Committees Bear Legislature's Lead in Ohio Session
In Columbus lawmakers push a school foundation compromise while a House panel rewrites the strip mining bill. A fishing regulation measure loosens gill net rules on Lake Erie and other bills extend civil jurisdiction, tax exemptions, and infrastructure funding as the week ends.
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House
Rep
D.cleveland
Common Pleas
Senate
Rotary
Henry T
Dombrowski
Mariner 4 Targets Mars Photo Session This Week
UPI reports Mariner 4 nears Mars on a 325 million mile voyage and will perform a 25 minute TV guided image run from 6 779 to 9 438 miles above the planet. Telemetry indicates a 5 600 mile closest approach with 10 watt transmitter data stored for later transmission.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
U.S. Mariner 4
Mars
Mariner
Eye
Earth
Ranger Space
Moon
Minuteman Leader Denies Kidnap Charge in Missouri
Robert Bolivar DePugh, head of the Minutemen, denied kidnapping two young women after they accused him of trying to coerce them into seducing Communists. He bonded out on five thousand dollars, with a July hearing date set.
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Kansas City
UPI
Minutemen
Robert Bolivar Depugh
Depugh
Patricia Lucille Beal
Lake Lotawana
Linda Frances Judd
Independence
Deough
Walter Tennings
Jackson County
Lawrence Gepford
FBI
Minuteman
Gepford
Richmond
Voting Rights Bill Sees Conference Action After House Passage
President Johnson wins a second major victory as the House approves the voting rights bill 333 to 85 to strike down poll taxes and literacy tests and let federal officials register Black voters in the South. The measure moves toward a conference committee with Senate approval of a $7.5 billion welfare bill and Johnson’s Great Society goals advancing in tandem.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
House
Senate
Gerald R. Ford
Mich
William M. McCulloch
Ohio
Hale Boggs
Voting Bill At A Glance Reaches House Approval
The House passed a voting rights bill outlawing poll taxes in state and local elections and eliminating literacy tests. It authorizes federal officials to register voters, protects those who assist them, and sets penalties for intimidation. Exemptions possible if discrimination ends. five year post‑finding limits apply.
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Washington
UPI
Alabama
Mississippi
Texas
Virginia
Georgia
Louisiana
South Carolina
Carolina
Washington, D.C
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Huron
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Peru
Pictures UK
Mariner IV
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Matalie Wood
Henry Fonda
Lauren Bacall
Mel Ferrer
Carroll Baker
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Fisher's Garage
E. Monroe
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Ohio Newspaper Association
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