Ky's Choices: Invasion or a decade more of war
Congress weighs whether a 20 day airline strike means a national emergency. Witnesses from airlines, machinists union, and federal departments testify as leaders urge swift action or oppose new legislation. Meany says strike harms economy but threatens no national defense. Wirtz expected to outline economic impacts.
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Washington
Congress
Machinists’ Union
Defense, Labor and Post Office Departments
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate Labor Committee
P. L. Siemiller
Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
Legislative Branch
William J. Curtin
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Machinists
Meany
W. Willard Wirtz
Labor Department
Wirtz
Senate Committee
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Republican Policy Committee
Johnson
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
House Labor Committee
Ky presses five to ten year aid option in war
Premier Nguyen Cao Ky urged the United States to back South Viet Nam for five to 10 years or invade North Viet Nam to end the war. He warned allies must share the burden and said if North Viet Nam won’t stop aggression its sanctuary must be destroyed.
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North
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
United States
North Viet Nam
Johnson
Red China
U. S
U.S. Agency For International Development
Nha Trang
Norman L. Clowers
Tacoma
Wash
Air Force
Viet Nam
Views Differ On Riot Causes In Cleveland Ghetto
Witnesses before a grand jury probing last weeks rioting in the Hough district offer divergent causes. Clergy members blame broken promises housing and police brutality while NAACP leaders cite housing unemployment and police relations. Councilman Jackson notes outside agitators and calls for marshal law were discussed as the investigation continues amid tense police presence.
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Cleveland
City
Harry Payden
Action Council
Negro Postors
Greater
Donald Jacobs
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Hough
M. Morris Jackson
New York City
Ohio National
Jfk House
Lewis G. Robinson
Center For Negro Youths
Fidel Castro Predicts Latin Revolutions Across Hemisphere
Castro told a Havana crowd that the 1970s will be a decade of revolution in Latin America and derided lazy pseudo revolutionaries as imperialism allies. He urged true revolutionaries to topple governments, and offered to send volunteer units to Vietnam, while noting global hunger forecasts. In Detroit, GM reports lower quarterly profits due to sales declines and higher costs, with Ford and Chrysler earnings due soon.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Latin America
Castro
Revolutionary Plaza
U. S
Orville L. Freeman
Cuba
Viet Nam
Detroit
General Motors
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Corp
Coast Guard, Navy search for Stilwell Jr. in Pacific
The Coast Guard and Navy extended their search for Brig. Gen. Joseph W. Stilwell Jr. and two companions after they disappeared Sunday while flying a DC3 from San Francisco toward Hawaii. The search involved ships and planes across the Pacific as investigators seek details and determine the fate of the missing travelers.
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San Francisco
Coast Guard and Navy
Pacific
Joseph W. Stilwell, Jr
Hawaii
Athens Hospital Fund Reaches $1 061 250 Eighty Five Percent
The Messenger reports Athens area fund drive totals 1 061 250 dollars at eighty five percent of the goal. Nelsonville hospital chaplain highlighted in community notes. Greg Moore of Athens qualified for a national Jaycee golf tournament as part of the paper’s pages.
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Athens
Nelsonville
Hon
Bootur
Cciccies
Iorghotial
Tomvirion
Cicccce
Ciavies
Nsec
Middesport
Chauncey
Ecw
Point Pleasant
Logan
Pomeroy
Lima Stay Ruled For 3 Suspects
Three men from Gallipolis and Pennsylvania linked to a Gallipolis sex ring are ordered to Lima State Hospital for up to 60 days observation. Eugene M. Stewart James Bacon and Raymond Leach were committed by Judge Betz after waivers. Haf felt detained on sodomy charges awaiting grand jury action. Forecast: temperatures 4 degrees above normal with .5 to .74 inch rain through Monday.
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Gallipolis
Pennsylvania
Lima State Hospital
Lima Hospital
Ivan Fife
Robert Betz
Eugene M. Stewart
Philadelphia
James Bacon
Raymond Leach
Stewart
Bacon
Leach
Gallia County
Haffelt
Cleveland
Columbus
Cincinnati
Morton Neipp Quits As Reams' Manager
Morton Neipp resigned today as state campaign manager for Fra zier Reams Jr Democratic gubernatorial candidate. Replacing him is Cleveland City Council President James V Stanton. Neipp is leaving because of pressure of other duties.
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Columbus
Morton Neipp
Frazier Reams, Jr
Cleveland
James V. Stanton
Neipp
Thant Wins Soviet Ok For New Term
Thant has Soviet approval for a possible second term as UN secretary-general, though he has not yet decided. Kosygin urged re-election during a long meeting, with Thant saying he will consider the Soviet stance and announce by early September. The General Assembly opens September 20 as Thant weighs family wishes and world needs.
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Moscow
U Thant
Soviet Union
United Nations
Permier Alexei N. Kosygin
Thant
Hubert H. Humphrey
U. S
General Assembly
Security Council
Burma
World Organization
Kosygin
Viet Nam
Senate raps Bonn for aid to China in foreign bill
In a back the troops session the Senate voted 56 to 33 to censure West Germany for financing a privately built steel rolling mill in Red China. The move, aimed at showing support for U S troops in Vietnam, drew 14 Democrats and 10 Republicans with vulnerable seats. Byrd urged a stronger condemnation but voted against the final measure.
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Washington
Senate
West Germany
U. S
Viet Nam
Bonn
Red China
Southeast Asia
Thomas H. Kuchel
Calif
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Dva
Byrd
China
Billy Martin Named New Tigers Manager for 1967 Season
The Chicago American reports Billy Martin will be the Detroit Tigers new manager before the 1967 season. The announcement marks a major leadership change for Detroit as the team prepares for next year.
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Chicago
Billy Martin
Detroit Tigers
Beasley Offers to Own Columbus Deshler Cole Hotel
Fred Beasley of Columbus and Athens proposes to take over operation of the Deshler Cole Hotel a Columbus landmark at Broad and High Streets The offer comes via Common Pleas Court with a hearing set for Thursday to decide if the hotel now in receivership will pass to Beasley Deshler Hotel was placed in receivership in June after a suit by William D Cox of Chicago trustee of the William D Deshler trust
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Columbus
Fred Beasley
Athens
Common Pleas Court
Deshler Cole
Broad and
High Sts
Fred J. Shoemaker
William D. Cox
Chicago
William D. Deshler
Segregationist Jim Johnson Leads Arkansas Primary
Jim Johnson led the Arkansas Democratic gubernatorial primary as results came in with 2052 of 2693 precincts reporting. He and Frank Holt, both former Arkansas Supreme Court colleagues, trailed by substantial margins while Winthrop Rockefeller easily defeated his Republican rival Gus McMillan.
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Little Rock
Ark
Jim Johnson
Orval Faubus
Johnson
Frank Holt
Winthrop Rockefeller
Great Society
Arkansas
Holt
Arkansas Supreme Court
Brooks Hays
Dale Alford
Sam Boyce
Raymond Rebsamen
Kenneth Sulcer
Hays
Alford
Boyce
Rebsamen
Sulcer
Rockefeller
Gus McMillan
Sheridan
McMillan
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Soupy Sales
Judy the Chimp
Beverly Adams
National Guard
Messenger Newsphotos
U.S
Lair
Fidel
Stilwell
Pisa
Italy
William Holden
Holden
Sara
Susan West
New York
Speck
Richard Speck
Circuit Court
Martha Cynthia Wasson
Canton
Ohio
Girls Nation
John P. Arigoni
Boys Nation
THE
Associated Press
Eary
Lorain County
Toledo
Elyria
Lima
Reams
Britain
France
Bulletin
Secree
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