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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1966

Page

1

Negroes Riot In Chicago

Bands of Negro youths vandalized a near Southwest Side neighborhood Tuesday night looting stores breaking windows and throwing rocks and homemade bombs. The disturbance began after police shut off a fire hydrant in hot muggy weather. Dr King and Negro leaders aided police in quelling the melee twenty four people were arrested and several injured including motorists.

Chicago Martin Luther King Jr Southern Christian Leadership Conference

Negotiations Resume Over Six Day Airline Strike

Washington briefing reports negotiators meet again to resolve the six day airline strike after a dispute over a status quo agreement ended talks Tuesday. The AFL CIO and Machinists accuse Northwest Airlines of economic pressure at its Tokyo compound while five carriers remain shut down.

Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists Northwest Airlines Tokyo

Rhodes Seeks Federal Disaster Aid for Sandusky Area

Gov. Rhodes moves to declare Sandusky region eligible for federal disaster aid after heavy rainfall drenched the four counties near Lake Erie. National Guard patrols stopped looting overnight as crews assess damage likely in the millions. Authorities report no disease outbreaks and note most roads are clear.

Sandusky Capt Wayne Behrnsen Ohio National Guard James A. Rhodes Lake Erie Ohio John McElroy Rhodes Erie County Albert Hess Hess Behrnsen

Creola Hit Lake Dam Weakened in Severe Flooding

Creola residents began cleanup after what locals call the worst flood in 66 years. Elvey C. Fri reported more than eight inches of rain after 6 a.m., with flood waters reaching his home’s edge but not entering. In Logan, the Lake Logan dam was damaged by heavy rains that dumped five to eight inches in parts of Hocking and Vinton counties.

McArthur Vinton County Creola Hocking Vinton

Primary Vote Topples 2 Virginia Veterans

Democratic primary upsets in Virginia two senior conservatives fall as Sen. A Willis Robertson and Rep. Howard W Smith lose by slim margins. George C Rawlings Jr. and William B Spong Jr. win while Sen. Byrd narrowly survives a tough challenge. Outcomes signal party realignment and shifts in education funding and public service attitudes.

Richmond Virginia Harry F. Byrd Jr A. Willis Robertson William B. Spong Jr Portsmouth Howard W. Smith House Rules Committee George C. Rawlings Jr Byrd Armistead L. Boothe Alexandria House Watkins M. Abbitt Democratic Party Lewis Curling Chesapeake Clive L. DuVall Thomas H. Woods Joel T. Broyhill Congress Johnson Truman

Oil Depot Ablaze as Old MIG Jets Lurk Near Hanoi

Carrier based U S Navy bombers struck an oil depot northwest of Haiphong amid smoke and flames and met two MIG15s near Hanoi for the first time this war. Air action dominated the war with no major ground contact, while three armed helicopters were lost.

Saigon South Viet Nam U.S. Navy Haiphong Hanoi U. S North Viet Nam

Murder Suspect Bound Over For Grand Jury Action

Athens County case against Denver Fore 50 proprietor of a tavern for first degree murder advances to the grand jury after a preliminary hearing. Fore will be held without bond as two witnesses testified the victim, Isabel Fore 44, was shot at a Route 50E truck stop motel. The coroner reported multiple gunshot wounds and a fatal left chest injury.

Athens County Denver Fore George Schoonover Fore J. B. Vanity, Jr Schoonover Common Pleas Court Homer B. Gall, Jr Robert E. Butts Eudora Barnhart Athens Isabel Fore

Johnson outlines four point plan for Asia peace

President Johnson details a four point Asia peace policy linking U S anti aggression with improved relations with China while stressing trade free movement and international cooperation as essential to lasting peace in Asia. Secretary Rusk warns Hanoi and Peking show no peace intent as North Viet Nam keeps sending troops and matériel. Five day forecast calls for near normal temperatures Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati highs mid to upper 80s with about half inch rainfall Thursday Friday and early next week.

Washington Johnson Asia U. S Red China American Alumni Council United States Pacific Viet Nam China Dean Rusk Peking Hanoi North Viet Nam White House Rusk

Ex-JCS aide accused in Soviet spy conspiracy

William Henry Whalen, a retired Army lieutenant colonel and former military aide to the Joint Chiefs of Staff, is indicted for conspiring to deliver defense information to the Soviet Union. The tally includes atomic weapons, missiles, and SAC retaliation plans, with $5500 paid in six installments from December 1959 to March 1961 by two Soviet officials. Whalen, 51, was jailed in Alexandria, Virginia, arraigned on espionage conspiracy charges, posted bond, and released. Co-conspirators named are Sergei Edemski and Mikhail Shumaev.

Washington Joint Chiefs of Staff Soviet Union Ment William Henry Whalen Strategic Air Command Whalen

Pressure from parents blamed for OSU cheating scandal

Ohio State University officials describe the worst cheating scandal in the universitys history involving 39 students. They note grade pressure from parents as a possible factor while detailing the scheme that included five students paying a custodian to access a freshmen math exam and resell copies. Penalties ranged from academic dismissals to suspensions and failing grades.

Ohio State University John T. Bonner Bonner

Hospital fund report and school closing plans

A report on a hospital fund meeting and plans to test Logan school's closing are noted. The item appears alongside a community page with patterns, sports, and local towns including Middleport Nelsonville Point Pleasant Pomeroy.

Sheltering Arms Hospital Fund Logan Cees Middleport Nelsonville Point Pleasant Pomeroy

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