Ohio Secretary of State race details and other 1960s notes
Ohio Secretary of State Ted W. Brown faces Democrat challenger John F. Kennedy in a unique cross party filing. The piece also covers Aurora politician Perry Mason running for lieutenant governor, Arthur Godfrey objecting to Axion广告, Omari Brody Jr retiring after threats of wealth, Fanny Brice’s grandson Peter Stark's fatal plunge, and Dibona’s tough Senate review as Nixon weighs a draft chief nomination.
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Ohio
Ted W. Brown
Brown
John F. Kennedy
Min
Kennedy
Cleveland
Perry Mason
Aurora
Fanny Brice
New York
Manhattan
East Side
Peter Stark
Stark
Ray Stark
Frances Brice
Charles J. Dibona
Senate Armed Services Committee
Nixon
Dibona
Annapolis
Rhodes
Strikers OK Pact with GE
Some 100000 General Electric workers voted nearly three to one to accept a new 40 month contract and end a 60 day strike. AFL-CIO unions and independent locals approved the settlement. the IAM and others urged rejection. The contract raises pay 61 to 82 cents an hour over four years with cost of living adjustments possible, boosting GE domestic pay from about 3.25 to higher levels.
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Washington
General Electric Co
Afl-Cio International Union of Electrical Workers
United Electrical Workers
American Flint Glass Workers
Logan
Ohio
An &0
Oilers
Louisville
Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
IUE
TUB
Paul Jennings
Nixon Flies to Pollution Crime Talks
President Nixon and his flying White House conducted two days of conferences with mayors and governors on crime prevention and pollution. The party landed at Weir Cook airport in damp weather, greeted by Gov. Edgar Whitcomb and Mayor Richard Sue Bar of Indianapolis, before heading to Chicago for Midwest discussions.
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Indianspoeis, Ind
UPI
Nixon
White House
Midwest
Weir Cook
Edgar Whitcomb
Richard G. Sue Bar
Indianapolis
Alioto Fires San Francisco Police Chief Cahill Over Crime Rate
Mayor Joseph Alioto ousted Police Chief Thom Cahill and named Alfred J. Nelder as the new chief for the 1,800-member force, saying he aims to reduce crime. Cahill, 59, resigns effective next Monday after returning from a Mexico honeymoon. Cahill had been leading since 1968.
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San Francisco
Joseph Alioto
Alfred J. Nelder
Thomas Cahill
Cahill
Nelder
Alioto
Joseph Alinta
Mexico
Nixon Calls for U S Spiritual Leadership
President Nixon addressed the 18th annual Presidential Prayer Breakfast before about 3,000 leaders and diplomats urging the United States to model spiritual leadership and idealism for the world. He cited the nation as “a nation under God” and emphasized divine guidance over mere military might.
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Washington
Nixon
América
America
Russia airlift of antiaircraft guns to Egypt reported
Le Jour in Beirut claimed Russia began a large scale airlift of antiaircraft weapons to Egypt to bolster Cairo against Israeli air attacks. Israeli sources said the forecast would change only if Moscow itself operated missiles guns and radar stations. Nixon urged limiting arms shipments and pledged to arm Israel as needed. Britain and France floated responses to Kosygin and stressed cease fire and limited arms rather than an embargo. Nasser hinted at seeking more arms in Moscow as the United States sent Phantom jets to Israel.
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Godfrey
Arthur Godfrey
Axian
New York
Colgate-Palmolive Co
Colgate
Axton
Axion
Beirut
le Jour
Egypt
Cairo
Tel Aviv
Nixon
Middle East
Israel
Alexei N. Kosygin
U.S
Izvestia
Israel Today
London Dispatches
Britain
Kosygin
Paris
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Russia
United States
Egyptians Claim Raid Near Canal
Cairo announces a regular army unit crossed to the eastern bank of the Suez Canal and destroyed two heavy tanks two half tracks and a jeep. The raid at El Cap followed Egyptian and Israeli artillery fire and Israeli air force attempts were repelled by Egyptian plans. All raiders returned safely after a very successful operation. Lebanon says Israel returned to Lebanon with 12 kidnapped Lebanese soldiers and civilians from Kfar Kala Jan in reprisal for an earlier abduction of an Israeli night watchman from Metulla. He remains in captivity.
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Cairo
Suez Canal
Mideast
el Cap
Tel Aviv
UPI
Israel
Lebanon
Kfar Kala
Metullah
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Dibone
Senate
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William T. Overton
Dallas
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Overton
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Hotpoint
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Albert H. Quie
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