Ohio Senate OKs School Bus Aid With Emergency Clause
The Ohio Senate approved a bill to provide bus transportation for nonpublic school pupils, passing 25 to 5 but keeping the emergency clause in play after a marathon five hour session. The measure, requiring 22 votes for the clause, heads to the House.
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Columbus
Ohio Senate
House
Tennyson Guyer
R-Hancock
John J. Corrigan
D-Cuyahoga
Theodore Gray
Miami
Frank W. King
King
Corrigan
Richard Metcalf
Robert Shaw
Franklin
Max Dennis
Clinton
Fred Hoffman
Hamilton
James Thorpe
R Stark
Robin Turner
Seneca
Donald J. Pease
D-Lorain
Metcavi
Shaw
Thorpe
Turner
Pease
Compromise Appropriation Bill Passes Without Car Purchase
The House approved a $7,669,444,000 appropriation for the Treasury Post Office executive office of the President and independent agencies for the next fiscal year. The measure passed by voice vote without the $522,000 for two presidential bulletproof cars that President Johnson opposed and that the Senate Finance Committee dropped.
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Washington
House
Treasury
Post Office
Johnson
Senate Finance Committee
Briton urges US to negotiate with Viet Cong in Vietnam talks
Former British Foreign Secretary Patrick Gordon Walker urged direct Viet Cong participation in Vietnam negotiations. He argued limited war aims should avoid defeat and keep South Vietnam free from Chinese influence, even proposing a spade for VC representation and backing broader talks alongside Dean Rusk. He spoke with Hubert Humphrey at the American Society of Corporate Secretaries meeting.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Patrick Gordon Walker
United States
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Gordon Walker
U.S
Dean Rusk
Hubert H. Humphrey
American Society of Corporate Secretaries
Mosler Strike Ends After Judge's Order
In Hamilton, about 700 Mosler Safe Co. workers ended a strike after Judge Fred B. Cramer ordered a halt to the stoppage. The firm seeks $30,000 in losses plus $10,000 for each day of the walkout, while the contract with the union runs to March 1964. Negotiations may proceed to settle disputes.
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Hamilton
Mosler Safe Co
Fred B. Cramer
Common Pleas Court
William A. Marquard
Safe Workers Organizaton
Firemen Check 2 Fires Here in Middletown
Middletown firefighters responded to two vehicle fires yesterday afternoon. Ashes ignited a barrel in the bed of a truck owned by Lanza Benson at 1219 Elm Street causing $19 in damage. A second fire in a car owned by Ed Stigler at 3005 Hampton Place started in front of his home, possibly due to a gas leak or backfire, at 4:54 p.m.
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Lanza Benson
Benson
Elm St
Ed Stigler
Hampton Place
Stigler
CG&E Sets New Record for Power Usage in Cincinnati
CGE records show a peak demand of 1,214,500 kilowatts as 98 degree heat drives air conditioner use in the Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co. service area surpassing last August 2's 1,197,900 kilowatts.
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Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co
Maud Youth Wilhite Wounded in Civil War Reenactment
Stephen Wilhite, 17, of Maud, remained in poor condition at Christ Hospital Cincinnati after a student Civil War reenactment in Winchester’s sesquicentennial ended with a member of the Morgan raid firing a hat shot. Fifteen firing squad participants were to be questioned by Adams County Sheriff Chester Osman with no report planned. His investigation has not ruled on whether live ammunition was used as blank cartridges were permitted to be fired.
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Stephen Wilhite
Maud
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Winchester
John Hunt Morgan
Ohio
Wilhite
Morgan
Adams County
Chester Osman
Osman
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Rieereasrttive
Walburg Ins
John Krozsi, Jr
Harold Sherron
Ocal
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St. Martin's
Chicago
Randolph and
LaSalle Streets
City Hall
Ben Willis
China
Southeast Asia
Midwest
William Snyder
Bearings, Inc
Middletown
Armco
Midwest Steel Buildings
Far Hills Avenue
Kettering, Ohio
Mosler
Internatinal Molders and Allied Workers
Hamilton Die Cast Co
Hamilton City Lines, Inc
C. R. Lukens
Hamilton Tool Co
Hamilton Tool Federation, Inc
National Labor Relations Board
THE
Middletown Journal
UCL
Sto
Dacron’ and Cotton
Pleat Walker
Cg&e
Cash
Commonwealth
Commonwealth Loan Company
Central Ave
Main
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