Senate Grants Johnson Power to Call Up Reservists for Vietnam
Senate votes 66 21 to attach standby call up authority to the defense bill. The Russell Saltonstall plan allows active duty for up to 24 months for reservists and national guardsmen, with WW II and Korean War veterans exempt. Authority expires June 30 1968 and applies only if Congress or a national emergency is declared.
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Washington
Senate
White House
Pentagon
Johnson
Viet Nam
Army Reserve
National Guard
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Air Force
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Leverett Saltonstall
R-Mass
Russell-Saltonstall
Sen. Thurmond
R-S.c
Russell
Congress
Georgia
United States
North Viet Nam
Saltonstall
Frank J. Lausche
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Witnesses in antiwar hearings vow to defend themselves
HUAC hearings on anti-Vietnam activities session ends with witnesses saying they will represent themselves. Attorney Kinoy protests, urging secrecy and cross-examination, as Joe Pool tries to maintain order amid disruptions. Edwin Meese testifies on group activities.
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Washington —P
House Committee On UN
Alfred M. Nittle
Edwin Meese
Alameda County
Berkeley
Calif
Richard Ichord
D-Mo
Joe R. Pool
D-Tex
Ichord
Arthur A. Kinoy
Rutgers University
Phillip A. McCombs
Yale University
Ogdensburg, N. Y
William M. Kunstler
Teague
McCombs
Pool
Kinoy
Paol
Arthur Kinoy
The
American Civil Liberties Union
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Rep
Joe Pool
Area TB hospital gains aid and others face closure
Nelsonville TB hospital named among 12 by State Health Department to receive state aid raising payments to five dollars per patient daily effective Oct 1. Eight others including McConnelsville will lose state aid and likely close. the designation covers 1948 beds with Ohio averaging about 1400 TB patients.
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Columbus
Nelsonville
State Health Department
McConnelsville
Emmett W. Arnold
Arnold
Ohio
Nelsonville Hospital
Benjamin Franklin Hospital
Dunham
Cincinnati
Edwin Shaw
Akron
Lowman Pavilion
Sunny Acres
Cleveland
Mahoning Hospital
Youngstown
Molly Stark
Canton
Ottawa Valley
Lima
Stillwater
Dayton
William Roche
Toledo
Green Springs
Amherst
Chillicothe
Hamilton
Mansfield
Newark
Warren
UAW push to reopen Big Three contracts for wage talks
Detroit briefs report production workers of the United Auto Workers seeking inclusion in any wage rise negotiations if contracts with the Big Three automakers are reopened. Other items note Chillicothe reformatory closure rumors with prisoner counts and McCone Commission progress on Los Angeles riot causes, plus Senate approval of reservist measures for Vietnam manpower.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
Wellston Names Bob Brennan Football Coach
Bob Brennan returns as head football coach at Wellston, replacing Ken Fisher. The change is noted in the Athens area coverage with page references to Back To School and local prep notes.
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Bob Brennan
Wellston
Ken Fisher Page
Lin Piao Named China’s No 2 Man Amid Mao Tze-tung Rise
Beijing's official reports proclaimed Defense Minister Lin Piao as Mao Zedong’s closest ally and ranked him just beneath the leader. Lin, 59, addressed a million people in Beijing, with Liu Shao-chi relegated to eighth on the reviewing stand while Premier Chou En-lai urged adherence to Maoist works.
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Tokyo
Red
China
Lin Piao
Mao Tze-tung
New China News Agency
Lin
Mao
Peking
Central Committee
The
Chinese Communist Party
Liu Shao-chi
Liu
Gate of Heavenly Peace Square
Choi En-lai
Residents file recall petition to oust Cleveland mayor
In Cleveland, Hough area residents plan to file an affidavit with the city clerk to begin a recall drive against Mayor Ralph S. Locher. Charlie Day and Mrs. Solomon Bailey seek 47,454 signatures, about 20 percent of the 1965 mayoral vote, to place the issue on the ballot. They allege nonfeasance over riot response and housing code enforcement.
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Cleveland
The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Hough Area
Ralph S. Locher
Charlie Day
Solomon Bailey
Day
Mrs. Bailey
Locher
Hough
Ohio National Guard
Storm blamed for fatal plane wreck in Ohio forest
Preliminary wreckage inspection in a forest off Ohio indicates a thundersquall prompted the crash that killed five men. Patrolmen and sheriff's officers reported the plane likely flew into a violent storm that ripped off tail parts.
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Newark
Ohio 37
Man Finds Exit From Rat Race
Earl L. Francis, a 33-year-old Washington native, left civilization for a Catalina Mountains retreat near Oracle Arizona. He built a stone and glass cabin on Coronado National Forest land and claimed an eight-foot hole he called a gold mine. Forest Service labeled his land trespass and authorities prepared eviction. Francis detonated dynamite in his home, killing himself.
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Tucson
Ariz
Earl L. Francis
Francis
Washington, D. C
Catalina Mountains
Oracle
Coronado National Forest
U.S. Forest Service
Spade Turned For Brewery In Columbus
Columbus August A. Busch Jr. broke ground for a 50 million brewery the largest plant for Anheuser Busch Inc producing 1.5 million barrels annually. It may exceed capacity of other plants in St. Louis Newark Los Angeles Tampa Houston. Ground breaking included Gov Rhodes and Mayor Sensenbrunner with a golden plow and eight horses. The plant will hire about 400 workers.
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Columbus
August A. Busch Jr
Anheuser-Busch, Inc
St. Louis
Newark
Los Angeles
Tampa
Houston
James A. Rhodes
M. E. Sensenbrenner
Arthritis Weather Link Report Says Atmospheric Changes Trigger Pain
A government study links falling air pressure and higher humidity to increased pain and swelling in rheumatoид arthritis. The report notes the weather body interaction is complex and progress in science has lagged. Michael Garrison, 43, producer of Wild, Wild West, died from injuries after a fall at his Los Angeles home.
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Los Angeles
Michael Garrison
Two U S Planes Lost Over North Viet Nam
Saigon reports two U S planes missing after air strikes on targets north of Hanoi. A U S pilot bailed out from an F8 Crusader shot by ground fire near Vinh while 101 service members were killed in the week’s fighting and heavy Viet Cong activity continued around Saigon.
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U.S
North Viet Nam
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U. S
Nguyen Khe
Hanoi
U S
V U. S
Oriskany
Vinh
North
Viet Nam
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William F. Buckley
National Review
Walter D. Teague I
UAW
Federal Reformatory
J. A. Mayden
Watts
McCone
Athens High School
Cccaaks Ciuienike Ceeds
Athens
Middleport
Chauncey
Glouster
Point Pleasant
Logan
Pomeroy
Peking Radio
NCNA
Hough Residents Act
Man
Spade
George Arend
Franklin
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