Ohio constitutional amendments proposed in 1969 election
Amended Senate Joint Resolution No. 1 and House Joint Resolution No. 26 propose to lower the voting age to nineteen and to alter term lengths and vacancy rules for state offices. The measures seek voter approval at the November 1969 election with effective dates in 1970 and related provisions for filling vacancies and terms.
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NCO Club Profiteering Probe Set To Open
A Senate subcommittee opens hearings in Washington on charges of profiteering at Army base recreation clubs. Retired Maj. Gen Carl C. Turner and Sgt Maj William C. Woodridge expected to testify next week about operations in Germany and Vietnam and a California company named Maredem tied to club supply deals.
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H. L. Schwartz
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Senate
Senate ‘Permanent Investigations
Germany
Vietnam
Carl C. Turner
Subcommittee
Army
Turner
Nixon
William C. Woodridge
Woodridge
New York Times
Maredem
Times
California
Flannery Convention Highlighted In Regional Bridge Play
B J Becker notes the Flannery convention used by South in a regional event. North opens two clubs and South describes distribution with two diamonds and a response of two no trump. North then progresses to a grand slam after Blackwood inquiries.
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Bill Flannery
Pittsburgh
Flannery
South
Paul Swanson
North
Secret Service Arrest Man Threatening Nixon in Ohio
Secret Service agents arrested Edmund H. Roland, 48, of Eastlake on a charge of threatening the life of President Nixon. The man allegedly telephoned the White House and said he would shoot the President if Roland's son was sent to Vietnam.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Secret Service
Eastlake
Nixon
Edmund H. Roland
White House
Roland
Vietnam
34 Workers Walkout At Ravenna Plant
In Ravenna Ohio 34 production workers walked out after 20 colleagues were suspended for smoking in a prohibited area at the Ravenna Army ammunition plant. Maj William F Paris said the suspension covered three days starting Monday and Ra venna Arsenal Inc the operating contractor issued the penalties.
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Ravenna, Ohio
Ravenna Army Ammunition Plant
William F. Paris
Ravenna Arsenal, Inc
Nixon seeks unified backing as Vietnam policy debates rise
President Nixon told top Republicans he needs evidence of national unity in 60 days while the United States tests Hanoi's move toward a negotiated Vietnam settlement. Senate leaders Scott and Griffin reported no clear source, with ongoing dissent and plans for a student protest on October 15.
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Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Robert P. Griffin
Michigan
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Scott
U.S
Charles E. Goodell
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