Ohio House Passes Fair Housing Bill in 93-31 Vote
Ohio House approved a fair housing bill 93 to 31 and sent it back to the Senate for concurrence in strengthened amendments. Gov. Rhodes said he will sign. supporters cited civil rights, while opponents argued debate was cut off.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
Senate
James A. Rhodes
Charles W. Whalen Jr
Montgomery
Frank W. King
D-Fairfield
David D. Albritton
Ohio State
Dayton
Albritton
Ohio Civil Rights Commission
Nuclear-Free Zone Faces Cuban Obstacle at UN Talks
United States and Soviet Union back a Latin America nuclear-free zone in principle. Cuba refuses to join unless U S bases at Guantanamo Bay Puerto Rico and Trinidad are abandoned, threatening the treaty.
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Latin America
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Pathologist Joins Staff At Middle City Medical Center
Russell L. Malcolm M D joins the medical staff as associate pathologist at Middle City Medical Center in Indianapolis. He is a graduate of Indiana University Medical School and interned at Marion County General Hospital. He and his wife and two children reside at 4446 S Dixie Highway.
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Russell L. Malcolm
Middletown
Indiana Univereratory and
Walter A. Mischley
Robert P. Carson
Malcolm
Indiana University Medical Center
Indianapolis
Indiana University Medical School
Marion County General Hospital
Christy
S. Dixie Highway
Kiddie Project for Doty House Gains Small Change
Seven youngsters from West Middletown in Cascade Park raised 2.04 dollars by selling red rosebuds and lapel pins they made from felt glued to acorns. The participants include Ricky Huehn 7 Debbie 10 Barbara 6 Cindy 8 Shelly 6 David 3 and Janet Stacy 3, children of local residents.
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West Middletown
Cascade Park
Sparkplug
Enterprise
Ricky Huehn
Carl Huehn
Shotton Road
Debbie
Barbara
Cindy
Robert Moore
Sheffield Road
Shelly
David
Ed Forkner
Janet Stacy
Wallace Stacy
Tighter Regulations Rest Home Law Signed
Gov. James A. Rhodes signed eight new laws in Ohio expanding controls on nursing and rest homes following the 1963 Fitchville fire that killed 63 patients. The measures fund aid for displaced residents, prune prison sentences by time served, allow habeas alternatives, grant parole releases after long inactivity, shift county school control, and authorize land transfers for highway projects and exchanges with Robert Graf.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Fitchville
Ohio Highway Department
Buffalo man killed as car struck by train at Ohio crossing
Theodore Williams, 63, of Buffalo New York was fatally injured when his car was hit by a train at a crossing near suburban Hilliard Ohio on Wednesday night.
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Columbus, Ohio
Buffalo, N.Y
Hilliard
Theodore Williams
Canal Lengths Compared: Suez Longer Than Panama
The Suez Canal is more than twice as long as the Panama Canal. This fact highlights the vast difference in scale between the two major waterways and their respective lengths.
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Suez Canal
Panama Canal
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