Nasser confidant says war with Israel likely again
Cairo report says President Nasser faces renewed conflict as Tito seeks a peace plan. Jordan warns it will fight unless Old Jerusalem is returned. In Elyria Ohio a strike pits 90 city workers against officials as garbage collection stops. Chicago sees the resignation of Theodore A. Jones from the Civil Disorders advisory role. In Odense Denmark two trains crash killing three Ohioans on vacation.
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Oxford
Odense
Denmark
Cleveland
Dayton
Hans Christian Anderson
Joseph Nemesh
Mary Jane
Rocky River
Alexander K. Young
Howard Young
Montgomery County
Republican Party
Flu outbreaks expected this winter, center warns
The National Communicable Disease Center warns flu outbreaks may be severe this winter due to weakened immunity from mild last season. The report released Thursday notes the public health risk and urges preparedness.
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Atlanta
National Communicable Disease Center
Today SPEAKING OF WOMEN feature on the women's page
A daily Messenger feature highlights women in the area on the women's page. The message appears across pages with notes about local topics and community insights. The surrounding items reference various page numbers and local events, including sports and fair coverage.
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Stan Williams
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Athens County Fair
Solons Seek Safety Up in Congress Galleries
Members of Congress debate safety measures as chambers sit open to the public with gallery seating nearby. Calls grow for protective enclosures and barriers after Harlem demonstrators clashed with Capitol police and a past shooting left Rep. Fallon wounded.
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Key Enemy Bridge Hit By Warplanes
SAIGON AP reports U S warplanes struck near central Hanoi hitting the Doumer bridge linking Hanoi to rail lines toward China. Four direct bomb hits damaged the east channel span of the long Red River bridge vital to Hanoi Haiphong transport. Spokesmen note continued air actions and ongoing assessments, with broader bombardments earlier in the week and air losses on both sides.
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Red China
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China
RFK Says Military Interfering In Viet Voting
Sen Robert F Kennedy warned of mounting evidence that South Vietnam’s military regime interferes with the presidential election. He said such interference betrays the American cause and urged disengagement after Sept. 3 polls. Javits urged ending U S commitment as voters decide.
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R-Ove
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Robert F. Kennedy
South Vietnam
Jacob K. Javits
Herbert Says Banks Paid For Travel In 1965 Trips
Ohio State Treasurer John D Herbert acknowledged reports that bankers paid his travel expenses in 1965 for European and Far East trade missions. He said the funds supported the state's interests and that accepting money may have been a political error. Democrats tied the disclosures to potential GOP 1970 gubernatorial ambitions.
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De Gaulle Defends Policies Against Critics in TV Broadcast
Paris AP report says President Charles de Gaulle denounced domestic critics as apostles of decline and experts in disparagement. In a 20 minute radio television briefing he defended all major policies, including Vietnam, Middle East involvement, European Common Market ties, and relations with Communist nations.
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Increased Negro Participation in Guard Urged by Panel
The President's Advisory Commission on Civil Disorder urged greater Negro involvement in National Guard units to better handle riots. Republican governors backed rapid law enforcement, while 16 Negro leaders, including Floyd McKissick, pushed for a political alliance with progressive whites. The debate unfolded across New York Chicago and Washington as officials weigh steps to quell disorder.
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Congress of Racial Equality
Two Laurelville Residents Die In Separate Accidents
Laurelville area residents Mark Eberts nine and Roy L Osborne forty seven died in separate crashes Thursday. Eberts was struck by a car on Thompson Ridge Road while riding with his cousin and another boy. the driver Mrs Marline J Thompson was cited for braking and attempting to pass between the cyclists. Osborne died when his farm truck overturned along Route 104 after speeding, eight tons of soybean meal aboard, with no witnesses.
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Circleville
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Pickaway County
Route 104
Pay Phone Thieves Hit Bill Clears Senate 29 0
Ohio prosecutors would have easier conviction grounds for breaking into pay phones and vending machines under a bill before Governor James A. Rhodes. The Senate approved the House bill 29 to 0 before adjournment. The House plans to reconvene at 7 p.m. Monday and the Senate three hours earlier for the session’s near final week.
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