Giscard dEstaing Seeks France Leadership After De Gaulle
Valery Giscard dEstaing, former finance minister and Gaullist ally, launched his first open bid to lead France after Charles de Gaulle. In a letter to 38,000 mayors he urged an organized liberal framework for Fifth Republic institutions to sustain economic progress and European integration, aiming to attract independents and De Gaulle supporters.
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Paris
Valery Giscard D’estaing
Charles de Gaulle
France
Giscard D'Estaing
Independent
Republican Party
de Gaulle
National Assembly
Fifth Republic
Europe
Giscard D’estaing
Pressure From Parents Causing OSU Cheating Scandal
OSU officials describe the major cheating scandal as the worst in the university's history with 39 students involved. They cite parental pressure for good grades as a contributing factor while detailing the scheme in which copies of a freshman math exam were circulated, sold, and a custodian bribed to unlock a department cabinet. Punishments ranged from academic dismissal to suspensions, with additional penalties for students not currently enrolled.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
John T. Bonner
Bonner
Dupli
Jniversity
Per Capita State Local Taxes Rise to 266 in 1965
A Commerce Clearing House survey shows Americans paid an average of 266 in state and local taxes in fiscal 1965, up 16 from 1964. California led with over 7 billion in collections, while New York surpassed 6.7 billion and Illinois Michigan Ohio Pennsylvania and Texas topped 2 billion. The median burden was 255. several states remained under 200. The oldest American fort is Fort Constitution near New York City.
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Commerce Clearing House
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First National Bank of Middletown Ohio Report 1966
Report of condition for the First National Bank of Middletown Ohio as of July 30 1966 filed with the Comptroller of the Currency. It lists assets including cash receipts loans and securities totaling 78 688 190 63 and liabilities and capital accounts including deposits and surplus with signatures from E W Barker R C Brosius and Calvin Verity.
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First National Bank
Middletown
Ohio
United States
Youths Sentence Modified In Miami University Case
Judge Fred B. Cramer eased a six month jail term for 22 year old Miami University student David John Bryniak after he is allowed to drive to work while seeking employment. Bryniak was convicted of second degree manslaughter in the November 12 head on crash on Ohio 73 near Oxford that killed two Miami University students Bruce W. Card and Linda D. Kramer. He must remit half the funeral costs and maintain good behavior. The case spurred local calls for road improvements along the highway east of Oxford.
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Hamilton
Fred B. Cramer
Miami University
David John Bryniak
Cleveland
Cramer
Bryniak
Bruce W. Card
Linda D. Kramer
Ohio 73
Oxlford
Oxford
Butler County
Senate approves 196 million for clean air plan
The Senate approved an amendment to the clean air bill authorizing 196 million dollars over three years to combat air pollution. The measure passed 80 to 0, with 46 million allocated for the first year, 70 million for the second, and 80 million for the third.
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Washington
Senate
House
Miami Middletown adds two more to branch faculty
Miami University Middletown Campus appoints Dr Serge Gonzales as assistant professor of geology and Paul E Smith as a member of the English faculty. Gonzales, Boston native with a Duke degree and a PhD from Cornell, has petroleum research experience and joins from Metairie Louisiana. Smith, a 1964 Illinois College Jacksonville graduate and Phi Beta Kappa, is completing a master’s at Miami and will pursue cooperative PhD studies.
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Miami University
C. Eugene Bennett
Serge Gonzales
Miami
Cornell University
Paul E. Smith
DR. Gonzles
Boston
Duke University
Cornel
Metairie
Gonzales
Louisiana
Kappa ‘Sigma Fraternity
The
Society of Sigma Xi
Sigma Gamma Ep‘silon Honor Society
Queay
Geological Society of America
American Association of ‘Petroleum Geologists
New Orleans
New York
Geological Societies
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Smith
Miami-Ohio State Cooperative
Illinois College At
Jacksonville
King's GOP Opponent Withdraws From Senate Race
TOLEDO Ohio AP Senate Democratic Leader Frank W King faces no Republican challenger after John O Celusta withdrew Tuesday citing family obligations that would prevent full time service as senator Celusta serves as assistant Toledo law director and notified the county Board of Elections Monday of his withdrawal, clearing the field.
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Toledo, Ohio
Senate
Frank W. King
John O. i
Celusta
Toledo Law
County Board of Elections
Peterson's Ointment Provides Fast Pile Relief
Millions over forty years have found relief from itching and pain with a cooling soothing astringent formula. A user reports relief all night. Available at 70 and 85 cents from druggists, with a money back guarantee.
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Ford Strikers Expected To Ratify New Contract
Cleveland AP reports United Auto Workers Local 1250 with 8600 members is likely to approve a tentative five state and Canada deal ending a week long strike at Ford Motor Co Brook Park foundry and engine plants. Production would resume Thursday with the No 2 shift.
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Cleveland
United Auto Workers Union
Ford Motor Co
Brook Park
Ford
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