Katzenbach Opposes ABA Record On Rights Bill
Atty Gen Nicholas Katzenbach travels to Montreal for the ABA meeting to oppose pressing the bar to endorse the 1966 civil rights bill jury selection provision. The measure would require random voter list juries to reflect a cross section, after House approval 259 to 157.
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Montreal
Nicholas Katzenbach
American Bar Association
ABA
House of Representatives
House of Delegates
Association
Maryland Bar Association
Marbury Pushes Drafting Plan For House Vote
Marbury seeks a late day presentation to the House of Delegates on a resolution after arguing that random juror selection from voter lists would lower federal court juror caliber and clash with Judicial Conference aims for integrity and intelligence. Katzenbach missing ABA talk due to civil rights bill debate. Vorenberg reads his remarks. Prime Minister Pearson attends ABA dinner.
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Marbury
House of Delegates
U.S. Judicial Conference
Katzenbach
ABA
James Vorenberg
National Crime Commission
Lester B. Pearson
Canada
Big City Solons Back Civil Rights Bill In Ohio Vote
Ohio lawmakers split along urban rural lines on the civil rights bill with open housing intact. Democratic city representatives supported the measure while rural and suburban members largely opposed it. The tally showed 9 Democrats and 6 Republicans in favor, 1 Democrat against alongside several Republicans.
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Big City
Solons
Washington
Ohio
House
Rep
Secrest
Donahue Promoted To Colonel In Air Force Reserve
Russell P. Donahue of 1404 Germantown Road was promoted to colonel in the Air Force Reserve announced by Wright Patterson AFB officials. A Patton Pennsylvania native, he entered service in 1942 and was commissioned in 1943 after OCS. He served in World War II, returned in 1948, was recalled for the Korean War, and now commands the 2750th Air Base Wing Mobilization Air Reserve Section and chairs the base blood bank program.
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Russell P. Donahue
Germantown Road
Air Force Reserve
Wright-Patterson Afb
Donahue
Patton
Col. Donahue
Air Force
Air Material Command
Wright-Patterson
2750Th Air Base Wing
Democrats Narrow Open Housing Plank Vote Sees Four Republicans Endorse Retention
In a prior tally on the open housing plank, Hays Moeller and Secrest joined Democrats voting to eliminate the provision while Ayres Brown McCulloch and Mosher were the only Republicans seeking to retain it.
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Ashley
Toledo
Feighan
Cleveland
Gilligan
Cincinnati
Kirwan
Youngstown
Love
Dayton
Sweeney
Vanik
Hays and Moeller
Ayres
Akron
Bow
Canton
Mosher
Lorain County
Brown
McCulloch
Stanton
Hays and
Moeller
Secrest
Ayres, Brown, McCulloch and Mosher
Dayton Man Sues Youth Over 1964 Auto Crash
Wilbur Edwards of Dayton files suit in Butler County Common Pleas Court seeking 22177 damages from Middletown youth John W. Keeton for injuries and lost earnings after a crash on Rt 4 and Thomas Road when a stop sign was allegedly ignored.
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Hamilton
Dayton
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Middletown
Wilbur Edwards
John W. Keeton
Keister Road
Rt. 4
Thomas Road
Reams Fires Salvo At Gov Rhodes In Ohio Campaign
State Sen. Frazier Reams Jr. criticized Gov. James A. Rhodes over handling of Cleveland's Hough riots during a Kent stop as his campaign caravan moved into Bellefontaine and 7th District towns. He said he did not visit Hough but spoke with city officials. rival Cleveland Democrat James Nolan echoed the charge that no state leaders were near Cleveland during the unrest.
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Bellefontaine
Ohio
Frazier Reams Jr
Cleveland
Hough
James A. Rhodes
Reams
Rhodes
Kent
7Th Congressional District
James D. Nolan
Noland
Divorcee Testifies Horsemeat Hardship in Reopened Case
Eleanor Van de Ryt told a Cincinnati court she ate horsemeat after her husband left in 1962 as finances collapsed. She outlined monthly expenses and foreclosures while Joseph L. Van de Rut, president of a chemical firm, faced debts totaling about $63,000 despite a $1,600 monthly take home pay.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Eleanor van de Ryt
Gilbert Bettman
van de Ryt
Balloonist Barnes eyes eastward hop from Lake Erie
Archbold Ohio AP A balloonist Tracy Barnes 27 of South Carolina plans a dawn departure from near Lake Erie heading eastward with favorable westerly winds. He left San Diego four months ago and yesterday landed on John Stuckey's turkey farm after a 10 000 foot descent. The farmer sheltered him and the crew overnight. He aims for Pennsylvania as winds similar to Tuesday push him along.
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Archbold, Ohio
Lake Erie
Tracy Barnes
Bowling Green
Fremont
Barnes
San Diego
Calif
John Stuckey
Turkey Farm
Pennsylvania
Youngsters Hold Ardmore Drive Carnival for Doty House
A lawn carnival at G. F. Sauer on Ardmore Drive was run by children including Jennifer Holloman Susan Huntzinger Bill Holloman Tom Sauer Martin Sauer Kim Huntzinger Mary Ann Sauer and Bill Huntzinger. The event raised 3.43 dollars, given to kindergarten teacher Mrs. M. G. McCall of Ardmore Drive for Doty House.
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Doty House
G. F. Sauer
Ardmore Drive
Jennifer Holloman
Susan Huntzinger
Bill Holloman
Tom Sauer
Martin Sauer
Kim Huntzinger
Mary Ann Sauer
Bill Huntzinger
M. G. McCall
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Portsmouth
Jack Noel
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Pearson
World Court
South Africa
Gation
South-West Africa
Doan
Ithons
Ashbrook
Betts, Bolton
Clancy
Devine
Harsha
Latta
Min
Moon & Adrion Ins. Agency, Inc
S. Broad S
Doty
Blue Fox
Coats
of Young
France
Coets
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