Water Pollution Looms as Major Ohio Campaign Issue
Columbus Bureau surveys Lake Erie basin pollution and links to politics. Rhodes pledges cleanup by 1970 with limits by Detroit and Canadian waters shaping blame. The piece notes sewage and storm-sewer overflows, near-shore intake purity, and a state building plan amid legislative reforms discussions led by John Anderson Jr. and Sen. Don Pease.
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Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Lake Erie
Frazier Reams Jr
Toledo
Mansfield
Lake Erie Plains
Plains
Rhodes
Ohio
Detroit
Erie
Cleveland
Lorain
Elyria
Reams
Bus Truck Collision Claims Five Near Port Royal
A Greyhound bus carrying servicemen northbound and a southbound pickup camper with a Pennsylvania family collided on a curve near Port Royal Virginia. Five people died including the two drivers, and 11 were injured. The Crum family from New Castle Pennsylvania and Mary Kalmink were identified among the victims in the pickup. Bus operator Robert M. Baine of Norfolk and service member Douglas J. Josue from Malaya aboard the USS Forrestal were among the bus victims.
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Port Royal
Greyhound
Pass
Pennsylvania
South College
Paul QC
Crum
New Castle
Patty Crum
Mary Kalmink
Richard Rausch Heads County Underwriters
Richard Rausch of Dover was installed as president of Tuscarawas County Life Underwriters Assn. at a noon meeting yesterday in Reeves Motor Inn. Other officers include Marion Haines vice president Mrs. Margaret Cronebaugh secretary treasurer William Sattler state committeeman Charles Weber national committeeman Dean Fowler Dale Cardani Winford Suter Charles Harris retiring president and others as directors. A sales seminar is planned for Wednesday in the Schoenbrunn Room from 9 am to 3 pm. contact Rausch or Cronebaugh to attend. A 105 foot dome under construction in Niagara Falls New York, the world’s first geodesic manufacturing plant, eliminates all structural parts that would interrupt process flow.
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Richard Rausch
Dover
Tuscarawas County Life Underwriters Assn
Yester
Reeves Motor Inn
Marion Haines
Margaret Cronebaugh
William Sattler
Charles Weber
Dean Fowler
Dario
Dale) Cardani
Winford Suter
Charles Harris
Haines
Harris
Cronebaugh
New Philadelphia
Fowler
Uhrichsville
Sattler
Mineral City
Harvey Davids
The
Training and Associates Co
Cypress
Calif
Schoenbrunn
Rausch
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Graham Sees Queen's Parade and London Crusade Reach
Evangelist Billy Graham attended Queen Elizabeth's birthday parade in London as aides report over 17,000 attendance for the first 10 nights of his London Crusade. They forecast a large crowd tonight with Sunday reserved for an afternoon sermon.
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London
Billy Graham
Graham
Soho
Billy
Earls Court
Mississippi Marchers Plan New Tactics
Civil rights groups across the country back James Merediths march against fear with a new tactic to guide marchers into county seats for voter registration drives. Meredith, wounded earlier, is expected to march again after recovery. The route shift accompanies rallies from Phoenix Artz to Los Angeles and the service for Medgar Evers. A Nor vell suspect remains jailed in Hernando on bond.
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Batesville
Miss
Mississippi
James Meredith
U. S. 51
Meredith
University of Mississippi
Tennessee Line
Jackson
Phoenix Artz
Louisville
Buffalo N.Y
Nashville
Medgar Evers
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Charles Evers
Floyd McKissick
Congress of Racial Equality
Columbia University
New York
Aubrey J. Norvell
Memphis
Harnando
Highway Patrol
Alma Loses Killer Status But Retains Punch
Tropical storm Alma, downgraded from hurricane, neared the Carolinas with gale winds and heavy rain. The storm moved offshore at about 15 mph, with 0 mile per hour winds at center and gales extending 200 miles. Four inches of rain fell in six hours in Wilmington, while Charleston and Myrtle Beach reported heavy rains and minor wind damage. A total of 47 deaths were attributed to Alma as shipping lanes faced threats and forecasters warned of possible reintensification if Alma reattains hurricane status.
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Wilmington
N.C
Alma
South Carolina-North Carolina
Miami Weather Bureau
Virginia Capes
Savannah
Weather Bureau
North Carolina
South Carolina
Charleston
Myrtle Beach
McCormack Begins Political Comeback For Governor Endorsement
Edward J. McCormack Jr defeats Kennedy stalwarts for the Democratic convention endorsement as Endicott Peabody sweeps to the U S Senate nomination over Boston Mayor John F. Collins. Donahue and O Donnell lose to McCormack with Donahue stepping down. primary battle looms in September.
