Cleveland Council States Opposition to Right to Work Amendment
City Council in Cleveland passes an emergency resolution opposing the proposed right to work amendment. AFL CIO advocate calls the measure an interference with contracts. three supporters cite business group backing as they push for signatures to place the issue on the November ballot.
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Cleveland
Howard M. Metzenbaum
Afl-Cio
Ohio
Max D. Gustin
Smaller Business of America, Inc
William J. Franz
Wayne T Geissinger
Ohioans For Right To Work, Inc
Columbus
Council
New Trial Granted In Old Murder Case
Homer Jack Dean, jailed for the 1947 murder of Elmo Rice in Clintonville, has won a new trial. Franklin County Common Pleas judges set the retrial for Sept 8 after years of appeals and previous court orders.
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Columbus, Ohio
Homer Jack Dean
Franklin County Common Pleas
Dean
Elmo Rice
Clintonville
Robert ¢. Jack
Joseph M. Harter
Harter
Official Journal
Ohio Supreme Court
Common Pleas Court
Indians Won't Miss In School Haliwars Seek State Grants
In Warrenton North Carolina the Haliwar Indians moved a step closer to state grants for their own school under a pupil assignment law aimed at preserving segregation. The Warren County Board of Education said the group is entitled to grant application forms for parents who object to integrated classes. To keep their 200 children out of Negro schools they had been attending last year, the Haliwars financed their own school.
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Warrenton
N.C
Warren County Board of Education
Middletown VFW Post 3909 to Send 17 Delegates to Ohio Parley
Seventeen Middletown VFW Post 3909 members will attend the Ohio VFW state convention at the Sheraton-Gibson Hotel in Cincinnati from Thursday to Sunday. The banquet on June 28 will feature Jerry Lucas receiving a gold medal and citation as Ohio's top athlete, with remarks by guests including National Commander Roudebush and Gov. William ONeill.
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Middletown
VFW
Sheraton-Gibson
Cincinnati
Robert Armbruster
Fourth District
Hobart Hopper
Kash Kissick
Ed Gillum
John Sparks Jr
Wayne Smith
Glenn South
Strates Demostenes
Richard Winkelman
Louis Warmoth
Frank Walner
Frank Brant
Ray Ramsey
Raymond Cowgill
Steve Tom
Ralph Delamere
Robert Shields
Jerry Lucas
Department of Ohio Vfw
Naional
Richard L. Rouderbush
William O'Neill
Robert W. Wood
Office of the Comptroller of the Army
Washington, D.C
Gordon H. Scherer
William E. Hess
A.W. Stratton
Compensation and Pension Service
the Vetere
Idate
Mmander
Ed Jones
Jones
North College Hill
Jack Webb To Wed At Friend's Home Tonight
Hollywood AP reports Jack Webb will marry tonight. TV detective Joe Friday and beauty queen Jackie Loughery wed at a friend's home with Herman Saunders as best man and Sylvia Poste as matron of honor. Loughery previously married singer Guy Mitchell.
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Hollywood
Jack Webb
Joe Friday
Jackie Loughery
Herman Saunders
Webb
Sylvia Poste
Brooklyn
Julie London
Dorothy Towne
Miss Loughery
Guy Mitchell
Colleges Head For Big Jam
Ohio planners foresee college enrollment rising to at least 250000 by 1980 as 100000 more students attend Ohio colleges and universities. The report outlines needs for tougher entrance standards higher teacher salaries more two year colleges municipal university aid and a statewide educational TV network. It also calls for training 450 physicians annually and a new medical school with a 40 million capital cost and 12 million yearly budget. Gov ONeill formed the commission in 1957 with Dr John C Baker of Ohio University as chairman.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Commission On Education
Commission
Ieport
U. S
William O'Neill
John C. Baker
Ohio University
Athens
Girls' State Primary Votes Open At Capital University
More than 900 high school girls participate in the American Legion Auxiliary program in Columbus to select primary nominees for governor lieutenant governor and other state offices. The top vote-getters will advance to the final election later today along with county offices and judgeships.
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Columbus
Ohio
Capital University
Mythcal
Buckeye
State Board of Education
American Legion Auxiliary
Roaming Spouse Ordered To Pay
Actress Faith Domergue obtained a separate maintenance decree from Hugo Fregonese in Santa Monica Superior Court. She testified she desires a Southern California home while Fregonese prefers Europe as a free agent. The court ordered $900 monthly support for Domergue and their two children, Diana and Jon.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Faith Domergue
Miss Domergue
California
Hugo Fregonese
Europe
Fregonese
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Frank Egner
Findlay
Ohioans For Right To Work
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Rexall
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Rieneys
Heiligenwald
Lawrence, N.Y
OGB
Auto Banking
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Cor. Nelbor, Verity & Tytus
Susan Ruby
Toledo
Kathleen Johnston
Springfield
Patricia Hein
Ann Cooke
Willoughby
Rosemary Brembeck
Bonnie Bauer
Parma Heights
Sandra Gordon
Canton
Georgia
Fletcher
Akron
Mary Pat Smagola
Lakewood
Nancy Anderson
Cuyahoga Falls
Nancy Fairchild
Oberlin
Mary Ann Ramser
Shadyside
Freda Fisher
Edith Madwords
Zanesville
Linda Geist
Girard
Susan Hoch
Bellevue
Judith Kraus
Huron
Karen Sheppard
Philo
Elizabeth Whitt
Germantown
Judy English
Lima
Dorothy Holecko
Newton Falls
Mary Ann Lusk
Gallipolis
Nancy McKinstry
Lancaster
Sally Thompson
Dresden
Judy Jewell
Myra Newman
Shaker Heights
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Madison
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Uhrichsville
Judy Roush
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