Reams and McIlwain Vie in Ohio Democratic Primary
Toledo contender Frazier Reams Jr. wins backing from the Ohio Democratic organization for governor with Harry McIlwain challenging in the May 3 primary. State Chairman Coleman backs Reams for governor and himself for lieutenant governor as intra party tension tests unity before the contest against Governor James Rhodes.
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Columbus, Ohio
Toledo
Ohio
Frazier Reams Jr
Cincinnati
Harry Mellwain
James A. Rhodes
Reams
Democratic Organization
McKwain
Rhodes
Democratic Party
William L. Coleman
Democratic
Central Committee
McIlwain
Coleman
Frazier Reams Sr
France recalls envoy as Ben Barka abduction ties fray
Paris and Rabat faced a deepening rift over the Mehdi Ben Barka case with France recalling its ambassador after charging Morocco’s interior minister with orchestrating the Paris abduction. Morocco denied involvement as the stalemate raises the prospect of severed ties between France and former protectorate Morocco.
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Paris
France
Morocco
Hassan II
Mehdi Ben Barka
Robert Gillet
Rabat
Moulay Ali
Ben Barka
Up Ben Barka
de Gaulle
Mohammed Oufkir
Ahmed Dlimi
Lardi, Chtouki
Friends Buy Jail Free Men In Celina Tennessee
In Celina Tennessee a private jail was bought at auction by Kev James H Renau III and Mary Ruth Reneau for 35 dollars. They plan to release seven prisoners held there as a new jail is built. District Attorney Baxter Key Jr. questions the move but says it helps that friends own the jail.
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Celina
Tenn
Tennessee
Dist
Atty
Baxter Key Jr
Kev
James H. Renau III
Mary Ruth Reneau
Key
Reneau
Renaus
U.S. Seeks Embassy Officials at Soviet Death Probe
The U S Embassy asked to send its doctor and a consular officer to attend the Soviet inquiry into Newcomb Mott's death. Mott, 27, a Sheffield Massachusetts book company rep, cut his throat on a train en route to a labor camp after an 18 month sentence for illegal entry. The Russians said it was suicide. clemency appeal pending and parole due June 4.
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Moscow
U. S
Newcomb Mott
John C. Guthrie
Foreign Ministry
Air Force
James W. Bizzell
William T. Shinn Jr
Mott
Murmansk
Sheffield Mass
Soviet Union
Erie Railroad Reports Profit After Seven Years
The Erie Lackawanna Railroad posted net income of 3.8 million dollars for 1965, reversing deficits of 8.3 million in 1964 and 17.1 million in 1963, marking its first profitable year in seven years.
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Cleveland
Erie Lackawanna Railroad
Railroad
Snow Fails To Hold Up Boy Scouts
Boy Scout Troop 6 sponsored by First Methodist Church spent a weekend at Camp Hook despite snow. Six scouts hiked 20 miles on the Miami Conservancy Trail from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. as snow reached two and a half inches, while others ice skated and played in a snowball fight at camp. Scoutmaster Bill Tyler and Robert Schanke led the hike. Bob Evans remained at camp with the remainder.
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Boy Scout Troop 6
First Methodist Church
Camp Hook
Miami Conservancy Trail
Bill Tyler
Robert Schanke
Bob Evans
Third GOP Commission Candidate Joins Butler County Race
Fairfield Planning Commission member Robert P. Stoufe joins Donald Bacon and Walter Cisle as Republican candidates for Butler County commissioner in the May primary. Stoufe, of 2758 Hamilton Mason Road, has led local boards and civic groups including Fairfield Township trustees Fairfield Board of Education and the fire department. He also serves on the county civil defense and various local committees.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Fairfield Planning Commission
Robert P. Stoufe
Hamilton-Mason Road
Donald Bacon
Fairfield
Walter Cisle
Millville
Sroule
Fairfield Township Trustees
Fairfield Board of Education
Township Improvement Association
Fairfield Booster Club
County Board of Health Advisory Council
Butler County Trustees and Clerks Association
County Civil Defense
Harvard selects first woman managing editor for Crimson
Linda C. McVeigh a 19 year old Radcliffe student from Anaheim California becomes the Crimson’s first woman managing editor. The Harvard Lampoon printed the announcement on perfumed pages as part of a staged joke about resignations. McVeigh will lead a 30 member news staff and balance 60 hours weekly with college work.
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Cambridge
Mass
Linda C. McVeigh
Harvard Crimson
Harvard Lampoon
the Crimson
Miss McVeigh
The
Crimson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Anthony Lewis
David Halberstam
New York Times
Otto Fuerbringer
Time Magazine
Pond Back In Shape For Skating
Smith Pond skating surface was cleared by Park Department crews using power mowers with plow blades after a heavy snowfall. Ice depth measured four to five inches. Skating resumed today with supervision from 3:30 to 5 and 6 to 9 p.m.
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Park Department
Smith Pond
Ralph Connor
3 Killed As Auto Hits Truck Near Circleville
Three people from Flint Michigan died when an auto rear ended a snow removal truck on U S 23 near Circleville Ohio. A 21 year old allied survivor, Donald Ashley, was injured. the driver William Jones 52 of Circleville was unharmed. The crash raised the weekend toll to at least 15 deaths across 54 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Ohio
Michigan
West Virginia
U. S. 23
Circleville
Highway Patrol
Ruth G. Ashley
Randolph
Harry Hayter
Flint
Mich
Donald Ashley
Ashley
William Jones
Steubenville
County Budget Nearly Ready
Butler County budget for 1966 may be presented in final form within the week, administrative assistant Beard A. Joyce predicts. Commissioners reviewed the first draft Friday and adjusted estimates to funds available, with a partial appropriation already approved to meet payroll during the interim.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Beard A. Joyce
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Counterespionage
Oufkir
Central
Cambleen
L&s
U.S
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Ins., Inc
First Ave
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O. GA
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Harrison Young
Jay Mathews
Miss. McVeigh
Linda McVeigh
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Tiger Country
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Central Ave
Middletown, Ohio
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