Sandusky
Mary Cathleen Conner
Monclova
Nancy Strapp
Urbana
Diana Smedley
Lorain
Brenda Kay Potts
Pomeroy
Carolyn Lee Beach
Columbus
Helen Jelen
Steubenville
Sarah Ann Gleason
Waverly
Sally Bauman
Susan Bronsfield
Canton
Kristine Primerva
Lowellville
Gerry Lea Erskine
Pataskala
Jean Ringler
Wooster
Karleen Clough
Fayette
Janice Balinger
Beverly
Mary Ruth Gordon
Hollandsburg
Scranton Visits Cleveland to woo Ohio delegates
Gov. William W. Scranton of Pennsylvania stops in Cleveland to court Ohio's 58 Republican convention delegates. An aide says Scranton invited all delegates and alternates to a 1 p.m. lunch Thursday at the Sheraton-Cleveland Hotel.
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Cleveland
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Scranton
Sheraton
Death Claims Karl Hartmann At 78
Karl Hartmann, 78, of 641 S Front St, died at Mount St Mary Hospital at 7 40 am after eight days as a patient. He resigned as treasurer of the Hocking County fair board on June 9 due to ill health after ten years in office, remaining a director. A familiar figure at the fair, he worked at the front entrance and was known for flower growing and holiday pastries and candies. He belonged to the Hocking Garden Club. Arrangements by Leonard Funeral Home are incomplete.
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Karl Hartmann
S. Front St
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Hocking County
The
Hocking Garden Club
War expansion feared as senators debate Southeast Asia
Washington Congress members weigh administration plans to broaden the war in Southeast Asia with Red China. Senator Aiken says officials may have decided to expand the conflict. General Harkins and Rep. Zablocki advocate caution while supporting aid. McNamara and Taylor face closed door testimony on foreign aid requests.
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Congress
Red China
Southeast Asia
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Aiken
Foreign Relations Committee
Russia
Viet Nam
Laos
Asia
Harkins
Rep
Clement J. Zablocki
Dwis
Pentagon
Zablocki
Robert S. McNamara
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Johnson
Ohio Weather Brings Record Heat Across State
The U S Weather Bureau reports warm humid air dominating Ohio with highs near 94 degrees in Hocking County by mid Monday. A cold front from Iowa was forecast to sweep through late Monday night and Wednesday bringing thunderstorms followed by cooler, clearer conditions.
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Ohio
Hocking County
Mercury
Dayton
Cincinnati
Iowa
Goodyear Workers Vote on Union Representation
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co workers begin voting at 1 p m to decide if represented by the United Rubber Workers AFL CIO The election is supervised by the NLRB with four observers and ends at 4 30 p m Ballots will be counted after the vote and unofficial results will be available later Officials say certification likely two weeks after voting
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Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
United Rubber Workers
Afl-Cio
National Labor Relations Board
Goodyear
NLRB
Paper Talks Resume Columbus Newspaper Strike
Negotiations resumed in Columbus with federal mediator George S. Bell as the 16 day old newspaper strike continues. Crew from both sides met to seek an end to the stoppage impacting Columbus papers.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbus
George S. Bell
Construction Start Likely In A Few Days For Hocking County Hospital
Contracts for the new Hocking County hospital have been approved by the U S Public Health Service regional office in Chicago. The building commission expects contracts to be signed within days and construction to begin after final Logan approval. A $1100 donation brings supplements to nearly $53000 plus bids from Vogel Columbus Stockmeister Jackson Electrical Columbus and Polster Columbus. The commission also certified nondiscrimination in race creed or color for hospital professionals.
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Hocking County Hospital
U. S. Public Health Service
Chicago
Hospital Building Commission
Building Commission
Dan Carmichael
Columbus
Logan
General Construction
C. C. Vogel
A. J. Stockmeister, Inc
Jackson
Louis R. Polster
The
Hocking Hospital
Facili Ay
Mrs. Anna M. Cole Dies At 75 In Rushville Home
Mrs. Anna M. Cole 75 of 172 Midland Place died at 2 p.m. Monday in a Rushville rest home after five years of ill health. A native of Pomeroy, she was daughter of Bernard and Anna W. Koehler and former owner of the Ambrose Hotel. Surviving: son Jay of Frankfort Kentucky. daughter Mrs. Wayne Todd of Logan. brother Henry Koehler of Pomeroy. sister Mrs. Mayme Shannon of Dayton. Funeral 10 a.m. Thursday at Leonard Funeral Home with Rev. Robert McQuilkin. burial Beech Grove Cemetery Pomeroy. Visitation 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. Wednesday. Flowers omitted. contributions to Cancer Society requested.
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Midland Place
Rushville
Pomeroy
Bernard
Anna W. Koehler
Ambrose Hotel
Logan Presbyterian Church
Jay
Frankfort
Wayne Todd
Logan
Henry Koehler
Mayme Shannon
Dayton
Leonard Funeral Home
Robert McQuilkin
Beech Grove Cemetery
The
Cancer Society
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