Segregationists March To Protest Sunday Hike
About 200 white protesters marched to the federal building in Montgomery under a segregationist banner protesting the Selma to Montgomery march. Led by Organization for Better Government figures, they carried placards accusing clergy of aiding civil rights efforts. Rev. Russell Pate denounced religious support for King and warned against integration citing biblical backing.
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Four Mile March Today From Central State
Central State College students plan a four mile walk from Wilberforce to Xenia in sympathy with Dr. King’s Montgomery march and Selma events. About 300 participants from nearby Wilberforce and Antioch College will join along U S 42 to the Greene County courthouse in Xenia. The event, organized by student council president Clifton Brown, should take roughly 90 minutes.
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Muskingum appoints Harry Manley as 15th president
Muskingum College in New Concord Ohio selects 44 year old Ill inois educator Dr Harry Manley academic dean of Monmouth College as its 15th president succeeding interim leader Dr William P Miller Manley will start August 1 He is a native of Oil City Pennsylvania a Westminster College graduate and Pittsburgh Law School alumnus who drafted Illinois higher education master plan before moving to Monmouth Monmouth president Duncan Wimpress notes Manley leaves for new opportunities Muskingum enrolls about 1400 students while Monmouth clocks around 850.
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FCC votes to curb network control of prime time
Washington AP The FCC moved toward limiting network influence on peak evening TV by a 4 to 2 vote approving a rule that would bar ABC CBS and NBC from owning or controlling more than 50 percent of non news programs aired between 6 pm and 11 pm Details remain secret until Monday but FCC sources indicate the change aims to shift power away from the networks in prime time with a forthcoming rule outline.
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Hugh Butler Named To Advisory Council
Middletown administrator Hugh Butler was named by the Butler County Commissioners to the Advisory Council for the classes of the mentally retarded replacing Mrs. William R. Bailey. Welfare director Warren Harding recommended the appointment which also had welfare board approval. Butler administers Doty House in Middletown.
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Hopes for Vaccine Said Promising
Geneva AP reports a WHO expert committee says cures may be feasible for one in three cancer cases, centered on a vaccine to prevent tumor growth. They urge organized centers with surgeons radiotherapists and pathologists, emphasize surgery as best, warn against delaying treatment, and note drugs alone cannot yet cure cancer.
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Blind Concessionaire Gains Full Control in Courthouse
Hamilton Ohio Don Fittro, blind concession operator in the Butler County Courthouse, was officially given control of all vending machines and profits in the building by the Butler County Commissioners. The panel also approved an Ohio State Division of the Blind plan to erect a new concession stand on the ground floor to replace Fittro’s current setup.
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Ohio Mother of the Year is Elizabeth Buchanan of New Philadelphia
Elizabeth H. Buchanan 65, mother of four, was named Ohio Mother of the Year for 1965 by the American Mothers Committee. She credits her husband with half the credit and will receive Ohio honors in Columbus April 9 before competing for American Mother of the Year May 17 in New York.
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