Pamphlets Called Off By Miami Ohio
Miami University announced it will not distribute the pamphlet The Ohio Plan for Jobs and Progress due to partisan controversy over Issue 3. The plan includes four state ballot questions about reapportionment loans and bonds and is echoed by other Ohio universities.
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Oxford, Ohio
Miami University
Ohio Plan For Jobs and Progress
Charles Ray Wilson
Miami
Ohio House
Ohio State
Ohio University Bowling Green
Kent State
NLRB Sets Voting Date for Hamilton Die Cast Election
The National Labor Relations Board set April 9 as the voting date for a representation election among 95 production and maintenance workers at Hamilton Die Cast Inc in Hamilton. A group of employees will decide if the International Molders and Allied Workers Union AFL CIO should represent them.
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Cincinnati
National Labor Relations Board
Hamilton Die Cast Inc
Hamilton
International Molders and Allied Workers Union
AFLC10
Middletown Couple See Navy Carrier Depart for War Zone
Gary L. Chambers radioman seaman apprentice and his wife Jennifer Thom Chambers watched the U S Navy aircraft carrier Oriskany depart San Diego Bay for the war zone. The couple wed two months earlier as the ship prepared for duties in the South China Sea and Vietnam.
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South China Sea
Viet Nam
Middletown
Gary L. Chambers
U. S. Navy
Jennifer Thomas Chambers
Oriskany
San Diego Bay
Calif
Young
Chambers
San Diego
Coronado
Mrs. Chambers
Bill Bailey
Anchors Aweigh
China
Arraignment Set Thursday for Davis in Butner Murder Case
Hamilton judge Fred B Cramer schedules arraignment for Gerald Davis 36 Middletown on first degree murder charges tied to the butcher knife slaying of his estranged wife Oma 40. Grand jury returned 31 true bills against 27 persons and 82 witnesses were questioned. Peggy Theiss faces a manslaughter indictment in her husband Frank Theiss death after alleged push at stairs during a dispute.
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Hamilton
Fred B Cramer
Butter County
Gerald Davis
Middletown
Laura Spencer
Charles Springer
Betty Kilgore
Arthur Freeman Jr
John Watson
Jesse Gibson
Davis
Oma
Reynolds Ave
Peggy Theiss
Frank
BBC Buys Wodehouse Series for Six Part TV Adaptation
The BBC paid P. G. Wodehouse the equivalent of $56,000 for rights to a six part television series based on Bertie Wooster and Jeeves. Wodehouse, 84, lives in the New York area.
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London
British Broadcasting Corp
P. G. Wodehouse
Bertie Wooster
Jeeves
Wodehouse
New York
Radicals Booked on OU Campus
Athens officials consider a public hearing to gauge sentiment over two controversial speakers set for Ohio University April 14 and April 28. George Lincoln Rockwell of the American Nazi Party and Anton Krchmarek, described as Ohio Communist Party member, have campus invitations approved by the campus affairs committee.
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Athens
Ohio
Ohio University
Raymond Bardin
George Lincoln Rockwell
American Nazi Party
Anton Krchmarek
Ohio Communist Party
Children Start Fire In Vacant Dayton-Area House
Children playing with matches blamed for a fire at a two story vacant house at 1713 Taylor Ave. Authorities say the property owned by Max Stamper of Dayton has had several prior fires. Firefighters also treated James Flach, 35, at Midtown Hospital after stomach pains.
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Middletown
Taylor Ave
Max Stamper
Dayton
Crawford St
James Flach
Middletown Hospital
Man Unhurt In Accident At Baltimore Street Crossing
A 41 year old man Hawood Aldridge escaped injury when his car rammed a railroad locomotive at Baltimore Street and Grand Avenue. He said flares were not placed at the crossing and he could not see the Pennsylvania railroad engineer. Auto damage valued at 200 dollars. In another crash Lawrence Dugan 71 was cited for failing to yield after colliding with Willard Williams 42 at 8 Sutphin Street. Damage listed as 150 dollars.
