Ohio voters split as party lines shift in 1965 contests
AP Columbus reports two party chiefs claim different implications from Ohio election results. Republican chairman John S. Andrews touts GOP gains in mayoral races and urban areas as proof of a revival and a return of African American voters to the party. Democratic chairman William L. Coleman cautions that Democrats won as many big-city mayors and warns of tough reelection fight for 7th District incumbent Clarence Brown Jr. amid debates over school funding and tax policy. Brown calls Congress a Johnson rubber stamp. Coleman notes rising concern over school financing andGov. Views boost two party system in Ohio.
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Social Security Office Extends Hours For Medicare Inquiries
The Hamilton Social Security Office at 211 S. Front St. will stay open Thursday evenings until 8 45 to handle Medicare inquiries. About 1 300 eligible Butler County residents have not yet applied for Medicare enrollment though they work full time and could qualify for hospital and medical coverage. Applications before March 31 are urged to ensure coverage starting July 1 1966 with potential concurrent Social Security retirement benefits and possible cash payments during low earnings months.
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