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Boston
Edward J.mccormack Jr
Endicott Peabody
U.S. Senate
John F. Collins
McCrmack
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Senate
Massachusetts
U.S. House
John W. McCormack
Maurice A. Donahue
Holyoke
Kenneth P
Onnell
McCormack
Donahue
Donnell
Ted Kennedy
John ¥. Kennedy
Q’donnell
Jack Kennedy
Washington
White House
Peabody
Collins
Las Vegas Justice of the Peace Marries 15000 Couples in 18 Months
Justice of the Peace James Brennan in Las Vegas says his nickname Marrying Sam hurts his dignity. He has officiated about 15 000 weddings in 18 months, including Cary Grant Jane Fonda June Allyson and Roger Miller. He notes a 24 hour demand for ceremonies and lists extensive court and civil case totals since taking office while hinting at future plans beyond the post.
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Richard E. Meyer
Las Vegas
Nev
Justice of the Peace
James Brennan
Sam
Brennan
Cary Grant
Jane Fonda
June Allyson
Roger Miller
Teenager Injured After Jump From Moving Car
Deborrah Sacco, 16, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas W Gary Chapmar, 16, son of Sacco of Mineral City, was admitted to Union Hospital after jumping from a moving car at her home. She suffered a fractured right hip and was treated and released.
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Deborrah Sacco
Daugn
Thomas W. Gary Chapmar
Sacco
Mineral City
Robert Chapmar
Union Hospital
Union Yes
Dover High
Florida Plane Crash Kills 5 in Florida
Five people perished when a small single engine Cessna crashed into pines in northeastern Florida. Victims included Air Force Capt. Gerald E. Lyvere and his wife Joyce of Dayton Ohio and their two children Dorothy and Floyd. Lyvere mother in law Mrs Oscar W Anderson of Paradise California also died. The party were en route to the Bahamas for a vacation. An eyewitness described gusty wind and rain preceding the crash near Augustine Florida. The aircraft was registered to Raymond A Kosi of Xen ia Ohio. Officials at Wright Patterson confirmed the family was traveling for a vacation when the accident occurred.
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Si’. Augustine
Fla
Florida
Air Force
Gerald E. Lyvere
Joyce
Dorothy
Floyd
Dayton
Ohio
Pine Tree
Raymond A. Koski
Werrick Drive
Xenia
Wright-Patterson
Bahamas
Sanity Hearing Set Monday for Oswald's Slayer
Dallas AP Jack Ruby 55 will get a sanity hearing Monday after two years of attorneys seeking it They now oppose the hearing arguing it could violate Ruby constitutional rights if witnesses testifying at a new murder trial are forced to appear His lawyers will appear as directed but will present no witnesses or evidence Ruby has been jailed since Oswald slaying in November 1963.
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Robert Beckman
House
Beckman
Supreme Court
Capitol Square
Capitol Building
Neil House
Breast St
Capital St
Eaist
State St
Capitol
John Anderson Jr
Kansas
Citizens Conference On State Legislatures
Anderson
Don Pease
Oberlin
Ohio
Senate
Dallas
Tex
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Ruby
Louis T. Holland
Oswald
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
Dairy Farmers Seek Nationwide Milk Price Increase
In Cleveland AP report Glenn Lake president of the National Milk Producers Federation urged a 45 cent per hundredweight rise in market milk prices citing 4.9 percent production drop and hardship for thousands of dairymen. Dairy coop and producer witnesses backed the request while dairy interests favored increases only in specific areas. The hearing was one of four regional sessions by USDA on fluid milk pricing for the latter half of the year.
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Cleveland
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Glenn Lake
National Milk Producers Federation
Lake
Y Judo Classes To Begin Monday
The summer YMCA judo course opens Monday at 8 p.m. with Bob Ross, a brown belt, as instructor and Walter Smokevick, a teen belt, as assistant. It is for boys 16 and younger, with sessions Mondays 7 to 9 p.m. Enrollees may attend the Monday session or call the YMCA physical director at 4-2914 for details.
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YMCA
Bob Ross
Twin City Emergency Aid After Local Injuries
Four residents and a Uhrichsville Little Leaguer were treated at Twin City Hospital ER yesterday. Nick Trolio aged 17 from 118 Grant Street cut four fingers on a lawn mower. Beth Wright aged 2 of 411 Fuhr Street fell down steps. Faith Mangon aged 6 of RD 1 was bitten and scratched by a neighbor's cat. Robert Pace aged 10 of 120% Main Street received a forehead abrasion while playing baseball.
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Dennison
Uhrichsville
Twin City Hospital
Nick Trolio
Grant Sr
Beth Wright
Gary Wright
Fuhr St
Mangon
Robert Pace
S.main St
Mars Reimagined: New Picture From Mariner 4 Data
Scientists have built a revised view of Mars showing a cold thin atmosphere of carbon dioxide. The upper layers are described as permeated with dry ice haze crystals, based on Mariner 4 observations.
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Mars
Mariner 4
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