Legislative Curb Against Antiwar Groups Moves Forward
Washington lawmakers push a bill to curb antiwar activities with proposed penalties up to 20 years in prison and fines of 20 thousand dollars for aiding the Viet Cong or hindering U.S. supply efforts. The hearings saw arrests, expulsions, and clashes as Kinoy and other witnesses accused the committee of bias while advocates urged swift passage and Senate action remains uncertain.
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General Sessions
Harold N. Greene
Kinoy
Coordinating Committee
Washington Monument
Capitol
Pool
Viet Nan
Charles I. Bennett
Dala
Edwin Meese
Alameda County
Oakland
Calif
Meese
Oakland-Berkeley-San Francisco
Steven C. Hamilton
Steven Cherkoss
Berkeley
Hamilton
Quake May Claim 2000 Lives in Turkey
AP reports a catastrophic earthquake in eastern Turkey may have killed thousands with tolls rising beyond 8000. Officials warn more bodies, injuries, and destroyed villages across Erzurum Mus Bingol Bitlis provinces as rescue teams mobilize from Erzurum city and U S Air Force aid arrives with medical supplies.
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Turkey
Ankara
Interior Ministry
Istanbul
Erzurum
Erzu- Province
Rum
Mus
Bingol
Bitlis
Ali Akarsu Frirose
U.S
Emer
Hinis
U.S. Air Force
Adana
King May Ignore Court Demonstration Order in Chicago
Civil rights leaders face a court restraining order limiting open housing protests in white neighborhoods as violence concerns rise. Dr. King vows marches may resume Sunday, asserting readiness to fill streets, while organizers weigh compliance and potential jail. The city cites prior disturbances causing millions in damages, 27 deaths, and hundreds injured. King calls the injunction unjust yet plans meetings after canvassing open housing violations. Police will cite violators for contempt if the order is defied.
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Chicago
Martin Luther King Jr
West Side
King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Florida
Mississippi
Geor
Gia
Daley
Wilson
Union Township Club Meets of Brightwood
Union Township Country Club meets at Brightwood home of Mrs Frank Beans with 14 members and 4 guests. Officers elected: Vivian Bloom president Ann Hew vice president Cherry Schupp secretary Rose Shkora secretary. September meeting after county fair with Mation Wenger and Mary Datko as hosts. Also Kings Daughters class noted with readings and contest prizes. members listed and a Bible class dinner hosted by Mrs Arthur Page.
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Howard McConnell
Midvale
Union Township Country Club
Frank Beans
Brightwood
Glenn Herron
Dennison
Roy Cummings
Walter L. Albaugh
Vivian Bloom
Ann Hew
Cherry Schupp
RD 1
Rose, Shkora
Mation Wenger
Mary Datko
Elizabeth Jenkins
Joan and
Marilyn Albaugh
James W. Albaugh
New Philadelphia
Thelma Albaugh
William Leggett
Grace Macadoo
Edna Riley
Katherine Albaugh
Harvey McPheron
John McConnell
Walt Beahm
Homer Rausch
Ellis Truman
Louise Hines
Clara Randolph
Frank Garabrandt
Harvey McPheran
Arthur Page
Frank Skelly
Bertha Emhuff
Skelly
Jess Burgess
Harry Dotson
Ida Gribble
McPheron
Sarah Walker
Walter Beahm
Nell Barnes
Columbus
H. H. McPheron
Roofer Killed at Armco Plant in Middletown Ohio
Freddie Gene Cockerham a 20 year old roofer died at Armco Steel Corp east side plant Middletown after suspected contact with an electric wire while working for a roofing contractor. Butler County Coroner Dr Garret J Boone said he suffered burns and no immediate ruling was issued.
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Middletown
Ohio
East Side
Armco Steel Corp
Garret J. Boone
Butler County
Freddie Gene Cockerham
Young Lausche Oppose Cities Bill Amendment
Ohio senators Frank Lausche and Stephen Young joined 41 fellow Democrats in voting against an amendment to extend 900 million dollars from the Demonstration Cities Bill. The Senate roll call ended 53 to 2 in favor of the bill.
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Washington
Ohio
Frank Lausche
Stephen Young
Senate
FBI Nabs Bad Check Passer In Cincinnati
In Cincinnati AP Herbert M Crawford 35 of Stockton California was held on $5000 bond on charges of interstate transportation of a fraudulent $3900 check. FBI said Crawford deposited the check at a downtown bank Thursday and tried to withdraw Friday. Bank officials notified FBI when the California bank reported the fraud. Crawford was arrested after entering the bank Friday.
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Stockton
Calif
Liew
FBI
Herbert M. Crawford
Bank Offici Cials
California
Crawford
Amvets Parade in Columbus With Humphrey and Miss AMVETS
In Columbus Ohio Vice President Hubert Humphrey attended a parade during the national AMVETS convention. Mary Aikman of Sheldon NL was crowned Miss AMVETS U.S.A. and rode in the parade. Humphrey planned a news conference and discussed draft laws with Ralph Hall. Columbus officials greeted him and possible talks with Gov hopeful Frazier Reams Jr. were noted. Cyril Brickfield praised AMVETS support for U.S. Viet Nam policy and Southeast Asia stability.
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Miss Amvets U
AMVET
Organization
U.S
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Martins Ferry Hires New School Superintendent
Martins Ferry Ohio AP reports the board voted to hire John F Pickens, former Monroe Local School District superintendent, to fill the vacant post. He begins Monday at an annual salary of 12000 dollars.
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Martins Ferry, Ohio
Martins Ferry
Board of Education
John F. Pickens
Monroe Local
Monroe County
Tusky Valley Schools to Open on Slow Time
Tuscarawas Valley districts set Sept 7 start with slow time due to fog. Elementary 8:00 to 2:30, junior high 8:20 to 3:20, high school 8:12 to 3:40. Staff meeting Sept 6 at 8:00. New student registrations planned at Mineral City, Bolivar, New Cumberland sites with principals. kindergarten and first grade entry rules noted.
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Tusky Valley
Tuscarawas Valley
Harold Clevinger
Fred Pedersen
Mineral City
New Cumberland
Albert Sardelli
Bolivar
Boli
This Day in History Highlights for August 20, 1966
This date marks notable events: 1930 first comprehensive television reception demo in New York City. Other entries include Alaska’s discovery in 1741, U.S. fleet entering New York Harbor in 1898, German capture of Brussels in 1914, U.S. base lease plan in 1940, and political milestones from 1956 to 1965.
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New York City
Alaska
Vitas Bering
U.S
New York Harbor
Brussels
Britain
United States
Red China
China
Eisenhower
State
Patrolman Davis Aids Birth 15th Time In 27 Years
AMA ST Louis AP reports Patrolman Leslie Davis, 57, who has no children, recently assisted in the birth of a child for the 15th time in his 27 years on the city police force.
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St, Louis, Mo
Leslie Davis
Firemen Elect Chief in Indianapolis
William D. Buck of St. Louis Missouri was re elected president of the International Association of Fire Fighters AFL CIO at Indianapolis Indiana in a recent election for the labor union representing fire fighters nationwide.
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Indianapolis, Ind
William D. Buck
St. Louis
International Association of Fire Fighters
AFL- Cro
RAGON Liquid Formula Eases Rheumatism Quickly
A woman with rheumatic pain, walking with a cane, reports RA GON relief within hours and total pain absence after a week. The ad touts three ingredients and claims rapid action at low daily cost, urging purchase at The Village Drug Store in Sugarcreek, C.
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Ragon
Sugarcreek, C
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