Open Housing Law details and phased implementation
Washington AP reports the open housing law signed by President Johnson on April 11 vows fair housing nationwide. It bans discrimination in sale or rental based on race color religion or national origin and will roll out in three stages through 1970 with civil suits available for redress and exemptions for certain owner managed or religious group housing.
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Five Ohioans Die In War In Vietnam
The Defense Department reports five more Ohioans killed in action in Vietnam: Sgt. William J. Papa Garfield Heights. Spec. 4 George W. Darnell Warren. Pfc. John W. Viktoryn Jr. Cleveland. Pfc. Rick W. Bezeau Toledo. Pfc. James L. Chambers Cincinnati. Wounded: Lt. Chad D Meadows Dayton. Pfc William J. Hughes Salem. Pfc. David Haberman Cleveland.
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Defense Department
Vietnam
Army
William J. Papa
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George W. Darnell
Clair E. Darnell
Warren
John W. Viktoryn Jr
Cleveland
Rick W. Bezeau
Toledo
James L. Chambers
Cincinnati
William J. Hughes
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Marine
David Haberman
19000 Laws Expected to Pass This Year in 29 States
About 10 000 laws are predicted to be passed as legislatures with sessions scheduled across 29 states this year. Predictions note a high activity period across state capitals and legislative calendars.
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Today In History Highlights From May 19 1968
On this date in history notable events include the beheading of Anne Boleyn in 1536 and the birth of John Hopkins in 1795. Other items note espionage in Moscow, Indonesian communist aid offer, Gordon Cooper's Cape Canaveral hero reception, Gladstone's death, the Philadelphia centennial expo, Doolittle's Medal of Honor, Churchill's U S Congress address, and UN peacekeeping in Gaza.
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Winston Churchill
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Congress
Britain
Japan
Metal Output Going Down
Washington reports 1967 domestic metal output valued under 2.3 billion dollars, down from 2.6 billion in 1966. Nonmetallic mineral production increased by 13 million to 5.19 billion dollars.
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