Open Housing Bill Reappears In Ohio House Vote
The open housing bill, narrowly defeated May 15 in the Ohio House, likely to return this week. Rep. William F. Bowen proposed reentry to the calendar after voting against the floor measure. Debate centered on enforcement powers and civil rights commission authority.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio House
William F. Bowen
Cincinnati
Bowen
Ohio Civil Rights Commission
Commission
House
Charles F. Kurfess
Perrysburg
Senate
Lance
JFK Moon Goal Near as Apollo 11 Looms
SPACE CENTER Houston AP Eight years after Kennedys moon goal in 1961 the nation advances toward a 1970 landing with five months to spare Apollo 10 has tested lunar craft and Apollo 9 and 10 flights cleared the way for Apollo 11 A discussion with the Apollo 10 crew will happen after return and officials see no obstacle to a moon landing by Apollo 11.
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Apollo
Virgil I
Gus” Grissom, White
Roger B. Chaffee
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Donny Kisele
Walter R. Cunningham
U. S
Earth
Moon
Brown invites mothers to drugs seminar in Columbus
Ohio Attorney General Paul W. Brown announces plans to open one of his narcotics abuse seminars to mothers as part of efforts to curb the rising drug problem in the state. The event will address preventive measures, treatment options, and community involvement to reduce drug use among youth.
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Brown
Columbus, Ohio
Atty
Paul W. Brown
Arthritis Foundation pilots team approach in Middletown
The Arthritis Foundation and volunteers advance a team method to manage rheumatoid arthritis in Middletown through a 1969 Strike Out Arthritis campaign. A neighbor-to-neighbor canvass led by George C. Glass aims to support home physical therapy for Miss Betty Hilbert and expand in-home services, research support, and social aid through volunteer effort.
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Middletown
Arthritis Foundation
George C. Glass
Betty Hilbert
Glass
Butler County
Foundation
University of Cincinnati College of Medicine
Convalescent Hospital For Children
Hitchhiking offenders in Franklin face suspended fines
In Franklin two Flint hitchhikers, Thomas Nunnemaker and Perry Brewer, 24 and 21, pleaded guilty to violating the hitchhiking ordinance and received $25 fines and costs suspended on condition they leave town. Judge J. T. Riley also fined Jerry Hager 50 dollars on reckless driving. Additional fines of 10 dollars each were imposed on John Pence, Lawrence Herald, Solon Cox, and Neary Daugherty for traffic violations.
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Franklin
Flint
Mich
J. T. Riley
Thomas Nunnemaker
Perry Brewer
Jerry Hager
West Carrollton
John Pence
Lebanon
Lawrence Herald
Carlisle
Solon Cox
Elwood St
Middletown
Neary Daugherty
Brent Wood St
Soviet Newsman Expelled By U.S. Retaliation
The United States orders Victor Kopytin of Tass to leave the country within 48 hours in response to the expulsion of Anatole Shub, Washington Post Moscow correspondent. State Department spokesman Carl Barth calls it direct reciprocity and the first such action in years.
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Washington
Anatole Shub
Washington Post
Moscow
State Department
Carl Barth
Victor Kopytin
Tass
United States
Barth
U.S
Soviet Union
Arrests in Haiti Reach Sixty in Government Raids
PORT AU PRINCE Haiti AP The government says 60 people were arrested and boxes of arms explosives seized in raids aimed at crushing conspiracies against President Francois Duvalier. Six prisoners including five women claimed membership in the United Communist Party of Haiti and training in Moscow.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Francois Duvalier
United Communist Party of
Moscow
Lenin
Marx
Mao Tse-tung
Duvalier
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Nixon
How To Succeed Co-Author Dies in New York
Dr. Jack Weinstock aged 62, co author of How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, died Friday after a long illness in New York. He was medical director of United States Life Insurance Co and collaborated with patient Willie Gilbert to write the book.
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New York
Jack Weinstock
Weinstock
United States Life Insurance Co
Willie Gilbert
Top Newsboys To Be Honored In Journal Program
The Journal will announce top junior and senior division winners at a 6:15 p.m. dinner Tuesday at Tibbs restaurant in Middletown Shopping Plaza. Senior winner receives 200 in savings bonds, and three honorable mentions get 100 each. junior winner 50 and two honorable mentions 25 each. Finalists include David Fouch and Steve Millander in the senior group. junior finalists include Mike Fouch and Doug [illegible]. Judges include Frank Myers and Howard Cromwell with Father James O Connor presiding.
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Journal
Bob Hedrick
Tibbs
Middletown
Journal Newspaper
Caserta
Kers
Vincent Caserta
Central
Three Ave
Emery Ward
Chester Ward
David Fouch
Roy Fouch
Wilbraham Raad
Steve Millandercar
Onerman Ave
Frank R. Myers
The
Howard Cromwell
Russell L. Efker
James O'Connor
Fenwick High School
Boa Constrictor Stud Service Stirs Classifieds in Vancouver
In Vancouver Washington a classified ad reads Boa Constrictor Stud Service. Terry Ramberg, 29, a former school teacher, says it is no joke about his lonely male boa.
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Vancouver, Wash
Boa Constrictor Stud Service
Terry Ramberg
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