Not Negotiating Viet War says White House
The White House says no Viet Nam settlement negotiations are underway and no one is authorized to negotiate for the United States. President Johnson and U Thant have considered proposals, while Chou En-lai demands immediate U.S. withdrawal as a condition. In Saigon, Lt. Gen. Nguyen Khanh is sent to the U.S. with full honors after relinquishing power.
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Washington
White House
United States
George E. Reedy
U Thant
New York
France
Soviet Union
Reedy
Johnson
Viet Nam
Chou En-lai
U.S
Peking
Viet
Vietnam military leadership reshuffle sparks ongoing power struggle
The White House praised Maj. Gen. Tran Van Minh as temporary acting commander at the Saigon headquarters while Khanh’s fate remains unsettled. Brig. Gen. Nguyen Cao Ky said the Armed Forces Council would meet to pick a new chairman and decide next steps. Khanh is named ambassador at large with a UN mission to present evidence of North Viet Nam’s aid to the Viet Cong.
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Tran van Little Minh
General Staff
Saigon
Minh
Khanh
Nguyen Cao Ky
Armed Forces Council
OSU Dean Warns Big Universities Downgrade Teaching
Ohio State University academic vice president Dr. John C. Weaver told a faculty meeting that large, impersonal multiuniversity systems push teaching aside as faculty chase research grants. He cited UC sit in and urged focus on individual students and minds while presenting five faculty members with Alumni Awards for Distinguished Teaching.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
John C. Weaver
OSU
Weaver
University of California
Winter Storm Deluges Eastern U.S. With Heavy Snow and Cold
A severe winter storm blankets at least 21 states from New Mexico to Michigan and Mississippi. Snow reaches parts of Illinois and the Chicago area as winds disrupt travel and schools close. Two dead near Ardmore Alabama after a car contact with power lines. Mobile sees 31 degree morning after 73 degree day.
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Associated Press
Southland
New Mexico
Colorado
Michigan
Ward
Mississippi
Illinois
Springfield
Chicago
Mobile
Ala
Ardmore
Tennessee Line
Champions crowned at Houston Livestock Show 1965
A 21 100 pound bull co owned by Missouri and Ohio ranches named LCR Sir Sam 24 was judged grand champion Charolais bull at the Houston Livestock Show. Patricia Neal remains unconscious nine days after strokes and brain surgery at UCLA Medical Center. A boycott call by Selma leaders aims to energize the civil rights voting drive. Cardinal Meyer undergoes brain surgery in Chicago. Cardinal Cushings shows slight improvement after abdominal surgery. A mother and four of her five children die in an Ellicott City rowhouse fire.
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Houston
Tex
Missouri and
Ohio Ranches
Hollywood
Patricia Neal
Ucla Medical Center
Selma
Ala
Ellicott City
Howard County
Government May Order New Voting For Presidency Of Steel Workers
In Miami Beach labor sources say the government may order a new election in the United Steel Workers Union race between David J. McDonald and I. W. Abel. A final margin within a few thousand votes could trigger a Landrum Griffin Act renewal. Officials seek resolution before a possible industry strike crisis.
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Miami Beach
Fla
United Steel Workers Union
Labor Department
David J. McDonald
I. W. Abel
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Landrum - Griffin
Steelworkers
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Idaho extremist group member ousted over race fraud
In Nampa Idaho Paul Bellesen a 33 year old janitor service owner and Black man briefly became Idaho’s top official for the National Knights racist group after misrepresenting himself as Anglo Saxon Protestant. Imperial Wizard James Venable revoked his membership weeks after learning his race and affiliation.
Malcolm X Case Nears Break in New York
New York police say they know who killed Malcolm X and expect a breakthrough soon perhaps today. Talmadge Hayer, 22, is charged with homicide as one suspect remains in custody while Chicago security and Harlem threats swirl around the slain leader’s aftermath.
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New York
Malcolm X
Harlem
Manhattan
Talmadge Hayer
Patterson
N.J
Chicago
Elijah Muhammad
Muhammad
Joseph L. Coyle
U S Lost in Battle Envoy Says
Soviet envoy Fedorenko claimed the United States failed to strip the Soviet Union and 12 delinquent nations of General Assembly voting rights. He noted the penalty issue died after the US backed a roll call at the 19th session.
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United Nations
N. Y
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
United States
Soviet Union
General Assembly
Fedorenko
Associated Press
Hal Boyle links adult anxieties to modern child dilemma
In The Messenger editorial on page 6 Hal Boyle argues that adult anxieties drive the modern child's dilemma. The piece frames parental and societal stress as contributing factors to child behavior and mental health concerns.
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Hal Boyle
Echeauig
Gallipolis
Ohio Mental Hygiene and Correction Dept
West Virginia Opposes Midriver Boundary Change
The West Virginia House of Delegates voted to inform Congress that the state will strongly resist any effort by Ohio to move the boundary to the middle of the Ohio River. The current boundary is the low water mark on the Ohio side, and Ohio lawmakers recently urged midstream boundary fixed by Congress.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia House of Delegates
Congress
Ohio
Ohio River
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio House
Rhodes Faces Senate Backlash Over Four Appointments
In Ohio, Democrats block four Republican nominees by 16-15 roll call in the Senate. Ralph Shipley James Gould Carl Mintz Frank Manak are rejected. two posts likely to be filled soon. Myron Sturgeon confirmed to the Recreation and Resources Commission for a term ending Feb 1 1970.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
GOP
James A. Rhodes
Frank W. King
Rhodes
Ralph T. Shipley
Canton
Board of Regents
James R. Gould
Dayton
Board of Tax Appeals
Carl A. Mintz
Shaker Heights
Cleveland
Workmen's Compensation Regional Board of Review
Cleveland District Board of Review
King
Ross Pepple
R-Allen
William Deddens
R-Hamilton
Charles L. Pancake
Athens
Theodore M. Gray
Miami
Deddens
Fred L. Hoffman
Brown
Myron T. Sturgeon
Recreation and Resources Commission
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