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Baltimore Street
Grand Avenue
Hawood Aldridge
Pine ‘St
Middletown
Pennsylvania Railroad
Aldridge
Lawrence Dugan
S. Sutphin St
Willard Williams
Burton Road
Nephew of Sen Young Nominated for Federal Judge Post
Norwalk judge Don J. Young, 54, nominated to succeed retiring Judge Frank L. Kloeb in the western division, would be paid $30,000 yearly for life. He said he expects Senate confirmation and defended nepotism. He noted his national prominence in juvenile law and endorsement from Sen. Lausche.
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Norwalk
Ohio
Don J. Young
U. S
Stephen M. Young
White House
Young
Huron County
Frank L. Kloeb
Toledo
Senate
Explorer Playoff Clash Decides Area Council Title
Post 26 of Middle town and Post 36 of Maineville meet at Oneida Elementary School 2901 Yankee Road at 7 30 tonight to decide the Mound Builders Area Council basketball championship. The finalists posted the best winning percentages in the Pok vey Griffith and Ft Ancient Districts. A road rally follows on June 6 with posts touring four historic spots in two counties to determine the winner by least mileage.
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Explorer
Middletown
Maineville
Oneida
Yankee Road
Mound Builders Area Council
NSBA Seeks Flexible Policy on Federal School Aid
The National School Boards Association moves toward a compromise on President Johnson’s $1.5 billion federal education program. Delegates debate whether federal funds should be administered by state agencies to avoid federal control, while supporting public school led programs under the Economic Opportunity Act.
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NSBA
G. K. Hodenfield
Boston
National School Boards Association
Johnson
INSBA
Washington
Delegate Assembly
Ymcas
Rotary Club Hosts Pupils From Local Schools
The Rotary Club luncheon at Manchester Motor Inn included four Middletown High students and two exchange pupils from Lemon-Monroe and Fenwick Highs. They had traveled to Cincinnati last weekend for sessions of a World Affairs Institute, joined by Middletown teacher Berman Litton. Additional local attendees were Vilaivari Bhavilai from Thailand and Mark Gonzalez from Brazil, exchange students at Lemon-Monroe and Middleton High.
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Rotary Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Middletown High
Lemon- Monroe
Fenwick
Cincinnati
Tom McNabb
Elaine Dannis
Helen Sarris
Rick Waxweiler
Middletown
Betsy McGill
Lemon-Monroe
Connie Write
Fenwick High
Berman Litton
Vilaivari Bhavilai
Thailand
Mark Gonzalez
Brazil
Middleton” High
Seven Member State Board of Education Proposed in Ohio
Rep. Myr H. Shoemaker urged a governor appointed seven member Ohio State Board of Education to replace the current 23 elected members. He argued the change would create accountable leadership for education and proposed seven year terms with Senate confirmation. The plan would raise chairman pay to 6000 dollars and members to 5000 dollars plus expenses.
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Columbus
Myr H. Shoemaker
D-Ross
Board of Education
House Education Committee
Ohio
State Board of Education
Shoemaker
General Assembly
Republican State Administration
Senate
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NLRB
Riggs
Eston C. Riggs
William E. Riggs
Broad St
Cap
Associated Press
Franklin High School
Madison High
Alvin L. Chambers
Armco
Dickey Road
Dorothy Chambers
Phoenix
Ariz
Navy
Madison
Chester R. Thomas
Baltimore St
Central Academy of Commercial Art
Miami University Center
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Gillen-Crow
Far East
Jennifer Chambers
BBC
Itizens Savings and Loan Association
Central Ave
Sen. Young
Frank Lausche
Rogers Jewelry
State Agencies
Harold L. Agee Insurance Agency
America
DELTA
Oldsmobile
OLDS
Heber Jones, Inc
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