Brown Wins 7th District Seat in Ohio Tight Race
Clarence J. Brown Jr. won the 7th District congressional race in Ohio with about 60 percent of the vote, defeating Democrat James A. Berry. The Urbana publisher succeeds his late father, Clarence J. Brown Sr., and the win keeps GOP control in the district at 14-10. Brown led in eight-county west-southwest Ohio, excluding Springfield and Clark County.
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Ohio Balloting Yields Mixed Local and State Results
Ohio voters backed Issue 3 to let judges serve in more than one court but rejected Issues 1 and 2. In the 7th District race Republican Clarence J. Brown Jr. defeated Democrat James A. Berry. Mayoral contests swung in Cleveland Dayton Toledo Akron Youngstown with mixed outcomes. City Council seats in Columbus swung to Democrats. Precinct totals and full coverage on Pages 2, 21, and 40.
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Weather outlook with warm trend and mild nights
The U S Weather Bureau predicts fair weather tonight with little temperature change. Overnight low reached 41 with yesterday's high 63. Thursday will be partly cloudy and the long range outlook is a significantly warmer trend with highs in the 60s and lows in the 40s.
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Inside the News Pages Tease and Crossword Fragments
Patchwork of column titles and sections, including Inside the News, Ann Landers, Deaths, Funerals, sports listings, TV highlights, Valley News and Want Ads. The readable bits hint at a typical newspaper page with across row numbers and incomplete captions.
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Chuckle Drugstore Sign Promises No Better C cough syrup joke
A humorous sign from Chuckle Drugstore reads Try our cough syrup youll never get any better reflecting a witty line about medicine and improvement. The cheeky message plays on the idea of constant effect and promotion.
Middletown voters approve two bond issues and reelect officials
Middletown residents turn out 61 percent to approve two bond issues totaling 9.5 million dollars. City Commission winner Lewis joins Denham for a new term while James Finley and Jerry Brown win school board seats. Armbruster loses to Lewis by 268 votes in a tight contest.
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Tax Hike Killed in Middletown Ballot Split
Middletown voters approved two of three Progress Bond measures worth 6 million for street improvements 3.5 million for sewage plant expansion and rejected 500000 for downtown parking by 5962 to 4416. The other statewide Ohio issues failed or passed with mixed results as voters rejected sales tax increases for education and approved a small counties judges measure.
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Quaker Sacrifices Self in Front of Pentagon Protest
Norman Morrison a 31 year old Baltimore Quaker drenched in kerosene and set himself ablaze near Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara’s window to protest U S involvement in Vietnam. His wife said he gave his life to express concern over the war and loss of life. His infant daughter Emily survived unscathed as onlookers tried to extinguish the flames.
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Lindsay Surges in New York as GOP Fares Poorly in Other States
Republican John V. Lindsay wins the New York mayoralty by about 135000 votes, while Democrats score gubernatorial victories in New Jersey and Virginia. The results reshape party hopes with Buckley and others affecting the vote, and reflect mixed winds for national Republicans.
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Frank D. O’connor
Mario Procaccino
Arlen Specter
James C. Crumlish Jr
Kenneth A. Schmeid
Marlon Cook
Binghamton, N.Y
Buffalo
N.Y
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Democratic landslide sweeps New Jersey and boosts Virginia
New Jersey delivers a record victory for Governor Hughes with over 350000 more votes than Wayne Dumont Jr. Democrats seize both legislative chambers for the first time since 1913. In Virginia Lt Gov Godwin wins a 21st straight term, while Democrats expand control statewide.
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Mills E. Godwin Jr
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William J. Story Jr
John Sirch Society
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