Mansfield man named executive director for Lorain county poverty program
Jerry E. Walker, 33, was approved as executive director of the Lorain County Economic Opportunity Committee subject to federal grant funding. The appointment requires ten Black and five Puerto Rican members and county funds. Walker, acting director of the Family Service Association of North Central Ohio, will start Sept. 1 if funds are available.
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Family Service Association of
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Western Reserve University
Ohio House Passes Bus Bill For Private School Transit
The Ohio House approved a bill to provide tax funded transportation for public school students to Catholic and other private and parochial schools. The measure would serve about 68 000 pupils at an estimated annual cost of 2 million dollars and moves to the Senate for concurrence before Gov James R Rhodes signature.
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County urges Elyria and Lorain to join in airport plan
County commissioners will formally ask Elyria and Lorain to share one third of the proposed Lorain County Airport costs. The move follows a Regional Planning Commission study and a 75 percent federal and state funding share, with the local 25 percent to be raised.
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Paul J Mikus
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Adrian Bedeski
Regional Planning Commission
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Thompson
Mikus
Amherst Township
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Senate approves apportion plan in response to court ruling
COLUMBUS UPI The Senate today overwhelmingly approved and sent to the House a new plan for reappointing the House of Representatives to comply with the Supreme Court one man one vote ruling.
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Dallas police clash with crowd at burning house death
Police fought a threatening mob of about 700 spectators in South Dallas as firemen tried to revive two year old Patrick Chambers from a blaze. The child died before ambulances could reach the scene. Officers were assaulted and reinforced as the crowd, chanting kill them, resisted. Patrick's mother and a neighbor fainted and were hospitalized.
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Viet Cong two pronged attacks hit training center and towns
Viet Cong forces launched a two pronged assault on a governmental military training center 75 miles southwest of Saigon and on a provincial capital. In separate actions near Da Nang and Tuy Hoa heavy and light casualties were reported. U S Navy planes conducted air strikes against North Vietnam including a power plant 75 miles south of Hanoi.
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Hoffa Seeks Supreme Court Stay After 8 Year Sentence
UPI reports in Cincinnati that James Hoffa faces prison after the 6th Circuit upheld his conviction for jury tampering and an eight year term. Hoffa has 20 days to seek reconsideration or appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Johnson to sign Medicare bill at Truman Library
President Johnson travels to Independence Missouri with Harry Truman to sign the Medicare bill into law valued at $65 billion. The ceremony will be held in the Truman Library auditorium in Kansas City area.
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UPI
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House vote rights compromise moves to quick approval
UPI reports House leaders push for fast approval of a voting rights compromise to send the measure to President Johnson by next week. The bill would let federal registrars enforce voting rights in southern states and resolve two key sticking points after House Senate negotiators finished talks. Rep Emanuel Celler chairs the conference panel and plans a Tuesday House vote with Senate action anticipated soon.
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USW board frowns on pact offer
The Executive Board of the United Steelworkers will recommend rejecting a new contract and issuing a Sept 1 strike notice to the steel industry. The decision comes ahead of a Wage Policy Committee meeting, with the offer cited as 11.5 cents per hour from Big 10 producers.
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UPI
United Steelworkers
USW
WPC
Two Drivers Hurt In Head On Collision Near Berea
A head on crash on Route 252 near Route 82 left Robert Foster 34 of Cleveland in critical condition with both legs amputated and multiple burns. Chester D Rogers 45 of Olathe Kansas is in serious condition with back and arm injuries. The collision occurred when Foster veered left of center while driving a panel truck owned by Industrial Vend ing Corporation of Cleveland. Police reported.
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Cleveland
Lorain County
Rt. 252
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Refugee from Castro Prisoner Rescued at Sea
Luis Casas Martinez former Camaguey Province governor from 1959 to 1960 arrived in Miami after a 12 day sea ordeal. He was found on a raft about 36 miles offshore by a retired New York fireman and brought ashore with a tattoo X over his heart and a rosary.
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Camaguey Province
Berlin Milan School Board Names Herbert Schlessman President
The Berlin Milan School Board names Herbert Schlessman as president and Charles J Lindecamp as executive head amid reorganizational moves. The vote and roles appear amid district updates on page eight.
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Herbert Schlessman
Charles J. Lindecamp
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Weather forecast: warmer with sun then clouds
Sunny and warmer with highs 72 to 78. Tonight not as cool with lows 55 to 63. Saturday partly cloudy and mild with scattered thunderstorms possible mainly in the northwest portion tonight. Lake Erie shows light variable winds today and southerly 10 to 70 knots tonight with fair conditions.
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