California showdown narrows GOP presidential race
In California Sen. Barry Goldwater and Gov. Nelson Rockefeller clash for 86 Republican delegates as primaries also roll in Alabama Mississippi Montana New York and South Dakota. Goldwater meets a mixed reception while Rockefeller warns of a tight race with potential momentum for either side. The night before voting, both camps faced anxious crowds and police concerns after a sprawling 12 city tour. Goldwater predicts a tomorrow victory.
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Shastri Named Nehru Successor By Congress
India’s Congress party selects Lal Bahadur Shastri by acclamation to succeed Nehru as prime minister. The 59 year old vows socialism as a goal and unity for a socialist India while signaling continuation of nonalignment and cautious foreign policy. He emphasizes poverty and unemployment as top issues and hopes to unite conservative and leftist factions.
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Radio network to aid subway terror fight amid city unrest
New York officials plan expanded police presence and a two way radio network after weekend attacks on four subway trains and a Staten Island ferry. A light skinned shaved head suspect is sought in the murder of Charlotte Lipsik 38 and an assault on a 19 year old girl near her building. Crown Heights Hasidic patrols linked to Bedford Stuyvesant tensions add to the security measures.
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Ohio universities receive final state subsidy allocations
The Ohio Board of Regents announced final fiscal year subsidies totaling 859 412 to public colleges and branches. Institutions receive after board approval: Ohio State 117 837 total 215 375. Ohio University 94 404 total 166 867. Kent State 73 480 total 137 656. Bowling Green 25 628 total 46 737. Miami 18 493 total 33 227. Central State 294 total 365. UC 254 341 total 445 593. Toledo 143 706 total 268 374. Akron 131 224 total 248 383. Funds from 250 million capital improvements bond issue approved in November.
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Bridgwater Talks Resume Amid Ohio UAW Contract Talks
Representatives of Bridg water Machine in Athens and United Auto Workers Local 324 resumed contract negotiations Tuesday morning at Ohio University’s Baker Center. UAW Local 324 members have been on strike since April 11. The session, directed by Federal Mediator George Bell, is the first since failed talks May 19-20.
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United Auto Workers Local 324
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Buchtel Girl Hurt When Hit By Car
Linda Smith six of Buchtel was struck by a car on Route 216 near the old school gymnasium. She suffered head injuries and is in poor condition at Children's Hospital Columbus after being moved from Mount St. Mary Hospital. Police say she darted into the path of John Lemberger Murray City vehicle and the incident remains under investigation.
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Mount St. Mary Hospital
George Carr
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John Lemberger
Murray City
LBJ Economy Move Keeps Ohio Draftees Home Longer
Johnson administration's economy drive slows draft flow in Ohio. Col. James Brennan says the economy measures reduce funds for transport and meals, delaying physicals and tests for registrants to a later date.
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Johnson poverty war task force outlines battle plans
Four task force commanders briefed 400 Cleveland community leaders on anti poverty strategy. They discussed a near one billion dollar war chest likely to pass the House this month and reach the Senate after civil rights action. Dr. Glenn Olds outlined a job corps to aid out of school youths with 40 000 selected first year and 100 000 second year.
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Springfield Mass. College
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Ohio University
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June 11 Proclaimed Aviation Industry Day in Ohio
Gov. James A. Rhodes proclaims June 11 as Aviation Industry Day in Ohio. The statement credits significant and lasting contributions to aviation progress in the state dating back to the Wright Brothers in Dayton.
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James A. Rhodes
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Asia War Struggle For Freedom-LBJ
Honolulu reports indicate final secret talks on Southeast Asia focus on U S actions to resist communist pressure in Laos and South Vietnam. President Johnson outlined aims of peace and U S credibility while officials consider surveillance and potential aerial actions.
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Washington
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Romania seeks large U.S. goods under new pact
Romania aims to buy substantial American industrial equipment, potentially including two nuclear plants, under a fresh U.S. trade pact. The extent of U.S. purchases hinges on credit terms and Export-Import Bank guarantees five year credits for Romania. Washington and Bucharest will upgrade legations to embassies with William Crawford likely as ambassador.
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William A. Crawford
Miami Dean's Aide To Take New Post
Miss Jane D. Swan resigns as assistant dean of women at Miami University to become dean of women at Carroll College in Waukesha Wisconsin. Swan joined Miami in 1959.
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Oxford
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Waukesha
Wis
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Castro cries of germ warfare in Cuba
Fidel Castro told newsmen the regime is investigating a possible United States initiated germ warfare attack last Friday in Sancti Spiritus area of Las Villas province. Exiles claim condemned Cuban prisoners are forced to contribute to a blood bank before they are shot in Miami.
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Poodle Joins Rover In AEC Space Kennel
U S space officials unveil Project Poodle a simple nuclear rocket engine developed in Dayton by Space Technology Laboratories division of Thompson Ramo Wooldridge with AEC and Air Force support. Poodle uses a radioactive isotope as propulsion for lighter payloads and upper stages, while Rover uses a large reactor for the main booster. Multiple Poodle engines may power a single stage.
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