Britain Keeps Cuba Trade Stance After Anglo American Talks
Washington reports Prime Minister Sir Alec Douglas-Home flies home after talks with President Johnson. They stress a successful get acquainted session and Britain's resolve to continue Cuba trade despite broader disagreements on trade with Communist nations. Both sides focus on Cyprus crisis during the summit.
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Great Britain
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Cuba
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Scotland
Texas
Douglas- Home
Britain
Dean Rusk
Richard A. Butler
Cyprus
Damage High In OSU Riot
Ohio State University protests lasted six hours on Wednesday night with damage and overtime costs estimated near ten thousand dollars. Students rallied over the arrest of Marjorie Cocoziello from Paterson New Jersey who faced a jaywalking fine and alleged mistreatment by police.
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Paterson
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Cyprus Rejects Peace Force Hit by Cyprus Crisis
President Makarios rejected the British American plan to land an international peace force on embattled Cyprus and will seek a UN Security Council resolution. Sporadic fighting continued between Greek and Turkish Cypriots as Ball pressed Turkish and Greek leaders for restraint.
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Tax Slash Could Start In March Conferees Edge Toward Tax Cut
Washington reports House and Senate conferees nearing agreement on a tax reduction plan. They aim to resolve about 200 Senate changes. voting could start Monday with a target of final passage by late February or March, potentially boosting take home pay before mid month.
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Nelsonville Couple Die From Monoxide In Home
A retired coal miner Pearl Lanning, 69, and his wife Etta, 61, were found dead in bed at 199 Monroe Street from monoxide poisoning. Athens County coroner Dr. Charles Patton ruled the deaths accidental due to an improperly vented gas heater, with the pair likely dead 28 hours prior.
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West Berlin Rejects East German Easter Wall Return Offer
Bonn reports the West German government and West Berlin Senate refused East Germanys proposal to reopen the Berlin Wall for Easter. East Berlin had offered one day passes for West Berliners to visit relatives, similar to Christmas and New Year allowances, in talks with East German officials.
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Middleport Man Killed in Florida Incident
Oscar L. Roush 71 of Middleport was struck and killed by a car while fishing on the Edison Bridge in Fort Myers Florida. He and his wife were vacationing there for a month. Roush retired from Coca Cola Distributing Co and was active in local veterans and civic groups.
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Fort Myers
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Wallace predicts independent electors could swing next president
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace told Ohio State University that four to five Southern states with independent electors could decide the next U.S. president if the 1960–style tight race repeats. He urged support for Alabama electors and noted Southern attitudes recur nationwide amid press bigotry concerns.
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Six Negroes Enter Notasulga High School
Notasulga Alabama reports six Negro pupils entered Notasulga High School today under a new federal court order and state troop protection. No white spectators were seen across the street contrasting with February fifth events when a crowd gathered and the pupils were turned back by Mayor James Rea. London reports plans to sell British road-building equipment to Cuba and to extend a large Soviet credit for factory purchases. OHIO Five Day Forecast notes temperatures near normal. rain or snow possible Saturday and Tuesday.
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Ala
Notasulga High School
James Rea
London
Cuba
Soviet Union
Ohlo
Stolen Lincoln Painting Brought to School on Lincoln's Birthday
Police say two 13 year olds stole an oil painting of Abraham Lincoln and took it to school on Lincoln's Birthday hoping for good grades. Teachers questioned them and learned the painting valued at $30,000. One boy went to a juvenile home the other to his parents, but neither earned a good grade.
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Bakersfield
Calif
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Beatles records fade from British top ten chart
In London the Beatles have no records in the British top ten for the first time in 11 months. Their hit I Want to Hold Your Hand stalls at 14th, narrowly above the group’s earliest single. A separate item notes Michigan debating a bill to authorize public whipping of juvenile delinquents and Ohio lawmakers urging a survey of the Hocking River.
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Lansing
Mich
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Michigan
Man Survives Long Plunge After Car Plunges Off Cliff
Floyd A. Edens, 53, lay undiscovered for three days after his car plunged about 1000 feet down a near vertical cliff. He remained unconscious in a hospital as a rescue party found him Thursday morning at the cliff base in the Sierra Nevada foothills near Auburn California.
