Governor Rhodes Skips Memorial Motorcade Draws Civil Rights Dispute
In Columbus a CORE official says he is disappointed that Governor Rhodes cannot lead a sympathetic motor caravan for a memorial rite after departing for Florida. An aide will present the governor in the parade. Zebbs demands a personal statement when Rhodes returns.
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Rhode
Florida
Last Mission Sweat Copter Pilot Glad He Didn't Meet Viet Cong
Marine Lt. John Schwartz, 26th mission in six months as an adviser with Vietnamese troops, led a helicopter assault near CAM LO South Viet Nam. The operation involved 14 helicopters and 144 troops with Viet Cong sighted but no enemy fire. Schwartz, 25, from Columbus Ohio, expected home soon and planned a 30 day vacation in Miami after his tour.
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Columbus
Ohio
Black Panther Company
Venezuela
Miami
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Unions Quit Toledo Area AFL-CIO Council
Four teen building trades unions left the Toledo area AFL-CIO council Friday night claiming president Fred Kuntz violated a no raid policy amid an attempt to organize dairy workers. About 600 dairy workers are now represented by Teamsters Joint Council 20.
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Toledo
Afl-Cio Council
Fred Kuntz
Teamsters Joint Council 20
Kuntz
International Union of Brewery
Complaints Sparse Over License Plate Literature
Gov. Rhodes office reports only a trickle of complaints about auto license plate agents distributing literature on the four proposed constitutional amendments on the May 4 primary ballot. The literature accompanies 1965 Ohio plates and a book titled Wonderful World of Ohio. John McElroy said four folders on the amendments were mailed to the governor's office as Democrats protest the distribution.
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James A. Rhodes
Ohio
John McElroy
Rhodes
India says over 900000 refugees flee Pakistan since 1964
Religious rioting drives large cross border refugee flows. Hindu Christian and Buddhist refugees arrive in India while hundreds of thousands of Muslims move to Pakistan amid clashes on both sides of the border.
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India
Pakistan
Acting President of Xavier Chosen at Xavier University
Jeremiah J. O'Callaghan S J was named acting president of Xavier University as The Very Rev Paul L. O'Connor S J heads to Rome to elect a new Jesuit general. O Callaghan, dean of faculties, will lead for four months starting Monday after joining Xavier in 1958 from Loyola University Chicago.
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Jeremiah J. O'Callaghan
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Xavier University
Rome
Society of Jesus
Father O'Callaghan
Paul L. O'Connor
S. J
Xavier
Loyola of Chicago
Ohio’s 1964 expansion sets record in firms and capital
Fred P. Neuenschwander announced 2,107 existing firms expanded and 452 new firms formed in Ohio in 1964. The report to Gov. Rhodes notes over 1 billion dollars in added industrial capital and a drop in unemployment from 188,100 in 1963 to 154,100 in 1964, with a September rate of 2.8 percent the lowest ever reported by the BUC.
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Greece receives 10.3 million loan for Salonica irrigation
The European Investment Bank grants Greece a 20-year loan of 10.3 million dollars at 6.25 percent interest to finance irrigation on the Salonica plain.
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