Vote 18 And Budget Before Ohio Senate Vote
Ohio Senate panel plans to back a proposal letting 1-year-olds vote in state and local elections following a Supreme Court ruling. If approved by both chambers, the measure heads to the November ballot as a constitutional amendment. Gov. Gilligan's 9.1 billion budget and other state budgets face legislative scrutiny this week with hearings on raises for state employees and department allocations.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Senate Committee On Elections and
U.S. Supreme Court
Ohio Senate
House
John J. Gilligan
Senate Finance Committee
Gilligan
Mao Walk Everywhere Ping Pongers Say
American table tennis players returning from mainland China describe Mao imagery as ubiquitous. Players like Judy Bochenski and Olga Soltesz recount posters and badges, noting a very different society with few cars and no radios. Graham Steenhoven says China did not use the visit for propaganda and expects a future visit by a Chinese team. The group suggests reading Mao’s book and cites precepts on solidarity and anti profiteering as potentially useful ideas.
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Associated Press
Mao Tsetung
China
Mainland
Olga Soltesz
Orlando
Fla
United States
Peking
Chicago
Graham Steenhoven
Howard
Seattle
Tim Boggan
Merrick
N.Y
Mao
U.S
Boggan
Table Tennis Association
Long Island University
Army parolees return after Easter parole plan
The Army reports all 95 prisoners who were allowed Easter leave have returned to the U.S. Disciplinary Barracks at Fort Leavenworth. A new temporary home leave program allows a week's leave each year at no government cost. Two groups had similar paroles during the previous Christmas to New Year period on a trial basis.
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FT. Leavenworth
Kan
U.S
Baha'i Teaching Institute Draws Dayton Area Members
About 40 Baha i Faith adherents from southwestern Ohio attended an all day teaching institute at the Dayton YMCA. A Middletown proclamation event is planned for May 24 and 25 at the Community Center.
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Arthur C. Jones
Sheldon Road
Ohio
YMCA
Dayton
Middletown
Saints Help Way For Japan Tour Visit
Fragmentary OCR notes mention table saints players in Japan aiding a pathway for an upcoming visit. No full details or dates available.
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Tastic
Table Saints
Japan
Corrupt Viet Officials Blamed For Drug Problem
In Saigon two U S congressmen, Rep Morgan Murphy and Rep Robert Steele, blame corrupt Vietnamese officials for part of Vietnam war heroin crisis. They warn heroin is epidemic among about 30,000 to 45,000 U S troops, with 10 to 15 percent using high grade heroin. They cite street dealers in Saigon and price two vials daily for addicts. Their trip followed a narcotics conference in Bangkok.
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Saigon
Vietnam
U.S
Morgan Murphy
Robert H. Steele
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Southeast Asia
Laos
Bangkok
Steele
U.S. Command
South Vietnam
Murphy
Evers Wins Loyalist Nomination for Mississippi Governor
James Charles Evers, Fayette mayor and Mississippi's first Black gubernatorial candidate, won the Loyalist Democrats nomination at a mostly Black convention. He pledged to provide jobs and reform, study taxes, and end welfare handouts while promising homes for the aged. Freddie Washington Jr. was chosen for secretary of state.
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Jackson, Miss
James Charles Evers
Mississippi
Evers
Fayette
Sman
National Democratic Party
John Bell Williams
Democratic Party
Charles Sullivan
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Medgar
America
Oscar Carr
Clarksdale
Freddie Washington Jr
Moss Point
Man Collects Entire Town in Utah Village
Wilford Murdock of Monroe Utah has spent 25 years gathering pioneer artifacts. He collected nearly a dozen old buildings including two country stores the first post office Monroe's first jail an early saloon and a complete hay harness and shoe shop. He sold 6 580 artifacts to business leaders who plan to move them more than 100 miles to build a pioneer village near Springdale as a tourist attraction.
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Monroe
Utah
Wilford Murdock
Richfield
Murdock
Springdale
Pioneer Village
Lake Erie College to Open Coeducational Garfield College
In Painesville Ohio the all female Lake Erie College plans Garfield Senior College as a coeducational liberal arts site this fall offering third and fourth year courses and degrees to community college graduates. Dr Paul Weaver president of Lake Erie College says Garfield College will share faculties and facilities but maintain separate identities.
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Painesville
Ohio
Lake Erie College
Paul Weaver
Garfield Senior College
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San Francisco
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Atty
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David C Sweet
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James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Ofice
Newsmen
Jack Howard
Mao Tse-tung
Judy Bochenski
Eugene
Ore
Troit
Steenhoven
Kennedy Airport
New York
Union Senitory
Evans International
Budden
Gregory
Gregory’s Steak House
Germantown RD
By James Saggus
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