State Supreme Court candidates lead in Huron County votes
C William O Neill topped state Supreme Court bids in Huron County with 8191 votes to 3236 for Joseph Bryan. County totals across other races show Francis Douglass 5301 Charles Zimmerman 5082 Lynn Griffith 4481 Louis Schneider 5359 Paul Brown 7738 Rankin Gibson 2687.
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C. William O’neill
Supreme Court
Huron County
Francis Douglass
Charles Zimmerman
Lynn B. Griffith
Louis Schneider
Borgia Leads Huron County Sheriff Race with 13,606 Votes
Unopposed Republican John Borgia topped Huron County elections for a second sheriff term with 13,606 votes. Dr. William B. Holman coroner incumbent and Bernard W. Freeman prosecuting attorney also led challengers with 11,767 and 11,501 votes respectively. Urban C. Livengood ran unopposed for county engineer and Jay D. Thomas easily won county recorder. Vetter and Jump also secured terms in their respective offices.
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John Borgia
Huron County
Borgia
William B. Holman
Bernard W. Freeman
Urban C. Livengood
W.D. Terry
Livengood
Jay D. Thomas
Lee Hudson
Thomas
Common Pleas Court
Robert J. Vetter
Harry V. Jump
General Assembly
Minor Changes In LBJ Cabinet Are Possible
Johnson may reshuffle a few posts while keeping Kennedy appointees like Rusk McNamara and Dillon. Udall Free man Hodges could stay. Wirtz might shift, with Katzenbach Fortas or Jaworski as AG. Possible replacements include Dougherty for Labor or Gronouski. Celebrezze may depart. potential successors include Whitney Young Jr or Esther Peterson.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
Senate
New York
Nicholas de B. Katzenbach
Abe Fortas
Leon Jaworski
Houston
Tex
Wirtz
William Dougherty
Letter Carriers Union
Afl-Cio
U.S
Jamaica
Dougherty
John A. Gronouski
Gronouski
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Whitney M. Young Jr
National Urban League
Esther Peterson
Labor
Monroeville Plans Additional School Improvements
Monroeville boards authorize 853 in new electrical work and minor upgrades for the high and elementary schools. Changes include wiring for tools, four floodlights, lab wiring, fire extinguishers, and reusing four classrooms during remodeling. Attendance listed includes Eby Ebright Smith Christ Kurtick and others. A resolution thanks Rev Schmit and St Joseph Catholic School for public school support.
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Monroeville
Board of Education
Diamond 5S, Co
Sandusky
Ohio School Board Association
Columbus
Monroeville Board
Eby
George Ebright
Paul Smith
J. Creighton Christ
Johnson Furnace Co
John Kurtick
Charles Eby
George A. Schmit
St. Joseph Catholic School
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