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Calif
Floyd A. Edens
Sierra Nevada
Grandchild No 11 for Gov Rockefeller
New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller has a new grandchild, his 11th, named Michael Sorum Rockefeller. He was born January 27 to Rodman Clark Rockefeller and his wife, who already have three other children.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Michael Sorum Rockefeller
Rodman Clark Rockefellers
Government Ends Its Case Against Hoffa
In Chattanooga Tennessee the government wraps up its case against James R Hoffa on the final day of the fourth week of his jury tampering trial Special prosecutor John J Hooker tests the case after calling Albert J Gasdor court reporter as the final witness Gasdor covered Hoffa s 1962 conspiracy trial in Nashville and verified a judge s statement about a juror excused for reporting a $10000 bribe offer The Nashville judge declined to testify for the government at this trial
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CSU Sigma Alpha Epsilon Declares We Hate Women Week
Fort Collins Colorado reports that members of Sigma Alpha Epsilon at Colorado State University avoid communication with women students as part of a tightly enforced Valentine timing stunt.
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Colorado State University
Ohio Revenue Up In First Seven Months Of Fiscal Year
State revenue for the first seven months rose by 30,206,563 while expenditures declined by 992,543. Total general revenue reached 473,862,174 with expenditures at 440,933,722, excluding unpaid claims not yet presented for payment, according to State Auditor Roger W. Tracy.
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Roger W. Tracy
Tracy
Kidnaping Real Says Sinatra
Defense lawyers challenge the Frank Sinatra Jr kidnapping tale as a publicity hoax. Frank Sinatra Jr testifies he was abducted from Lake Tahoe on December 8 and held 54 hours with a gun in his ribs until a $240 000 ransom was paid by his father. The cross examination will probe his cooperation with alleged abductors to elude a police roadblock.
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Brown Indicates Go Ahead To Taft For May Primary
Columbus secretary of state Ted W. Brown said U S Rep Robert Taft Jr will appear on the May 5 Republican Senate primary ballot after review of petitions. Brown plans to certify Taft while investigating changes in affidavit declarations before and after circulation. He noted several circulators will be questioned and Taft reported receiving related mail responses. Brown also delayed certifying Lt Col John H Glenn Jr for the Democratic nomination amid Hatch Act concerns.
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Ted W. Brown
U. S
Robert Taft Jr
U.S
Taft
Brown
Mansfield
New York Firm to Study Ohio Education Plan
The Ohio Board of Regents allocates 195000 to hire the Academy for Educational Development of New York to draft a master plan for higher education. The study will map the structure and quality of curricula, faculty, finances, and staffing to guide budget requests and policy.
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Ohio
Ohio Board of Regents
Academy For Educational Development
New York
Board of Regents
Regents
Harold W. Oyster
Baker Investigator Says Records Were Classified
L. P. McLendon special counsel in the Bobby Baker inquiry said executive agencies refused background records on witness Don B. Reynolds, claiming they were classified. He noted the inquiry by the Senate Rules Committee connected Reynolds’ testimony to President Johnson. McLendon said the Defense and Justice departments confirmed the classification.
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L. P. McLendon
Senate
Bobby Baker
Don B. Reynolds
Johnson
Senate Rules Committee
McLendon
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Justice Departments
Reynolds
Nixon Draft Talk Grows If Convention Stalls
Republican leader hints Nixon could enter the race by May if the convention deadlocks. Miller in Rome says Nixon could be drafted, though Miller doubts a deadlock will occur. Meanwhile Goldwater campaigns in Reno and Rockefeller presses New Hampshire voters as Smith praises Johnson’s broad aims.
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Richard M. Nixon
William E. Miller
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Dick Nixon
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Nev
Barry Goldwater
Nelson Rockefeller
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
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Maine
Fire In Right Place In Hamden Parking Lot
Walter Thomas a Hamden dispatcher had his car burn in a parking lot while he was at work in a nearby building about 100 feet away. No injuries reported and cause under investigation.
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Walter Thomas
Thomas
Hamden
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