Coup Returns Khanh to Power in South Viet Nam
General Nguyen Khanh ousts Premier Tran Van Huong in a bloodless coup in Saigon. Buddhist opposition supporters celebrate as Khanh accuses Huong’s government of failing to stabilize cities and hinder the war effort against the Viet Cong. U S officials scramble to assess the situation.
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South Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Khanh
Tran van Huong
United States
U.S
Military Council
Maxwell D. Taylor
Laos
A. Alexis Johnson
Washington
State Department
Viet Nam
Taylor
High National Council
Mother and daughter die in McArthur fire near South Bloomingville
A house fire near Chestnut Grove Church in Vinton County killed Betty Stevens, 37, and her two year-old daughter Mary M. Stevens when a kerosene start exploded a stove at 8:40 a.m. Injured were Elbert Stevens and two boys Mark 6 Gale 8 who were hospitalized. Four other children escaped. Bodies sent to Kingston funeral home.
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Steele
Stevens
McArthur Fire Department
Chestnut Grove Church
Charles Curren
Vinton
Joseph Strong
Kingston Funeral Home
Thousands Mourning Churchill in Westminster Hall
Prime Minister Harold Wilson led thousands of mourners past the flag-draped coffin of Sir Winston Churchill in Westminster Hall. Churchill lies in state as Britain awaits the state funeral at St Paul’s Cathedral. A golden cross looms above the coffin while a Royal Guard changes every 20 minutes amid candlelight.
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London
Harold Wilson
Winston Churchill
Britain
Westminster Hall
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Guard of Honor
Army
Royal Air Force
Navy
Marines
Barry Goldwater Eyes Senate Return From Arizona
Barry Goldwater considers running for Senate or possibly House, with a preference for the Senate and an avoidance of another presidential bid. He plans to stay in Arizona despite advice to relocate and resists third-party paths while weighing political options.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Senate
House
Goldwater
GOP
Arizona
Richard M. Nixon
California
New York
House votes to curb surplus farm aid to Nasser Egypt
The House approved a measure cutting sales of surplus farm products to Nasser's United Arab Republic by 204 to 177, challenging administration policy as the Senate could reverse. Rep. Robert Michel, R Ill, led the amendment amid strains in U.S. aid plans and Egypt's hostile rhetoric toward Washington.
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Washington
House
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Congress
Johnson
Senate
UAR
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United States
U.S
Robert H. Michel
Ill
Ohio college presidents back governor on education budget
Eleven presidents from Ohio colleges endorsed Governor James A. Rhodes budget proposal. They praised a 35 percent uplift over the 1963-65 biennium as a real step forward, noting support for graduate programs at Ohio State University, Ohio University, and Miami University.
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Columbus
James A
Board of Regents
Novice G. Fawcett
Ohio State University
Vernon R. Alden
Ohio University
C. R. Wilson
Miami University
Logan City Council approves four point sewage proposal
Logan officials approve a four point plan for sewage improvements. The meeting sets groundwork for the project and outlines anticipated costs and timeline as part of a broader city infrastructure push.
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Logan City
Middleport
Athens County
Cheating Probe Tightens Grip At Air Force Academy
At the Air Force Academy Colorado Springs a secret investigation into cheating widens with more than 100 cadets implicated including 30 football players. Six cadets resigned and Maj Gen Warren said the probe could last 30 to 60 days with results sent to Secretary Zuckert for review.
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AIR Force Academy
Colo
U. S. Air Force Academy
Rocky Mountains
Colorado Springs
Richard Haney
Information Office
Ben Martin
Academy
Robert H. Warren
Air Force
Eugene M. Zuckert
Aca
Adlai Puts Pressure on UN Defaulters to Pay Up
UN General Assembly faces a showdown as Adlai E. Stevenson demands that the Soviet Union and other debtors pay or lose their assembly votes. He backs Article 19 penalties while Moscow resists and the U.S. seeks assured contributions to clear delinquency.
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Adlai
United Nations
N. Y
Adlai E. Stevenson
General Assembly
Soviet Union
U. S
France
Assembly
Stevenson
U. N
Moscow
United States
Appalachia Bill Expected Quick Senate Committee Approval
Senate Public Works Committee to take up a bill offering the Appalachia region a 1 billion dollar boost. Sponsors Jennings Randolph and John Cooper anticipate swift passage, with Muskie water pollution measure also likely to pass.
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Washington
Senate Public Works Committee
Appalachia
Jennings Randolph
D-W. Va
John S. Cooper
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Ohio Secretary Urges Mandatory Jail Terms for Election Violations
Columbus report: Secretary of State Ted W. Brown called on the Ohio Legislature to mandate jail sentences for breaches of election laws. The appeal targets stricter penalties to deter irregularities and strengthen election integrity statewide.
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Columbus
Ted W. Brown
Ohio
Five Die In Fire At De Soto Hotel Mansfield
Fire gutted the three story De Soto Hotel on East Third Street with at least five deaths. Firemen recovered one body and searched the smoldering ruins for four more as investigators probed the blaze.
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Mansfield
de Soto
East Third Street
Booze Price Upped in Columbus by Schenley
Ohio residents will pay higher liquor prices as Schenley Industries raises prices by 8 to 23 cents per bottle and will not rescind the boost on future purchases. The move affects state liquor purchases and reflects industry price policy.
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Columbus
Ohio
Schenley Industries, Inc
Nat King Cole Lost Lung But Says Career Not Over
Santa Monica doctors report Nat King Cole has lost a lung to cancer yet his condition is described as very good. The singer’s team says his career is not finished and he remains hopeful about his future performances.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Nat King Cole
Cole
Heli Copter Makes Emergency Landing Near Baties East End
A helicopter crew landed in the C and D Railway yards near Baties East End Drive Wednesday morning during a snow squall. No injuries were reported.
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Nelsonville
C and D
Baties
East End Drive
Furnished and Unfurnished Rentals Near Campus
Multiple local ads offer housing options near the campus. Listings include a 2 bedroom furnished apartment at Ross Apartments 84 W Union St, a 6 room house with two car garage two blocks from campus, and an unfurnished 3 bedroom cement residence on W Union St. Other ads include a furnished 3 room apartment downtown for $50 a month and an unfurnished 5 room basement unit priced at $65. Contact numbers LY 2 3092 LY 2 4355 LY 3 1664 LY 2 0254 LY 2 3334 for details.
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Ross Apartments
W. Union St
W. Union St. Cally LY
Call LY
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