Ohio House races to finish tax bill this week
The Ohio House Finance Committee aims to finalize the administration tax hike for education, seeking to clear major business this week before a short recess. Leader Kurfess and Gray push for progress on a bill that would raise 300 million dollars for education in 15 months starting Oct 1, with a floor vote possible Wednesday.
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Charles F Kurfess
Wood
Senate
Theodore M Gray
Miami
U S Warns of Viet Cong Terror Campaign Before Vote
In Saigon American officials caution servicemen to avoid travel at night and move in pairs amid a Viet Cong terror campaign surrounding South Vietnam’s September 3 presidential election. A possible election weekend restriction for U S personnel is under consideration.
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Ssieon
Tran van Huong
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Marshall nomination splits Senate panel on Supreme Court
The Senate Judiciary Committee split 11 to 5 to back Thurgood Marshall for the Supreme Court amid contrasting views. Proponents call him perfectly prepared and a nation benefiting from his NAACP work, while opponents label him a constitutional iconoclast and warn of activist judges overturning constitutional meaning.
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U.S. Court of Appeals
New York
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Senate
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Peace at Home Before War Says Urban League Leader
Whitney M. Young Jr. urged prioritizing domestic peace and justice, saying Congress cuts to Negro slum programs cast doubt on fighting both at home and in Vietnam. He proposed a national conference of business and civic leaders and a domestic Marshall plan to guarantee jobs through public works. The audience of about 1,200 attended the National Urban League annual conference in Portland.
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Ore
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Urban League
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Business
League
Two Candidates Withdraw From Seven Mile and State Board Runs
A Butler County elections spokesman said two candidates pulled out of November races. Don Charles House, a probation officer from Seven Mile, withdrew as mayor candidate, and Donald Ray Birgel of Fairfield withdrew from the state board of education race.
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Butler County Board of Elections
Don Charles House
N. Main St
Seven Mile
Donald Ray Birgel
Pleasant Ave
Fairfield
State Board of Education
Twirlers Win Honors at Dallas 1967 Baton Festival
Two local girls earned trophies at the American Baton Twirling Youth Festival in Dallas Texas Lu Ann Evans 13 of Middletown captured first in advanced solo against ten rivals Linda Howard 17 of Franklin placed third in advanced solo and fourth in divisional twirling.
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Texas
Lu Ann Evans
Middletown
Linda Howard
Franklin
Vandalism Report At 6716 Yankee Road
Ballard B Hammons told Butler County deputies over the weekend someone broke two windows in his door tore down a mailbox and knocked a for sale sign from his yard He also said mail was opened.
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Yankee Road
Butler County
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