Merger Petition Drive Starts Monday in Berlin Milan Schools
Petitions to place the Berlin Milan School District merger on the November ballot begin Monday. The Erie County Board of Education approved the merger resolution Monday night. Petitions must be signed by 30 percent of eligible voters in both districts and filed by August 26 to force a vote. otherwise the merger takes effect on August 26.
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Milan
Berlin- Milan
J. H. Hilsinger
Erie County Board of Education
Record-high driver deaths and policy actions across states
June traffic deaths rose to 45,840, the National Safety Council reported, surpassing total U.S. battle fatalities in earlier conflicts. Ohio approved 835,000 to acquire Geneva Point at Geneva-on-the-Lake, but court action may be needed. Laotian forces repelled a Pathet Lao counterattack on Route 13 near Ban Theieng. An easterly wave near tropical storm potential drifted toward Bermuda and the North Atlantic. Rocky River police captured two suspected robbers in an Avon cornfield after a 20-car pursuit. Sen Clair Engle died after a brain tumor, with a memorial at Fort Myer. President Johnson’s Appalachian bill gains momentum after House committee approval.
Hopkins County bootlegger nabbed by Liquor Board agent
In Sulphur Springs Texas a Hopkins County bootlegger served his first and only customer when state Liquor Control Board agent Wayne Wood arrested him. The bootlegger was fined 135.30 dollars in county court.
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Sulphur Springs
Tex
Five Day Forecast and Births and Deaths Brief
Weather mainly cloudy and cool with a high near 70 and a low around 60. A warming trend with possible light showers, temperatures in Ohio near normal. Births: Hainline boy Benedict address, White boy New London, Osborn girl State, Wolfe girl New London. Deaths: Sherman G. Taylor 78 and John C. Sabol 56 DuBois PA.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Columbus
Donald Hainline
Benedict
Wilmur White
New London
Robert Osborn
State
Joseph Wolfe
Kennedy Eliminated in VP Pick Drama
President Johnson dropped Robert F. Kennedy from the Democratic vice presidential eligibility list. Minnesota figures Hubert Humphrey and Eugene McCarthy lead as front runners, with others named like Pastore Muskie Ribicoff Dodd Brown Wagner and Roosevelt Jr. Shriver and McNamara are out, while talk of a Kennedy revival lingers. A memorial for the late President is set for Thursday ahead of nominations.
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Washington
Johnson
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Minnesota
Hubert H. Humphrey
Eugene McCarthy
Atlantic City
Humphrey
McCarthy
John O. Pastore
R.I
Edmund S, Muskie
Maine
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Conn
Thomas J. Dodd
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
California
Robert F. Wagner
New York City
Commerce
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Kennedy
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Peace Corps
Sargent Shriver
John F. Kennedy
Ranger 7 Moon Probe Feeds Excellently Clear Lunar Pictures
Ranger 7 sent thousands of excellent closeup images before a bullseye impact on the lunar surface. scientists at the Cape Kennedy center hailed the mission as a complete success with up to 4000 pictures transmitted from 250000 miles away. President Johnson congratulated Dr. William Pickering as the mission demonstrated a decisive step toward manned moon landings in 1969 or 1970.
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Douglas Diltz
United Press International
Pasadena
Calif
UPI
Ranger 7
America
Lunar
Earth
Goldstone
California
Mojave Desert
Cape Kennedy
Johnson
William Pickering
Pickering
Ranger
Lunar Sea of
Clouds
New London Ballot Measures Filed For Liquor and School Bond
Two special issues filed in Huron County for New London voters seek a ballot vote on measures to permit sale of intoxicating liquor and packaged wine with a 234 name petition. A separate plan by the New London School Board asks for a $615,000 bond at 2.9 mills for 22 years to fund school construction and remodeling.
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New London
Huron County Board of Elections
Harold Henney
New London School Board
Civil rights leaders press for police reform in Ohio cities
In Cleveland CORE urged a civilian review board and met with Mayor Locher after a City Council vote to fund 200 more officers with a four tenths mill levy. Police held extra patrols at City Hall amid fears of a mass sit-in. In Columbus NAACP officials and city and state police outlined policies on demonstrations.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Cleveland
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Ralph Locher
Locher
Tinue
NAACP
City Police and Safety Department
Night swim at Olympic Club ends in charges for teens
In Warren, three 17 year old girls were arrested for unauthorized swimming at the Olympic Club pool after a morning dip. One girl wore no swimsuit while the others wore pajamas. Police did not cite attire specifics in official charges.
Finding Oil Is Easy But Find A Well In Huron County
Geologists face tough tasks locating wells while rigs arrive on the Wargo farm Omega Road and Lyle Smith farm Lyon Road. Drilling nears 4100 feet with mixed results as Troxel farm near Savannah already shows oil. Dry holes noted previously in the county.
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June Gladfelter
Wargo Farm
Omega Road
Lyle Smith
Lyon Road
Huron County
Robert E. Troxel
Savannah
Troxel Farm
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Lake Erie
State Controlling Board
Geneva Point, Inc
Natural Resources
Fred Morr
Vientiane
Laos
Pathet Lao
Route 13
Ban Theieng
Abby
Miami
Bermuda
Atlantic
Rocky River
Anthony R. Simonelli
Philip Lotenaro
North Ridgeville
Avon
Cuyahoga
Lorain
Clair Engle
Engle
Ft. Myer
Senate
Frederick Brown Harris
Appalachia
House Public Works Committee
Sherman G. Taylor
Norwood
John C. Sabol
DuBois, Pa
Tion
NORW
H. M. Schurmeier
Gus McConnell
Sherman Township
Martin Myers
ASC
Terry Wolf
Warren