Injunction Halts Hotel Picketing at Bellevue Motel
A temporary injunction barred picketing by IBEW Local 1194 at the Hunter Motel in Bellevue. The suit by proprietor David Raquet claims $6,000 in damages for business loss, reputation harm, and punitive damages, alleging two Ohio Edison foremen living there perform unionized work.
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Johnson signs $207 million pay raise for servicemen
President Johnson signed a $207 million military pay raise effective Sept. 1, aiming to honor servicemen with a larger wage boost following a prior 14 percent increase. He may soon sign a separate $558 million civilian pay raise for federal workers, excluding the President.
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Tornadoes Leave Ohio Area as Storm Hits
Severe weather swept across Ohio with thunderstorms and high winds signaling cooler air. One death was reported when inmate Charles Cade, 26, was struck by lightning during recreation at London Correctional Institution. Power outages and scattered damage followed as rainfall ranged from under a quarter inch in Columbus to over two inches at Chesapeake.
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Chesapeake
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London Correctional Institution
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Storms knock out power in Ohio communities and Norwalk
Lightning strikes hit Cleveland and Columbus areas with scattered damage. Scioto Downs racetrack near Columbus canceled Tuesday night events due to damaged equipment. Norwalk reports minor storm effects with 0.87 inch rainfall and a fallen tree limb disrupting power along route 20 for about 45 minutes.
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Scioto Downs
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Weather and Notices From Norwalk Area
Unseasonably cool forecast with a high of 72 and a low around 50 tonight. Five day outlook shows 5 to 10 degrees below normal, little rain. Marriage license issued for John P. Meyer and Carolyn L. Hay of Norwalk. Death notices for Maude M. Hirbe age 79 and John W. Reed age 37.
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Norwalk
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Carolyn L. Hay
Maude M. Hirbe
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John W. Reed
Monroeville
Pilot Killed as Largest Viet Nam Helicopter Attack Hits Saigon
An American helicopter pilot, a first lieutenant, was killed by .50 caliber fire during a major heli-borne assault near Cu Chi 29 miles north of Saigon. The mission aimed to clear the way for 1,000 government paratroopers. More than 100 U.S. helicopters took part. the death brings U.S. fatalities to 181.
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South Viet Nam
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Viet Nam
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Washington
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Pickets Target U S Embassy as Cyprus Crisis Deepens
Pickets from the right wing trade union movement marched on the U S Embassy in Nicosia blaming Washington for Turkish air attacks on Cyprus. A U N Security Council appeal led Turkey to halt reconnaissance flights, though a Turkish jet flew over Kokkina this morning before the stop.
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Kokkina
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New York
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Mediteranean
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Bipartisan Midwest bloc forms to push for more research contracts
A 125 member Midwest coalition in the House of Representatives backed by governors and leaders including Gov. Morrison of Nebraska and Sen. Lausche of Ohio aims to win a larger share of federal research funding. A coordinating committee will craft a plan for the September Midwest governors conference in Minneapolis.
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Midwest
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Nebraska
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Minneapolis
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Lausche
Cleveland
Michigan
George Romney
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OCE Seeks $100 Million for Schools via Tax Increase
The Ohio Council for Education launches a campaign to raise public school funding by pushing a 4 percent sales tax raise. It plans 90,000 signatures for a bill to be filed in January, with a vote drive if the bill is defeated in the legislature. Proposals include $35 aid per poor pupil, expanded guidance and research funding, higher teacher salaries, and more state money for special education.
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UPS
Ohio Council For Education Oce
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