Cleveland Voters Approve Major Bond Issues and Levy
Cleveland and Cuyahoga County voters approved most bond proposals including a 10 million expansion of Public Auditorium, 3 million for urban renewal, 4 million for harbor and lakefront airport work, and a 4 mile district levy. County voters also backed airport rapid transit expansion and a 4 city park operating levy despite a defeated zoo transfer measure. City residents approved two school levies with strong margins.
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Harbor
Burke
Cleveland Hopkin
Cleveland Zoo
Cleveland Metropolitan Park District
Mason
Lebanon
Franklin
Clearcreek
South Lebanon
Warren County
Extra Chuckle Husband And Bride Share Thrifty Windfall
A playful exchange centers on a bank returning a £25 check. The bride jokes about how to spend it, while the husband notes the small sum and the moments of financial humor in domestic life.
Democrats Sweep Warren County in Historic Victory
Warren County voters delivered a sweeping Democrat win for county offices led by Vern Simpson and Byron Kennard defeating incumbents including Sheriff Satterthwaite. The county set a record 22,792 votes with bond issues and school levies passing or failing as noted, while Nixon and Oswald suffered notable losses.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Richard Satterthwaite
Mason
Byron C. Kennard
Fair Board
Corwin Nixon
Vern L Simpson
Robert K. South
Nixon
Paul Fitzgerald
Franklin
Troy Youth Fatally Wounded After Rifle Incident
A 14 year old boy named Stephen James in Troy Ohio was wounded fatally when a 22 caliber rifle discharged in his chest. Police held his 23 year old cousin Robert Eugene Garrell for investigation claiming he was handing the rifle to the boy when it fired. The shooting occurred at their shared home.
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Troy
Ohio
Stephen James
Robert Eugene Garrell
Young James
Garrell
Police Briefs Report Thefts And Arrests
Police reported thefts including forty five gallons of gas from the National Guard Armory a hubcap from a Mayer Meat Co truck a bicycle from Gary Houser of 1537 Brown Ave and Lois Timmer of 800 The Alameda. Floyd Miller 23 Dayton was arrested on assault and battery charges at First Avenue and Crawford Street and turned over to Trenton police for arraignment at mayor's court.
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National Guard Armory
Mayer Meat Co
Gary Houser
Brown Ave
Lois Timmer
Plameda
Floyd Miller
Dayton
First Avenue
Crawford Street
Trenton Police
Mayor's Court
Officers arrest James Hunter on bench warrant charge
James Hunter aged 35 of 1205 Askew Street was arrested at City Building on a bench warrant and for disorderly conduct.
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James Hunter
Askew St
the City
Baltic Sea Area Reported at 160000 Square Miles
A geographic note states the Baltic Sea covers about 160000 square miles. The figure reflects widely cited estimates of the sea’s vast expanse and is used in teaching and reference materials.
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Baltic Sea
Ohio GOP picks winners in several congressional races
Ohio Republicans nominate and confirm several incumbents and challengers across eight districts. Notable outcomes include Donald D. Clancy defeating H A Land for the Second District seat in Cincinnati area, Rep W E Hess, Rep Paul F Schenck winning in Dayton, and Rep W M McCulloch defeating Joseph J Murphy in the Third District. Delbert Latta and others secured re election in multiple districts.
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Piqua
Congress
Joseph J. Murphy
Mian County
At Stake
Delbert L. Latta
Bowling Green
Port Clinton
Tom P. McRitchie
Jackson E. Betts
Findlay
Sever-County
Fostoria
Virgil M. Gase
Samuel L. Devine
Franklin County
Richard E. Liming
Worthington
Charles A. Mosher
Oberlin
GOP
Alvert D. Baumhart Jr
Mosher
J. William MccKay
Lorain County
Elyria
William Ayres
Akron
John K. Mihaly
Medina
Sumtry
Tom V. Moorehead
Zanesville
Herbert A Smith
Marietta
John E Henderson
Frances P. Bolton
Lyndhhurst
Cleveland
Suburbs
Chat Patterson
Cleveland Heights
William FE. Minshall
Rocky River
University Heights
Daniel Wingston
Waynesville Votes Funds For Police
Waynesville residents approved a three mill tax levy estimated to raise about $5,000 yearly for police protection by a 276 to 224 vote. The vote follows the abolition of the village’s one man department after finance committee concerns over the general fund. Sheriff Satterthwaite had appointed James Crane deputy sheriff to cover Waynesville pending the vote to restore the force.
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Waynesville
James Crane
Richard Satterthwaite
Crane
Two Drivers Cited After City Wrecks
No injuries reported but two drivers faced traffic violations in city accidents yesterday. Robert W. Davison Jr., 16, was charged with failure to yield after a two car crash at Philadelphia Avenue and Garfield Street at 3 20 p m. Jeanne Long, 1904 Kensington St., reported damage of about 900 dollars. Joe A. Frazier, 32, was charged with assured clear distance after a collision at First Avenue and Curtis Street with Anna McIntosh, 908 Elwood J., totaling 100 dollars. Arthur C. Apple, 61, Monroe, was rear ended on First Avenue by Ray Coburn, 54, 2104 Grand Ave., with damage around 250 dollars.
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Robert W. Davison Jr
Flemming Road
Philadelphia Avenue
Garfield Street
Davison
Jeanne Long
Kensington St
Joe A Frazier
19Th Ave
Law
Anna McIntosh
Elwood J
First Avenue
Ray Coburn
Grand Ave
UN Congo Patrol Ambushed Near Katanga
Eleven Irish soldiers with the U.N. Congo force were killed or captured in an ambush in northern Katanga. Four bodies recovered. seven missing along with two patrol vehicles. Rebels of Baluba tribesmen blamed. Patrol south of Niemoa, about 60 miles from Albertville on Lake Tanganyika.
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Elisabethville
The
Congo
U.N. Congo
Katanga
U.N
Niemoa
Albertville
Lake Tanganyika
Aubade described by Longfellow as dawn song
The term aubade is defined as music sung or played at dawn. Longfellow notes it as a morning song with the crowing cock and a lusty clear voice.
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Longfellow
Teamwork Won Ohio Bliss Says
Republican State Chairman Ray C Bliss credits Nixon's Ohio victory to teamwork and dedicated effort by candidates county party leaders precinct workers and volunteers with Ohio Volunteers for Nixon Lodge. Bliss expresses deep gratitude for enthusiastic and effective work securing the win.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ray C. Bliss
Richard M. Nixon
GOP
Bliss
Akron
Ohio Volunteers
Nixon-Lodge
Raising Families with a Cash Loan from HFC
A promotional notice urges families to borrow up to 1000 dollars from HFC to cover essential purchases. It claims 24 month repayment, monthly installments, and convenient terms to fit budgets, inviting in person visits or phone applications.
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HFC
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