Unofficial Glenn Drive In Wind For Senate Nomination
In Columbus AP reports Lt Col John H Glenn contemplates a Democratic U S Senate bid as Ohio Supreme Court delays removing his name from May 5 primary ballots. Supporters push for a revival while Glenn weighs fate of a White House draft and campaign plans amid legal maneuvers by Albert Bail seeking to block him.
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Democratic leaders weigh Wallace claim on Glenn
Robert Wallace a veteran and six directing Democratic campaigns said sentiment favors Glenn because county chairmen want him on the ticket to aid local candidates. He speculated party leaders in 15 or more counties support the idea.
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Carabbia Sentenced to Fifteen Years in Ohio Penitentiary
Charles Carabbia, 42, a Youngstown rackets figure, was sentenced Friday to ten years in the Ohio Penitentiary on pistol whipping charges involving Rhonda PinDore, 21, of Boardman. He was freed on a $10,000 bond pending appeal after testifying she fired a gun during an argument March 2 and he struck her with a telephone.
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Sunspot Observations Through Ancient Beliefs Noted
Historical records describe sunspots and early observers speculating they were flying birds in the sun, reflecting how ancient cultures interpreted solar phenomena.
Opening Schedule Massive Stall At New York World’s Fair
The New York World’s Fair opens with Johnson dedication as Civil Rights protesters plan a parkway stall-in. CORE aims to halt traffic with up to 2000 cars. city bans gas-out on major routes with fines up to 50 dollars. Police say traffic will be kept moving and gates open at 9 am for two 180 day seasons. Jackie Robinson denounces the tactic as dangerous and unproductive.
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Marchers Demand Action in Ohio Civil Rights Fight
About 100 sign carrying demonstrators from five CORE chapters and student groups marched on Columbus City Hall to press Gov Rhodes and U S Senators Lausche and Young to address de facto segregation in Cleveland schools. The rally honored Rev Bruce Kilmnder killed at a school site and included participants from Akron Columbus Cincinnati Middletown and Cleveland.
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Legion Campaign Urges Daily Flag Flying in May and June
Middletown Post 218 of the American Legion launches a May–June campaign led by Americanism Committee chair Gerald Squire to urge residents to fly the flag daily when weather permits. Committee members include Paul Finney Earl Brewer Thomas Ross Kenneth McCoy and J Paul Bishop.
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Injunction Blocks State School Bus Buying Plan
Common Pleas Court Judge Joseph M. Harter permanently enjoined the State Board of Education from proceeding with a statewide school bus purchase plan. The ruling favors Wayne Bus Sales & Service, Inc., Bus Enterprises, and Superior Coach Sales, who argued the board failed to hold required public hearings and accept one of the three lowest bids under the Administrative Procedures Act. The board may appeal or draft a new plan.
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Wayne Bus Sales & Service, Inc
Cincinnati
Bus Enterprises
Cleveland
Superior Coach Sales
West Carrollton
Powhatan
Forks Arrive in Britain in the 17th Century
The text notes that forks for dining did not become common in Great Britain until the 1600s, signaling a shift in eating customs and table etiquette.
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Franklin Court Session Docket Includes Fines and Jail Terms
In Franklin Municipal Court yesterday Estel Hanes 85044 Martz Paullin Road was fined 25 dollars and costs and sentenced to 30 days in jail for assault and battery. Wayne Gentry 27 922 Turner Lane received 10 dollars and costs with 30 days jail suspended for driving with a suspended license.
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Bruce Drive
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Auburn St
Middletown
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Clarendon Ave
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Turner Lane
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Rt 1
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Lewis St
Harold Frisby
Lowe Drive
William Wells
Holmstead Drive
Viet Nam policy urged by Australian envoy at Kent State
Sir Howard Beale, Australia's ambassador to the United States, told a Kent State Rotary conference that Viet Nam should not be overrun and that U S support must be strong, even as difficult choices lie ahead. He spoke to Rotarians and their wives at the Northeastern Ohio district conference.
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California Victory May Put Barry In, Nixon Tells Editors
Nixon predicted that a Goldwater win in California could secure the Republican nomination or come very close. He argued Goldwater is near the required delegate tally and noted Rockefeller’s fate may hinge on California. Nixon also said Lodge could influence the convention and named Humphrey or Kennedy as Johnson's running mate possibilities.
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Barry Goldwater Jet Forced Down at Pope Air Base
Maj. Gen. Barry Goldwater was forced to land at Pope Air Force Base due to engine trouble during a routine training flight from Washington to Montgomery. The fuel line problem was repaired, and he continued to Montgomery.
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Montgomery
Ala
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