Humphrey Says Campaign Turned Corner On 15 Day Push
Vice President Hubert Humphrey says a 15 day nationwide push carried his campaign through many states. Rallies in Portland and Seattle were disrupted by hecklers while he acknowledged Nixon led. Teamsters endorsed Humphrey as polls showed leads in eight states with 136 electoral votes. He noted fundraising shortfalls forced cancelation of ads and he planned two days in Washington before the World Series trip.
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Seattle
Ore
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San Francisco
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Utah
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McCarthy
Sen
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D-Tenn
West Virginia
Washington
Detroit
Scholarship To Honor Attorney Davidson Remembered As Leader
The Butler County Bar Association creates a scholarship fund for Butler County students at Salmon P. Chase College of Law Cincinnati in memory of Elmer N. Davidson Hamilton attorney who died at 35 Administrators are Marc Fiehrer and Carl Morgenstern Judge Fred B. Cramer led the move praising Mr Davidson as a promising young attorney He was the son of the late Hamilton Municipal Judge Elmer Davidson.
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Butler County Bar Association
Butler County
Salmon P. Chase College of Law
Cincinnati
Elmer N. Davidson
Marc Fiehrer
Carl Morgenstern
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Cramer
Davidson
Mr. Davidson
Elmer Davidson
Area Youth Joins GOP Campus Efforts at DePauw
Norman Nichols a Middletown High School graduate and DePauw University sophomore heads the Youth for Nixon Agnew group on campus. He volunteered at the Nixon staff during the Miami convention and attended an Indianapolis workshop. He plans fundraisers around homecoming and a November event to bring Spiro Agnew to campus with Indiana Republican groups.
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Middletown
Nichols
Indiana
Spiro Agnew
N. C. Nichols III
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Central Avenue
Nebraska bonding rule for officials handling money
Nebraskans safe Omaha. The 1875 Nebraska Constitution requires all officials who deal with money to be bonded for twice as much as they handle.
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Omaha, Neb
Nebraska
Imfeld Joins Xavier Alumni Board as First Butler County Member
James C. Imfeld, supervisor of the Butler County Juvenile Detention Center, was appointed to Xavier University Alumni Association board of governors by president John E. Brannon. He fills the vacancy caused by Henry A. Siemers death, serving an unexpired two and a half year term. Imfeld, Xavier class of 1961, is former Hamilton chapter president and resides at 3414 Pleasant Ave in Hamilton.
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Butler County
Xavier University Alumni Association
Imfeld
John E. Brannon
Henry A.siemers
Cincinnati
Xavier
Hamilton
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Pleasant Ave
Warrant Denied in Search for Glenville Slayings Evidence
FBI and Cleveland police failed to obtain a federal search warrant for an Ashta bula County farm linked to the July 23 Glenville shootings. Authorities sought weapons, premeditated riot plans, and possible bodies. With no definite findings, investigators say their work is finished.
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Cuyahoga County
Samuel R. Gerber
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Ashtabula County
Tomas Fasula
Driver Faces Six Month Suspension In Court Ruling
A 33 year old motorist received a six month driving suspension in municipal court after a Sept 29 accident. Gary Collinsworth of 1002 Girard Ave also paid 50 dollars for failure to maintain assured clear distance. Numerous defendants appeared on charges of careless driving failure to yield muffler violations and other traffic offenses with varying fines and suspensions.
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Grimes Street
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Grand Ave
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Baltimore St
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15Th Ave
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Germantown Road
Frances J. Atkinson
Roosevelt Ave
Raymond L. Powers
Velma Griffith
Hetzler Road
Calvin Houston
Dayton
Zack H. Stacy
Forrer St
Excello
John H. Smith
Cleveland
Murnett Hunter
Prospect Ave
Frank G. Jones
Clayton
Allen W. Mardis
Charles St
Harold L. Holcomb
Lebanon Rt. 1
Beverly A. Phares
Seven Mile
Dony R. Whitaker
Wayne-Madison Road
Trenton
William A. Booth
North Ave
James F. Mulligan
Manchester Ave
George M. Harris
Main St
Germantown
Rachael E. Hancock
Ross St
Jerry Lykins
Burton Road
Frederick T. Carder
Hill Drive
Douglas A
Steve D. Wallace
Leichty St
Franklin
Lester A Waites
George W. Leis
Garfield St
Gary Miller
Manchester
Harold Crabtree
Miamisburg
Maxine M. Fletcher
Sheffield St
Tom Lapsley
18Th Ave
Darnell] Watson
James L. Miller
Richard Curtis
Kalbfleisch Road
Fred Remsing
Wilbraham Road
Norma Pieratt
Gideon Road
Larry Guthrie
Poinciana Road
Thomas S. McKeller
Calumet Ave
Loren Wooten
Andrew Sr
Roger G. Lawson
Ninth Ave
Alva F.mcquin
Whittier St
Daniel L. Frary
Kennedy Road
Woodsdale
Roy J. ‘Cornwell II
J. N. Sandlin
Central Ave
Grover L. Howard
Norwood
Life sentence stands in child death case
The Ohio Common Pleas Court and Ohio Supreme Court upheld Harvey M. Armstrongs life sentence for the murder of Marjorie Marie Rhea who died in 1964. Her body was buried in a Munroe Falls parking slot and found years later after Armstrong led authorities to the site. Armstrong argued lack of counsel, undetermined cause of death and pretrial publicity affected his trial.
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Common Pleas Court
Ohio Supreme Court
Harvey M. Armstrong
Akron
Armstrong
Summit County
Marjorie Marie Rhea
Auth
Munroe Falls
Darolene Rhea
McDonald Claims Democrats Will Gain Ohio House
State Rep. John C. McDonald of Newark says Democrats will win control of the Ohio House in the November election. With 37 of 99 seats held, he notes several races he views as ahead or tossups and outlines a new Budget task force to draft next biennium legislation. Leaders from Akron Cleveland Mansfield and Toledo named to chair and serve on the panel.
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Ohio
John C. McDonald
Newark
McDonald
Toledo
Donald Pease
Oberlin
James Hughes
Oscar S. Page
Dayton
Rainier and Grace Arrive in New York for Brief Visit
Prince Rainier and Princess Grace of Monaco arrived in New York in separate planes after a trip from Mexico where they toured Mayan ruins and prior visited HemisFair in San Antonio.
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Prince Rainier
Princess Grace of
Monaco
Mexico
HemisFair
San Antonio
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