Labor Council Endorses Lone Republican in County Races
The AFL-CIO Labor Council backed Edward Rice the lone Republican for sheriff, citing experience. most other endorsements went to Democrats or were absent. Charles W. Walden, president, said no county endorsements were available for some races. Additional endorsements included James Hixon Gordon Augspurger Arthur Reiff and several attorneys and officials across county posts.
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John J. Gilligan
Lloyd Miller
U. S. Senate
Frank Realtor
James L. Peters
Lausche
Hamilton County
Afl-Cio Labor Council of Congress
Rice
Warren
Clinton
Walden
Gilligan
Afl-Cio Labor Council
Edward Rice
Charles W. Walden
Labor Council
Sheriff's Department
James Hixon
Gordon H. Augspurger
Arthur Reiff
Richard J. Wessel
Joseph T. Kiep
Earl R. Hogan
Mark G. Wendel
Clem F. Imfeld
Common Pleas Court
Mott Plan Report Due At Board Meeting
Two school board members report on their Flint visit studying the Mott Program for after hours school use. Attending workshop were James Finley Carol Turrell Earl Mundell and Marva Sampson with Supt Howard Cromwell urging local group attendance. Also on the agenda are teacher recruiting by A E Minnich and a report on fringe benefits.
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Flint
Mich
Board of Education
James Finley
Carol Turrell
Earl Mundell
McKinley Junior High School
Marva Sampson
Human Relations Council
A. E. Minnich
Middletown
Red Leaders Honor Guard For Ashes Of Gagarin
Moscow police and Soviet leaders honored Yuri Gagarin and Vladimir Seryogin as crowds filed past the urns containing their ashes. Brezhnev Kosygin and Podgorny stood in tribute while Gagarin’s widow Valentina and their daughters cried.
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Moscow
Russia
Yuri A. Gagarin
Gagarin
Vladimir S. Seryogin
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Alexei N. Kosygin
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Valentina
Ohioans Spend Less Of Income For Schools
Cincinnati report cites Dr. Ronald F. Campbell saying Ohio residents devote a smaller income share to public schools than any other state. He notes national average support is 4.7 percent while Ohio is lower, attributing it to Ohio's wealth and state policy.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Ronald F. Campbell
University of Chicago Graduate School of Education
Campbell
Carter's Pills Offer Quick Relief for Irregularity
The ad claims Carter's Pills wake slowed down peristalsis to relieve irregularity in the lower digestive tract. It touts benefits for sluggish digestion, promising temporary relief and a cheerful return to normal, with millions of satisfied users and a price of 49 cents.
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Carter
Workhouse Riot In Cincinnati Sparks Property Damage
About 700 prisoners at Cincinnati city workhouse shattered windows and ripped out plumbing during a noon meal melee. Doors, mattresses were set ablaze, damage estimated between 500 and 1000 dollars. Guards and 37 police restored order. no injuries reported.
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Cincinnati
Workhouse
George Studt
Studt
Police Arrest 28 Teens After Withrow High Blockade
Cincinnati police arrested 28 pupils aged 13 to 15 for loitering after they blocked an entrance to Withrow High School and refused to leave. Most came from Sawyer Junior High after a bomb and fire report forced early dismissal. two pupils were from Withrow. Both reports at Sawyer were false.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Withrow High School
Withrow
Sawyer Junior High School
Sawyer
New U.S. 35 Alignment Approved for Gallipolis Bridge Route
Ohio Highway Director P E Masheter approves a new U S 35 alignment to connect with a proposed bridge across the Ohio River at Kanauga. A Gallipolis public hearing was held March 20, detailing a bypass segment east from the Addison Gallipolis township line to the Ohio West Virginia line. The bridge would replace the Silver Bridge collapse site from December 15.
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Columbus, Ohio
P. E. Masheter
Ohio River
Kanauga
Gallipolis
Addison-Gallipolis
Ohio 7
Ohio
Two Ohioans Die In Vietnam Action
Washington AP reports Defense Department records two Ohioans killed in action in Vietnam Army Spec. 4 David T. Craig of Niles and Marine Capt. Walter J. Egger of Columbus.
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Washington
Defense Department
Army
David T. Craig
Niles
Walter J. Egger
Columbus
Vietnam
Fenwick High Students Begin Festival Ticket Sale
Fenwick High School seniors and juniors, 430 students, start selling tickets for the Fenwick Festival set for June 15 and 16 on the school grounds. Each student has a 20 ticket quota with prizes and an annual outing as rewards. Proceeds fund business department equipment, new lockers, and study hall renovations. Rev. George Detwanger leads the effort.
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Fenwick High School
Fenwick
Ed Neu
Neu
George Detwanger
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