Legislative Report on Campus Unrest and Session Pace
Sub committee chair reports on campus unrest hearings with university leaders and students and notes upcoming testimony from judges prosecutors and police officials. He expects a session end in six to eight weeks and lists bills moving through committees including anti obscenity laws air pollution control and drunk driving penalties. He mentions mail volume urging aid to non public schools and hints at workload strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Regents
Ohio Highway Patrol
Hesburg
Notre Dame
S. I. Hayakawa
San Francisco State
House
Senate
Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
Ohio
Cincinnati
Columbus
Editorial on University of Cincinnati race demands and Apollo 10 reflections
The piece denounces a sixteenth black student ultimatum to UC President Langsham as racist and disruptive, urges unity and equality, and contrasts campus tensions with an Apollo 10 spaceflight meditation on human destiny. It cites an UC News Record editorial praising equality as humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter C. Langsham
University of Cincinnati
United Black Association
UBA
University of Cincinnati News Record
Earth
Gene Cernan
Thomas P. Stafford
Stafford
Moon
Jupiter
Mars
John W. Young
Hell
Western Hills Civic Planning Council Clarified
Don Herman thanks The News for support of the recent school levy praising the public impact. Ralph Quinn heads the council of delegates from Price Hill and Delhi civic groups and defends its role between tax spenders and taxpayers. The Price Hill Old Time Ballplayers express appreciation for publicity of their May 14 reunion at Sunny Hollow Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Hills Civic Planning Council
Ralph Quinn
Quinn
Western Hills’ Civic Planning Council
Price Hill Civic Club
East Price Hill Improvement Association
Greater Price Hill
Price Hill
Sunny Hollow Inn
Memorial Day Reflections On Freedom And Duty
The piece recalls World War II era cemeteries in Europe and abroad honoring Americans who died for freedom. It urges reflection on continuing freedom and cites President Nixon and Eisenhower on national duty and upholding the American ideal. It notes Memorial or Decoration Day as a time to honor the fallen and consider how to preserve their legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aisne
Marne
Flanders Field
Surrey
Brittany
Carthage
Mexico City
Manila
Pearl Harbor
Nixon
America
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Price Hill political endorsements and local school notes
The Hamilton County Democratic Executive Committee endorsed two Price Hill residents for Municipal Court judges, A L Luebbers and Joseph Brueggeman. In other updates, Miss May Warnking retires as Carson School principal after seven years. Nancy Kallmeyer wins a Cincinnati Suburban contest. Local history mentions the Elder Panthers baseball title, and community events at Mt Echo Park and St William PTA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
Democratic Executive Committee
Price Hill
A. L. Luebbers
Joseph Brueggeman
Miss May Warnking
Carson School
Nancy Kallmeyer
William P. Kallmeyer
Earlwood Ct
Covedale
Cincinnati and Suburban
Any Free Co
Nine Hill
Carson School Pta
Orville
St. Mary Hospital
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Price Hill News
A. H. Huneker, Dale Ivey
Ralph Gordon
Kate March
Virgil Brewsaugh
West Eighth St
The
Western Hills Publishing Company
Legislative
A Ae Jewelers
Tene
Western Woods
Bernie Voss
Josephine Sampson
Schiff Ave
Don Herman
John H. Bueker
Gor
Living
Panthers
Ray Dieringer
Barberton
Harry Barlage
St. William Pta
Eighth St
Edward N. Waldvogel
Walter Ahr
Hugo Menvink
William Boyle
Lawrence Walter
Paul Kappes
Henry Vogelpohl
Joe Farrell
John Flanagan
Elberon Ave
Bassett Rd
the Cheviot Building & Loan Co
Glenmore Aven
Cheviot, Ohio
Tae
Kohl
Hamilton
Coca Cola
Plus Deposit Dehli
Foley RD
Glenway
Dewey
Foley
Anderson Ferry
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