Ohio industrial financing plan gains traction amid delays
A Rhodes administration backed package moves forward with four bills to fund industry via CICs and state guarantees. The plan would allow up to 50 percent project funding by the state, with 90 percent loan guarantees and seed money for tax free revenue bonds. The program aims to rely on banks and CICs rather than a new state lending arm, as Development Director Fred Neuenschwander notes 150 companies may seek financing.
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James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Senate
Rhodes
State Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Bankers Association
Industrial Financing Commission
CIC
Development Department
Fred E. Neuenschwander
College Student Loans and their long term cost
The National Defense Student Loan program has issued about one million loans totaling $600 million since inception. Estimates from United Student Aid Funds project unpaid federal loans reaching $1 billion by 1966 and $3 billion by 1972. High tuition, slow repayment, and 10 year post graduation terms inflate cost to taxpayers.
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National Defense
United Student Aid Funds, Inc
Kosygin Warns Against Defense Cuts Amid National Interest
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin states that reducing defense spending now would harm the country’s interests. He argues military strength is essential to deter threats and safeguard security.
Republicans Search For Fresh Ideas In Subdued Posture
The piece portrays a subdued Republican Party after the 1964 defeat, with leaders like Ray Bliss and Gerald Ford urging vigor but offering few clear policy stands. It notes internal splits in Congress over Viet Nam policy and the party’s struggle to field strong candidates for 1966 while occasionally backing Johnson measures on voting rights and elderly healthcare.
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Congress
House
Senate
Leonard Hall
GOP
National Committee
Ray Bliss
Dean Burch
Bliss
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Laird
Ford
Johnson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Johnson Plays Hidden Hand In Texas And Caribbean Crises
The article argues President Johnson backs liberal Ralph Yarborough in 1964 Texas while steering Gov. Connally to blunt conservative opposition and push liberal reforms. It also weighs U S policy toward the Dominican Republic with military and political maneuvering influences from the OAS, Caamano rebels, and Imbert junta.
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Viet Nam
Lyndon Johnson
Dominican Republic
Santo Domingo
Hector Garcia Godoy
Juan Bosch
OAS
Caamano
Tony Imbert
United States
Latin America
Imbert
Nicaragua
Trujillo
Bauman the Unlikely Huey Cowboy in Vietnam
Lt. Col. George F. Bauman, a 44 year old veteran of WWII and Korea, leads the Marine Huey squadron in Chu Lai. He and Lt. George Dechant corral Viet Cong suspects from a riverbank, with one suspect killed after refusing to halt. Bauman is hailed by his men as a fearless leader and his unit carries the motto When the will defies fear.
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DA Nang
South Viet Nam
George F. Bauman
Bauman
Sonora
Calif
Chu Lai
Here
George Dechant
Palmyra
Gary Cooper
Dear Abby Readers Share Card Gifting Etiquette
A reader asks why her 917 greeting cards go unacknowledged and Abby explains thanks may be sparse. A separate letter seeks tactful advice on a neighbor who visits every night, and a final note jokes about a wife who finally proves her point with a shoe size quip.
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Abby
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Alexei N. Kosygin
James Marlow
John Chamberlain
Col
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Deno
Inside Report
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Tex
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John Connally
Connally
Washington
Beldon
Gov
Joe Kilgore
Kilgore
Sen
John Tower
Peter Nehemkis
Nehemkis
South America
Army Engineers Corps
Mr. Nehemkis
Bolivar
San Martin
U. S
Odge
Borestedt
Hal Boyle
Dear Abby
I. M
Daily Wreoy
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Obie
Associated Press
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