Naval air raids strike North Vietnam again
U S and South Vietnamese planes hit military camps in North Vietnam with 30 Skyraiders and four F100s involved. Brig. Gen. Nguyen Cao Ky reports heavy anti air fire. 70 percent of targets hit and one US plane missing reportedly after being downed by flak.
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Ohio House to Hear Sales Tax Increase Bill
Hearings begin in the Ohio House Education Committee on a bill to raise the sales tax from three to four percent to fund public education. Gov. Rhode Island opposes new taxes in 1965 67. 117 000 signatures backed the measure.
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Soviet Plotter or Pigeon Puzzles U.S. Officials
U S officials are puzzled over whether weekend Viet Nam attacks on American sites were Soviet aided or independently staged by North Vietnam. Most believe it a pressure play to coax more aid from Kosygin, timed with his Hanoi visit, with Moscow seeking to divide Hanoi from Red China.
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Red China
Hanoi
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Izvestia
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Johnson seeks to end river pollution and boost American beauty
President Johnson urges Congress to fund a broad conservation push to raise the beauty of America. He backs more parks, seashores, and open spaces, a White House conference, and pollution control in water and air, plus landscape design for cities and highways.
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Tentative Philly Dock Strike Pact Hints End to Longshore Tie Up
A late night tentative agreement in the Philadelphia dock strike signals a path to ending the East and Gulf Coast longshoremen walkout that has halted commerce valued at about six billion dollars. In East Liverpool a branch college is planned by next fall under Kent State or Ohio University. George Cukor wins Directors Guild award for My Fair Lady while Lamont Johnson earns TV directing honor for Profiles in Courage. Miami University names Phillip R. Shriver its new president, age 42, former Kent State arts and sciences dean.
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Lamont Johnson
Oscar Underwood
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Athens Beats Columbus Eastmore 52-49
Athens high school edged Columbus Eastmore 52 to 49 in a basketball game. The win boosted Athens in a local sports recap featured in the Athens Messenger.
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Columbus
Eastmore
Campaigning Ends as USW Presidency Vote Near
Pittsburgh dispatch notes final campaigning as United Steelworkers members nearing a Tuesday vote to choose a president for four years. Vying are incumbent David J. McDonald and Secretary-Treasurer I. W. Abel who has led the union for twelve years.
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United Steelworkers
Tuesay
David J. McDonald
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Violin maker kills former wife at New York museum
In the American Museum of Natural History a 72 year old violin maker shot and killed his former wife Gertrude Didchenko 43 amid dozens of visitors including her 12 year old daughter Susan. The gunman Dmytro Didchenko was subdued by guards and a retired detective. Susan and the elder Mrs Didchenko were central to custody disputes dating back to 1957. Tompkins 61 collapsed and died while speaking to reporters outside the police station.
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American Museum of Natural History
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America
Bernard State
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State Supreme Court
Paralyzed Patients Helped by Electronic Devices
A Highland View Hospital patient, paralyzed, feeds himself via a computer controlled mechanical arm. A photo electric device, forehead switches, and infrared aiming system activate the arm, with bioelectric signals aiding finger grasp. Engineers describe medical progress including pacemakers and nerve bypasses.
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Cleveland
Highland View Hospital
AMA Endorses Eldercare Plan Opposing Medicare
The AMA House of Delegates endorsed elder care as an alternative to the Johnson administration’s Medicare program. The 234-member group reaffirmed opposition to a federal administered Medicare financed by Social Security taxes. Eldercare had earlier been adopted by the AMA Board and a bill covering it was introduced in Congress.
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House of Delegates
AMA Board of Trustees
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House Debates Aid Ban on Surplus Farm Shipments
The House weighs reversing a setback on cutting off surplus farm goods to the United Arab Republic after the Senate modified the ban to let President Johnson act. The vote hinges on a Republican bid to uphold the original House language amid absenteeism and potential party realignments.
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United Arab Republic
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UAR
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Israel
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