Ohio awash with national leaders as 1968 campaigns heat up
The Associated Press reports both parties rush notable names to Ohio for late campaign push. Nixon and Agnew headline GOP stops including a whistle stop Oct 21 22 from Cincinnati to Toledo with stops in Middletown Dayton Springfield London Marion Lima and Deshler. Democratic efforts feature Larry OBrien in Columbus for a 10 am news conference to map final 20 days with Humphrey and Muskie making Ohio swings. Saxbe and Gilligan continue rival campaigns in Cincinnati and Columbus while pollin in tion looms.
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Buckeye
Richard M. Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Ohio
Larry O’brien
Columbus
O’brien
Hubert Humphrey
Edmund Muskie
Humphrey
Cincinnati
Muskie
John S. Andrews
Nixon
Cincinati
Toledo
Stateehouse
Middletown
Dayton
Springfield
London
Marion
Lima
Deshler
Cleveland
Greater Cleveland
Young Republican Club
Sheraton- Cleveland
U. S
Charles Percy
Illinois
Ripon Club
William B. Saxbe
U.S. Senate
Sheraton-Cleveland
Andrews
Herbert Klein
New York
Klein
Barbara Eisenhower Sees Youth Strength in America
Barbara Eisenhower 19 year old University of Massachusetts sophomore visiting Toledo and De fiance College says young people are mostly good and have honest motives. She tours the Eisenhower Room, part of the campus library, and continues a Nixon Agnew campaign tour promoting youth support for national growth.
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Toledo
Ohio
Barbara Anne Eisenhower
Defiance College
Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kevin McCann
Gen. Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Armco Man Elected Trustee of Metals Society
David C. Heckard, Armco Steel Corp. manager and parent to Armco, is elected trustee-elect for 1968 1970 of the America Society for Metals. Allan Ray Putnam, managing director of the 39000 member international metals group, announced the appointment. Installation will occur at the society meeting during the materials engineering exposition and congress next week at Detroit Cobo Hall. Heckard joined Armco Research and Technology in 1948.
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David C. Heckard
Armco Steel Corp
America Society For Metals
Allan Ray Putnam
International Metals Society
Heckard
Detroit
Cobo
Armco
Yearly Bridge Inspection Planned in Ohio
Ohio will inspect every bridge annually using a new manual by the Ohio Department of Highways. Highway Director P. E. Masheter says the guide covers all bridges 10 feet or more and defines responsibilities and inspection frequency. The plan follows the Silver Bridge collapse near Gallipolis with 46 deaths last December. Masheter notes Ohio is the first state to publish such guidelines and that inspections are intensified after any event that could weaken a bridge. The state oversees bridges on the state system and those connecting to other states. Ohio owns three Ohio River bridges at Steubenville, East Liverpool, and Pomeroy. Meanwhile bids open Tuesday for an interchange and approach system for the new Kanauga bridge across the Ohio River, with automated embankment work and a $12 million price tag for the bridge. Completion and traffic for the new span are anticipated in 1969 with full interstate access planned nearby.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Department of Highways
PE. Masheter
107Th
General Assembly
Ohio River
Gallipolis
Masketer
Department
Steubenville
East Liverpool
Pomeroy
Kanauga
West Virginia
Silver Bridge
Clark criticizes Congress on crime control at adjournment
Atty. Gen. Ramsey Clark says voices calling for law and order hindered Johnson era crime control. He criticizes Senate inaction on key nominations including DC safety chief Murphy and details how funds for police salaries corrections and juvenile programs are blocked. He compliments Nixon on correction proposals.
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Washington (Ap
Ramsey Clark
Law and Order
Johnson
90Th Congress
House
Senate
Clark
Patrick V. Murphy
District of Columbia
Public Safety
Law Enforcement Administration Agency
Washington
Congress
Richard M. Nixon
GOP
Nixon
Republican Party
Death Toll 11 In Plane Crash
The IL14 Czechoslovak Airlines crash near Prague raises the death toll to 11. The plane had 37 passengers, three crew, and 29 survivors with 10 serious injuries. All aboard were Czechoslovaks.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
CTK
Slovakia
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