Court Won't Move Fast On Ohio's Redistricting
A federal court holds the next move on Ohio's reapportionment is pending court action with no set hearing date. The Ohio Legislature failed to craft a compliant House apportionment before adjournment, and the three judge panel may choose among options including a legislative, court ordered, or at large election plan for upcoming elections.
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Ohio
Columbus
Supreme Court
James D. Nolan
Paul C. Weick
Akron
U.S. 6Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Carl Weinman
Steubenville
John W. Peck
Cincinnati
Nolan
Georgia
Homa
Oklahoma
Wife’s release triggers deadly attack in Ohio
In Ravenna, Portage County, 34 year old Carl Bolyard killed his wife Donna Jean Bolyard after she posted his $15 fine and released him from Ravena Municipal Court. He then wounded their son Ronald, shot himself, and died. Ronald survived.
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Ravenna
Ohio
Portage County
Carl Lee Bolyard
Donna Jean
Ronald
Coronne
Robert A. Sybert
Bolyard
Ravena
Ronnie
Arrow Missed: 1 Man Charged
In Chicago California a hunting arrow narrowly missed Goree McDaniel 51 as he and four other Black worshippers cleaned Faith Temple Church of God. Four white men were arrested for investigation of assault with intent to murder and a bow with arrows found at William W Sorrels home.
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Chicago
Calif
Goree McDaniel
Faith Temple Church of God
McDaniel
Ray Baxter
William W. Sorrels
Cyprus Says It Won’t Oppose Turkish Army Rotation
Cyprus informs the Turkish Embassy in Nicosia it will not oppose rotating the Turkish army contingent on the island. Under the 1960 treaty alliance, 650 Turkish and 1000 Greek troops are stationed here, with half of each contingent rotated every six months. Cyprus says it no longer recognizes the treaty as valid.
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Nicosia. Cyprus
Nicosia
Cyprus
New British Ambassador to Soviet Union Presents Credentials
Sir Geoffrey Harrison, the new British ambassador to the Soviet Union, presented his credentials at the Kremlin on Saturday.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Geoffrey Harrison
Kremlin
Rhodes backs action on teen age drinking in Ohio
Governor James A. Rhodes urged a broad youth program and cooperation among parents schools and local governments to curb teen age drinking. The state committee highlighted enforcement gaps noting 60 agents supervise 25 000 permit premises and called for stronger liquor law enforcement.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Donald Cook
Health and Highway Safety Depart
Cook
Rhodes
W. Ed Churchill
Liquor Department
Michael Jones
Susan Greenwalt
Castalia
Philip Brookhouse
Portsmouth
Greg Skinner
Lima
Bruce Dalrymple
Toledo
Edith Morelli
Steubenville
Golden Hill
Hillsboro
Man Fined In Franklin DWI Case
A Franklin man, Arnold Randles, 43, was fined 100 dollars and costs in municipal court for driving while intoxicated with 90 dollars of the fine and costs suspended. In other cases, Marvin Henry 23 Riley and others were fined or had costs ordered. Bonds were forfeited for multiple defendants including Oakley Smith and Darrell Tussey with various infractions from driving while intoxicated to fictitious plates and no operator's licenses.
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Franklin
Arnold Randles
Russell Ave
J. T
Riley
Marvin Henry
Mentz Road
Charles Swartz
Union Road
Eugene Holbrook
Germantown Road
Middletown
Herbert Ferguson
Monroe St
Raymond Barry
Akron
Anthony Thompson
Lynn St
Oakley Smith
Lake Ave
Joseph Lawson
Park Ave
Benjamin Abney
Bridge St
Darrell Tussey
Pennyroyal Road
John Tibbs
Fourth St
James Quillen
Roberts Drive
Coolest Stars Found In Infrared Sky Survey
Astrophysicists report two unusually cool stars discovered with a 62 inch infrared telescope at Mt Wilson Observatory. One star has a surface near Venus temperature 800 degrees, the other 1200 degrees, potentially massive internal temperatures over 25 million degrees if they are true stars. The cooler star lies in Cygnus and the warmer in a constellation Taurus, both barely visible in optical telescopes.
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Pasadena
Calif
Venus
Mt. Wilson Observatory
Constellation
Cygnus
Qaurus
Mexico City gains residents as population tops five and a half million
Officials say Mexico City grows by about 300000 people annually, with the city now housing roughly 5500000 residents. The expansion underscores rapid urbanization and strain on infrastructure.
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Mexico City
Alcoholism Fight Said Job For Whole Family
Cincinnati study by Family Service shows fighting alcoholism involves the alcoholic and family members. The program aims to educate spouses and children that alcoholism is a disease and to uncover the hidden alcoholic. Since 1962 about 300 families have participated, with results pending a six month follow up.
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Cincinnati
Family Service
Pauline Cohen
Plane flips at Frankfort Airport injuring seven
A private single engine Cessna landed on its back at Frankfort Airport in rain striking a telephone cable and crashing. Seven aboard were injured including Donald Cooper and John Cooper with their wives and three children. John Jr. and Douglas were hospitalized in Joliet in serious condition. Origin and destination unknown.
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Freeport, Ill
Frankfort
Donald Cooper
Mineral City
Ohio
John Cooper
John Coopers
Douglas
Sally
John Jr
Joliet
Ted Massey
Ostend Casino to Hire Belgium’s First Female Croupiers
Ostend Belgium plans to train women croupiers with work starting next year making them the first women employed at gaming tables in the country.
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Ostend, Belgium
Ostend
Belgium
Race for Brown successor heats up in Ohio district
In Ohio 7th District the contest to replace the late Rep. Clarence J. Brown heats up as three Republicans announce for the GOP nomination. Potential candidates include Lowell Fess Jerry Berry Jerry Graham Joseph Sheridan John Peterson Sam Landes and others while petitions are due by Sept. 11 for the Sept. 21 primary.
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Wilmington
Ohio
Clarence J. Brown
Clark Cans
James A. Rhodes
Lowell Fess
State Personnel Board of Review
Greene County
John Peterson
Xenia
Rhodes
Fess
Yellow Springs
Springfield
Sam Landes
London
Madison County
Brown
William B. Saxbe
Mechanicsburg
Champaign County
Clarence Jr
Urbana
Charles Fry
Democrats and Republicans split on district caucus timing
Ohio Democratic Chairman William L. Coleman said he will call a district caucus to endorse a candidate in a few days. Republican chairmen from eight counties left the nomination open as Rhodes fixed the primary date. The election coincides with the November 2 vote. Brown’s term ends December 31, 1966.
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Ohio
William L. Coleman
Rhodes
Brown
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Don Bandy
U. S
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America
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Jerry A. Berry
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