Air India Jetliner Crashes Into Mont Blanc Killing 117
An Air India Boeing 707 with 117 aboard crashed into snow on Mont Blanc near Chamonix as it neared Geneva. The crash, second on Mont Blanc, left no survivors. 106 passengers and crew were onboard with victims including Dr. Homi J. Bhabha.
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Paris
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Fighting In Viet Nam Resumes After Truce
U S and South Vietnamese forces resume major search and destroy operations after a lunar New Year truce ends. Air strikes 35 miles southwest of Saigon kill an estimated 190 Viet Cong, destroy 30 buildings, damage 35, with no American losses. Marines open fire as cease-fire lapses and a Hanoi broadcast threatens U S prisoners.
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Thomas A. Reedy
Saigon
South Viet Nam
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Viet Nam
U.S
Mekong Delta
Hanoi
United States
Physician On Trial For Poisoning Wife Again In Tacoma
In Tacoma Washington Dr Robert E Boehme 45 faces a second trial for allegedly poisoning his present wife Mary 33 who was released from hospital July 16 after an accident The doctor previously acquitted in 1962 of harming his former wife Dorothy by a lethal injection during a blood test She later died three months after the trial and the new assault charge followed two months after the hospitalization frame up denial by the wife John McCutcheon Pierce County Prosecutor led the case
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Dorothy
Dorothy Boehme
Port Orchard
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Here
Boehme
Pierce County
John McCutcheon
Democratic Party Primary Battle For Ohio Governor Nomination
In Columbus Ohio Frazier Reams Jr from Toledo and Harry McKlwain from Cincinnati vie for the Democratic nomination to challenge Governor James A Rhodes in the May 3 primary. The party endorsed Reams for governor and Coleman for lieutenant governor after a Feb 2 filing deadline, despite McIlwain seeking the top post.
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James A. Rhodes
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McIlwain
Rhodes
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Urday
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Coleman
Johnson proposes record 112.8 billion budget for 1967
President Johnson sent to Congress a 112.8 billion federal budget the largest in history. He warned that Viet Nam war escalation could require additional funding and tax measures to curb inflation while aiming to balance the deficit within 1.8 billion.
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Johnson
Congress
Hoffa in Georgetown Hospital = status update
Teamsters President James R. Hoffa is reported doing fine at Georgetown University Hospital. His doctor would not reveal the illness or treatment specifics. a hospital spokesman says Hoffa, 52, is not seriously ill.
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Washington
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Georgetown University Hospital
Police seize 28 pounds of marijuana on East Side
Columbus police arrested three suspects including 24 year old Gloria Owens after finding a large marijuana cache in a footlocker at her home on the East Side. The narcotics violations charge tops a major seizure for the city.
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Columbus
Columbus’ East Side
Gloria Owens
Athens Route 682 extension approved by State Highway
State Highway Department approves the Athens Route 682 extension. The page notes editorial and sports items including a convention attendance by a nationally known hair stylist and bowling as exercise for Athens women, with a sports update on Ohio's Bobcats rising from the MAC cellar with a win over Western Michigan.
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Point Pleasant
Ohio
Bobcats
Western Michigan
14th Repeal Amendment Sought Again In Senate
Senate plans to move to repeal Taft Hartley Act section 14B with union shop bans. Republicans prepare filibusters while Mansfield pushes debate and others warn against success. Javits says repeal will be pursued with separate amendments to labor law.
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Mike Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
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Russell B. Long
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New York
Holdovers In Cabinet Of New Indian Leader
Indira Gandhi became India's third prime minister with a cabinet largely from Nehru and Shastri regimes. She affirmed the oaths before President Radhakrishnan. The move signals continuity on nonalignment and socialism as Pakistan and Ayub Khan cause tensions. A urn bearing Shastri’s ashes traveled to Allahabad for immersion.
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India
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Jawaharlal Nehru
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan
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Shastri
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Ganges and
Jumna
Five Day Forecast Sees Snow and Cooler Temperatures
The five day outlook shows temperatures 5 degrees below normal starting Tuesday. Cleveland highs near 34 and lows around 20. Columbus 37/22. Cincinnati 42/26. Warmer Tuesday, colder Wednesday, small changes later. Snow expected Tuesday night into Wednesday, again Friday, with flurries Saturday.
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Cincinnati
Income Tax Holds Half Of National Budget Share
A government breakdown shows individual income taxes supply 50 percent of revenue, corporate taxes 30 percent, excise taxes 8 percent, borrowing 2 percent and other sources 10 percent. Defense and international affairs cost 48 cents per dollar, war in Viet Nam adds 9 cents, education and health 12 cents, interest 11 cents, veterans benefits 5 cents and other spending 15 cents.
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Washington
Viet Nam
Budget Highlights from President Johnson Budget Message
President Johnson's budget emphasizes Viet Nam costs and domestic progress toward a Great Society. Defense needs for Southeast Asia total 4.6 billion in 1966 and 10.3 billion in 1967, with continued war on poverty and expanded education funding to raise outcomes for low income Americans. Administrative expenditures rise to 112.8 billion in 1967 while regular programs reach 102.3 billion. receipts are projected at 111 billion aided by 3.6 billion in tax measures.
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Viet Nam
Johnson
Congress
Great Society
Dent Johnson
Washington
Southeast Asia
Sub Zero Temps Hit Ohio After First Snowstorm
Ohio faced record lows as snowfall blanketed the state. Athens logged eight below zero, Logan minus 16, Circleville 11 below, and Youngstown 12 above while several towns saw heavy accumulation. A Texas Gulf storm may bring more snow, with lingering cold through Tuesday.
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Youngstown
Texas Gulf
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Marietta
Zanesville
Kirtland Hills
Akron
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