Taylor cites broad support for Viet Nam policy from Senate and South Vietnamese
General Maxwell Taylor says most Senate members and a majority of South Vietnamese back U S policy in Viet Nam. He criticizes public calls to change the August 1964 resolution and notes hearings did not shift Senate opinion. He claims private citizens support the effort and emphasizes limited yet flexible U S action. He discusses desertions, chemical use, UN role, and potential escalation with China. Taylor attended Ohio University events and received honorary U S Army membership in Athens.
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Ann Myers
United States
Viet Nam
Senate
Maxwell Taylor
Taylor
Foreign Relations Committee
U. S
Appalachia
Association of the United States Army
J. B. Kimball
Athens
Bloomington
Ind
Reds
Taylor warns must stop Communist drive in South Viet Nam
U S. official Taylor says victory in South Viet Nam is crucial to deter further Communist aggression and protect independence. He notes heavy American buildup, expanded ground forces, and air power use to pressure Hanoi while cautioning about escalation risks and long war duration.
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South Viet Nam
Taylor
Soviet Union
Red China
Southeast Asia
Hanoi
Viet Nam
China
America
United States
Light Snow Melts as Athens Sees Warm Morning
Temperatures stayed near freezing in Athens on Friday morning as a half inch of snow from overnight melted. U. S. Observer C. L. Colmer logged 34 degrees at 11:30 a.m., up two degrees from the early low. Thursday reached 38 degrees with total precipitation at .19 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
U. S
C. L. Colmer
Athens Pistol Club Plans Tuesday Meeting and NRA Review
Athens Pistol Club will meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday with member names sent to the NRA for final approval. Members are Athens County residents 19 and up and focus on fellowship safety and improved marksmanship. The club uses the Ohio University stadium range for .22 caliber practice and may add outdoor ranges for larger bore weapons this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Pistol Club
NRA
Athens County
Ohio University
Don Brown
Norman Allen
Robert Allen
Ted Dean
Bicyclist Hurt After Night Crash at Court and Union
Police investigated an auto bicycle collision at 8 p.m. on S Court and Union. James Tong, 40, riding on the left side, was struck by James S. McMurray, 21, who could not avoid the impact. Tong suffered head and face abrasions, a possible concussion, and a knee cut. he was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital by the fire department.
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S. Court
Union Sts
James Tong
Hocking St
James S. McMurray
E. State St
McMurray
Tong
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Fire Department
Ohio University appoints Dr Jack Morrison dean of Fine Arts
President Vernon Alder announces Dr Jack Morrison as the new dean of the College of Fine Arts and theater professor succeeding retired Dean E C Seigfred. Morrison comes from the US Office of Education and UCLA. he plans western Europe and Latin American study to integrate new plays into university theater.
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Jack Sherman Morrison
Ohio University College of Fine Arts
Vernon R. Alden
Dr. Morrison
E. C. Seigred
U S. Office of Education
Washington, D. C
University of California At
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
Cal
Morrison
UCLA
University of Southern California
Hollywood
London
Paris
Stockholm
Berlin
Vienna
Milan
Europe
Mexico City
Cali
Colombia
Santiago
Chile
Buenos Aires
University
Jeanne Cagney
Hunter College
Camus
Morrison’s
Athens
Dean Seigfred
College of Fine Arts
Ohio University
County Board Approves Local Bonds for May and March Ballots
The county election board met Thursday and approved a March 22 special election for the Federal Hocking local school bond issue. It also authorized a May ballot for the tri county vocational high school bond issue and levy and the Nelsonville recreation levy, with an organization meeting to be held within five days.
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County Election Board
Hocking
Nelsonville
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes Summary
Shelter nursing notes list patients Chase Tong in Athens Rebecca Fulks in New Marshfield Route 1 and Estella Cole in Athens with dismissals for David Sinclair and son in Shade Route 1 and Richard McKinstry in Athens. Additional names include Mrs. James Roy Flora Sams Nettie Stalnaker Monroe Young The Plains Mrs. Robert Webb Guysville Route 1 Mrs. Jesse Maxwell Glouster Route 3 and Mrs. Benjamin Carsey and daughter Guysville Route 1.
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James Tong
Athens
James Roy
Millfield
Flora Sams
Nettie Stalnaker
Rebecca Fulks
New Marshfield
Monroe Young
the Plains
Robert Webb
Guysville
Jesse Maxwell
Glouster
David Sinclair
Shade
Richard McKinstry
Estella Cole
Benjamin Carsey
Guysvilles
Jury Trial Opens in DWI Case for Sherwood
A jury trial began Friday in Municipal Court for Clarence W. Sherwood Route 56 charged with driving while intoxicated.
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Clarence W. Sherwood
Pro Con Signs Mark Taylor Demonstration At Grover Center
A split demonstration gathered outside Grover Center before General Maxwell D. Taylor's Kennedy Lecture. Pro U S policy supporters outnumbered anti war groups as both sides paraded on the lawn amid light rain and minor tension.
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Taylor
Grover Center
Kennedy
Maxwell D. Taylor
Viet Nam
U. S
Court and
Union
Five Hurt In Carthage Gap Head-On Collision
Five people injured in a head on crash on snow covered Route 50 west of Route 7 at Carthage Gap. Injuries include cuts to foreheads and a skull fracture. one patient transferred to Children's Hospital in Columbus. Route 50 traffic halted about an hour. investigation ongoing. Badgley, Barnett, and Newland are East ern Local School basketball players.
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Carthage Gap
State Highway Patrol
Marvin Walter Crippen
Stewart
Carol Irene Kellerman
Coolville
Theorehead
Dennis Eugene Newland
Reedsville
Stephen Charles Badgley
Roger Forrest Barnett
Tuppers Plains
Parkersburg
Barnett
Children’s Hospital
Columbus
Crippen
Newland
Badgley
Eastern
Meigs County
Architect Is Going Turat Lo Turkey
Richard G. Millman associate professor of architecture will spend 1966 67 in Ankara Turkey lecturing on architectural design. He received a Fulbright Hays grant and will lecture at Middle East Technical University. He earned BA and MA from the University of Michigan and worked in Detroit Ann Arbor area. He is a registered architect in Michigan and Ohio. Mr and Mrs Millman have two children John 14 and Ruth 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard G. Millman
Ankara
Turkey
U.S
Middle East Technical University
U.N
University of Michigan
Millman
Detroit
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Ohio
John
Ruth
Athens youth cited for improper brakes after three car crash
City police cited Richard F. Efaw, 18, of Athens Route 1 for improper brakes after a three car accident at 10 a.m. Thursday at the intersection of West State and North Congress Streets.
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Richard F. Efaw
Athens
W. State and
N. Congress Sts
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
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Viser
Johnson
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Cadillac CO
Athens, Ohio
E. Washington St
City Hall
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Pistol Club
Bill Rescoe
West Fairgrounds
New Fine Arts College
The
Fine Arts
Board Oak
By Tom Metters
Architect
Turat Lo
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Wade Tom
Richland Ave
Wade
Wen Wade
Richland
Dolan's
Fairview
Willie's Mobil Drive
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Sam Brown
W. Union
Strawn
N. Court
Donald K. Barstow
Insurance Agency
Mill St
Don Barstow
W. Columbus ST
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General Electric
Ge’s
Silvertouch
USA
Senersi Electric Company
Echson Genersi
U5. A
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