Segregation Blocks Bloodmobile Visit in Greensboro
A Red Cross bloodmobile in Greensboro Alabama cancelled its stop after 250 Negro civil rights workers planned to march to donate. Local officials accused the protesters of political motives while demonstrators paused to register to vote and at least 50 applied for rights. Multistate clashes continued with arrests in Americus Georgia and a bomb threat during Dr Martin Luther King Jr's Philadelphia visit.
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Atlanta
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NAACP
Louisiana
John J. McKeithen
Bogalusa
Rhodes signs sweeping Ohio welfare reform bill
Governor James A. Rhodes signed a major welfare reorganization into law to shift administration to county level starting July 1 1966. The plan eliminates city relief authorities, expands ADC and AFA programs, aligns funding with counties state and federal shares, and aims for streamlined administration.
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UPT
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Welfare Department
Key measures signed expand milk industry rules and legal rights
The measures regulate and inspect milk producers haulers processors and plants. They grant prisoners the right to consult an attorney immediately upon arrest. They simplify state and local record keeping and raise boat motor power on Tappan lake to 55 horsepower. They permit coal removal beneath Jefferson State Park in Jefferson County.
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Jefferson County
Postal Workers Embrace New Efficiency Plan in Norwalk
Norwalk Post Office employees will join the Postal Efficiency Plan announced by Postmaster General John A. Gronouski. A local committee will collect ideas to cut costs and improve service, with nationwide awards for adopted proposals and overseen by the Postmaster General.
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Russell T. Grell
John A. Gronouski
Washington
Post Office
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Poll Workers To Get Increases In Ohio Elections
Secretary of State Ted Brown announced that Ohio would raise precinct election official pay from 18 to 24 dollars in most locations, recognizing the vital role of polling place staff. A second bill would rename Clerk and Deputy Clerk to Director and Deputy Director to better reflect duties.
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Ohio General Assembly
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Ohio
General Assembly
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