Wallace predicts repeal after rights bill vote in Cleveland
Governor Wallace spoke to a large crowd in Cleveland accusing the federal government and liberal press of threatening states rights. He warned that civil rights legislation would empower federal unaccountable control, urging immediate repeal within two to four years and highlighting opposition from organizations such as Fight Communism Inc. He cited Eisenhower and John to illustrate liberal influence and pressed for local school control.
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Ohio
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Macon
Ralph Locher
Dimsae We Woody
Nemanona
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Hause
Amherst Council advances water plant takeover plan
Amherst City Council in special session outlines a $900,000 purchase of Amherst Water Co assets with a July to August effective date. The panel reviews a revised purchase agreement, discusses refunds and maximum line-installation costs, and considers a water-rate schedule charging per 1,000 gallons with minimum annual hydrant charges.
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Wailer Co
John Brueckel
Squire
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Mance
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Raymond Muzela
Water Company
the Water Company
Marion
Stephen Kubner
Floyd G. Brown
Ridgeville water pact adds perplex county officials
additions to the North Ridgeville water sale contract from Elyria drew confusion after county officials left a meeting. the changes included a minimum 750000 cubic feet monthly bill and a 850 per hour charge for city employees, per marguerite bowman. commissioners debated another meeting while awaiting full elyria city council action and noted a proposed rate increase to 13.225 cents per 100 cubic feet and a daily limit rise to 600000 gallons.
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Elyria Council Utilities Committee
Additons
Marguerite E. Bowman
Rat Large
Utilities Committee
Ludwig Pin‘cura
J. Norman Thompson
Thompson
Elpaa Ciy Council
Bowman
Oberlin mother earns bachelor degree at Kent State
Mildred Anthrell, mother of two, finalizes a 10 year educational journey spanning 15000 miles traveled between Oberlin and Kent campus. She will receive a cum laude Bachelor of Science at Kent State graduation with her husband George and sons Daniel and William in attendance.
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Mildred Anthrell
Kent State University
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Elytia Academic Center
University
George
Daniel
William
CBS Counsel Thomas K. Fisher Dies in Chappaqua
Thomas K. Fisher 48 vice president and general counsel of CBS died Thursday in Chappaqua New York UPI reports. Fisher led legal affairs for CBS guiding corporate policy and litigation. He served as a key executive at the network during a pivotal period.
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N.Y
UPI
Thomas K. Fisher
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS
Lerner pushes new college staff role for Grieve at board meeting
At Larah County Community College board session in the O'Neil-Sheffield Shopping Center, Lerner urged creation of an administrative assistant to the president for Grieve whose contract expires June 30. The board, not originally budgeting the post, faces options as Grieve has served in multiple roles and several hires follow.
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Max Lerner
Donald Greive
Larah County
Grieve
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Aca
Jemic
Avon Lake girl wins first Gibbens scholarship grant
Kathleen Barr 18 daughter of Mr and Mrs Glenn Barr Avon Lake receives the first 200 grant in aid from the C A Gibb ens Memorial Scholarship Fund. Norman Heldt announces after directors meeting. Barr valedictorian H S member plans Baldwin Wallace College elementary education. Fund total about 2000 with a 10000 goal.
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Glenn Barr
Avon-Belden Rd
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Leram County
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Amherst moves to annex land from Amherst Township
Lorain County Commissioners approved the annexation of about acres at the northeast corner of Quarryland and North Ridge Roads from Amherst Township to Amherst City. Marilyn Schiavoni is listed as the sole lien freeholder on the petition.
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Jtars
Quarry Jand North Ridge
Amherst Township
Amherst City
Marilyn Schiavoni
Lorain merchants stall on park and shop plan for free parking
Lorain downtown merchants debate the park and shop concept to grant one hour free parking with a small purchase, removing meters and stamping tickets. Ted Jacobs, driving force, is short on time but says most merchants support the idea, while none report progress.
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Elyria
Ted Jacobs
Jacobs
Parkers
Dentist to lead Elyria Jaycees
Dr Robert Perry elected president of the Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce for the coming year. New officers include Robert Thompson as first vice president Don Rearick as second vice president Ken Allsop secretary Ray Fehlan treasurer and directors Jim Arion Bill Standen Dave Holland and John Fide. Retiring president Earl Harkins Jr will chair the board. Installation for Jaycee and Jaycette officers set for 7 p.m. June 20 at Porterhouse dinner.
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Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce
Robert Thompson
Don Rearick
Ken Allsop
Ray Fehlan
Jim Arion
Bill Standen
Dave Holland
John Fide
Earl§. Harkins Jr
Jaycee
Jaycette
Porterhouse
Gregory strikers collect pay at Lorain division plant
About 130 workers from International Association of Machinists Local 1539 at Nelsor Stud Division, a Gregory Industries unit, received pay today. Those who missed pay will get it by mail. A meeting with union officials and Kenneth Moffet, a federal mediator, was postponed to this afternoon at 2 am at the Americana Motel on Route 37.
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Nelsor Stud Division
Gregory Industries, Inc
Maurice A. Exright
Gregory
International Association of Machinists
Kenneth Moffet
Americana
Rt. 37
Ridgeville Wins No Death Award For Safety Efforts
North Ridgeville police receive a National Safety Council certificate of special recognition for a year with no traffic deaths. The city’s accident prevention program includes officer talks to drivers training classes and safety groups, radar speed enforcement, and patrol methods.
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National Safety Council
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