Ohio GOP Could Lose Four Seats In Congress
Ohio Democrats mounted a major challenge to the GOP led delegation, aiming to flip several seats in Congress. Early unofficial returns showed Democrats gaining in the at large race and in districts including the Third and Seventh, with Republican incumbents defending in most other districts. The statewide delegation could shift to 14 Republicans and 10 Democrats, pending final tallies.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Buckeye
Robert E. Sweeney
Cleveland
Oliver P. Bolton
Bolton
Robert Taft Jr
Probe Set In Missing 725 Ballots
Cleveland reports a full inquiry planned next week into 725 missing local option ballots from Ward 24 Precincts L and M. Secretary of State Ted W. Brown called for subpoenaed booth workers as the board weighs possible election contest and court action to set aside results.
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Saul G. Stillman
Board of Elections
Ted W. Brown
L and M
Ward
Brown
Mother Of 7 Given Suspended Jail Term
Laura Grass a Middletown mother was sentenced to one year suspended jail and placed on probation for contributing to neglect Her seven children aged 4 to 16 were placed in temporary custody with Butler County Welfare Department as the family plans move to Chicago The court ordered the husband to pay 35 weekly for child support and noted prior complaints in 1962 about the children's conduct.
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Butler County Welfare Department
Chicago
Grass Species Count Reaches About 6000 Worldwide
A Rough estimate places the number of distinct grass species around six thousand globally. Botanists note substantial diversity across regions and ecosystems, with ongoing studies to refine classifications and discover new varieties.
Ohio Supreme Court races trend to Republicans and one Democrat
With 9,868 of 13,485 polling places reporting in Ohio, Republicans lead in most contests. C William O Neill leads Democrat Joseph Bryan. Paul Brown defeats Ran kin Gibson for an unexpired term. Charles Zimmerman wins easily. Louis Schneider Jr leads Lynn Griffith narrowly for an unexpired term.
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O'Neill
Brown
Griffith-Schneider
Douglass
Bryan
O'Neil
Griffith
Schneider
Gibson
Germantown Levy Passes Three-Mill Operating Tax
Germantown voters approved a three-mill operating levy for the Germantown Local School District. Unofficial tallies show 910 voters in favor and 829 opposed, with 52.3 percent approval.
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