Johnson condemns aggression as U S responds to Vietnam actions
President Johnson in Syracuse vows peace through firm action after North Vietnamese attacks on U S destroyers and shore bases. He labels aggression deliberate and unprovoked, cites Gulf of Tonkin events, and urges allies to stand firm while stressing no peaceful power is threatened.
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Gulf of Tonkin
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Viet Nam
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Atlantic Alliance
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Greece
Turkey
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Cuba
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Washington
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McNamara
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First Fleet
Atlantic
Western Pacific
Eastern Pacific
Thailand
South China Sea
Army
Honolulu
Okinawa
Congress Leaders Push Swift Bipartisan Defense Resolution
Senate leaders Mansfield and Dirksen agree to seek rapid bi partisan approval for a resolution backing President Johnson's Southeast Asia policy. The plan aims for a quick vote ahead of tonight's session, signaling unified support after Johnson announced air strikes on North Vietnam in retaliation for PT boat attacks.
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Mike Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
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Robert S. McNamara
U.S
McNamara
Viet Nam
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Ticonderoga
Constellation
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Red China
Maddox
Turner Joy
Hongay
Red River
Haiphong
Loc Chao
Phuc Loi
Quang Khe
Vinh
Bodies found in earthen dam identified as Goodman Schwerner
Two of three buried bodies near Philadelphia Mississippi are identified as civil rights workers Andy Goodman and Mickey Schwerner. FBI confirms identification. third body identified as James Chaney pending confirmation. Case tied to a June disappearance after a jail release. Olen Burrage owned the dam site.
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Goodman
Schwerner
Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Greenwood, Miss
Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee
Jackson FBI
James Chaney
Chaney
Neshoba County
Cecil Price
Meridian
Meridian Star
Schwerner Goodman and Chaney
Olen Burrage
Burrage
Poverty Bill Seen As LBJ-Barry Test
The 962.5 million anti poverty bill advances from Senate to House as a Johnson Goldwater clash. It includes Job Corps youth camp, community action funds, rural loans and more with debate set for three days and a Friday vote. Southeastern Ohio would host a 1000 to 2000 youth training center with 200 to 400 staff. Federal aid could reach 90 percent for community action projects.
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Job Corps
Washington
Athens Eliminated in American Legion Tournament
Athens fell to Cincinnati Budde Post 16 to 6 in Wednesday morning play. Other scores included Portsmouth 15 over Wadsworth 10 and Lima 7 over Springfield 1. In Trenton New Jersey barber officials warned licenses could be suspended for refusing to cut Black customers.
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Portsmouth
Wadsworth
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Springfield
Trenton
N.J
New Jersey
Dr Hiram R Wilson OU English professor dead at 89
Dr Hiram Roy Wilson, professor emeritus of English at Ohio University, died Tuesday afternoon at Sheltering Arms Hospital. A Hamden native and 89, he joined OU in 1897, led the English department 1906 to 1936, retired as professor emeritus in 1945, and served as honorary chairman of the Alumni Sesquicentennial Scholarship Committee in 1954.
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Ohio University
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Elmwood Pl
Hamden
Wilson
Franklin College
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Rebel takeover reported in Leopoldville city
A Stanleyville airport message says Leopoldville, a key Congo city, is in rebel hands. Separately in Ohio fines in the 1964 fiscal year totaled 2,972,027 dollars with the state receiving 1,337,412.57. Washington reports a 46.75 billion defense appropriation bill with 207 million for pay raises passed the House 359 to 0.
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Congo
Stanleyville
Columbus
Ohio Highway Patrol
Roger W. Tracy
Washington
House
Senate
Red China Warns It May Join U S Vietnam War
The Hong Kong based New Evening Post, aligned with Chinese Communist officials, warned that Red China will retaliate to U S attacks in the Tonkin Gulf and bear the consequences. It offered no specifics and noted no direct response from Peking.
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Red China Paper
Peking
Hong Kong
New Evening Post
United States
U.S
Tonkin Gulf
Red
Johnson
Viet Nam
Wallace threat outline spans Evans Novak editorial page
National guardsmen receive honors at Camp Point Pleasant as part of a regional observance. Holzer Hospital School of Nursing expects 18 graduates this week. Alvin Dark rumored to be leaving as manager of the San Francisco Giants. Compact growth advantages highlighted by Athens planner on page 2.
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Evans
Novak
Point Pleasant
Alvin Dark
San Francisco Giants
Athens Planner
Local Bulletin Snippet From Charleston Area Pages
Obituaries and sports listings appear with sparse details for Middleport and Pomeroy. Mentions include Chauncey Gallipolis Glouster Nelsonville and Athens with column headings and page markers. The fragment hints at obituary notices and local sports or television listings without readable specifics.
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Pleasant Pomeroy
Middleport
Plant Lure Help Sought
Ohio business and industrial leaders from 70 communities urge a study to create a state financed advisory council. The group wants to examine neighboring states industrial financing programs and advise Gov. Rhodes for the next legislative session.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Reform stirs as Harris resigns GOP Ward 16 leader post
Leodis Harris an attorney resigns as Ward 16 Republican leader in protest of the selection of Senator Barry Goldwater as the Republican presidential nominee. The move signals intra party tension within Cleveland's political ranks ahead of the national convention.
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Cleveland
Leodis Harris
Ward 16
Barry Goldwater
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