There’s Gonna Be Trouble in Washington Tonight
About 300 rock throwing youths besieged a city police station with bricks and bottles. One officer was injured by a brick. Four youths were hurt as police dispersed the crowd. In Cincinnati, homicide detectives questioned taxi drivers about the killing of 31 year old Barbara Bowman, a secretary found stabbed in a Price Hill apartment, the fourth unsolved such slaying in eight months.
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Washington
UPI
Cincinnati
Barbara Bowman
Miss Bowama
Price Hill
Thunderstorms and winds lash central Ohio and Toledo area
Three central Ohio counties and the Toledo region were hard hit by storms and high winds that swept across the state early today.
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Ohio
Toledo
IAMs set to vote on big airline strike settlement
Washington UPI reports 35,400 machinists will decide if the nation’s largest and longest airline work stoppage ends this weekend. The IA Machinists union may approve a contract described as the best ever won in one set of negotiations by any union. Columbus UPI notes Gov. Rhodes approved federal grants totaling 801,385 to fund 12 Neighborhood Youth Centers in Cleveland and four anti poverty projects in Ohio. The Cleveland centers, including one in the Hough riot area, will serve about 3,000 delinquent youths aged 10 to 19.
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Washington
UPI
International Association of Machinists
Columbus
James Rhodes
Cleveland
Ohio
Hough
Weather and notices from Fort Wayne area
Local forecast calls for morning thundershowers and partial afternoon sun with highs near 80, easing to cooler tonight. Sunrise is 5 37 a.m. and sunset 7 26 p.m. Also lists marriage license applications for several local couples, a series of births, and the death of Ernest Milliman aged 91.
Welfare prize prize sparks dispute over welfare repayment
Mrs Leslie Sullivan in Louisville won 1000 in a supermarket contest while on welfare for over three months. The county welfare department said the money covers six months of support and may require refund of 395 dollars. She says most of the prize went to essential clothing and a washing machine. Her seven children and she face an unsettled bill and ongoing questions about welfare agreements.
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Louisville
UPI
Leslie Sullivan
Sullivan
Disorder Erupts At Hearing By House Un-American Activities
The House Committee on Un-American Activities held a hearing amid disorder as protesters shouted and created commotion, despite a federal appeals court last minute approval of its antiwar inquiry. The ruling avoided a potential constitutional showdown, but the session was disrupted by interruptions.
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Washington
UPI
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Cuff
George Ewart
Berkeley
Calif
House Un-American Activities Committee
Meeting Planned On EFHOVE Issue
The first public meeting sponsored by the Huron County Citizens Committee for EHOVE will be held at 8 p m Thursday at the venue in Huron County.
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Huron County Citizens Committee
EHOVE
Columbia Gas Co
Norwalk
E. J. Gerken
Harlon Jennings
Creighton Christ
James McBride
Bowling Green
Tri-County
New London
Huron County
Penta County Vocational School
CAC Meeting Is Postponed
The Erie Huron Community Action Commission meeting, set for tonight, has been moved to 7:30 p.m. next Tuesday in the Erie County commissioners office due to director Rev Calvin Stalnaker attending a seminar in Columbia Missouri.
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Erie- Huron Community Action Commission
Erie County Commissioners
Calvin Stalnaker
Office of Economic Opportunity
Columbia
Bicycle Car Collision Unclear In Early Report
Reflector coverage questions initial headline Bike Hits Car after an accident at Water Street. Police say both bike and car were moving at impact and a driver Mrs. Robert Kirkpatrick was turning into a driveway while cyclist James H. Ward Jr. rode north on the sidewalk nearby.
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Reflector
Robert Kirkpatrick
Southgate
Water Street
James H. Ward, Jr
Bank St
Senate May Act On Reserve Call
The Senate was urged to authorize President Johnson to call up certain military reservists for Vietnam service without a full draft. The motion sought executive power to mobilize reservists for battlefield needs amid the ongoing conflict.
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Senate
Washington
UPI
Johnson
Huron County Plans 15 Inductions in September
Fifteen Hur on County men are called for induction for September. The group sails September 19, alongside a larger September physicals total of sixty three, twelve more than last month. A national emergency declaration was formalized as Senate debates defense funding and reserve mobilization.
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Huron County
Ups And Downs Of Norwalk Airport Development
The Norwalk area has seen a long decline in airport development from 1933 to 1964. Early WPA efforts, county associations, and a competing Norwalk Airpark created a patchwork of aims. By 1963 the municipal field closed due to poor runways and funding, with a brief revival in 1964. The city now rents the lot to Airpark owners as a bare landing strip hosting few facilities.
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Norwalk
Works Progress Administration
St. Mary’s Street
Ontario Street
Gallup Avenue
Huron County Aeronautical Association
A.J. Baltes Co
Norwalk Municipal Airport
Airpark Development Co
Chamber of Commerce
Robert Lingenfelter
Paul Miller
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N.Y
NEW York
New York Herald Tribune
Horace Greeley
James Gordon Bennett
World- Telegram
Journal-American
Glasgow
Scotland
John Brown
Brown
IAM
Okay Youth Centers
William R. Keys
Fort Wayne
Ind
Judith Ann Norman
Bellevue
Bruce A. Wagner
Fairview Park
Pamela Ann Houk
Richard Stembaugh
Attica
Marvin Courtright
Plymouth
Junior Barnett
Willard
Kermith Thrill
Shelby
Dewey Jones
Robert Fry
Ambrose O’brien
Collins
Theodore Gyrs
John E. Prushiniski
Wakeman
Ernest Milliman
Cherry St
Mrs. Sullivan
Mrs. LE
CAC
China Progressive Labor Movement
PLM
Philip Luce
Jeffrey Gordon
Gordon
Viet Nam
Huron
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Armed Services Committee
Russell
Senate Appropriations Committee
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