Two Fair Housing Bills Up for Senate Hearing in Ohio
Hearings on controversial fair housing proposals begin in the Ohio Senate with two measures from Sen. Charles W. Whalen. One bill would ban racial discrimination in sale financing and rent, with exemptions for owner occupied dwellings up to four units. The other version narrows exemptions to two family owner occupied homes and rooms. The CORE group watches the debate as demonstrations from two years ago are recalled.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Senate Commerce and Labor Committee
Charles W. Whalen
R-Montgomery
Congress of Racial Equality
House
Whalen
Frank W. King
Toledo
Afl-Cio
Seat Belt Bill Passes Ohio Senate
The Ohio Senate approved a front seat belt requirement for all new cars after January 1 by a 21 to 2 vote. The measure now goes to the House. supporters cite safety standards while opponents raised concerns about fuel tank placement and rear motors.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
House
Sargus
D . Belmont
Thomas P. Gilmartin Mahoning
Theodore M. Gray
Miami
Hamilton Driver Hurt in One Car Snow Crash
Thomas L. Tucker, 19, of 4871 Lehigh Road, suffered a shoulder injury in a one car crash on Lehigh Road near New London Road after losing control on a snow covered stretch. His car struck a bridge and plunged into a creek. Tucker was treated at Ft. Hamilton Hospital and released. The incident was one of five accidents investigated by sheriff deputies during the height of a snowfall between 3 and 6 p.m.
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Hamilton
Thomas L. Tucker
Lehigh Road
New London Road
Tucker
Ft. Hamilton Hospital
Sheriff's
Scholastic Test Slated for Area Juniors and Seniors
The third Rand Aptitude Test will be given to 170 juniors and seniors from seven area high schools in two 8 a.m. and 1 p.m. sessions at Middletown High Auditorium. Robert Kramer MHS chief counselor will supervise. Students enter from Baltimore Street. Earlier tests drew 300 in December and 150 in January. Test date assignments were by the College Entrance Examination Board Princeton NJ.
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Tomor
Middletown High
Robert Kramer
MHS
Baltimore Street
College Entrance Examination Board
Princeton
N.J
Murrow to be honored as honorary British knight
Edward R. Murrow, famed World War II broadcaster, is to be made an honorary Knight Commander of the British Empire by Queen Elizabeth II. The announcement cited his services in advancing Anglo American friendship. Murrow is in New York Hospital for a checkup after resigning from the U S Information Agency following lung cancer surgery.
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Washington
Edward R. Murrow
London
Battle of
Britain
Murrow
U.S. Information Agency
Driver Suffers Shoulder Injury
One of eight area highway accidents investigated by state patrol yesterday and today left Ronald E. Robinson injured. The 36 year old from 3752 Dorothy Lane drove his southbound pickup off the right side of Yankee Road two miles north of Route 63, his truck stopping in a ditch. He planned to seek physician treatment for a shoulder injury.
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Ronald E. Robinson
Dorothy Lane
Yankee Road
Rt. 63
Robinson
Battered Moscow Embassy Back To Normal After Attacks
Russian police restored order at the U S Embassy in Moscow after a day of student rioting. About 600 police protected the embassy as protesters hurled ink, rocks and slingshot slugs. Injuries were reported to four officers and a soldier, with eight demonstrators arrested. Paris also saw a large Communist protest outside the U S Embassy demanding peace talks and U S troop withdrawal.
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Moscow
U.S
North
Viet Nam
Foy D. Kohler
Andrei Gromyko
Kohler
Foreign Ministry
Pravda
Communist Party
Paris
U. S
Knights of Pythias confer knight rank on two members
Lafayette Lodge of the Knights of Pythias in Castle Hall at 1044 Central Ave conferred the rank of knight on Herbert C. Bell a Middletown letter carrier and Dale Bennett a member of the West Baltimore Ohio lodge.
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Lafayette Lodge
The
Knights of Pythias
A. G. Armitage
Castle Hall
Central Ave
Herbert C. Bell
Middletown
Dale Bennett
Lodge
West Baltimore
Ohio
Trustees Lower Load Limit on Judy Drive and Pershing Ave
Lemon Township trustees reduce road load limit to five tons on Judy Drive and Pershing Avenue between Oxford State Road and Yankee Road. Butler County Commission approves. Clerk Clifford H. Steward notes poor road bed quality and deteriorating condition.
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Lemon Township
Judy Drive
Pershing Avenue
Butler County Commission
Oxford State Road
Yankee Road
Clifford H.steward
W. Elm St
Monroe
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