New Sunday Law To Get Hearing In Ohio
A tradition bound Ohio law will face hearings as the 105th General Assembly opens. House Judiciary will hear the blue laws measure exempting stores from Sunday closing and a elections plan to shift primaries. Senate introduction of both bills begins, while printing delays stall broader reforms like a Department of Development and a state university board of regents. The plan also positions the board to oversee budgets and establish university branches and new degree programs.
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Columbus
Ohio
105Th General Assembly
House
Senate
House Judiciary Committee
Flections and Federal Relations Committee
Administration
Department of Development
Department of Industrial and Economic Development
State Board of Regents
Board of Regents
House Education Committee
Robert Longsworth
R-Carroll
Ford Grant To OSU Supports Grad Student Aides in Legislature
The Ford Foundation provides 105000 to Ohio State University to run a program placing up to six graduate interns with Ohio General Assembly agencies offices or members. Interns receive 450 dollars monthly for ten months through 1967, with OSU administering and selecting participants from state colleges and universities.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ford Foundation
New York
Ohio State University
Ohio General Assembly
Frederick Heimberger
Ing
General Assembly
Ohio State
Six Columbus escapees steal guns in burglary
Central Ohio authorities hunt six jail fugitives after they robbed a Columbus sports goods store two hours after escaping from the county jail. The group includes James Bleyer, Credell Beel, Russell Smith, James Johnson, Phillip Kelley and Billy Gene Carter. Sheriff Stacy Hall said they used a saw blade to cut bars, then slid down a fire escape aided by soap to muffle noise. The suspects face armed robbery, parole violations, forgery, fraud, and burglary charges. a guard involved is under questioning. A final sentence notes unrelated reference to Russian hunting eagles.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Columbus
Stacy Hall
Kenneth Schrack
Hall
Schrack
James Bleyer
Credell Beel
Russell Smith
Chillicothe
James Johnson
Cleveland
Phillip R. Kelley
Springfield
Billy Gene Carter
Finals Set For Ohio Prince of Peace Meet
Six finalists in the speech division join six essay contest winners for the Ohio Prince of Peace finals next Sunday at Veterans Memorial Auditorium. Finalists chosen Sunday include Chris Northrup 17 Columbus Sharon Martin 17 Rt. 3 Fremont Mary Ann Simpson Centerville Mary Ann Williams Rt. 2 Galena Ann Budd 17 Wooster and Deborah Dineen 15 Dayton.
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Columbus
Ohio
Veterans Memorial Auditorium
Chris Northrup
Sharon Martin
Rt. 3
Fremont
Mary Ann Simpson
Centerville
Mary Ann Williams
Galena
Ann Budd
Wooster
Deborah Dineen
Dayton
Ohio Council of Churches
Rhodes names Columbus man to unemployment panel
AP report from Columbus notes Gov James A. Rhodes appointed Willard D. Campbell of Upper Arlington to the Board of Review of the Bureau of Unemployment Compensation. Campbell is a Republican and former Ohio Supreme Court candidate, replacing Richard Krabach who becomes state finance director.
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Columbus, Ohio
Willard D. Campbell
Columbus
Upper Arlington
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
James A. Rhodes
Campbell
Ohio Supreme Court
Richard Krabach
Driver Sentenced After Crash Into House Burns Home
Dayton Ohio AP reports George W. Almon 28 of Dayton was sentenced in Municipal Court to 10 months in the city workhouse after his car crashed into a house early Friday, set it afire, and injured two people. He was fined 1100 dollars for driving without a license and improper operation, with his driving rights suspended one year.
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Dayton, Ohio
George W. Almon
Dayton
Almon
Distress from Stomach Ulcers Promised Quick Relief
Drug ads claim Willard Treatment relieves distress from stomach ulcers and excess acid with a 15 day trial. Over five million packages sold. Includes warnings of poor digestion and sour stomach with gas. Promote free trial and list Castell Drug Co and Gillen Crow Pharmacies among distributors.
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Willard
Tenteent
Castell Drug CO
Gillen-Crow Pharmacies
Gray Drug Stores, Inc
Monroe Singer’s Pharmacy
Bowling Green selects William Travers Jerome III as sixth president
Bowling Green State University picks William Travers Jerome III for the presidency to begin Sept. 1. Jerome, 43, magna cum laude Colgate graduate, Harvard MBA and Doctor of Commercial Science, has been dean of Syracuse University’s College of Business Administration since 1958. He won the post over 136 applicants.
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Bowling Green, Ohio
Bowling Green State University
William Travers Jerome
Syracuse University
College of Business Administration
Jerome
Ralph Harshman
Harshman
Ralph W. McDonald
Colgate University
Harvard University
Harvard
Middlebury
Syracuse
Civic Leader Raphael Shouvlin Dies at 65 in Springfield
Springfield civic leader Raphael J. Shouvlin died Sunday after a long illness. He was 65 and served as executive vice president of Bauer Brothers Co., a firm that manufactures pulp and machinery.
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Springfield
Ohio
Raphael J. Shouvlin
Shouvlin
Bauer Brothers Co
Bell-ans Sleep Aid Ad Seeks Free Sample
An old consumer ad promotes Bell-ans tablets to relieve stomach gas and ache. It advises taking a tablet with hot water at bedtime and reading in bed until sleep. Mentions a 35 cent price and a request for a free sample by mail from Orangeburg New York.
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Orangeburg
N. Y
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