Johnson Holds Back as Viet Nam Talks Loom
President Johnson watches international efforts for a Viet Nam settlement but withholds detailed policy. He wants flexibility and fears premature talks could undermine potential political solutions while consulting Britain France and Vatican on a peaceful settlement.
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Lost Larry Problems Piling Up
Akron attorney Raymond McGowan doubts insurance firms can recover funds paid to Mrs. Mary Lou Bader after her husband Lawrence was declared dead. Lawrence resurfaced as John F. Fritz Johnson in Omaha, claiming a life as a television figure. Nancy Johnson plans annulment. McGowan notes bond time limits and residency issues complicate any divorce or claim.
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Money draws volunteers for space age liquid diet study at Wright-Patterson
The Medical Research Laboratory at Wright Patterson Air Force Base recruits volunteers, mostly college students, for a space tank liquid diet trial. Participants receive $1000 before taxes, dropping to $845.23 cash, with no dropouts across seven tests. Ohio State students say the money persuaded them to join, despite six weeks of isolation and a liquid diet.
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Stan Laurel Dies at 74 in Santa Monica
Film comic Stan Laurel, partner of Oliver Hardy in the famed duo, died of a heart attack at 74 in Santa Monica. A stroke in 1955 and diabetes in later years preceded the fatal seizure Tuesday. his fourth wife Ida was at his side. Laurel and Hardy appeared in about 300 films, mostly short reels.
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Teens Are Accused Of Car Immaturity
In Columbus Ohio lawmakers hear five bills to raise teen driving age or expand driver education restrictions. Rep William Games says proposals will go to a subcommittee for consolidation into one or two measures. Rep David Albritton links teen driving to social ills like early marriage and delinquency.
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Ulbricht Arrives in Egypt for Week-Long Visit
East German President Walter Ulbricht arrived in Alexandria aboard the Voelkerfreundschaft for a week long visit. He was greeted by Vice President Hassan Ibrahim as warships sounded and Soviet fighters flew overhead signaling heightened tensions with West Germany and the Arab world.
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France backs international talks to settle Vietnam conflict
Paris reports France will cooperate with the Soviet Union to press for an international conference to negotiate Vietnam peace. President de Gaulle told Soviet ambassador Sergei Vinogradov that France favors the goal and will outline its position in a forthcoming diplomatic note.
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Viet Nam
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Ohio House hearings focus on sales tax boost for schools
The Ohio House Education Committee revisits the proposed three to four percent sales tax increase to raise 116 million dollars annually for schools. Initial hearings drew overflow crowds and spotlight parochial and private school transportation funding. The session also advanced an appropriations bill of 714 million to cover a school deficiency, while another measure allows depositions from local doctors in county court cases.
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Ohio House Education Committee
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Rgeauga
Edu
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Senate
Police Brace For Assassination Threat At Chicago Muslim Convention
Chicago police intensified security after telephoned threats against Elijah Muhammad and his convention in Chicago. A caller named John Henderson warned 100 men would come from New York to kill Muhammad and claimed a bomb was planted in the Coliseum with a Friday or Saturday detonation. The threats followed a mosque explosion injuring five firemen and a spectator in Harlem and linked to avengers of Malcolm X.
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John Henderson
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Seven Girls Compete for Miss Springtime Title
Seven young women enter the annual Miss Springtime contest in Athens as part of the city pageantry. The event draws local spectators and features the standout contestants from area schools.
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Mason County
Athens
Albany
Athens National Bank names Grover president and expands
Tad Grover 38 a Athens native and Ohio University graduate is elected president of the Athens National Bank replacing Charles W Kirkwood who has served as president for two and a half years The bank promotes Charles C Mullins to vice president and James A Balding to cashier A new branch on Richland Ave opens March 15 Kirkwood cites a difference of opinion with the board over his role and resigns to pursue community growth plans
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Athens
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