Family Mourns Ninth Infant Death in Philadelphia
Arthur T. Noe and wife face funeral of their 14 month old daughter Catherine Ellen, their ninth infant death since 1949. Autopsy unclear, tests planned. Catherine had bouts of acute anemia. other children died from heart disease, bronchial pneumonia, or unknown causes. Mrs Noe recalls a healthy appearance and hopes for adoption though limits loom.
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Philadelphia
Arthur T. Noe
Noe
Marie
Catherine Ellen
Catherine
Noé
King Adams and Gandhi in World News Briefs
Elijah Muhammad criticizes Dr King saying he does not grasp Black Americans issues in Chicago. Indira Gandhi plans a March 27 trip to the United States for talks with President Johnson following Shastri's death. Soviet space probes near Venus are approaching the planet with one possibly passing by in coming days.
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New Delhi
Indira Gandhi
United States
Swaran Singh
Johnson
Gandhi
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Shastri
Washington
Moscow
Venus
Water sewer needs noted for The Plains
Engineering report in The Messenger highlights required water and sewer facilities at The Plains. Page 2 mentions 7500 attend the final day of an open house and dedication at the new Hocking County hospital. Page 3 covers hardships and tears of Viet Nam in a letter to the editor. Page 4 notes an all star team for Seoul chosen by sports writers and sportscasters.
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New Hocking County Hospital
Viet Nam
Seoul
Seven Die In Weekend Ohio Fires Across State
Seven people died in fires across Ohio over the weekend. An Akron apartment fire killed a mother and four children. Lima Central Junior High School suffered heavy damage with 1500 students evacuated. A Carrollton business blaze injured several firefighters. A distant lumber yard blast near Portsmouth may be arson. Additional deaths occurred near Mount Crab and Strasburg.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Akron
Lima Central Junior High School
Roberts
Lima
Central Junior High
Lima High School
Walter Hudaker
Astronauts Elliott Lee Jr and Charles Bassett Die in Plane Crash
Houston NASA officials confirmed the deaths of Gemini 9 crew members Elliott M. Lee Jr and Charles A. Bassett II in a St. Louis trainer jet crash. Lee, 38, veteran Navy pilot and civilian astronaut, leaves a wife Marilyn and three children. Bassett, 34, Air Force captain, widowed, survived by Jan M. Martin and two children.
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McDonnell Aircraft Corp
Lee
Dallas
Tex
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Bassett
Air Force
Dayton
Ohio
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
Marilyn J. Denahy
Georgetown
Sally
Carolyn
David
Jan M. Martin
Hesperia
Calif
Karen
Peter
Senate Viet Nam aid bills head for Senate showdown
Senate debate on two Viet Nam bills intensifies as administration forces push an emergency 414 million foreign aid measure and a 4.8 billion military authorization toward floor action. Morse plans to offer an amendment to rescind the Gulf of Tonkin resolution. Russell vows a counter proposal. Kennedy and Humphrey clash over Viet Cong roles and peace terms. China calls Kennedy proposal a trial balloon. Republican groups assail both leaders as potential front runners. The 414 million aid bill may face a committee debate before a vote.
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Gulf of Tonkin
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Southeast Asia
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Dore
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Armed Services Committee
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Robert H. Kennedy
Kennedy
New York
South Viet Nam
United States
Viet Nam
Humphrey
Americans For Democratic Action
Republican
Democratic Party
CBS
Face the Nation
Bill D. Moyers
U. S
Council of Republican Organizations
Panamanian Freighter Shelled on Saigon River
The Panamanian freighter Lorinda came under heavy fire while cruising the Saigon River 20 miles south of Saigon. She ran aground after injuries to the master helmsman and crewman, then freed herself and reached port with seven shell holes in the hull. The attack coincided with a Viet Cong assault on Vo Xu refugee settlement, which was repelled by 470 South Vietnamese troops and militia with air strikes and artillery support.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Vo Xu
Binh Tuy
U. S. 173Rd Airborne Brigade
Hong Kong
Hearing Set In High Court For Dr. Sam
Dr Samuel Sheppard asks the Supreme Court to overturn his 1954 murder conviction claiming newspaper publicity denied him a fair trial. He seeks a new trial and contends the old evidence was insufficient. the Ohio case had life sentence, later reduced to parole on habeas corpus. The U S Circuit Court in Cincinnati allowed continued bail while he appeals.
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Samuel Sheppard
Supreme Court Today
Cleveland
Ohio
U. S. Circuit Court
Cincinnati
Sheppard
AFL-CIO Opposes Johnson Antistrike Proposal
AFL-CIO Executive Council debates President Johnson's antistrike plan amid fears it could curb labor power and affect wage policy. The leaders criticize White House guidance on wage growth and inflation while ministers discuss potential drafts for Congress.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Afl—Cio Executive Council
White House
Johnson
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Congress
Afl-—-Cio
Labor Department
Afl—Cio
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Meany
Arguments In Mossler Trial Begin Tuesday
In Miami Florida the first degree murder trial of Candace Mossler and her nephew Melvin Lane Powers enters its seventh week as the state rests and the defense presents no rebuttal witnesses. Final arguments are slated for Tuesday with a jury likely soon after. The case stems from the June 30 1964 killing of Jacques Mossler.
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Miami
Fla
Candace Mossler
Melvin Lane Powers
Jacques Mossler
Aunt
Newphew
Porters Rehire Status in doubt after school board letter
Three county school board members sent Porter a registered letter on Feb 23 stating his contract due to expire in August would not be renewed. Porter says the letter has no validity and notes his contract extends to July 31 1967 unless action is taken. He threatens a civil suit in Athens County Common Pleas Court if the board pursues the matter.
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T. C. Porter
Common Pleas
Porter
Lewis L. Moore
Lawrence Colbert
William Brown
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Carbondale
Battle Of Sexes Ends at General Electric Warehouse
General Electric Co. workers at a New Concord warehouse returned to work after a female employee who triggered the walkout and six others quit. About 130 men and 20 women resumed duties as strikers voted in Zanesville. The union says the move was employee driven and a complaint to the EEOC remains pending. The issue concerns sex-based job assignments under the Civil Rights Act.
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NEW Concord —P
General Electric Co
Zanesville
Pryor
Equal Employment Opportunities Commission
Commission
ESSA 2 Weather Satellite Launch Ushers Global Network
ESSA 2, following ESSA 1, launched from Cape Kennedy on a Douglas Delta rocket to 850 miles orbit. The environmental survey satellite will provide global daily coverage and instant cloud and storm photos to forecasters in 22 nations. Ground stations will activate cameras Wednesday. each camera will transmit a picture every six minutes.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Weather Observatory
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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