Viet Nam braces for red raids and raids in Laos
Viet Namese defenses tighten along the North Viet Nam border as a Hawk missile battery is deployed at Da Nang. U S fighter bombers raid Laos after strikes on North Viet Nam while heavy fighting continues in the south and U S dependents begin evacuation from Saigon. Protesters attack the U S Embassy in Moscow with rocks and ink as air raids escalate.
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South Viet Nam
da Nang
Viet Nam
Laos
U. S. Air Force
North Viet Nam
U. S
Phuoc Tuy Providence
Binh Gia
Pleiku
White House
Moscow
U.S
Johnson Hardening U S Policy in Viet Nam Strikes
Washington reports indicate President Johnson is tightening U S military policy in Viet Nam with a greater readiness to strike back at Communist bases in North Viet Nam and Red China. Presidency relies on constitutional powers, with Congress granting authorizations in past cases.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Johnson
U.S
Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Red China
Soviet Union
John F. Kennedy
Cuba
United States
South Viet Nam
Pleiku
Communist China vows retaliation in North Viet Nam air strikes
Tokyo reports the Peking Peoples Daily editorial warning of retaliation for US and South Vietnamese air strikes against North Vietnam. Washington awaits new Viet Nam coverage as Johnson convenes leaders for talks. Pittsburgh notes steel workers vote for a president with national economic stakes.
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Tokyo
China
Hanoi
North Viet Nam
Peking Peoples
Pittsburgh
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers Union
I. W. Abel
Classified Ad Offer for 6 Days at $3.36
An ad promotes a 16 word classified placement available for six days at three dollars and thirty six cents. It promises a lower price if results occur before the six day period ends. LY 93-1242.
Rate explanation targets lenders in Ohio bill
The 106th General Assembly considers a measure by Sen. Charles J. Carney and Sen. Robert C. Blackburn to require lenders to reveal clear statements of interest rates and total costs to borrowers. The proposal aims to curb hidden charges and help customers understand down payments and installment costs.
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Columbus
106Th
General Assembly
Charles J. Carney
D-Mahoning
Robert C. Blackburn
D-Montgomery
Carney
84 Killed In Eastern Air Lines DC7B Crash
The DC7B jet from Kennedy International Airport disappeared into the Atlantic shortly after takeoff at 6 20 p m without distress calls. 84 aboard likely perished with flames seen from nearby aircraft as searchers recovered burned debris and clothing. Among the dead were two opera singers, a funeral-bound woman, Southern businessmen, a former beauty queen and several soldiers.
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New York
Eastern Air Lines
Atlantic Ocean
Kennedy International Airport
William Lamb
Civil Aeronautics Board
Air Canada
Pan American
South Carolina
Virginia College
House Backs Off Nasser Aid Fight in Food Deal
Congress abandons push to ban about 37 million in UAR food shipments as part of a June 30 ending agreement. Senate vote leaves Johnson discretion on sales while House defeats a bid to force a ban via a supplemental farm bill. Two extra amendments bar closing veterans facilities and halt economy closures of agricultural research stations.
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Washington
House
United Arab Republic
Senate
Johnson
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United States
Nasser
Robert H. Michel
Controversy Over Slippery Rock College President Pick
In Harrisburg on Monday the Senate debated the selection of Slippery Rock State College’s new president. Senator Oesterling urged Gov. Scranton to appoint acting president Dr. John Edwards, bypassed by a nominating committee. instead Dr. Robert S. Carter of Denison University was recommended to present to the Senate.
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Harrisburg
Slippery Rock State College
Senate
Donald O. Oesterling
Butler
Gov. Scranton
John Edwards
Edwards
Robert S. Carter
Denison University of
Granville
Ohio
Scranton
Memorials and Plans Highlight Athens Area Page Notes
Protests reject vocational proposal in Athens city schools. Nelsonville seeks aid under the Economic Opportunity Act. Mason schoolmen pick an architect for Point Pleasant Junior High. Route 7 bypass in Meigs County will relocate 44 families. President Johnson seeks 1.77 million for grave site improvements near Kennedy. Philip R. Rodgers, 49, NLRB former chairman, deaths ruled self-inflicted.
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Athens City
Nelsonville
Institute For Regional Development
MASON
Point Pleasant
Meigs County
State Rejects Vocational School Aid
The State Board of Education denied Athens city and approved Morgan County for vocational aid. It also authorized a tri county vocational high school district for parts of Athens Hocking and Perry Counties as part of a $4.3 million federal construction funding plan.
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State Board of Education
Morgan County
Athens City
Athens
Hocking
Perry Counties
Telephone Expansion Progresses
General Telephone plans a 7 million capital Additions and replacements in Athens Ohio area. The Athens building addition is complete and central office equipment is being installed. In 1965 2.5 million in plant additions with a 286700 building addition at 16 W. Washington St. The university system will gain direct dialing and call transfer with 3600 new lines by December 1965 and a 16 line microwave link by September 1 1965.
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General Telephone
Robert M. Wopat
General Telephone Co
Ohio
Athens
Washington St
Ohio University
Institution of Athens-Logan
Wing Mlea Eee
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