Dam Bill Passed and Civil Rights Debate Sparks Vote Swap
Washington Republicans charged that northern Democrats swapped votes on civil rights to aid the Senate passed bill authorizing a government dam at Hells Canyon. The Senate approved the civil rights measure 45 to 38 after three days of debate as House leaders prepared quick action on the dam bill.
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Washington
Senate
Dem
Hells Canyon
Eisenhower
Government Dam
Charles E. Potter
Rmich
Donald L. Jackson
Rcalif
Arthur V. Watkins
Rep
Utah
Francis E. Walter
D-Pa
Sam Rayburn
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
House
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Potter
Clair Engle
Calif
Gaid
House Interior Committee
Hells
Poland
Neighbors Rally Behind Doctor Over $1500 Bill
Manorville New York residents defend Dr Joseph Kris amid protests over a $1500 charge for saving Benny Hooper from a backyard well. The bill sparked broad criticism though medical officials say the vigilance saved the boy’s life. Some offers to pay the bill emerged while threats and telegrams targeted Kris and his family. Kris urged resolution by Suffolk County Medical Society and pledged to abide by its decision.
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Manorville
Benny Kris
Bill
Long Island
Joseph Kris
American Medical Usn
Kris
Benny
U.S
William A. Purtell
R-Conn
John O. Pastore
R.L
Senate
Purtell
L. Nadewell
Dallas
Los Angeles Press Club
Hoopers
Brooklyn
Tentative Route Set For Freeway Section
The state highway department announced a tentative route for a 25 mile gap in the Cincinnati Conneaut freeway from Medina to Route 17 in Cuyahoga county. The plan includes an east west route toward Cleveland and a northward spur to the outer belt, with an interchange near the North Royalton area and a cross of major routes and rivers.
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Columbus
INS
State Highway Department
Cincinnati-Conneaut
Medina
Cuyahoga County
Charles M. Noble
Ash-Lond
Federal Bureau of Public Line
Ted
Columbus-Conneaut
Remsens
Cuyahoga County of
Corners
Cleveland
North Royalton
Parmal East Fork
Cuyahoga
Fell Lake
New York
Genera
Billy Graham
Oakwood
Beford
Noble
Bureau
Madison Square Gar
Cleveland-Hopkins
New York Revival
Pennsylvania
State Line
Crusade Executive Committee
Madison Square Garden
United Press
Graham
U.P
Betty Lowry
Ohio
lAkron. Beacon-Journal
Wheel Chair Parade Is Graduation Event at La Rabida
Graduation day at La Rabida Sanitarium featured wheelchair graduates as 4 students earned elementary diplomas and Wayne Weyker 17 received a high school diploma. Dr Hugh McCulloch called Wayne the first high school graduate. Geraldine Marden 16 hoped to be a nurse. A 15 to 17 year old adolescent unit aids rheumatic fever care and schooling under Chicago Board of Education oversight.
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Chicago
la Rabida Sanitarium
Ad Aauises
Chicago Board
Wayne
Wayne Weyker
Oak Lawn
la Rabida
White Sox
Hugh McCulloch
Geraldine Marden
McCulloch
Jury Probes Akron Numbers Racket Grand Jury
Summit County grand jury continues the investigation into the numbers racket in Akron as nine men and two women testify Friday.
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Akron
Summit ‘County
Local Stocks on Midwest Exchange Friday June 81 1967
Local stocks report from the Midwest Stock Exchange for Friday June 81 1967 lists prices and movements of listed companies. Investors track gains and losses across multiple sectors as trading wraps for the week.
Ohio Methodists Give $295 322 For Colleges
Ohio Methodists increased support for four college units to 295 322 dollars, including state universities and Wesley Foundation. The raise, reported by Miriam Richey, executive secretary of the Methodist College Commission, accompanied other sessions noting Dr Karl Meister Fry's election as president of the Retired Ministers Association and ongoing discussions on higher education funding.
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Canton
Columbus
INS
Carce
Dale Harry
H. Davis
Lakeside
Miriam Richey
Kansas
Delaware
Ohio Methodists
Uniontown
Davis
Ohio Methodist
Wesley Foundation
Newspaper Publishers Association
Pana
O.W. i
Richey
Exerpe Fe
Methodist
Gregory Industries
Four College Commission
Lorain Co Sav & Tr
United Approach
Lorain
C.W
Cation
Omo
L Ist
Karl Meister Fry
Sspsareseas Elyria
Ae Panics
Troxel Migsersseseeee
Methodist Board
Ione Turmehe
Col Nickerson Confident Army Trial Will Clear Him
Col John C. Nickerson expresses confidence he will be cleared in an Army court martial set to begin Tuesday in Huntsville Alabama. The Army colonel faces charges related to allegedly leaking classified guided missile information.
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Col
Nickerson
Huntsville
Ala
INS
Army
John C. Nickerson
Today International News Service
Rae Jenkins
Defense
Charles E. Wil
Carson
Cleveland
Columbus
Data
Criminati
OM#LA
Marion S. Wells
Ema!l
Ohio
Fightning
Sinve Marcy
NAMH Drops Ohio Mental Health Group
Toledo headlines report State Sen Raymond Hildebrand denounces NAMH for dropping the Ohio Mental Health Association from its rolls. NAMH action cited as freeing OMHA from bondage and enabling Ohio efforts to aid the mentally ill amid internal scrutiny and licensing questions.
