Suit settled after jury impaneled in Huron County case
A suit filed by Harry P. Renftle guardian of Elsie M. Renftle against Wayne Allen Smith was settled Monday afternoon in Huron County Common Pleas Court after a jury had been impaneled. Renftle sought fifty thousand dollars over a September 16 1960 automobile collision on Zenobia Road.
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Harry P. Renftle
Elsie M. Renftle
Wayne Allen Smith
Huron County Common Pleas Court
Zenobia Road
Reaftle
Johnson presses voting rights bill in joint session
President Johnson urged swift passage of a federal voting rights bill during an extraordinary joint session. He called for action to erase a century of inequality and cited the nation’s moral stakes as Senate and House committees prepared hearings. A small White House protest band urged federal intervention in Alabama.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Congress
Senate
Nicholas Deb. Katzenback
House Judiciary Committee
White House
Alabama
Dr King to Extend Campaign Into Four Rural Alabama Counties
Dr Martin Luther King Jr announced he would broaden the Negro voter registration effort into four rural Alabama counties. The move followed a Dallas County courthouse march in Selma to protest voter discrimination and honor Rev James J Reeb.
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Selma
Ala
King
Dallas
James J. Reeb
Johnson lauds demonstrators while warning on road blocks
President Johnson praised demonstrators in Selma and Montgomery for drawing attention to injustice and urging reform. He praised Negro courage and urged Congress to fulfill America’s promises, while warning that free speech must not block public roads. Marches drew religious leaders and labor leaders, with deputies dispersing a 300-strong crowd in Montgomery.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Congress
America
Selma
King
Montgomery
Walter Reuther
May
United Auto Workers
Vodka Tops Ohio Liquor Sales in 1964 Gain
Ohio liquor sales rose in 1964 with vodka leading the increase. An audit shows vodka up 16 percent from the prior year, while Scotch rose 15 percent as the next strongest gain.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Chester W. Goble
Weather and Life Events Report from Norwalk and Willard
Mostly sunny south and cloudy north with late snow flurries in extreme north. Highs 38 to 52, cooler tonight with lows 20s to 30s. Norwalk high 40, low 28, precipitation 0.06. Marriage license for Charles Seagren and Hazel Sexton, both Greenwich. Births include multiple families in Willard, Milan, Shiloh, and Willard. Deaths list Mrs. Margaret Burkett Rossman, Vaughn Bly, Anne Weyburne, Mrs Ellen Sexton, Louis Riley. Sunrise 6 38 am, sunset 6 35 pm.
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Norwalk
Charles Seagren
Greenwich
Hazel Sexton
Donald Buss
Willard
Democrats Lose Temporary Ohio Senate Control After Hoffman Return
In Columbus the Ohio Senate returned to a 16 16 tie as Sen. Fred L. Hoffman. R Cincinnati. returned from illness to restore balance and block Democratic parliamentary moves. Neither side could muster 17 votes to pass a bill. The turmoil followed a six week period during which Minority Leader Frankie King. D Toledo. had influence over a constitutional convention and proposed changes to tax and appointment rules. Hoffman's return sets up further action on delays and constitutional clarifications as the session resumes.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Senate
Fred L. Hoffman
Cincinnati
Senate
Frankie
King
D-Toledo
James A. Rhodes
Will Hoffman
House
Tom Pottenger
R-Harrison
Ohio
Admiral reports near total destruction of Viet Nam depot raid
Vice Admiral Blackburn announced almost total destruction of a Phu Qui ammunition depot during Monday raids by about 100 U S planes off Hanoi. Hanoi claimed the attacks will not stop a Communist takeover in South Viet Nam.
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Saigon
UPS
Viet Nam
Hanoi
South Viet Nam
Paul P. Blackburn
U.S. 7Th Fleet
U.S.S. Ranger
South China Sea
Phu Qui
Malaysians Break Indonesian Infiltration Push
Malaysian forces killed 13 Indonesian guerrillas in a week of heavy fighting on the mainland. Unconfirmed reports said up to 20 raiders were killed in Sarawak after an ambush about 30 miles southwest of Kuching. The February 25 landing of 13 Indonesians was confirmed by a spokesman.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
UPI
Indonesia
Sarawak
Kuching
Hot money and certificates of deposit in bank failures
Federal officials describe hot money as highly volatile funds that fueled the collapse of the $40 million San Francisco National Bank last January. The piece explains certificates of deposit or CDs, their size, short terms, negotiability, and typical users from corporations to labor unions seeking quick investment returns.
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San Francisco National Bank
San Francisco
United Auto Workers
Savings and Loan
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