Moore's Candidacy For Prosecutor Faces Challenge
Forrest P. Moores candidacy for prosecuting attorney on the Democratic ticket is questioned by opponent Neal Dillon. The dispute centers on party primary voting history within the last four years and a 1964 candidate provision. The Hocking County election board certified Moore as a Democratic nominee with 15 percent of the party vote, while Dillon and clerk Dean Collison found Moore voted in the Republican primary in 1960. Secretary of State Ted W. Brown asked the attorney general for a ruling. no board action will occur until a formal determination is issued.
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Forrest P. Moore
Neal Dillon
Ted W. Brown
Moore
Warren S. Earhart
4Th District Court of Appeals
Henderson
Hocking County
Collison
Election Board
Brown
William B. Saxbe
Saxbe
John Ayers
Joe Brown
Erma Myers
Nehru dies at 74 in India leading to interim premier
Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru died after a second stroke at 74. Home Minister G L Nanda sworn acting prime minister ten hours later. President Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan tasked with government handling as Nehru's death sparks succession talk. Indira Gandhi present at his passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
India
Jawaharlal Nehru
G. L. Nanda
Nehru
Nanda
Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan
Radhakrishnan
Gandhi
Indira Gandhi
Vijayalakshmi Pandit
Krishna Hatheesingh
Bombay
Pandit
Maharashtra
Lal Bahadur Shastri
All-India Congress Party
Shastri
T. T. Krishnamachari
Motilal Nehru
Dem Party Fundraising Tops Million as Johnson Signals Stay
In Washington 6000 attendees filled the Armory for the Salute to Johnson and a $1,000 plate dinner with the President as Democrats aim to raise over $3 million this week for the 1964 campaign. Johnson hinted at continued leadership though not an official bid, calling for support for years of achievement ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lyndon
Treasury
Johnson
New York
District of Columbia
Weather summary for Ohio cools after storms
The Weather Bureau reports thunderstorms before a cold front bringing cooler air across Ohio. Tuesday's high reached 84 degrees, overnight low 62, with 11 a.m. reading 78 as a front moved southward. Rain varied from a trace in Youngstown to 0.50 inch in Dayton. Cincinnati gusted to 52 mph in a thunderstorm. fair conditions expected later today.
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Columbus, Ohio
U. S. Weather Bureau
Ohio
Hocking Valley
Youngstown
Dayton
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Civil Rights Vote Debate Heats Up In Senate
Senate leaders race for cloture votes as a revised civil rights bill emerges seeking broad support. Humphrey aims for House approval and a July signing by Johnson, with Mansfield hoping for a June cloture attempt amid Dirksen skepticism.
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Washington
Senate
House
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Everett M. Dirksen
TFX Fighter Taking Shape
Miami Beach AP reports components for the TFX Air Force Navy tactical fighter are assembling in contractor plants nationwide. The Air Force version may fly within a year and the Navy version within two years. Brig. Gen. J L Zoeckler said three fifths of 21000 wind tunnel hours have been logged. The TFX or F111 will be a two service tactical fighter with a variable sweep wing to reach twice the speed of sound.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Air Force
Navy
J. L. Zoeckler
Aviation and Space Writers’ Association
Zoeckler
TFX
Aeronautical Systems Division
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Ohio
Magazine and TV Exploitation of U S Children Charged
Chicago AP report on Mrs. Herman Grant at the National Congress of Parents and Teachers condemning magazines books and entertainment for sensational misleading titles and gimmicks aimed at raising sales and audiences while neglecting true educational value she urges Hollywood to lift its depravity but warns it may dull good content.
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Chicago
Herman Grant
PTA
Hollywood
Mrs. Grant
Grant
Logan Ohio council discusses zoning ordinance first reading
Logan council held a two hour session on the first reading of a zoning ordinance for the incorporated area. The 35 page document sets districts and regulations for land use and building locations. The ordinance will be read two more times before a vote.
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Logan
Ray Campbell
James Stilwell
Ralph Griffin
Weekend warming follows cool Thursday in Ohio
Ohio forecast shows cool weather on Thursday ahead of a warm weekend then cooler again Monday. Temperatures will run near normal in the south and 1 to 4 degrees below normal in the north. Normal highs and lows cited for Cincinnati Columbus and Cleveland. Scattered weekend showers expected to average about half an inch.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Columbus
Cleveland
Vigilante pilot killed in Fairfield County crash
A North American Aviation Vigilante pilot was reported dead in a crash on a farm about two miles south of Millersport in Fairfield County Ohio. The accident site is near Buckeye Lake on the farm of Paul Thomas. North American Aviation in Columbus confirmed the crash with no other details released.
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Lancaster, Ohio
Millersport
Fairfield County
Here
Buckeye Lake
North American Aviation
Columbus
Paul Thomas
U N to Hear Viet Nam Plea on Border Control
South Viet Nam asks the United Nations Security Council to place its frontier with Cambodia under UN control. Ambassador Vu Van Mau will present concrete proposals as Cambodia accuses Washington and Saigon of border violations and civilian killings. Adlai Stevenson pushes for a UN border guard despite France and Cambodia opposition.
