Ervin Opens Hearings On Freedom Of The Press
Sen Sam J Ervin Jr launches a three week Senate sub committee inquiry into press freedom in America during a time of crisis The hearings will address four areas of government pressure including court injunctions against publishing grand jury subpoenas and fake press credentials Witnesses include Harding Bancroft of The New York Times and Norman Isaacs of Louisville papers The panel contrasts Jeffersons ideal of a free press with government attacks and notes that First Amendment protections were not meant to belong to the press alone
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Washington
UPI
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
America
Ervin
Senate
Constitutional Rights
Pentagon
Harding Bancroft
New York Times
Norman Isaacs
Louisville, Ky
Courier- Journal
Louisville Times
Columbia University School of Journalism
Jefferson
Ohio House Expected To Approve One Budget Tonight
The Ohio House and Senate convene at 8 p.m. as the House weighs the Senate budget of 7.7 billion dollars and is poised to reject the Senate’s changes. A separate 75 million interim budget for Oct 1 to 15 faces quick House action, with Gov. Gilligan unlikely to sign.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio House of Representatives
General Assembly
House
Senate
House Finance Committee
John J. Gilligan
Brunswick Citizens to Discuss Election
The Citizens Committee for Better Schools will hold a public meeting on Wednesday at 8 p m in the high school cafetorium. The discussion centers on the upcoming multimillion levy for Medina County vocational education and school programs. Also on the week’s agenda is House Environment Committee action on the stalled strip mine reclamation bill.
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Brunswick
Citizens Committee For Better Schools
Medina County
House Environment Committee
Brunswick Driver Injured In Rt. 303 Crash
Carole Wearley 32 of Brunswick was injured when her eastbound car struck a power pole after failing to stop for a turning vehicle on Rt. 303. Five county crashes reported yesterday with no injuries. Items stolen in Sharon Township included four guns two hunting knives and a gold watch valued at 420 dollars. Coins valued at 12 dollars were taken from Alvin Clapp’s home. A Senate subcommittee will review Gilligan proposal for a Department of Environmental Protection tonight and a related bill by Sen. Ralph Regula. Rep Chester Cruze plans an election reform amendment to require students to prove bonafide residency to vote where they attend college.
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Carole Wearley
Brunswick
State Highway Patrol
Jerry Arcuri
Fixler Road
Sharon Township
Sheriff’s Department
Alvin Clapp
Spencer Lake Road
Senate Environmental Affairs Committee
Gilligan
Department of Environmental Protection
Ralph Regula
Navarre
Cruze
Local Deaths Reported In Medina And Cleveland Areas
Arthur P. Richardson of Medina collapsed at home and died on arrival at Medina Community Hospital. Edith M. Ingham of Cleveland died at Parma Hospital with daughters Edith Kenny and Olive French surviving. burial at Sunset Memorial Cemetery. Viola P. Ivey of North Carolina died in Medina Community Hospital while visiting Brunswick. services planned in North Carolina with local Carlson Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Arthur Richardson
Arthur P. Richardson
S. Court St
Medina Community Hospital
Richardson
Cleveland
Medina
Doris E. (Braun
Herbert
Donald Crone
Maher
Mayfield Road
Belvoir Boulevard
South
Euclid
The
Cancer Society
Edith Ingham
Edith M. Ingham
Lorain Ave
Parma Hospital
Edith Kenny
Minneapolis
Olive French
Esther Spangler
Akron
Oliver
Gladys Smyers
Busch Funeral Home
Ridge Road
Parma
Sunset Memorial Cemetery
North Olmsted
Viola P. Ivey
Laurel Hill
North Carolina
Grace Groppi
Brunswick
Groppi
D.C. Ivey Jr
Paul
Pearl Ghram
Arlene Hatcher
Charles Davis
Clara Ivey
Horace
Eugene Parker
Alga Jones
Pauline Parker
Pate
Gibson
Laurnburg
Carlson Funeral Home
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al Skoda
Accurate TV
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S. Broadway
Skoda
E. Smith Road
Gazette
Bob Levandoski
Chester Cruze
Cincinnati
Medina Area
Ray H. Taylor
Akron Savings
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