Gas Rate Reductions Bring Refunds Across Ohio and Kentucky
Federal Power Commission orders will cut about 32 cents from average gas bills in Ohio and Kentucky and distribute refunds totaling roughly 88 million dollars. Columbia Gas of Ohio Cincinnati Gas & Electric and Union Light will see around 29 million in refunds. United Fuel and Seaboard in Charleston share 59.95 million and 28.05 million respectively with prior interim refunds already issued.
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Columbus
Ohio
Federal Power Commission
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Kentucky
Kenucky
Columbia Gas
Columbia Gas of
FPC
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Vir
Ginia
District of Columbia
Commission
United Fuel Gas Co
Atlanta Seaboard Corp
Charleston
W. Va
United Fuel
Seaboard
United
Kentucky Gas Transmission Corp
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Manufacturers Light and Heat Co
Pittsburgh
Columbia Gas System
Rhodes to Seek $200 Year Teacher Pay Hikes in Ohio Budget
Gov James A Rhodes said he will ask the legislature to approve $200-a-year raises for 90 000 public school teachers and certified employees, excluding bus drivers and custodians, in a two year budget starting July 1. He called the plan the largest state school support in history and outlined a $63 567 000 two year total plus $35 million for raises.
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Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Four U.S. helicopter crewmen believed killed in Viet Cong ambush
Fresh graves near Binh Gia mark the suspected deaths of four American crewmen after a Viet Cong ambush as Marines pull back wounded and plan a larger follow up. The casualties raise U.S. fatalities to about 245 in three years with 23 missing and 14 civilians believed captive. Rumors of a coup within the armed forces swirl as factions vie for control.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Binh Gia
Pentagon
Stephen E. Morgan
San Jose
Calif
Roy G. Arbill
Hayward
Franklin D. Porter
Columbiana
Ohio
Theodore A. Winowitch
Pittsburgh
Viet Nam
U.S
Yank Soldier Death Feared After Viet Nam Helicopter Crash
Sgt. Franklin D. Porter, a 23 year old Army veteran from Cameron West Virginia, is missing and feared dead after a helicopter he crewed was shot down near Binh Ghia while covering Marine grave recovery. Porter recently returned to Viet Nam for a second tour after a 30 day leave. his wife Linda Kisner and mother in law Mrs. Kenton Kisner express grief and call the event senseless. Porter's earlier service is noted along with his Bronze Star and Air Medal awards.
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Columbiana
Kenton Kisner
Franklin D. Porter
Viet Nam
Porter
Kisner
Linda
Porter Wosld
Binh Ghia
Mental Hygiene Director Reports CARE FOR MENTALLY ILL MAKES MAJOR STRIDES
Mental Hygiene Director Martin A. Janis says 1964 shows dramatic growth in outreach and public awareness. Community service units reached 8591 patients by Nov 30, including 407 in day care without leaving home. Hospitals for the mentally ill posted a new low resident population end of October under 22,000 after rising admissions. In California, helicopters airlifted food to Snowbound Salmon River hamlets for out patient care of the mentally disturbed. Janis noted national attention and discussion at an American Psychiatric Association meeting. Senator Sparkman postpones floor decision on foreign aid bill until final form is seen.
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Janis
General Assembly
American Psychiatric Association
Johnson Hones Speech He'll Deliver Monday
President Johnson spent the end of the year at the LBJ Ranch refining the State of the Union report for delivery Monday at 9 p.m. in Washington. He plans a holiday dinner observance and may return to Washington by weekend, with staff consultations ongoing to tighten the message.
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Johnson
Johnson City
Tex
LBJ
Congress
State of the Union
Washington
Senate
House
L. Reedy
Reedy
Austin
Ford 2-1 Favorite in Halleck GOP leadership race
Backers of Representative Gerald Ford claim he leads Charles Halleck by better than two to one as 140 Republicans prepare to vote on January 4. Ford reportedly has 61 solid votes with 25 for Halleck, 20 leaning Ford, five leaning Halleck, and 29 unknowns. The tally crosses regional and ideological lines.
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Washington
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
House
Ford
Halleck
GOP
Chiang Warns Commies Would Unleash Atomic War
Chiang Kai-shek warns that Chinese Communists would unleash nuclear bombs to conquer the world and urges defeat of the Red Chinese by conventional warfare before they gain nuclear power. He calls for focused efforts to win a shooting war and accuses the communists of seeking a color war against whites.
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Taipei
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
De Gaulle Sets France’s Independent Foreign Policy Tone
In his New Year message Charles de Gaulle asserted France should act independently in world affairs and reject supranational groups. He pledged cooperation with allies while pursuing an autonomous path, signaling a re election bid for a seven year term in December 1965.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
France
de Gaulle
New Year Hint for Wives to Save Husbands
An Ann Arbor cardiologist jokes that wives could improve husbands’ longevity in 1965 by two actions. Stop loading meals with fatty meats and fats. Help him quit smoking to reduce health risks.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
Paul W. Wil
Lockheed C141 Starlifter Arrives for Cold Weather Tests
America's largest transport plane the Lockheed C141 Starlifter has landed at Eielson Air Force Base Alaska for a sixty day cold weather test series in minus forty degree cold. Pope Paul VI made a sudden New Year’s Eve visit to Clemente Cardinal Micara gravely ill at the Vatican Curia in Rome.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
America
Eielson Air Force Base
Rome
Paul VI
Vatican
Clemente Cardinal
Micara
Vatican Curia
Snowbound traffic snarled hundreds near Siskiyou summit
Medford Oregon reports heavy snowfall caused a traffic jam at the Siskiyou summit on the California Oregon border. Over 1000 vehicles were reportedly stuck as jackknifed truck trailers blocked the route. Emergency crews worked to clear the grade and aid stranded motorists.
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Medford
Ore
Siskiyou
California-Oregon
Artist among 25 works bought by Minnesota art center
Athens artist is included in a group of 25 artworks purchased by a St. Paul art center, highlighting regional recognition for local talent. John Chamberlain criticizes the National Labor Relations Board for relying on inference rather than evidence in its GE ruling. The editorial discusses conflict around GOP Chairman Dean Burch, suggesting it isn’t of his making.
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Abby
Athens
St. Paul
Minn
John Chamberlain
National Labor Relations Board
General Electric
GOP
Dean Burch
Obituaries and notices from several towns listed in Greek periodicals
Community sections show notices for Athens and Point Pleasant areas with obituaries and editorials. Listings include Pomeroy Gallipolis Middleport Glouster and Nelsonville, plus television and women features. The page aggregates local notices and brief items across multiple towns.
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Chauncey
Pt. Pleasant
Editorial
Pomeroy
Gallipolis
Middleport
Glouster
Eacees
Csssesese
Nelsonville
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Forgotten Toys
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Sible
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Martin A. Janis
San Francisco
California
Salmon River
West Coast
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Nev
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Dick Kanellis
Tober
John J. Sparkman
Dala
Foreign Relations Committee
Lis III
University of Michigan
Paul
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