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NAMH
Ohio Mental Health Group
Toledo
Raymond E. Hildebrand
National Association For Mental Health
Ohio Mental Health Association
Omaha
Toledo Republican
Hildebrand
OMHA
Senate Liquor Control Committee
Ohio
Testimony Declares Documents Not Detrimental to U S
Nickerson argued that his remarks highlighted the Army missile Juniper and the Air Force Thor failure, asserting the documents could not harm the United States.
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Army
Air Force
Thor
Nickerson
United States
Shroud Fund Started For Tornado Victims
In Fargo North Dakota a school teacher began a fund to buy shrouds for six children of Gerald Munson’s family killed in the tornado that wrecked homes and clothing. The storm killed ten people, left two thousand homeless, and caused up to 30 million dollars in damage. Munson’s children will be buried Monday in Moorhead Minnesota. The city quickly shifted from disaster scene to cleanup with tractors bulldozers and power saws at work as Governor Davis reported a forthcoming disaster designation based on a briefing from Presidential Aide Sherman Adams.
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Hazen G. Werner
Davis
Ohio
Nor
Bundy
Reyter
Man Flickinger
Cleveland
Will Nold Armaodio
Intof
Paul Cain
Rob Ket
Russell McCoy
Zanes
Tru Hollywood
Acert Baker
Mount Vernonville
Sophia Loren
Thomas Cromwell
Uniontown
Burl Ives
Delaware
Zanesville
Serence Board of Missions
Bishop Countyline
Werner
Earl R. Lown
Co-Star
Lakeside
John W. Dickhaut
Colum
McCoy
Kansas City
Miss Loren
Dibus
Bumdy
Delbert Mann
Amodio
Cain
Call
Toom
Fargo
N. D
Gerald Munson
Munson
Bismarck
Theodore Udahl
Mary
Moorhead
Minn
John Davis
Sherman Adams
Fumes Claim Two Lives In Nashville Cistern
In Nashville Tennessee deadly fumes from organic waste filled a 10 foot cistern, killing Ralph Williams and James Hogue. Five others were overcome including a fireman, an ambulance driver, and a photographer. Gas likely methane from garbage.
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Nashville, Tenn
Ins
Nashville
Ralph Lewis Williams
James Hogue
Kishi Seeks U S Aid and Troop Withdrawal Promise
Japanese Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi wrapped up a Washington visit with a pledge of U S aid totaling 500 million dollars and agreement to a rapid withdrawal of remaining ground forces in Japan. He secured Tokyo greater say in post pact enforcement and a U S commitment to consider a ban on H-bomb tests in talks with the Soviet Union, as announced in a joint communique.
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Washington
Nobushe Kishi
Japan
U.S
Iia
Kishi
United States
Tokyo
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Canadian Cabinet Sworn In After 22 Years
Ottawa reports Canada forms a Conservative government for the first time in 22 years with John Diefenbaker as prime minister. The cabinet, including Ellen Fairclough as secretary of state, was sworn in by Gov. Gen. Vincent Massey. External affairs kept temporarily, defense and finance named to key posts amid foreign policy continuity.
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Ottawa
INS
Canada
John Diefenbaker
Saskatchewan
Vincent Massey
Diefenbaker
Liberal Party
Louis St. Laurent
Maj
Kishi
G. R. Pearkes
Donald Fleming
International
Gordon Churchill
Trade and Comal Monetary Fund
Michael Starr
Ellen Fairclough
U.S
Ohioan Expected To Be Young GOP Chairman
Young Republicans at their tenth annual convention prepare a platform on foreign and domestic policy that may audit dissension toward Eisenhower programs. John Ashbrook, 28, of Johnstown Ohio, is expected to be elected national chairman, replacing Charles K. MacWhorter. Nixon warns dissension could cost 1958 congressional elections.
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Ohioan
GOP
Washington
INS
Eissenhower
John Ashbrook
Johnstown
Ohio
Charles K. MacWhorter
New
York City
Platform Committee
Money Love Is Root Of Evil Says Surgeon
Dr Paul Hawley, speaking to nursing graduates in Pittsburgh, argues that money drives many medical evils especially in surgery, urging integrity as the core of ethics while noting licensing and competence gaps. He warns against unnecessary procedures and cautions general practitioners venturing beyond their competence.
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Pittsburgh
American College of Surgeons
Paul Hawley
Hawley
Army Medical Corps
Veterans Administration
College of Surgeons
Fire destroys Turtle Lumber Co with $500000 loss
A fire of undetermined origin swept Turtle Lumber Co in Lima at 5:15 a.m. causing about 500000 dollars in damage. Firemen fought to save a two story office building and prevent spread to nearby homes as smoke rose three miles and flames shot 200 feet high. The blaze delayed Baltimore & Ohio trains near the yard.
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Lima
Turtle Lumber Co
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
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Elyria
Midwest Stock Exchange Act
Pierre R. Smith & CO
Midwest Stock Exchange
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Los Angeles
Ann Denise
Edna Liebhodt
U. P
Paris
Ray Jenkins
Joseph Lo AfaPathe
RY Ue
Brown Hildebrand
Tedr Brown
Wells
Hildefield
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