GOP hopefuls clash over Florida busing policy in primary race
The Florida contest dominates a day of primaries as GOP rivals for senator and governor clash over student busing. Key figures include Rep. William G. Cramer and Judge G. Harrold Carswell, while Democrats eye Hoff in Vermont and Bryant in Florida. Other races span Utah Arizona Wisconsin New Hampshire Colorado Arkansas and Georgia with broad competition and looming runoffs.
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Florida
Senate
Virgin Islands
Georgia
William G. Cramer
G. Harrold Carswell
Spessard L. Holland
Fla
Utah
Fred &. Moss
Laurence J. Burton
Vermont
Winston L. Prouty
Philip H. Hoff
Prouty
Hoff
Fiore L. Bove
U. S
William H. Meyer
Cramer
Carswell
U. S. Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Jack Eckerd
Kirk
Fromington
Farris Bryant
Wisconsin
Arizona
William Proxmire
John Erickson
University of Wisconsin
Patrick J. Lucey
Donald Peterson
New Democratic Coalition
Jackson Olson
Colorado
John A. Love
Mark A. Hogan
Arkansas
Orval E. Faubus
Dale Bumpers
Faubus
Carl E. Sanders
Jimmy Carter
James L. Bentley
NAACP Grants $550 in Scholarships to Four EHS Grads
Four Elyria High School graduates received NAACP scholarships totaling 550 dollars. Annie Lou Robinson earned 250, Jacqueline Jones 200, and Sheila Cooper and Dell Perkins 50 each. Robinson and Jones both headed to Wittenberg University with plans in social work and sociology respectively.
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NAACP
EHS
Elyria High School
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Oliver Jones
Annie Lou Robinson
Rufus Dean
Bell Ave
Jacqueline Jones
Sherman Jones
Inglewood
Calif
J. W. Yarbrough
16Th St
Shelia Cooper
Ira Cooper
Purdue Ave
Dell Perkins
Sterling Perkins
Parmely St
Miss Jones
Second Baptist Church
Margaret E. Barnes
Miss Cooper
Lorain County Community College
Bowling Green State University
Miss Perkins
National Honor Society
Original
Church of God
Kent State University
Kent State
Harvest belle reigns at Berlin Heights Harvest Festival
Lois Anthony daughter of Mr and Mrs James Anthony Rt 61 was chosen queen from 12 contestants at the Berlin Heights Harvest Festival Friday night Her court includes Nora Henry and Donna Krenzer first and second attendants Krenzer won a talent award for Arabian dance Henry sang Blowing in the Wind The finalists answered questions on topics from college governance to women’s liberation and hippie movements Also announced were annual scholarships totaling 550 awarded at Bethany Baptist Church funded by the Freedom Fund Banquet and local contributions
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Berlin Heights
Lois Anthony
James Anthony
Rt. 61
Nora Henry
Donna Krenzer
Miss Kreuzer
Miss Henry
Miss Anthony
Bethany Baptist Church
The
Chevaliers
NAACP
Barbara Horn
Baldwin - Wallace College
Yvonne Williams
Urbana College
Freedom Fund
Chap man family prominence noted in Elyria column
Russ Davies previews a two part profile of Elyria's Chap man family. The first installment highlights Eric D Chapman II executive vice president of the Toledo MCA and longtime YMCA director who will retire after 48 years. His family includes wife Molly Murbach and four children with several grandchildren. TURN TO PAGE 24 COL 8.
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Chapman
Elyria
Eric D. Chapman II
Toledo
MCA
YMCA
Commodore Perry Motor Inn
Eric D. Chapman I
Minnie
Molly Murbach
Ralph
Ellen) Murbach
Prac
Negro candidate Craig aims to defeat Humphrey in Minnesota
Earl D. Craig Jr., a 31 year old black studies teacher at the University of Minnesota, seeks the Democratic Senate nomination in Minnesota's September 15 primary against Hubert H. Humphrey. Observers view Craig as unlikely to win, though polls suggest possible support up to 30 percent. Craig campaigns on a $20,000 budget, tours county fairs, and highlights voter polarization and fear. Humphrey campaigns with jet helicopter travel and a large billboard effort, likely spending far more.
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Minneapolis
US Senate
Eugene J. McCarthy
Humphrey
Minnesota
Richard M. Nixon
Craig
Rep
Clark MacGregor
Young Japanese sails Pacific in boat runs aground on visa
Minoru Nagayoshi, 23, sailed from Osaka to Vancouver in a 16 foot engineless sailboat named Calypso. He arrived in San Francisco Bay after 122 days with $14 and a passport but no visa. Immigration officials hope a loophole may allow entry despite the missing visa.
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San Francisco
Pacific Ocean
Minoru Nagayoshi
Osaka
Japan
Vancouver
B.C
San Francisco Bay
United States
Gordon Davidson
U.S. Immigration Service
Davidson
Shriver to head Goodrich benefit in Columbus
A Sargent Shriver former Peace Corps head and former U S ambassador to France was to visit Columbus on September 27 to lead a Goodrich benefit supporting James W Goodrich the Democratic nominee for U S representative from Ohio s lathe District Nagayoshi a Japanese engineer touring the United States spoke about his voyage home from Osaka saying he was apologetic for difficulties and not afraid during the journey He hopes to study electricity in the United States and may live in San Francisco after navigating storms and repairing his boat with a gas stove aboard
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Columbus
UPI
Sargent Shriver
U. S. Peace Corps
U. S
France
James W. Goodrich
Ohio
Nagayoshi
United States
San Francisco
Kenichi Horie
Allende Wins Chile Presidency Promises Leftward Shift
Salvador Allende, Chile’s first freely elected Marxist president, declares a sharp move to the left at a Santiago news conference. He vows to avoid Castro-style Communism while becoming the first avowed Marxist head of a Latin American nation.
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Salvador Allende
Chile
Santiago
Allende
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Russ Davies
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