Goldwater pledges consult with Eisenhower on key Cabinet posts
In Hershey Pennsylvania Barry Goldwater told a closed door Republican gathering he would consult with Gen. Eisenhower and Dick Nixon before naming secretaries of state or defense. He warned opponents would claim a Republican win means war and called it a political lie.
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Hershey
Barry Goldwater
Eisenhower
Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
Gen
Dick Nixon
Nixon
Will Circulate Petitions for Ohio Sales Tax Increase
Ohio Council for Education plans to gather signatures to push a 1965 legislature sales tax raise from 3 to 4 percent. The proposal funds teacher salaries and aid for emotionally disturbed disabled and blind children, plus district operating costs and targeted aid for growing districts. The council seeks about 179,000 signatures starting late next month.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Education Department
Ohio welfare changes proposed by directors
The Legislative Committee of the Ohio Welfare Directors Association recommends sweeping reforms to administration and finance. Proposals include county funding shares, dedicating public utility excise tax revenue to welfare, and redistributing funds by need to targeted counties.
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Ohio
Columbus
Ohio Welfare Directors Association
Consoli
Association
County Commissioners Association of Ohio
Legislative Services Commission
Ohio General Assembly
Robert Raines
Scioto County
General Assembly
RFK Plans Run for U.S. Senate in New York
The New York Times reports Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy intends to enter the New York race for U.S. senator and may formally announce next week. Other outlets including the Journal-American CBS and ABC carried similar notes.
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New York
Robert F. Kennedy
U.S
New York Times
New York Journal-American
Columbia Broadcasting System
American Broadcasting Co
the Times
Kennedy
Logan Expansion reshapes city look and skyline
Local page note highlights Logan expansion plans in the city’s growth narrative, signaling new development and a modernized downtown. Details emphasize the scale of construction and expected impact on residents and businesses.
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Logan
Obituary and sports listings from Athens area papers
Fragmentary notice shows names like Nelsonville and Pomeroy with brief obituaries and sports page references. The text lists towns including Chauncey, Gallipolis, Glouster, Logan and Middleport with scattered numbers and dates.
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Athens
Chauncey Comics Editorial
Gallipolis
Glouster Logan
Nelsonville Obituaries
Pleasant Pomeroy
Middleport
Ian Fleming Dies Creator of James Bond
Ian Lancaster Fleming died today at Kent and Canterbury Hospital from a heart attack. The Canterbury newspaperman turned author was 56 and among the world's top money makers, with novels and film profits from Dr No and From Russia With Love. Goldfinger had just been completed.
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Ian Fleming
James Bond
Canterbury
England
Ian Lancaster Fleming
Fleming
Kent and Canterbury Hospital
Goldwater Warns Of 90 Percent Cut In Nuclear Capability
In Washington Senator Barry Goldwater predicts the national nuclear capability could be reduced by 90 percent within ten years. He later cites data from a Senate subcommittee presented during closed hearings.
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National Association of Counties
Washington
GOP
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Senate
Turkish Planes Patrol Over Cyprus After UN Plea
Turkish jet fighters conducted reconnaissance over northwest Cyprus soon after the UN Security Council urged a halt to flights. Greek Cypriots protested outside the U S Embassy in Nicosia and Greece warned Ankara over air space violations.
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Cyprus
UN Security Council
U.S
United States
Britain
Ankara
Council
Greece
Crete
Rhodes
George Papandreou
Athens
Turkey
United Nations
Kokkina
Morphou
Xeros
Makarios
Massive Helicopter Attack On Viet Nam War
Massively coordinated helicopter assault against a 3000-strong Communist Viet Cong concentration in jungle terrain. Ninety six helicopters carried nearly 1000 Vietnamese troops. a U.S. lieutenant was killed by a direct armor piercing hit. Maj. Ralph Irvin’s helicopter took damage but returned to base. Weather delays and fog hampered the start as ground gunfire and rockets peppered the air zone.
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XA BA Hao
Viet Nam
Ing
Robert Estes
Anson
Maine
Ralph Irvin
Redding
Calif
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Poor Uncle Ramundo Lacked Fame in Quiet Funeral
Ramundo Reyes 74 died and was buried after a private family funeral. Neighbors and relatives paid for the mortuary and cemetery costs with donations of 150 dollars and a 22 dollar burial suit. Police later identified the body as Reyes at a downtown relief mission.
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Reyes
Miss Reyes
General Hospital
Ramundo
John Doe
Uncle Ramundo
Johnson and Pentagon rebut Goldwater on defense capacity
President Johnson and the Defense Department rejected Senator Goldwater's claim that U S nuclear delivery capacity could fall by as much as 90 percent in the next decade. Pentagon officials said 1970 capability will exceed 1961 levels and be greater than current totals.
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Washington
Johnson
Pentagon
Barry Goldwater
Defense Department
Goldwater
U.S
United States
Arthur Sylvester
Ask Import Cut Washington Bill Faces Conference Setback
A bill to cut meat imports by 30 percent has been sent to a Senate House Conference Committee. Backers fear the measure will die quietly if it stalls in committee.
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Washington
Senate House
Inmate Charles Cade Killed by Lightning at Prison Game
Charles Cade, 26, inmate at London Correctional Institution in Madison County, died Tuesday after a lightning strike struck during a prison baseball game. Cade, sentenced on a breaking and entering charge from Washington County, was the sole reported casualty.
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London Correctional Institution
Madison County
Charles Cade
Washington County
Chile Breaks Ties With Cuba Shrinking Latin American Allies
Chile severs relations with Fidel Castro's regime leaving only Uruguay, Bolivia and Mexico on speaking terms with Cuba. The move heightens tensions ahead of Chile's presidential vote and could affect U S copper company issues and votes for Salvador Allende versus Eduardo Frei. The Communist-dominated union threatens a nationwide strike in retaliation.
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Chile
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Uruguay
Bolivia
Mexico
U.S
Salvador Allende
Eduardo Frei
Frei
Central of Workers
Havana
Organization of American States
Washington
Moore ruled ineligible for Hocking County prosecutor race
Ohio Attorney General William Saxbe has ruled I P Moore cannot run in November. The Democrat nominee by a May write in bid is disqualified due to voting Republican in past four years. The board certified him but the act is invalid. Republican Neal Dillon is the alternative candidate. Also noted plan for a low cost nuclear reactor by East Central Nuclear Group with Babcock Wilcox to cost about 100 million dollars.
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Logan
Ohio
William Saxbe
Forrest P. Moore
Hocking County
Moore
Saxbe
Hubert Lappen
Hacking Board of Elections
Attorney General
Board of Election
Lappen
Neal Dillon
PLAN
New York
East Central Nuclear Group
Ohio Valley
Babcock & Wilcox Co
Barberton
Lawyer educator wins Utah GOP nomination for Senate
A lawyer and educator who spent 13 years as president of Brigham Young University won the Republican nomination today for U S senator from Utah.
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Salt Lake City
Brigham Young University
U.S
Utah
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