Oregon primary shows Duncan leads in Senate race
Robert B. Duncan won Oregon's Democratic Senate nomination with 64 percent of the vote as peace challenger Howard Morgan trailed. Across the south and midwest, Miami mayor Robert King High upset Florida governor Hayden Burns while other races featured John Sherman Cooper and John Young Brown securing GOP and Democratic nominations respectively.
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Widow and lover charged in Mother's Day murder
Glenn Stewart, 30, surrendered after a daylong manhunt in a swampland and was charged with murder in Indiana factory worker Larry Schmidt's death. Edith Schmidt, 27, claimed a love triangle with Stewart, and was jailed on first-degree murder charges as investigators allege conspiracy.
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NAACP warns Supreme Court on picketing ruling
The NAACP argued the Georgia ruling letting an $85,793 picketing judgment stand imperils its survival and the civil rights movement. It urged reconsideration after the high court dismissed an NAACP appeal, warning juries could target unpopular groups like the NAACP.
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Police link scientist and two attendants in killings
In Columbus Ohio police tie a rocket scientist and two gas station attendants to the same foreign-made .25 caliber pistol used in their deaths. Investigators believe the weapon caused the triple slaying amid limited apparent connections among the victims.
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17.5 Mill State School Tax Asked
Ohio faces a proposed 17.5 mill statewide school levy to fund equal educational opportunities. The plan would require doubling current subsidies to about 560 million dollars in revenue from a state budget of roughly 32 million. Officials note constitutional changes may be needed to exceed the 16 mill cap.
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Rhodes Spends $119.01 in Primary Bid for renomination
Gov. James A. Rhodes reported spending $119.01 in his Republican primary bid for renomination. His opponent, William L. White of Mount Vernon, spent $1,210 in the May 3 primary.
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Clear and cool tonight with mild Thursday forecast
Weather outlook calls for clear skies and cool temperatures tonight with a low in the 40s. Thursday should be sunny and slightly warmer with highs near the low 70s. Yesterday reached 78 degrees after a 52 degree overnight.
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