Nixon twists no arms in Ohio campaign push
Nixon meets with Ohio Republican leaders and Gov. Rhodes planning a public reception and speech. He rejects dogged polls and asks delegates to back a ticket beneficial to November. Nixon also condemns Rockefeller calls for polls and urges stiff gun control and mandatory prison terms for gun crimes.
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Woman in Critical Condition After Falling From Truck
A 35 year old Franklin woman identified as Pat Hawkins remained in fair condition at Middletown Hospital after injuries from yesterday when she either jumped or fell from her husband Claude Hawkins’s stopped pickup on S Verity Parkway in the 2000 block. Police said she suffered a severe head cut and was involved in an argument with her husband at the time.
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Rockefeller seeks own poll on presidential race
Gov. Rockefeller plans a public opinion poll to gauge the strongest Republican candidate. He may hire an independent pollster after Nixon and Bliss reject participation. Aimed at countering Nixon's lead, the plan could involve surveys in all 50 states or just large city states, costing about 5000 dollars per state.
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Truck Hits Oxford Girl in Yard Injures Child
Two year old Melani Comelli was struck by a truck driven by Alfred Sugg while he moved items from a nearby double house at 5252 Morning Sun Road in Oxford. She remained in serious condition at Fort Hamilton Hospital after transfer from McCullough Hyde Memorial.
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Howard Schueller New Safety Council Head
Howard L. Schueller 41 of 63 Penbrooke Court Monroe a safety engineer for Armco Steel Corp was elected board president of the Middletown Area Safety Council succeeding Charles Terhune He joined the council in 1960 served on all committees except traffic safety and was first vice president last year He is active in ASSE treasurer of the Southwestern Ohio chapter and SOS safety engineers He is a Middletown native a 1944 Middletown High School graduate Navy veteran Xavier graduate 1947 Armco employee since 1948 and Cincinnati University evening school alumnus He has chaired the local Boy Scout Health and Safety Committee and belongs to Lincoln Lodge 693 FAM Middletown Board of Education Other new officers include Tom Moon Paul Hoskins Emi Richter and Martin Omas Also elected to three year terms were Robert Bair Robert Daniels Sr Charles Murphy John Menkhausy Mary Siebert and Austin Young Jack Bates and R C Beach were named to fill terms expiring in 1970 and 1969 respectively.
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Humphrey Mum On VP Pick
Washington sources say Hubert H. Humphrey has not offered the vice presidential spot to anyone and will not reveal his preferred running mate. A dozen possibilities are mentioned including Eugene McCarthy Edward Kennedy Fred Harris Edmund Muskie John Connally and Sargent Shriver with Kennedy mentioned as a former contender.
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Opposition To Judges Vanishing
Washington AP Senator Dirksen says four GOP lawmakers will vote for confirmation of Abe Fortas as chief justice and Homer Thornberry as associate justice, dismissing a pending filibuster as ineffective and noting some opponents may fold. Nixon criticized partisan politics and favoring a spoils system while urging January appointments.
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