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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1968

Page

9

Computer Bug Corrected During Election Tabulation

New York AP reports NES switched from its prime emergency tabulation system to an outer program after a fault affected state totals during the General Election. NES executive director J Richard Eimers said national totals were correct up to the switch and the emergency system confirmed them. George Langnas of Programming Methods Inc. noted testing failed to reveal the fault.

New York J. Richard Eimers NES George Langnas Programming Methods Inc Eimers Senate House of Representatives

Ohio Democrats Gain One Seat in State’s Rearranged Delegation

In Columbus and Cleveland reports, Democrats appear to gain one seat in Ohio’s reorganized congressional delegation. Louis Stokes wins the 11th District becoming the state’s first Black congressman, defeating Charles Lucas. Incumbents mostly held, with Vanik defeating Frances Bolton in the 22nd District.

Columbus Ohio Cleveland, Ohio Frances P. Bolton 22Nd U.S Charles A Vanik

Stokes Triumph as Ohio’s First Negro Congressman

Attorney Louis Stokes won Ohio’s 21st District seat, defeating Charles P. Lucas 15 722 to 7 326 with returns from 100 of 520 precincts. The 43 year old Democrat led in Cleveland’s East Side as redistricting made the district predominantly Black. Lucas, a real estate agent, had joined Stokes in a Supreme Court case on district lines. Early man believed animal likenesses held souls.

Cleveland Ohio Louis Stokes Carl B. Stokes Stokes Charles P. Lucas Carl U.S Stoks Lucas U.S. Supreme Court Ftris Supreme Court Charles A. Vanik Frances P. Bolton

Man in Vote Booth Over Hours Arrested

DETROIT AP A man accused of staying in a voting booth for more than an hour while others waited in line was arrested on a trespassing charge. Albin Wodzinski, 43, was among the first to enter a booth in his precinct and spent 50 minutes at the machine before election workers asked him to hurry. A police officer read him a state law setting two minutes as the time limit for voting, except when officials allow more time. he was arrested when he did not come out.

Detroit Wodzinski

Racketeer Birns Files Writ in Toledo Court

Alex Shondor Birns former Cleveland numbers racketeer serving time in Marion prison has filed a writ of habeas corpus in U S District Court Toledo The writ cites ten alleged grounds claiming unlawful confinement on a bribery conviction carrying one to 10 years He was convicted in 1965 of attempted bribery of a policeman tied to a Parma Cleveland suburb arrest of a numbers suspect.

Toledo, Ohio Alex ‘Shondor Birns Cleveland Marion Correctional Institution U.S. District Court Toledo Parma

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