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United Nations, N.V
South
Viet Nam
U.N. Security Council
Cambodia
United Nations
Vu van Mau
Council
United States
South Viet Nam
U.S
Adlai FE. Stevenson
U.N
France
Stevenson
Navy Deploys 14th Polaris Sub Nathan Hale at Sea
The Navy announced the 14th Polaris missile firing submarine Nathan Hale is on sea duty in the Atlantic region. The move aims to strengthen deterrence and naval presence in the area.
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Washington
Navy
Nathan Hale
Atlantic
Malaysia Prime Minister to Visit United States in July
Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman plans a July visit to the United States for talks with President Johnson. The trip aims to strengthen ties between Kuala Lumpur and Washington.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Tunku Abdul Rahman
United States
Johnson
Florida Turns Down Goldwater Slate in Primary
Florida Republicans rejected a Goldwater pledged delegation in a Tuesday primary while Democrats nominated a governor who vows to block civil rights. Tom Fairfield Brown, state GOP chair, called the victory a mandate to send at least 28 of 34 Florida delegates to the national convention. In Oklahoma, Fred Harris won the Democratic Senate nomination, defeating incumbent J. Howard Edmondson, with Jed Johnson surprising by defeating Victor Wickersham for the House seat.
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Miami
Fla
Barry Goldwater
Florida
Goldwater
Arizona
Tom Fairfield Brown
Tampa
California
Brown
William Cramer
R-Fla
Oklahoma
Fred Harris
Bud Wilkinson
U.S. Senate
Harris
J. Howard Edmondson
Jed Johnson
Victor Wickersham
Johnson
Edmondson
Wickersham
Katanga Garrison Mutinies in North Katanga
Elisabethville Congo AP reports a Congolese garrison in Albertville mutinied. Katanga province under Moise Tshombe resisted central government unification until U.N. pressure. Michel Kitenta, a north Katanga minister in Elisabethville, says reports came from Albertville describing the mutiny.
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Elisabethville, the Congo
Katanga
Albertville
Moise Tshombe
Congo
United Nations
Michel Kitenta
Elisabethville
Bids Opened On Bridge Painting Projects In Several Counties
Atlas Painting Co Campbell appears low bidder at 13229 for nine bridges in Hocking Athens Vinton and Washington counties versus 17600 state estimate. Projects include Rt 33 Enterprise Falls Mill Rt 664 Rt 56 Coonville and Rush Creek Rt 664. Sidwell Brothers Zanesville submitted 154841 for 13 bridges in Fairfield Licking Perry counties. Route 50A Athens County gets 1.06 miles paving.
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Atlas Painting Co
Campbell
Hocking
Athens
Vinton
Washington
Rt. 33
Enterprise
Falls Mill
Coonville
Rush Creek
Apa BH. Paiet Co
Flushing
Fairfield
Licking
Perry
Athens County
Sidwell Brothers
Zanesville
GOP Scions Get Briefing on Southeast Asia
President Johnson briefed Republican senators at the White House on Southeast Asia conditions. Senate Republican leader Everett Dirksen warned that indecision is costing American lives and prestige as the Nixon administration contemplates new policy moves in the region.
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Washington
Johnson
Southeast Asia
White House
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
U.S
Ohio seeks 4.08 million for eight land and water projects
Ohio officials headed by Natural Resources Director Morr visit Washington to request 4,084,000 in matching grants and 284,442 in technical aid from ARA for a southeastern Ohio water and land program. The plan includes reclamation, reforestation, recreation, and a study on strip mine land development amid hopes of 58 million in additional regional income.
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Washington
Ohio
Natural Resources
Fred FE. Morr
Area Redevelopment Administration
ARA
Morr
Rhodes
Appalachia
Southeastern Ohio
House Public Works Committee
George F. Wilson
Ohio State Development Department
Wilson
Johnson
Ohio AFL-CIO Backs LBJ Poverty Program and Workers’ Rights
The Ohio AFL-CIO endorses President Johnson’s anti poverty campaign and calls for social security hospital care for the aged and universal 35 hour work week. At the Fourth Constitutional Convention nearly 2000 delegates adopt retire at 60 and public picketing rights in reaction to James Shacknessy’s turnpike restaurant picketing ban. J W Abel of the United Steelworkers highlights stark national poverty amid wealth.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Afl-Cio
Johnson
James W. Shacknessy
Ohio Turnpike Commission
J. W. Abel
United Steelworkers of America
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U. S
Ed Rutgers
Sewer Department
Water Department
Rutgers
Nelsonville
Berne
Commission
Donelson Builders
Timberline
Planning
Water and Sewer Committee
Bulletin
Wilkinson
Lawton
Robert S. Kerr
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