Ohio posts record April revenue on strong tax gains
State Auditor Chester W. Goble announced April revenue topped 235 million dollars, the highest month ever, driven by corporation franchise taxes and rising sales tax receipts. Automobile registrations also boosted totals. In Illinois, floodwaters from the Mississippi submerged 7700 acres of farmland and flooded 15 to 20 homes near a 16-foot dike north of Quincy after days of rising water.
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UPI
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API
Here
Lawmakers seek aid for Palm Sunday tornado victims
Sen. Frank J Lausche and Sen. Stephen M Young join 18 colleagues to sponsor relief legislation enabling refinancing of destroyed homes at 3 percent over 40 years. The measure aims to help Midwest tornado victims with mortgage relief.
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Washington
UPI
Frank J.lausche
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Midwest
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Sukarno Rejects Tokyo Peace Talks With Malaysia Leader
President Sukarno spurned Japanese mediation by declining to travel to Tokyo for talks with Malaysian Premier Tengku Abdul Rahman. He dismissed efforts by Shojiro Kawashima, his friend, who visited to arrange a summit in Tokyo between Sukarno and Rashiman.
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UPI
Sukarno
Tokyo
Tengku Abdul Rahman
Shojiro Kawashima
Japan
Rashiman
Fossil Dig Near I 71 Promises Devonian Finds
Archaeologists from the Cleveland Natural History Museum plan summer digs along Interstate 71 after discovering about three Devonian fossils. Workers will cut through shale as freeway construction continues, aiming to uncover a bonanza of ancient remains.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Natural History
Mortgage promoter and ex-bank official indicted in Cap National case
Howard Kirsch, president of a bankrupt home improvement company, and Ralph E. Mental, former assistant treasurer of Capitol National Bank, were indicted by a federal grand jury on 10 counts charging conspiracy in the Capital National Bank embezzlement scheme involving about 250000 dollars.
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Cleveland
UPI
Capital National Bank
Howard Kirsch
Ralph E. Mental
Weather Outlook With Scattered Showers Today
A few thundershowers are possible this afternoon or tonight with a high of 65 to 75 and a low of 45 to 50. Sunday will be partly cloudy and warmer. Marriage licenses listed for several couples and a birth in Elyria and Monroeville. Deaths include Mrs. Anna Conry, 74, Wakeman, and Mrs. Lydia Hamman, Greenwich.
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Wakeman
Lydia Hamman
Greenwich
Chamber drive sets record funds and membership total
The Chamber of Commerce reports a record fundraiser closing with NA Vivat active membership. Sixty eight new members joined since kickoff and 49 renewed. Total funds exceed 12 000 with budgets of 5 958 60 in operating costs and 4 500 for capital improvements.
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Chamber of Commerce
James Westerhold
Chamber
Tom Paffenbarger
Arms Cache Found South of Saigon Includes Flame Throwers
UPI reports a Communist arms hoard unearthed 50 miles south of Saigon during a search operation. The cache contained light flame throwers, explosives, ammunition, and hundreds of other weapons, with 152 enemies killed in the operation.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S
Viet Nam
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South Viet Nam
Central Highlands
Lan Quang Thi
Judge Don Young Nominated for Northern Ohio Federal Seat
Huron County Probate and Juvenile Court Judge Don J. Young Jr. has been called to a Senate Judiciary subcommittee hearing Wednesday morning. He was nominated by President Johnson to fill the retiring Frank L. Kloeb seat in the Northern District of Ohio and must be confirmed by the Senate. The subcommittee appearance is an early step in the confirmation process.
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Huron County
Don J. Young Jr
Senate Judiciary Committee
Young
President Johnson
Frank L. Kloeb
Ohi
Senate
Police Committee Considers Evaluation of Norlake Department
The City Council committee led by Alen Hakes weighs a professional evaluation of the Nor walk police department. The panel has discussed desk duty for women as a possible option and will study several suggestions before choosing an evaluating agency. The committee plans to meet next week.
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Norwalk
Alen Hakes
The
Reflector
Hakes
Venezuela accuses U S of meddling in Dominican affairs
Venezuela charges the United States with violating the OAS charter by unilateral intervention in the Dominican Republic as the OAS held a special session on the Dominican revolt. Chile and Costa Rica weigh motions to remove or internationalize the U S forces in Santo Domingo amid the debate.
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Washington
Venezuela
United States
the Organization of American States
OAS
Dominican Republic
Chile
U.S
Santo Domingo
Costa Rica
Fighting Continues in Santo Domingo After Ceasefire Signing
The revolt torn Santo Domingo saw continued fighting Friday night and today despite a tentative cease-fire. Two US Marines were killed and 15 American servicemen wounded including 12 Marines and three 82nd Airborne troopers. Rebels signed but did not guarantee control of armed bands, while Papal Nuncio Clarizio urged enforcement as the embassy endured fire and damage.
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Santo Domingo
UPS
U.S
Leatherneck
82Nd Airborne Division
Emanuels Clarizio
Soviets Claim U S Invaded Dominican Republic
Moscow accuses the United States of illegally invading the Dominican Republic and calls for an urgent United Nations Security Council meeting to examine U S armed intervention in the island's internal affairs as Tass reports.
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UPD
Soviet Union
United States
Dominican Republic
United Nations Security Council
Tass
United Nations
Security Council
U.S.A
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