Tough Road Ahead for Ohio Young Republicans
Ohio State Republican Chairman John Andrews urged the Ohio League of Young Republicans that a new era is here and the party must prepare for 1966. He noted GOP strength in state offices, the courts, and Congress from Ohio, but warned of reapportionment and district changes. He called for unity, tolerance of differing views, and inclusive strategy to maintain party gains.
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Cincinnati
John §. Andrews
Ohio League of Young Republicans
League
Ohio
Ohio House of Representatives
State Senate
Congress
Repub
Ohio House
Republi
Xenia Ordered To Rehire Cop
The 2nd District Court of Appeals upheld a lower court ruling ordering Xenia Ohio to reinstate police sergeant Robert Cartwright who was dismissed in April 1964. He is to receive full pay and rank. The case began after Cartwright faced suspension for alleged bad conduct linked to a fight and a traffic accident.
Wanted Patrol Cadets for Ohio Highway Patrol
The Ohio Highway Patrol seeks applicants for the training class starting in November at the new Patrol Academy in Columbus. Cadets must be at least 21, 5 foot 9, 160 pounds, with a high school education and sound health and character. Late applicants go on a waiting list for future classes.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Highway Patrol
Anson B. Cook
Col. Cook
Wananaes
Coed Murders Baffle Texas and North Carolina Officials
In Austin two Dallas sorority sisters, Susan Rigsby and Shirley Ann Stark, are found strangled near an Austin field after vanishing July 18. Autopsy terms are inconclusive for Stark and undetermined if rape occurred. no arrests yet. Separately in Chapel Hill, police seek a young Black man for questioning in the stabbing of Suellen Evans on the UNC campus. Bodies identified by Dallas dentists, funerals pending as investigations continue.
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Chapel Hill
Suellen Evans
University of North Carolina
Texas
North
Austin
Miss Stark
University of Texas
Dallas
Federal Laws For Control Of Klan Is Sought
House Un American Activities panel seeks a detailed record on the Ku Klux Klan to form a basis for federal legislation. Investigators work privately, fearing reprisals, with hearings planned despite uncertain timing and continued spade work on Klan operations in the South.
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Washington
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Johnson
Klan
Canton labor clash halts $1 million apartment project
Canton Ohio police posted a two hour guard at a $1 million apartment project after cement forms were destroyed and construction machinery damaged Friday amid a labor dispute.
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Canton, Ohio
Alaska Ports Turn Eastward for Trade Says National Geographic
National Geographic notes Alaska’s ports lie nearer Tokyo than the U S east coast, steering Alaskans toward the Orient for commerce and trade opportunities.
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Alaska
Tokyo
United States
National Geographic
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