Humphrey Stumps for Berry in Ohio District Race
Vice President Hubert Humphrey visited Springfield to back Clark County Prosecutor James Berry in the 7th District race for the vacant seat. Berry faces Clarence Brown Jr. of Urbana with Brown’s late father previously holding the office. Dems tout Berry’s record as Humphrey lauds it while Brown accuses Washington of seeking yes men.
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Springfield
Ohio
Hubert Humphrey
Clark County
James Berry
Congress
Humphrey
Berry
Clarence Brown Jr
Urbana
Brown
Clarence W. Brown
William Coleman
Warren County
Franklin
Washington
Red Paint Daubed On Canterbury Cathedral Altar
Protesters daubed the Canterbury Cathedral altar with red and blue paint in response to Archbishop Michael Ramsey’s Rhodesia policy. The word Peace appeared on the altar frontal while paint fouled the chair of St Augustine and the Black Prince tomb as Holy Communion was celebrated. Detectives investigated and visitors were barred from the cathedral.
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Canterbury
England
Black Prince
Edward III
B n ai B r ith backs Middletown bond issues
Middletown chapter of B n ai B r ith unanimously endorses three city bond issues to be voted on Tuesday. George Gorton of the Joyce speakers bureau explains the capital improvements plan and urges approval to move forward without tax increases.
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Middletown
B'nai B'rith
George Gorton
Joyce Speakers Bureau
Man Acquitted in Triple Homicide Case Stuns Columbus
Bil lie Eugene Koch, accused of killing Ena Malfe 42 Tammy 11 and Robert Herron 43 in their Columbus home, was found not guilty by a Franklin County jury. The verdict frees Koch to meet his day old daughter born Thursday. The state alleged Koch murdered the trio then fled to Covington Kentucky. Defense argued the case rested on circumstantial evidence linking Heise to the crime.
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Columbus
Ohio
Billie Eugene Koch
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Koch
Covington
Jack Heise
Heise
James C. Britt
Fund Raiser Dies Amid Last Effort
The Rev. William J. Miller 65 of Grove City Ohio died Thursday in St Helens Oregon from a heart attack while here to start his final campaign for a Methodist Church fundraiser. His wife Mrs Miller was by his side.
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ST Helens
Ore
William J. Miller
Grove City
Ohio
Methodist Church National Board of Ministers
Hawaii
McCormack warns GOP of lickin in 1966 elections
House Speaker John W. McCormack says Republicans will face a "sound licking" if they run on the 1965 Congress as an issue. He touts Democrats' record and claims the 89th Congress is the Congress of fulfillment and realized dreams amid a period of prosperity and fiscal soundness.
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William F. Arbogast
Washington
John W. McCormack
Gerald R. Ford
89Th
White House
McCormack
Ber
Miami freshman joins eight novice debaters at Kent State invite
James T. Crawford of 106 Burton Road is a freshman at Miami University. He is part of a unit of eight novice debaters who, with four varsity debaters, will take part in the Kent State University invitational tournament tomorrow.
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James T. Crawford
Burton Road
Miami University
Kent State University
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