Cutler Hall among 65 eligible for national landmark status
Ohio University reports Cutler Hall joins 64 other structures as National Landmark hopefuls. The 1816 building, named for founder Manasseh Cutler, cost 17 806 dollars and once housed OU's first student body of three men. later restored in 1946 and now serves as offices for President Vernon R. Alden.
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Manasseh Cutler Hall
Allegheny Mountains
National Park Service
Cutler
Ohio College
William Holmes McGuffey
Miami University
Tappan Square
Oberlin College
Park Service
Manasseh Cutler
Center College
Vernon R. Alden
Ohio
Benjamin F. Wade
Jefferson
Rescue of Two U S Workers From Viet Cong Snare Near Saigon
U S planes pushed the North Viet Nam air war toward Haiphong with 52 sorties dropping 115 tons of bombs near Uong Bi power station. A C130 crash at Tuy Hoa triggered Viet Cong fire. two U S workers and a Vietnamese driver were rescued after Viet Cong kidnappers attempted an ambush near Di An. Dutch captive Otto Shulton killed. Rescued: Edwin D. Jones, Henry Hudson, and driver Van Xuong. contractor RI M E International employed the group.
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South Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
Haiphong
Uong Bi
Hanoi
U. S
Tuy Hoa
Munist
di An
Otto Shulton
South Burnaby
B. C
Canada
Edwin D. Jones
el Centro
Calif
Henry Hudson
Menlo Park
Hudson
van Xuong
R. M. E. International
McNamara Approves Major Slashes in Military Construction
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara signals a lean defense budget by postponing about 620 million in military housing and facilities. A list of deferred projects covers 42 states and 18 overseas sites, while 685 million in high priority projects may proceed in 36 states and overseas. Potential cuts include Nike X antimissile production and a proposed atomic powered Navy carrier. Budget may exceed this year’s 49 billion by up to 10 billion.
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Pentagon
District of Columbia
Defense
Fire claims nine children and three adults at Jewish center
A deadly blaze at a Yonk ers New York Jewish community center killed nine children aged 7 to 11 and three adults after a sudden fire swept through a music classroom. Fire officials say victims succumbed to smoke and fumes in the early hours of Monday night.
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Yonkers
N. Y
New York
Migrant Workers Released After Long Detention as Witnesses
Two of three Puerto Rican migrant workers jailed as material witnesses in a fatal shooting were freed after Judge Lambros ordered release once depositions were taken. Angel Santiago 24 and Jose Diaz Morales 26 left custody after 83 and 42 days respectively. Domin go Quilles 28 remained jailed awaiting deposition.
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Jefferson
Angel Santiago
Jose Diaz Morales
Common Pleas
Thomas Lambros
Ashtabula
Joseph E. Mahoney
Domingo Quilles
Santiago
Morales
Quillas
Walkoff Eases as DR Strife Fades. Workers Return
In Santo Domingo Dominican Republic the threat of a general strike to oust military leaders fades as workers drift back to jobs. President Garcia Godoy reviews the Santiago battle as labor leaders honor his call to pause a general strike pending a commission report. Banks reopen while U S and Brazilian peace force reinforcements draw down.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Hector Garcia - Godoy
U.S
U. S
Santiago
Keeler Pursuit Sought in Viet Nam Peace Talks
Senator George D. Aiken urged diligent pursuit of any Viet Nam peace feelers, warning that avoiding talks could prolong war and cost lives and resources. House Republican Melvin Laird supported stronger bombing and sea power, proposing a Kennedy era quarantine to press for unconditional talks with North Vietnam.
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George D. Aiken
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United States
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Cuba
Viet Nam
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Johnson
West German seeks closer say in future nuclear use
West Germany states it does not want to own nuclear weapons but seeks greater co determination and closer consultation in potential European use. Chancellor Erhard and President Johnson concluded two days of talks with little detail released. A German spokesman said Berlin favors no national ownership and hints at shared Atlantic force under NATO.
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Washington
West Germany
Ludwig Erhard
Johnson
Karl- Guenther von Hase
Ger
Almanac Shows Snow Ahead as Experts Diverge
The article notes a split among authorities on winter outlook with the Old Farmer's Almanac predicting heavy snow and below normal temperatures while other readings differ. It cites a Charlton resident, George Casabonne, who bases forecasts on moon signs despite distractions from rocket shots and sputniks.
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Old Farmer’s Almanac
New York
Charlton
George Casabonne
George
Casabonne
Ohio Voters Face Two Auditor Terms In 1966 Balloting
Secretary of State Ted W. Brown announced Ohio voters will elect an auditor for a short unexpired term and a full four year term in 1966. The short term ends January 1967, the long term begins January 1967. Roger Cloud and Thomas Ferguson are listed for the full term but not the short term. Officials say the short term may be filled at the first general election for the vacant office.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ted W. Brown
Brown
Roger W. Tracy
House
Roger Cloud
James A. Rhodes
Cloud
Thomas E. Ferguson
Classified and Local Index Highlights
The page compiles news index items including classifieds, counties, obituaries, sports briefs, and TV listings. It notes sections for Malloria and Priestess columns, with page references and brief teasers for each topic.
Registrar Named In Vote Suit
Baton Rouge reports the first U.S. voting rights case under the 1965 act accuses registrar Fletcher Harvey and seven landowners of ejecting Negro sharecroppers from lifelong homes. Louisiana Attorney General Jack P. F. Gremillion says he will not defend Harvey, who comments he does not want to hear state legal talk. The suit charges Harvey, six landowners, and a farming firm with forcing Black tenant farmers from homes after voting registration.
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Louisiana
Jack P. F. Gremillion
Fletcher Harvey
Gremillion
Harvey
Teenagers arrested after spree of crime and vandalism
Wood County authorities rounded up six youths aged 15 to 17 for a wave of crimes and vandalism in Bowling Green and surrounding towns. They confessed to thefts including a school safe and $1000 in guns from a Bryan hardware store. The group admitted animal killings and property damage, with more arrests possible as the investigation continues. Ohio Inns won the contract to operate three vacation lodge complexes at Penderson Burr Oak and Hueston Woods state parks.
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Wood County Sheriff’s Deputies
Waterville
Rising Sun
Weston
Cygnet
Portage
Bryan
Columbus
Ohio Inns, Inc
Cincinnati
Penderson, Burr Oak
Hueston Woods
Four Satellites Launched Into High Orbit From Cape Kennedy
A Titan 3 rocket lifted from Cape Kennedy carrying four satellites toward an orbit about 21,000 miles above the equator. Two satellites carry experimental communications gear, one will measure solar radiation, and one will serve amateur radio operators worldwide.
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Fila
Air Force
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