Million dollar Ohio school bill advances despite bus fight
The Ohio Senate narrowly advances a 634 million school foundation bill for fiscal 1966 68 while a heated dispute over funding public school bus transportation to private and parochial schools rages. House action will determine final finance additions and potential veto risks as concerns over teacher pay and district funding persist.
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Five Drown as Car Plunges Into Shawn Lake
A mother and four children died when their car rolled through a fencing into Shawn Lake near Powhatan Point Belmont County. Divers recovered one young boy's body as others remained inside the submerged vehicle. The incident occurred around 10:40 p.m. EDT with witnesses stating the car was at a popular fishing spot.
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Governors Bliss Team Up in GOP Face Off at Conference
Republican governors and GOP Chairman Ray C. Bliss joined forces as they clashed with Goldwater’s Free Society Association at the National Governors Conference. Democrats oppose reviving a formal resolutions procedure, while Montana’s Tim Babcock backs a compromise to allow resolutions with a 75 percent executive committee vote.
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Barry M. Goldwater
Free Society Association
Karl Rolvaag
Minnesota
Tim Babcock
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Opposition Conservatives Choose Leader in Three Way Race
In London the Conservative opposition held a meeting to elect a new party leader. Three candidates vie against Labour’s Harold Wilson in the next general election: Edward Heath, Reginald Maudling, and Enoch Powell.
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CPI
Britain
House of Commons
United States
Edward Heath
Reginald Maudling
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U S Experts Claim Titan-3C Could Beat Soviet Satellites
At a four day AIAA session in San Francisco US officials and engineers argued Titan-3C could lift nearly 27 000 pounds into orbit based on an engineering analysis of the first Titan-3C launch last June 18 The claim follows Russia launching the 26 640 pound Proton satellite and asserts the US could lift 130 pounds more with the new booster in history making space race rhetoric
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UPI
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William G. Purdy
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