House Votes To Double Antipoverty Funds To 1.9 Billion
The House approved doubling antipoverty funding to 1.9 billion for programs led by the OEO. Key measures would remove governors veto power over projects, while Republicans argued the effort is entangled in local politics and patronage. The bill funds Job Corps 80 000 youth, VISTA 5000 volunteers, Neighborhood Youth Corps, College Work Study and more across nationwide antipoverty initiatives.
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House
Johnson
Senate
Sargent Shriver
Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
Peace Corps
Job Corps
VISTA
Man Held After Vinton County Fatal Shooting
John C Malone 62 was shot with a .22 caliber rifle and found in Salt Creek Eagle Two by boys. Sam Banks 36 neighbor was held for questioning and to undergo a lie detector test in London. Prosecutor Curran and the coroner assist as charges are planned.
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Mcarthur
Vinton County
John C. Malone
Vinton
Harold Steele
Steele
Salt Creek
Lloyd Clary
Eagle Two
Banks
Eva Malone
Malone
Charles Curran
Wrightsel Funeral Home
7.2 Inches Of Rain Hits In Highland County
A severe storm drenched Highland County Ohio with 7.2 inches of rain between midnight and 7 a.m. hurlling roads and bridges. The downpour caused a freight train derailment near New Vienna and flooded Lee’s Creek overflowing Leesburg's pumping station leaving the town briefly without power.
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Ohio
Weather Bureau
Hillsboro
Highland County
New Vienna
Baltimore & Ohio
Sheriff’s Department
Trafic
Lee’s Creek
Leesburg
Mass Greek funeral march for fallen leftist placed amid riot fears
More than 100,000 protesters marched in Athens for Sotirios Petroulias, killed in clashes during a battle between police and Papandreou supporters. Riot police and troops kept order as mourners denounced the new government and observed a tumultuous cemetery scene. Heavily armed forces prevented violence under threat of military intervention.
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Athens
Greece
George Papandreou
Papandreou
Sotirios Petroulias
Petroulias
Counterfeit Twenty Dollar Bills Hit Athens and Logan Banks
Athens and Logan police reported two counterfeit twenty dollar bills, both bearing the same serial number L170 79465A, circulated with one identified at the Hocking Valley Bank and another at Athens National Bank, possibly passed at Belk Simpson Department Store. Treasury agents were asked to investigate with recent counterfeit activity in central Ohio.
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Athens
J. B. Grogan
Athens National Bank
Hocking Valley Bank
Hocking
Belk- Simpson Department
Logan
Grogan
Treasury Department
Columbus
Zanesville
Newark
Lancaster
Miss Universe 1965 finalists and disappointed losers
Miami Beach reports 41 contestants eliminated from the Miss Universe pageant linger at the venue while 15 semifinalists prepare for the finals. Tears and homesickness fill the group as others lament missing the main event and three days remain until the Saturday finale.
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Carol Ann Tidey
Ontario
Canada
Sue Ann Downey
Columbus
Miami Beach
Fla
Convention Hall
Mary Young
Scotland
Ohio Five Day Forecast Shows Warm Trend Ahead
Temperatures average about four degrees above normal from Saturday through Wednesday with typical highs near 86 and lows around 63. Rainfall totals reach two tenths to one half inch in showers late Sunday or early Monday and again Wednesday.
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Ohio
News Index Editorial Sports
A fragmented index page shows editorial and sports items for women. readable clues mention a brief editorial note and sports results or schedules, with limited accessible details.
Warless world advocate Goldberg wins Senate panel approval
Arthur J. Goldberg won unanimous Senate Foreign Relations Committee approval to become U S ambassador to the United Nations as he seeks a warless world. Indictments looming for Plymouth mail truck robbery and a violent Viet Nam incident at an important U S helicopter base are among other items.
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Arthur J. Goldberg
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U. S
United Nations
Boston
The
Boston Herald
Plymouth
Bowling Green State U Adopts Campus Speech Resolution
Bowling Green State University trustees adopt a resolution affirming campus political expression as essential. President William J. Jerome III says the measure sharpens existing policies and signals ongoing commitment to free speech on campus.
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Bowling Green
Bowling Green State University
William J. Jerome III
Rent Subsidies Assured With Housing Bill OK
Senate and House negotiators approved a 7.5 billion housing bill with a 350 million rent subsidy section. Eligibility relies on local income rules tied to family size, altering the programs reach. Government funds would pay the subsidy to non profit groups, not private landlords.
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Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Johnson
Viet Talks Delay Adjournment Plan
Washington White House conferences on Viet Nam strategy continue with no conclusions. Congress fears expanded fighting may force budget revisions and derail Labor Day domestic legislation, as Johnson, McNamara, and top officials meet to discuss manpower and funding needs.
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Washington
White House
Congress
Johnson
Robert S. McNamara
Bill D. Moyers
Viet Nam
Browns Acquitted in Motel Assault Case
A Cleveland jury acquitted football star Jim Brown of assault and battery charges filed by an 18 year old girl in a motel room last month. The seven women and five men deliberated about 1 hour 20 minutes before the acquittal in Municipal Court.
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Cleveland
Jim Brown
Air Strikes Intensify as US Targets VC in South Viet Nam
The United States increased air assaults on suspected Viet Cong sites in South Viet Nam with at least six bombing missions against North Viet Nam. U S 7th Fleet ships continued offshore bombardments. A spokesman reported two American deaths today one in a plane crash and another after failing to answer a sentry's challenge. Another American died in a plane crash Thursday night. An Air Force observation plane crashed 50 miles south of Da Nang, killing the pilot and a Vietnamese observer.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
United States
North Viet Nam
U. S. 7Th Fleet
U.S. Air Force
da Nang
Mcllwain Declares 1966 Candidacy For Ohio Governor
Cincinnati lawyer and state representative Harry Mcllwain announced he will seek the Democratic nomination for Ohio governor in 1966. He criticized Governor Rhodes for alleged waste and policy failures in mental health juvenile programs education and welfare. He named Belmont County Rep. Lancione as fellow Democrat and Mount Vernon Republican William White as the only GOP candidate.
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Harry M. Mcllwain
Cincinnati
Mcllwain
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Ohio
McKilwain
McKwain
House
A. G. Lancione
Belmont County
William White
Mount Vernon
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