Strike Notice Aimed At Steel Industry Rail Meet In Pittsburgh
The international executive board and wage policy committee of United Steelworkers plan a Pittsburgh meeting on July 30 to consider giving the basic steel industry a 30 day strike notice. Ohio reports 204,000 more employed than three years ago.
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Ohio
Ten Year Viet War Forecast Stirs Senate Debate
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield warned the Viet Nam war could last a decade with the Communists seeking twenty years of conflict. White House strategy sessions continued as McNamara urged dispatch of more U S troops to bolster a lopsided guerrilla war. Leaders weighed force levels, troop composition, and possible mobilization of reserves.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
U. S
White House
Dems Block Trimming antipoverty Bill in House
The House pressed to pass the administration’s 1.9 billion antipoverty bill with a Democratic majority staving off GOP attempts to trim it. Republicans urged a veto amendment power for governors and elections for community action boards were rejected. The measure would expand education Job Corps and fund levels while keeping churches out of programs.
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House
Federal Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
Logan Hit By Faked Twenty Dollar Bills
Police report five counterfeit twenty dollar notes passed in Logan with the same serial number L17079465A. Merchants including Elberfeld's Store J C Penney Savings Hardware and Risch Drug Store exchanged the bills to Farmers and Merchants Bank and Citizens Bank. The offender is described as a tall attractive well dressed blonde woman. The Treasury Department is sending an agent to investigate alongside other recent city cases. Casey Stengel says 75th birthday will be his final year as Mets manager.
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Roy Kelch
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J. C. Penney
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Zanesville
Newark
Lancaster
False earthquake prophecy rattles Santa Barbara
Civil Defense officials in Santa Barbara said a circulated letter predicting a quake kept them on edge. The note cited J Douglas Stewart of Athens Ohio and sources Jean Dixon and Grace Conrad but Dixon denied predicting a West Coast disaster and no tremors occurred July.
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Athens
Ohio
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Farley
Stewart
Jean Dixon
Washington, D. C
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Bayside
Dixon
West Coast
California
Feud Over Ohio River Ownership To Reach Supreme Court
The Ohio River border ownership dispute between Ohio and Kentucky heads to the U.S. Supreme Court. Ohio seeks a declaratory judgment, citing Army Corps maps showing Ohio claims part of the river, while Kentucky asserts ownership to the Ohio shore. Both states seek a licensing settlement under the Banner Act of 1958.
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High Court
Paul Sorossy
Department of Natural Resources’ Watercraft Division
Ohio
Army Corps of Engineers
Kentucky
Report on Subversives at Ohio State University
A 20 page unsigned report titled Emotionalism vs Education lists 650 OSU faculty members as subversive. It criticizes support for Johnson and Humphrey and civil rights groups. A related letter attributed to Dr William E Warner discusses lowering education quality via subversion. Trustees debated but kept the campus speakers rule unchanged.
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Bargain On Bill Sticks In House Senate Talks
Washington negotiators enter a third day of bargaining on a $7.5 billion housing bill sent in different forms by the House and Senate. In Baton Rouge Governor McKeithen and state leaders back a 40 man biracial committee to head off racial tensions.
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House
Senate
Baton Rouge
John J. McKeithen
Louisiana
News Index Editorial Obituaries Sports Television
Editorial page notes and briefs across sections including obituaries sports and television listings with occasional features and commentary. Readers are directed to various columns for local notices and community updates.
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Work By Conference To Assist Education
Washington report on the White House Conference on Education notes agreement on continuing federal help and expanding programs. President Johnson closes the two day event urging use of discussions for new actions and legislative proposals addressing desegregation dropouts urban schools and preschool care for deprived children.
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White House
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Drive in Fire Window Suggested for Nelsonville Station
Nelsonville fire chief Clarence Hall proposes a new drive in window at the station after a car blaze started by a cigarette in a rear seat. Jimmy Maiden raced to the station at 1 p.m. Wednesday but could not extinguish the fire himself. Chief Hall extinguished the blaze.
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Clarence Hall
Jimmy Maiden
Madison St
Maiden
Hall
Ohio counties push for new state penitentiary site
Scioto Meigs and Jackson County groups have proposed locating a new state penitentiary in their areas. Director Martin A. Janis of Mental Hygiene and Correction said a site decision likely by summer if the capital improvements bill passes.
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Scioto
Meigs
Jackson County
Martin A. Janis
Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
U S Jets Hit Near Red Line
U S war planes pushed toward the Chinese border in an air strike on North Viet Nam. Three F105 Thunderchiefs destroyed a highway bridge 41 miles from China and 105 miles northwest of Hanoi, with Yen Bay rail yards also cratered. Ground fire was heavy but all planes returned safely. Local clashes near Bien Hoa and Dong Cao were reported with light American casualties.
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Viet Nam
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Big Bien Hoa
Nixon Weighs 1968 Bid Amid GOP Reconnections
Nixon tours the country signaling a possible run for the 1968 Republican nomination. He meets with congressional leaders to discuss party finances and viet Nam policy while polls show him ahead of other GOP hopefuls.
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House
Barry Goldwater
Thomas H. Kuchel
Calif
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