Mayors Meet to Discuss Maumee Basin Pipeline Plan
Northwestern Ohio mayors hear a new two-section Maumee River Basin pipeline plan from the Development Department. One arm would run from Lake Erie to Bowling Green toward Bryan Montpelier. the other from Lima Findlay reservoirs toward Wapakoneta, bridging later if needed.
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Maumee Basin
Bowling Green
Ohio
UPI
Maumee River
Frank Groschele
Lake Erie
Lima
Findlay
Groschelle
Bryan-Montpelier
Lima-Findlay
Wapakoneta
Ohio Senate debates highway bill amid partisan clash
In Columbus the Ohio Senate staged a heated session over the defeated 888 million highway appropriation bill for two years. Senator Ray T. Miller Jr. charged reports of no funds loss were misleading, while Rex Whitton of the federal Bureau of Public Roads warned federal money depends on a June 30 deadline. The bill’s defeat was 16 to 14, with a new version expected. House action also moved bills on alcoholism treatment, title insurance reporting, and packaging equipment tax exemptions.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Senate
Ray T. Miller, Jr
Cleveland
Miller
Rex Whitton
Theodore M. Gray
Piqua Miller
Legislative Service Commission
Senate
Frank W. King
Toledo
House
Roger Cloud
R-Degraff
James A. Rhodes
King
James K. Tully
Legislative Auditor
Commission
Lauren Glos
Ser
Ohio
Tully
Emmett Crawford
Superintendent of Insurance
Rockwell seeks Virginia governor run as constitutional white candidate
George Lincoln Rockwell, head of the American Nazi Party, filed a petition to qualify for Virginia governor as a constitutional white Christian candidate. He denounced both major parties as degenerate and blamed the Negro bloc vote. Virginia election officials will verify 255 signatures before certifying him. In Alabama, Martin Luther King Jr. urged a boycott and spoke in Selma as protests continued in Bogalusa, Louisiana with hundreds demonstrating despite weather and jeers.
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United Press International
George Lincoln Rockwell
Nazi Party
Virginia
Rockwell
Arlington
U.S.A
Virginia Election Board
Alabama
Martin Luther King
Selma
Ala
Montgomery
Bogalusa
City Hall
Dixie
U.S
Johnson
Newspaper Publishers Meet in New York Panel on Electronic Age
At the 79th annual convention of the American Newspaper Publishers Association in New York, executives opened workshops on publishing and editing amid electronic age challenges. The session, chaired by Dolph C. Simons Jr. and John B. Olson, highlighted keeping the new in newspapers amid rising costs and labor relations issues.
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New York
UPI
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Lawrence Kan
Journal-World
John B. Olson
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Sharon Bressler
U.S. Rubber Co
Chrysler Motor Co
Cinerama Theatre
Laster
Greetings
Bowen
Citizens
Natl Bank
Norwalk
Harold Joon F
Fuhrer
Main ST
Cameron
Auto Body CO
U.S. Royal
George Souslin
Rt. 20. E
Thrifticheck
Mum Balance ThriftiChecks
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Snzens Wajonalbank
National Bank
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve Bank
Milan
Cline Sts
LeSabre
Ulaulr
Martin Motor Sales, Inc
E. Main Street
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