Medicare Attacked by Ohio Doctors Leader
Dr. Lawrence C. Meredith of Elyria, outgoing OSMA president, called Medicare a great double cross. He urged the 3,600 Ohio physicians to renew opposition at the OSMA house of delegates gathering in Columbus.
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Columbus
UPI
Medicare
Ohio State Medical Association
Lawrence C. Meredith
Elyria
State Medical Association
Osma House of Delegates
Meredith
Ohio
Doves urge Hanoi to resume talks on Vietnam war
Sixteen senators opposing Johnson policy warned Hanoi against waiting for U.S. withdrawal by refusing negotiations. Senator Robert F. Kennedy and Senator J William Fulbright led the signers on the statement from the dove group urging talks.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Vietnam
Hanoi
America
Robert F. Kennedy
D. N.Y
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Tippe Canoe High Lobby For 19 Voting Age In Ohio
Tippecanoe High School seniors from Tipp City visited Columbus to press lawmakers to lower Ohio’s voting age to 19. They produced an eight page brochure with facts and opinions and mailed copies to state senators and representatives.
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Columbus
UPI
Tippecanoe High School
Tipp City
Ohio
Tennessee Senate votes to repeal anti evolution school law
The Tennessee Senate approved by 20 to 13 a bill to repeal a statute prohibiting teaching any theory denying the Biblical creation story in public schools. Governor Buford Ellington must sign to strike the law.
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Nashville, Tenn
Senate panel approves funds for blackbird control study
The Appropriations Committee backed 450000 for blackbird control with 400000 to study control methods and 50000 to pick a site for a blackbird research center pending Senate approval.
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Washington
Soviet study continues as Komarov death probed
In Moscow the Soviet Union grounded its latest manned spacecraft pending a full understanding of cosmonaut Vladimir Komarov's death in one of the vehicles. Yuri Gagarin said the investigation opened after the April 24 fatality is far from over and will take time.
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Moscow
UPS
Soviet Union
Vladimir Komarov
Yuri Gagarin
Gagarin
Weather and births and deaths notice
Weather fair and cool tonight with a low in the 40s. Tuesday temperatures 35 to 59 with a year ago 59 to 75. Humidity readings 8 a.m. 65 percent, 2 p.m. 38, 8 p.m. 48. No precipitation in 24 hours to 8 p.m. Tuesday. Sunrise 6 07 a.m. Sunset 8 41 p.m. Moonrise 12 29 p.m. Moonset 1 57 a.m. tomorrow. Births Mr and Mrs Carl E Timbs New London a boy. Deaths Fred C Baum 81 rural Norwalk Mrs B Agnes Jones 79 Lorain baby girl Dotson Sheffield Lake.
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Fred C. Baum
Norwalk
B. Agnes Jones
Lorain
Dotson
Sheffield Lake
Mother Learns to Drive Car. Five Die in Creek Plunge
In Pickaway County Ohio a mother Ruby Phillips 36 and her children Gary 7 Donald 3 Diane 11 Wendell 9 died when the car plunged into Little Walnut Creek while she was learning to drive. Husband Vester Phillips 31 escaped and assisted authorities.
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Columbus
UPI
Little Walnut Creek
Pickaway County
Vester Phillips
Ruby
Here
Ashville
Phillips
Harold Decker
Decker
Charles McCarthy
Harrison Township
Ross County Sheriff’s Office
Gary
Donald
Diane
Wendell
Hoover Reservoir
Delaware
City Gets Senior Center Aid
The city receives a $37,609 federal grant to open and run a Senior Citizens Center in Norwalk. Rev. T. G. S. Whitney of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church calls the funds seed money for a three year program to be handed to the community for retired persons, with no link to the retirement village project.
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Norwalk
T.G.S. Whitney
St. Paul’s Episcopal Parish House
W. Main St
Ohio City
Ohio Administration On Aging
Department of Mental Hygiene and Corrections
St. Paul’s Episcopal
Rookie Cop Dies In Texas College Riot
In Houston a student riot at Texas Southern University left a rookie patrolman fatally wounded and three other people shot. Police stormed dormitories with 60 70 riflemen to search and arrest nearly 500 students amid violence that began after protests over school conditions and city dump complaints.
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Texas
Houston
UPI
Texas Southern University
Lanier
Bruce Halls
Patolman Louis Kuba
Auto Strikes Girl But Driver Lands Safe Stop
MONROEVILLE An eight year old girl escaped serious injury Tuesday afternoon when she ran in front of a car. Police Chief Jerrold Henery credited the driver with a real wonderful job of stopping. Julia Moore 8 of 59 N Ridge St was bumped by the car of Richard C Ruffing RD 2. She was treated and released at Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital in Norwalk. Henery said the driver's quick reaction prevented a more serious accident.
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Monroeville
Jerrold Henery
Julia Moore
N. Ridge St
Richard C. Ruffing
Fisher- Titus Memorial Hospital
Norwalk
Henery
Wellington Mourns First Viet Nam War Casualty
Army Pfc. Kenneth C. Marley, 27, husband of Jacqueline Conrad Marley and son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marley, Wellington, was killed Saturday in Vietnam. He was the community’s first Vietnam War casualty.
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Army
Kenneth C. Marley
Frank Marley
Wellington
Jacqueline Conrad Marley
Viet Nam
Elite North Vietnamese regiments encircle key fortress
Saigon UPI reports three elite Communist regiments ringed a vital American fortress on the North South Vietnam border and repulsed Marine attempts to break through with tanks and infantry. Leathernecks vow to destroy the attackers.
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Saigon
UPI
Vietnam
Oney Seeks New Trial After 1964 Incest Conviction
Leroy Oney of Collins will have a retrial for a 1964 incest charge that sent him to prison for one to ten years. He was convicted May 22, 1964 after pleading guilty. The Court of Appeals denied the appeal, but the State Supreme Court reversed. Meanwhile North Vietnamese troops closed in Con Thien as U S Marines targeted SAM sites in the DMZ, with Maj Gen Bruno Hochmuth declaring resolve despite Communist gains.
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Leroy Oney
State Penitentiary
Oney
Collins
Court of Appeals
State Supreme Court
Con Thien
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
U.S
Ho Chi Minh
3Rd Marine Division
Bruno Hochmuth
UPI
Norwalk Council Opens Cline Milan Rezoning Path
The Norwalk City Council gave first reading to an ordinance showing intent to create a Cline-Milan commercial zone. It would reclassify three Cline Street lots to commercial now, with future expansion possible toward Milan from Schild's IGA Foodliner to League Street. Local developer Jack Baker welcomed the plan after earlier building permit disputes. Public hearing is set for 8:30 p.m. June 20.
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Cline and
League Streets
Norwalk
Cline Street
Cline
Milan
Schild
IGA Foodliner
League Street
Jack
Baker
Cline St
Frederick Waugh
Cline-Milan
Waugh
Planning and Zoning Commission
Harold Finch
Fire and Building Code Committee
Richard Becker
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