Ohio Democrats Back Johnson Pick for VP Candidate
Ohio's Democratic delegates at the state convention agreed to back President Johnson's choice for vice president, shelving a plan to endorse Wayne Hayes. The meeting also announced a statewide door to door fund drive on Sept. 20 and a possible Johnson visit to Columbus on Sept. 19. Albert Porter will become national committeeman, Helen Gunssett a term as national committeewoman, and Stephen M. Young remains delegation chair.
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Columbus
Ohio
Johnson
Wayne Hayes
Flushing
Democratic Organization
Cuyahoga County
Albert S Porter
William L. Coleman
Helen Gunsett
van Wert
U. S
Stephen M. Young
Four Individuals File In Bankruptcy In Cincinnati Court
Four persons filed for bankruptcy in U.S. District Court in Cincinnati. Harold L. Isaacs of 435 Yankee Road is a laborer with $2,080 in debts and $630 in assets. William G. Waddell of 627 Prytania Ave., Hamilton, an engineering technician, owes $3,750 with no assets. Ruby L. Barnett of 2612 S. Main St., a waitress, has $1,713 in debts and $200 assets. Margaret Hollands Worth of 1424 Tuley Road, Hamilton, a packer, reports $3,285 in debts and $500 assets.
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U.S. District Court
Cincinnati
Harold L. Isaacs
Yankee Road
William G. Waddell
Prytania Ave
Hamilton
Ruby L. Barnett
S. Main St
Margaret Hollandsworth
Tuley Road
Packer
Two Auto Crashes Injure Four In Trenton Carlisle
Four people were slightly hurt in two daytime accidents. Ivel Robinson and Danny Depew, both 16, rode a motorcycle into Raymond Lambright’s car at S Verity Parkway and Clinton Street. Jackie Marshall and Penney Marshall, ages 28 and 4, were treated after Mrs Marshall’s car hit Patricia Kemplin’s auto at Clark Street and Manchester Avenue. Damages totaled about 900.
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Ivel Robinson
Belsford
Trenton
Danny Depew
Ohio Ave
Raymond Lambright
Dayton
S. Verity Parkway
Clinton Street
Jackie Marshall
Penney Marshall
F. Lamar Drive
Carlisle
Beatniks Form Union at Greenwich Village Basket Houses
Bearded beatniks and long tressed women form Local 212, Coffee House Employes Guild, to seek better pay at Greenwich Village basket houses. The union aims to cover waitresses, kitchen staff, doormen, singers and poets at sites like the Basement Why Not and Cafe Manzini with proposed wages from 75 cents to $1 per hour plus tips and breaks. The action centers on non alcoholic venues with nightly earnings varying from a few dollars to more on weekends.
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New York
Greenwich Village
McDougal Street
James Alvey
Alvey
27th World Championship Baby Crawling Race at New Park
All babies in the crawl ing stage are eligible for the 27th annual World’s Championship Baby Crawling Race at New Park. If a small contestant stands up and walks, he is disqualified.
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New Park
Ohio study examines reapportionment limits in light of Supreme Court rulings
Ohio lawmakers weigh constitutional provisions and six Supreme Court reapportionment decisions as the 21 member bipartisan committee studies possible realignment. Speaker Roger Cloud says the Senate and House must be population based per the high court ruling, while Hanna Amendment may face court overturn.
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Columbus
Ohio
Roger Cloud
Logan
General Assembly
Legisla
Tive
U.S. Supreme Court
Legislative Service Commission
Supreme Court
Cloud
State Attorney General's Office
District Court
House
Senate
Compromise Eases Reapportionment Delay Plan
Senate leaders near a compromise directing courts to be patient on state reapportionment without requirement. It would replace Dirksen’s stay proposal with guidance to allow time for boundary drawing and upcoming elections while preserving population basis. The deal, reaching after four days of talks, would consider all legitimate reappointment difficulties.
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Ate
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Supreme Court
Johnson
Archibald Cox
P.S
Hunter Clark Post 6495 Sets Meeting on Post Home Plans
The American Legion Post 6495 will meet at 8 p.m. tomorrow at 2006 Minnesota St. to discuss a new post home the Voice of Democracy contest and other community activities. Commander Robert Frazier will lead the meeting.
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Hunter. Clark
American Legion
Minnesota St
Robert Frazier
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