Senate Debates Reapportionment Compromise Amid Election-Year Pressure
In Washington the Senate considers a Mansfield substitute to the Dirksen Mansfield plan on reapportionment as part of the foreign aid bill. The move aims to end the stalemate and push toward adjournment while addressing district court guidance and timing for state legislatures.
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Senate
Congress
Mike Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
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Dirksen
Johnson
Supreme Court
House
Petition Seeks Ohio Action To Halt River Pollution
George Scott of Sugar Grove will present a petition signed by 421 residents to the Ohio Wildlife Division in Columbus. The group asks the state to stop pollution of Rush Creek and the Hocking River amid ongoing complaints this summer. Discoloration was reported near Sugar Grove and in the Logan area. district agents found no harmful pollution evidence.
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Hocking Valley
Ohio Wildlife Division
Columbus
Rush Creek
Hocking River
Logan
Logan Daily News
Wildlife Division
Athens
Ohio to Buy Page Ad in Wall Street Journal
The Ohio State Controlling Board released 14407 dollars for a full page industrial development advertisement in the Wall Street Journal on Monday.
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Ohio
Columbus, Ohio
State Controlling Board
Wall Street Journal
Holl Stresses Redistricting Importance for Ohio
Barton A. Holl of Logan, president of the Ohio Chamber of Commerce, urged the Lancaster Rotary Club that legislative apportionment is the key issue. He predicted Ohio will have 24 congressional districts with two state senators and seven House members per district. He called for at least one legislator from each county and described the chamber’s work guiding state and federal leaders.
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Ohio
Barton A. Holl
Logan
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Lancaster Rotary Club
Hall
Ohio House of Representatives
Congress
Burglaries Hit School and Cabin in Marion Township
The Hocking County sheriff reports burglaries at a cabin on Bowland Derr Road and Marion School. In the cabin, entry occurred Aug 1–15 with items stolen including tables chairs beds and appliances. At the school a window was broken to enter then again broken. a cafeteria package of wieners tea bags and a paring knife were taken. Investigation continues.
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Marion
Hocking
Paul Hartman
Chinese Seek New Plants
London AP reports China is negotiating to buy chemical plants worth about 200 million dollars from Britain Western Europe and Japan. Informants say seven plants have been ordered in West Europe two from Japan and about a dozen more are under negotiation with British firms.
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Red China
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Europe
Japan
China
Peking
United States
Board of Trade
Soviet Union
Legion Calls For Probes Of Antioch College
American Legion delegates adopted a resolution asking Senate Internal Security Subcommittee and House Un American Activities Committee to investigate Antioch College Ohio over alleged Communist Party speakers. James P Dixon president of Antioch defended academic freedom and invited speakers policy while stating the resolution was not specific.
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American Legion
Antioch College
Ohio
American Communist Party
Legion
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Communist Party
U.S.A
James P. Dixon
Liberal Arts College
Yellow Springs
Associated Press
Antioch
Negroes Arrested Under Mississippi Criminal Syndicalism Law
In McComb Mississippi an undisclosed number of Negroes were arrested on warrants charging criminal syndicalism a new state statute. Bombs exploded near the home of a former Negro officer and near Percy Quin State Park as FBI agents investigate the string of attacks. The law bars advocating aiding or abetting acts to effect political or social change with penalties up to $1000 fine and 10 years in jail.
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Magnolia
Pike County
Lausche undecided on campaign plans for Johnson
In Washington Senator Lausche says his support for President Johnson remains unchanged but he has not decided how much if at all he will campaign. He denies rumors he might join Thurmond in quitting the party.
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Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Johnson
Lausche
the Plain Dealer
Washington
South Carolina
Strom Thurmond
Democratic
Premium Winners at 1964 Hocking County Fair
Saturday premiums winners may claim prize money at the Courthouse Auditorium from 9 a.m. to 12 noon.
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Hocking County Fair
Farm Drama opens sixth annual show in New Knoxville
New Knoxville Ohio AP reports more than 100000 people expected today to attend the sixth annual Farm Drama featuring a horse show and a tractor pulling contest as added attractions draw crowds.
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New
Knoxville
Ohio
Fires threaten Santa Barbara as 5000 flee homes
Brush fires driven by 40 mph Santa Ana winds push toward Santa Barbara. Firemen battle flames as 37 buildings burn or are reported destroyed and 16 500 acres char. Two Westmont College dorms burn and Montecito, Mt Calvary retreat spared. Officials report five fires burning across California with 225 buildings lost.
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Foothill Road
U.S. Forest Service
San Marcos Pass
Forest Service
Mt. Calvary
Westmont College
Montecito
Santa Ynez Mountains
Santa Ynez
Santa Ana
Weather Outlook For Hocking Valley Turns Fair and Cool
Mostly fair and cool weather is forecast for the Hocking Valley tonight and Friday. It was 68 degrees at 11 a.m. today, down from Wednesday's 80 high, with last night's low of 44.
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Hocking Valley
Whitewash House label taints Johnson administration
Barry Goldwater, campaigning in the Farm Belt, said the Billie Sol Estes scandal taints President Johnson's White House. He called the affair a sordid picture of favoritism and fraud and urged exposure of wrongdoing. Estes, a Pecos Texas operator, is free on bond pending appeals of fraud convictions.
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Kan
Barry Goldwater
Billie Sol Estes
Johnson
Goldwater
Estes
White House
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Mason City
Iowa
Madison
Wis
Boston
Billie Sol
Pecos
Tex
Miller Says LBJ Cracks Under Strain
Medford Ore AP President Johnson showed signs of cracking under political pressure when he called Sen Barry Goldwater a raving demagogue William Miller said during a West campaign swing He questioned whether Johnson could handle war and peace responsibilities and warned about a finger on the nuclear trigger Mundt urged dropping invectives from political debate.
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Ore
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
GOP
William E. Miller
Miller
West
Karl Mundt
R-S.d
Mundt
Goldwater Athens visit set Tuesday on tour schedule
The Republican schedule lists Goldwater whistle stop trips through Ohio on Tuesday September 29 includes Marietta Athens Chillicothe Blanchester Cincinnati and a midday stop in Athens from 11 55 a m to 12 25 p m Dean Collison of Hocking County GOP says a caravan will accompany the Athens stop. A separate AP notice states Ashbrook chairs a mobilization effort to spur youth turnout for Goldwater Miller. Rockefeller invites Goldwater and Peggy to visit the New York governor's mansion Friday.
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Republican National Committee
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Barry Goldwater
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Lima
Deshler
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Sen. Goldwater
Dean Collison
Hocking County
Hocking
Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Peggy
Humphrey Attacks Goldwater as a Baffling Blur
In New York Humphrey denounces Goldwater as offering no clear choice, calling his remarks cryptic and ominous. He cites a Der Spiegel interview on brinkmanship and warns that German brinkmanship harmed Germany and other nations in two world wars.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Barry Goldwater
Humphrey
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Goldwater
Sen. Goldwater
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