Saxbe weighs antitrust action over bus bids in Ohio
Ohio Attorney General William B. Saxbe considers a Sherman Act case after no bids came from school bus body manufacturers for centralized purchasing bids only from chassis makers. He seeks federal review, cites possible violations, and notes state antitrust penalties while acknowledging local boards still received some bids and potential large savings from the plan.
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Columbus
APS
Atty
William B. Saxbe
Saxbe
Ohio
John Parsons
Norwalk Ohio adopts emergency zoning inspector ordinance
Ordinance 66-24 authorizes employing a Zoning Inspector and Building Inspector to enforce the city codes. It appropriates 2400 dollars from the General Fund and declares the measure an emergency for immediate public safety. Passed and approved June 7, 1966 by the Norwalk City Council.
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City OF
Norwalk
Ohio
Ira Liedorff
Jets crash in Hampton as two Marines die and homes burn
Two A6 Intruder jets collided during a training flight near Buckroe Beach, killing at least two people and injuring 41 as fires destroyed 13 homes and damaged about 100. The second aircraft fell into Chesapeake Bay while the crews parachuted to safety.
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Buckroe Beach
T. G. Madlock
Langley Air Force Base
Chesapeake Bay
Coast Guard
Cherry Point
N.C
Marine Station
Senate panel weighs Klein testimony in Dodd case
The Senate Ethics Committee deliberates whether to summon Julius Klein, a Klein registered agent for West German interests, as it probes Sen. Thomas J. Dodd. Klein is reportedly in West Germany on business and not expected back until mid July, with no subpoena or written statement yet.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Julius Klein
Senate Ethics Committee
Dodd
Klein
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
West Germany
Young Calls For Consolidation Of Military Recruiting Offices
Ohio Senator Stephen M. Young argues in a constituent newsletter that the four armed services should consolidate their recruiting offices. He cites a Comptroller General estimate of 21 million dollars annual savings from such consolidation and says the move would better serve public recruiting needs.
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Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Democrat
Comptroller General
Million Fire Destroys Youngstown Foundry Warehouses
A three alarm blaze at the Youngstown Foundry and Machine Co. in Youngstown Ohio caused about 1 million dollars in damage. The fire damaged warehouses storage buildings and costly pin patterns but did not injure anyone and was blamed on sparks from burning rubbish.
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Youngstown, Ohio
UPI
Youngstown Foundry and Machine Co
Youngstown Club
Maumee Boy Drowns In River Drop Off
Seven youngsters played along the Maumee River near the Maumee Perrysburg Bridge when 7 year old Donald Weinheimer slipped and drowned in two feet of water. His companions alerted parents Mr and Mrs Howard Weinheimer who called police. Despite mouth to mouth resuscitation at Maumee Valley Hospital he died.
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Maumee, Ohio
UPI
Donald Weinheimer
Maumee
Maumee River
Maumee-Perrysburg
Howard Weinheimer
Maumee Valley Hospital
Lawmaker’s Son Suffers Broken Neck in Yellowstone
Bill Harsha 18 son of Rep William H Harsha R Ohio was reported in good condition at Deaconess Hospital after a broken neck. The injury occurred in Yellowstone National Park Wyoming where he worked on a pest control crew. The car was driven by John Mercer 18 Eldorado Arkansas who also worked there and was not injured.
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Billings
Mont
UPI
Bill Harsha
William H. Harsha
Ohio
Deaconness Hospital
Yellowstone National Park
Wyoming
Lynn Thompson
Young Harsha
John Mercer
Eldorado
Ark
Mercer
Thompson
Lynda Johnson Arrives in Spain for Two-Week Visit
Lynda Bird Johnson, oldest daughter of President Johnson, arrives in Madrid with companion Susan Schein for a two week visit prompted by her college graduation gift. U S Ambassador Angier Biddle Duke and Robin Duke greet them along with Spanish officials at the airport. She speaks English and limited Spanish and remarks she hopes to improve her Spanish during the stay. She denies any immediate wedding plans related to a Hollywood romance.
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Madrid
UPS
Johnson
Spain
Lynda Bird Johnson
Susan Schein
U.S
Angier Biddle Duke
Robin
Spanish Foreign Office
George Hamilton
Russ and Canadians Strike Record Wheat Deal
Ottawa reports the Soviet Union agreed to pay $800 million for 336 million more bushels of Canadian wheat and flour in the largest sale negotiated by the Canadian Wheat Board. Finance Minister Mitchell Sharp said the nine million long tons will impact farmers, millers, shippers, railways, and the economy. Canada has previously sold wheat to Red China and other Eastern bloc nations.
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Ottawa
UPI
Russia
Canadian Wheat Board
Mitchell Sharp
House of Commons
Soviet Union
Moscow
Robert Winters
Nikolai Matolichev
Sharp
The
Commons
Canada
Red China
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Poland
East Germany
Hungary
Police To Outnumber Beatle Fans In Tokyo Arrival
Tokyo police plan a heavy security presence for the Beatles June 28 arrival and six day stay. About 3,000 officers will greet them at the airport and 2,200 will guard Nihon Budokan Hall with 250 on stage. The Hilton Hotel and venue will be guarded around the clock.
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Tokyo
UPI
Nihon Budokan Hall
Tokyo Hilton Hotel
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