Ohio Senate to Consider Fair Housing Bill This Week
Ohio Senate plans to introduce a fair housing bill banning racial discrimination in selling financing and renting property. The measure would apply to owners brokers and managers, with two family homes owned by a resident and single family rentals exempt. The bill aims to curb refusals to sell rent or negotiate based on race religion national origin or ancestry.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Senate
Washington
Frank W. King
Toledo
Ohio Afl-Cio
Senate
House
James A. Rhodes
Local 1 Leader Kearney Wins National Guild Award
Fred T. Kearney of Youngstown is named co winner of the National Guild Service Award for outstanding work for the American Newspaper Guild. He led the local strike against the Youngstown Vindicator that began August 18.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Fred T. Kearney
American Newspaper Guild
National Guild Service Award
Youngstown
State Dept Bans Travel Posters Amid U S Gold Drain
The State Department ordered passport offices to remove displays endorsing foreign travel to curb dollar outflow. Passports remain available and applications are rising with 3,800 court clerks authorized nationwide. President Johnson urged Americans to see the USA, predicting a 10 percent rise in passport applications in 1966.
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Washington
State Department
Johnson
USA
Congress
Europe
Pre Trial Restraint Urged by Judge and Editors
Judge J Shelly Wright Alfred Friendly and Oliver Gasch urged voluntary limits on pretrial publicity on a Washington TV program. They warned against rigid authoritarian solutions and encouraged self examination by the press to prevent sensational restrictions.
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Washington
J. Shelly Wright
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Alfred Friendly
The
Washington Post
Oliver Gasch
District of Columbia Bar Association
WTTG
Friendly
Income Tax Withholding Seen Not Bad for Most
The Treasury says last year's withholding tax cut affects the average taxpayer less than widely believed and many will owe more tax this year. It notes a single person earning $10,000 would see no more than $100 difference, with even smaller effects for a two child married couple at the same income.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Department
Congress
Woman Treated After Fall At Millie's Cafe
A 63 year old woman was treated for a head laceration after a fall at Millie's Cafe on 16 S Clinton St Middletown. Stella Dean of Fairborn Ohio sustained a left eyebrow laceration. Firemen were called to 313 N Main St to a small fire caused by a defective burner control on a gas range at 10 14 am. No damage reported.
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Millie
S. Clinton St
Middletown
Stella Dean
Fairborn
Ohio
N. Main St
Taylor Howard Jr
Dayton sergeant admits car theft after reporting it
A Dayton police sergeant, red faced and mumbling, said do as I say not as I do after his car was stolen near his home. He told fellow officers and acknowledged the registration was in the glove compartment and the keys in the ignition.
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Dayton, Ohio
Dayton
Cold Air Spreads Big Chill Across Regions
Arctic weather drove temperatures below zero from the upper Mississippi Valley to the western Great Lakes and spread toward the Atlantic seaboard. Readings fell to the 20s and 30s with record lows in Minnesota and Michigan towns while Washington D C cooled from the 50s to the 30s amid gusty winds and early snow flurries.
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Associated Press
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Atlantic Seaboard
Rockies
Texas International Falls
Minn
Marquette
Mich
Houghton
Sault Ste. Marie
Madison
Wis
Minneapolis
Mercury
Washington, D.C
Midwest
Great Plains
Three Hurt In High Speed Curve Crash
A one car crash on the Hamilton Trenton Road at Hawkins and Wehr injured Clyde L. Brown 21 of Hamilton and two passengers Robert Butler 20 and Arthur R. Davis 18. Brown was cited for reckless driving. The 1965 sports car was a total loss.
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Hamilton
Hamilton- Trenton
Hawkins and Wehr
Mercy Hospital
Clyde L. Brown
Robert Butler
Trenton
Arthur R. Davis
Ft. Knox
Brown
Butler County Sheriff's Deputies
Navy to pull four rocket ships from mothballs
Four rocket firing ships, three from World War II, will be activated to bolster shore bombardment before amphibious landings. The Navy will also keep two heavy gun cruisers on duty, and notes in McNamara's report show plans to enhance ship to shore fire power for assault support. The carriers of the LSMR and Carronad classes will add rapid fire rockets and mortars to the active fleet for beach preps.
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Navy
U.S
Newport News
St. Paul
Wallace M. Greene, Jr
Marine Corps
Fense
Robert S McNamara
Congress
McNamara
House Armed Services Committee
San Diego
Mare Island
San Francisco
Spelling Bee Finals Set for Oneida School Auditorium
The Oneida School finals bring together 2 fourth graders 12 fifth graders and 16 sixth graders. Principal Carel Cosby will moderate as contestants spell using basic spellers and Words From Champions in the school auditorium at 8 p m.
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Oneida
Carel Cosby
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