Johnson urges nuclear accord and global justice call
President Johnson pressed Soviet cooperation to curb nuclear war risk and urged a united approach to justice at home and abroad. He spoke in Arco and Denver, stressing gradual gains through shared interests and cautioning that peace will not come from a single agreement.
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Logan Lass Crowned Queen Of 66 Parade
Miss Logan Mary Lee Kalklosch of Logan was named the 17th Miss Parade of the Hills at Nelsonville on Thursday night. Nearly 15,000 people viewed the parade and coronation. Debor ah Baker was named Miss Congeniality and Shirley Kern was runner up in the Hocking Valley queen contest. Judges from Columbus selected the winners after contestants posed and answered questions.
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Reams Appearance Delayed by Ohio Education Association
The Ohio Education Association postponed its briefing with Democratic gubernatorial nominee Frazier Reams Jr. due to an overfull agenda. The group said the appearance would be rescheduled, while Gov. Rhodes cited prior commitments for his inability to attend. Normal temperatures for the weekend are forecast with scattered showers likely Monday.
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Apollo Flight Marks Start of Program
At Cape Kennedy the Saturn 1 rocket lifted an unmanned Apollo moonship on a suborbital flight spanning three quarters of the globe before a safe Pacific splashdown. Astronauts Virgil Grissom Edward White II and Roger Chaffee spoke of optimism for crewed flights next year including a potential Christmas mission.
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No Harmful Effects Seen in Pill Contraceptives Report
A government advisory committee says oral contraceptives may continue while studies of risks expand. It cites rare but serious side effects yet finds no adequate data proving these compounds unsafe for human use.
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Ohio University to award 681 degrees Saturday Rio Grande president to speak
Athens briefs report that Ohio University will confer 681 degrees on Saturday with Rio Grande College president set to address graduates. The notes mention Athens County ballots listing six levies across four issues for November.
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House Panel Eyes Call-Up Bill for 6 Million Reservists
The House Armed Services Committee weighs a measure authorizing President Johnson to call to active duty about 6 million reservists and guardsmen not attached to units. It rejects the Senate plan to call individuals with under 24 months active duty and aims to define the reserve forces structure as a formal bill.
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State Fair Attendance Sets Record at Opening Day
Twelve year old Ralph Gevas was among the first through the gates as the Ohio Expo Center opened the 1966 State Fair with 187200 attendees on day one. Thursday's admissions included 29043 paid and 157357 free entries on All Ohio Youth Day. Officials forecast strong weekend crowds with Bob Hope and the Miss USA World Pageant finals and aim for about 15 million total attendance over 12 days.
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Guardsmen threaten deadly force in Cicero housing march
The Illinois National Guard commander says guardsmen may shoot if fired upon as 3,000 open housing demonstrators plan a Cicero march. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and civil rights leaders meet city officials to seek an agreement to halt the protest. King offered to suspend marches if a satisfactory deal is reached.
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Jilted suitor kills five in New Haven shooting spree
Five people died and two were wounded in a New Haven housing project as Arthur Davis later identified as Willie J. Davis of New Haven opened fire after his girlfriend left him. A carbine and pistol were found in his car. Davis was captured on the New Jersey Turnpike and questioned. Surviving family members described Davis seeking the whereabouts of Gloria Baskerville, his former girlfriend.
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Napalm Mistake Hits U S Troops North of Saigon
U S Air Force jet fighters accidentally dropped napalm on units of the 1st Infantry Division about 20 miles north of Saigon during a savage jungle battle with 500 Viet Cong. Maj. Gen. William E. De Puy said seven Americans were killed and more than 20 wounded, with Viet Cong casualties rising to at least 53.
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