Ohio Democrats split over Glenn Young race for Senate
Weary Ohio Democrats faced a convention struggle between Sen. Stephen M. Young and astronaut John H. Glenn for the Senate nomination. Party leader William Leeman promised Young the endorsement, while grassroots pressure favored Glenn, who spoke in Columbus as the convention opened with a Kennedy memorial. Glenn and Young vied for support from central committee members and county leaders ahead of the May 3 primary.
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UPI
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William Leeman
Young
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Glene
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Senate
Lorain County
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Longford Ave
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Lorain
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Flaherty
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Maurice Brown
Centers Committee
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Ushelyi
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Joseph J. Mitock
Thomas Higgins
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Gabor Toth Jr
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Elvina
James P. Horn
Richard Laux
Victor Stewart
Marcella Schmitz
Aven
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Oberlin
Eugene Balogh
Sheffield Township
Agnes Henry
Ambers
Grant
Dwight Eisehower
Sarasy
Crosses Burned Across Southeast Louisiana
Klansmen burned more than 150 crosses across Baton Rouge to Slidell over the weekend in a claimed fight for constitutional government and Christianity. An anonymous caller said 200 more crosses would be burned in East Baton Rouge Parish that night as police received numerous reports of the flaming symbols.
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Florida
Mississippi River
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Aew
Mississippi
East Baton Rouge Parish
Weather outlook for Northeastern Ohio turns colder
A windy day with scattered showers and possible thundershowers fading this evening. Temperatures fall from the upper 40s to the mid 30s late today with a low around 23 to 28 tonight. Tuesday cools toward normal with mean period temperature about 35 degrees.
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Mareworth Elected President of Lorain Board of Education
Paul H. Mareworth was elected president of the Lorain County Board of Education. The page also notes school coverage across Amherst and nearby areas including a bus fund drive and local notices.
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Lorain County
Amherst
Resistance Page
Sanford seeks to block development in I-90 path
Mayor Fred B Sanford plans to withhold approval of a preliminary plat along the proposed Interstate 90 route until a city solicitor opinion is received. The issue centers on a 16 acre segment east of North West River Road in Penrose City with concerns over a private sewage plant and orderly city development. The plan, submitted by Elmer Hume Amherst, faces objections from the mayor and Safety Service Director Jack Birelli and would cost about 5 million dollars to connect to the city system later.
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Interstate Rt. 90
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Planning Commission
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Amherst
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Penrose Ct
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New satellite launch at Candorberg AFB prompts PD call
New satellite deployment reported at Candorberg Air Force Base triggers public safety and defense communications review. authorities urge coordination with Sundas and PD for monitoring and verification of orbital parameters.
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Ar Force
Sundas
Johnson urges immediate tax cut to spur 1964 growth
President Johnson appealed to Congress to pass a tax cut now to sustain the 1964 expansion, warning without it the economy could slip into recession. He backed a large unemployment and poverty program and proposed raising overtime pay thresholds to create jobs while avoiding higher labor costs.
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Washington
UPI
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Congress
United States
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Johnson urges review of U S foreign aid policy
President Johnson says the United States should review foreign aid while continuing humanitarian and national security aims. He notes public fatigue with aid, cites misunderstandings of its purpose, and calls for moving ahead with a revised approach under consideration by a Ball commission.
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Agency For International Development
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State Department
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Johnson Flags Deep Poverty in U S Families
President Johnson described U S poverty as severe in his economic report to Congress noting that about one fifth of 47 million families have annual incomes of 3000 or less. He cited racial disparities and calls for stronger private and social insurance to reduce mass poverty.
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Congress
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Flag Raising Sparks Canal Zone Tension Among Students
Jenkins, a Canal Zone student, boards a Canal train to Ohio amid a flag-raising incident at Balboa High. He says the aim was to display the American flag at school, denying Panamanian flag symbolism. His family faces worry as authorities deny removal from the zone. A separate address by Johnson on poverty follows.
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Ohio
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Cambridge
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Conn
United Press International
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Balboa
Panama
Canal Zone
U.S
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City to seek state inspection of wiring at two Amherst schools
Mayor orders light plant superintendent to request state review after officials found inadequate wiring at Central and Marion L. Steele schools. Inspections cited insufficient power capacity and poor insulation, sparking safety concerns and school board funding tensions.
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Imafeminte Cehant Wirinc
Marvin Davis
Henry Gordon
Eergeee
Gordon and Safety Service
James Aldrich
Central
Marion L. Steele
Steele
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