Republicans Urge Bliss Unity For 1968 Presidential Drive
In Columbus Republican leaders led by Dwight D. Eisenhower and Ray Bliss urged party unity at a televised salute. Nixon urged a 1966 congressional win as a foundation for 1968, while supporters raised funds and backed fair housing in Ohio amid a unity campaign without Goldwater.
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Columbus
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
White House
Goldwater
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ray C. Bliss
Eisenhower
Ray Bliss
Richard M. Nixon
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Toledo
Bliss
Ohio
George Romney
Michigan
Cleveland
Nixon
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Youngstown
George Murphy
California
Dayton
House
Gerald Ford
Canton
Chicago
Charles Percy
Lima
Ronald Reagan
Cincinnati
William O. Walker
James A. Rhodes
Mystery satellite in Gemini 4 flight remains unfound
NASA officials say the satellite sighted during the Gemini 4 mission likely remains a mystery as technicians cannot locate the object in any of James McDivitt's film frames. Public affairs officer Julian Scheer notes all frames were checked without success.
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Houston
Tex
James McDivitt
Julian Scheer
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
McDivitt
Charges Sought In Liquor Case In Huron County
The State Liquor Department urged county officials to file charges against 12 of 18 outlets in three Huron County cities and Norwalk for selling alcohol to an 18 year old. Dee Whitney testified she purchased high powered beer at bars, supermarkets and carry outs and liquor at a state store in Norwalk.
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Lovely Jane Nelson
U.S.A
Norwalk
State Liquor Department
Huron County
Norwalk Reflector
Bernard Freeman
Dee Whitney
South Korean Navy Seizes North Korean Boats Off East Coast
The South Korean navy said it seized two armed North Korean patrol boats in its territorial waters off the east coast on Wednesday night. A total of 28 crew members were arrested and a variety of weapons were seized.
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Seoul
Korea
Navy
Campaign Opens in Japan Prepares for National Test
Tokyo reports a 24 day election campaign launch as parties seek support ahead of the nation’s first nationwide vote on Prime Minister Eisaku Satos policies. Government backing of U S Viet Nam policy dominates foreign issue coverage.
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Tokyo
Eisaku Sato
U. S
Viet Nam
Viet Nam clash at Dong Xoai tests Ranger unit time
Brig. Gen. Cao Van Vien orders the 52nd Ranger Battalion into Dong Xoai as Viet Cong forces attack Phuoc Vinh. American casualties mount while helicopters evacuate the doomed post. Air support and 60 sorties battle the dawn to dusk engagement.
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Phuoc Vinh
South Viet Nam
Cao van Vien
U. S
52Nd
Dong Xoai
Tle
Vien
52Nd Rangers
U. S. Air Force
B57
Viet Nam
Co Dinh
Thanh Hoa
Johnson Aides Discuss Viet Nam War With Taylor
President Johnson held an informal meeting with Ambassador Maxwell D. Taylor and top diplomatic and intelligence advisers to review the situation in South Vietnam. Taylor was to return Friday for a session with the National Security Council as officials discussed his talks with federal agencies.
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Washington
Johnson
Viet Nam
Maxwell D. Taylor
White House
Taylor
National Security Council
George E. Reedy
South Viet Nam
Dodd Attacks Teach-In Critics as Defeatists and Appeasers
Sen. Thomas J. Dodd accuses critics of President Johnson's Vietnam policies of being defeatists who seek U. S. withdrawal. He says a noisy minority, less than 10 percent, shapes public opinion through ads and funds, challenging the administration’s resolve to stay the course in Vietnam.
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Washington
Thomas J. Dodd
Johnson
Dodd
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Connecticut Democrat
U. S
Ravenna Site Blocked for Atom Smasher by Defense Dept
A Defense Department official blocks releasing the 3000 acre Ravenna Ordnance Plant for a 280 million atom smasher. Gov. Rhodes and Ohio senators press to move site to Ravenna while Southern Ohioans push Piketon in Washington with a Capitol luncheon discussion.
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Cleveland
Ravenna
the Plain Dealer
Defense Department
William H. Point
Washington
U. S
William E. Minshall
Rohio
Ravenna Ordnance Plant
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Rhodes
Robert McNamara
Astronauts McDivitt and White Return Home
Astronauts James A. McDivitt and Edward H. White II landed aboard the USS Wasp after a four day mission and prepared to fly to Houston with their families awaiting. McDivitt marked June 7 as the best day of his life and described fear of horror stories about their condition pre splashdown. White said the crew formed close bonds with Wasp personnel during their stay.
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Houston
Tex
James A. McDivitt
Edward H. White II
McDivitt
Uss
Wasp
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Mayport
U. S
Spacewalker White
Banker Urges Martin Resignation Over Crash Analogy
Washington Rep. Wright Patman urged Federal Reserve chairman William M. Martin Jr to resign and let President Johnson appoint a successor. Patman accused Martin of challenging policy, causing a stock market drop with a 1929 style analogy, and endorsing dangerous monetary and credit policies. Martin cited disquieting similarities between current prosperity and the 1930s boom.
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Washington
Wright Patman
House Banking Committee
William M. Martin Jr
Federal Reserve
Johnson
Patman
House
Martin
Banking Committee
Columbia
White House
Pope Paul VI Tours Pisa Crowds in Tower City
Pope Paul VI arrived in Pisa to a tumultuous welcome drawing an estimated half a million people. The Italian Eucharistic Congress drew thousands, and the pope's visit marked the first papal visit to Pisa since 1857 with American servicemen from Camp Darby prominent in the crowds.
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Pisa
Italy
Paul VI
Rome
Arno River
Pius IX
Camp Darby
U.S
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Ohio draft boosts funds for Athens and Hocking counties
A compromise school foundation bill would give Ohio public schools an extra 234 million over two years. Athens County would get 1.748 million and Hocking County 1.095 million. No new taxes. 114 million in federal funds. salaries for teachers and staff would rise by 200 dollars annually and increases would be sustained.
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Columbus
Ohio
Rhodes
Ohio House
Richard L. Krabach
Athens County
Hocking County
Krabach
Wiltaniad 64 Sports Update
Partial readable sports index lists women and general athletics items with scattered page marks. Reads like a brief table of contents for forthcoming games or events with no clear outcomes or participant names.
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Wiltaniad
Bos West
Soviet Luna 6 misses moon by 99000 miles after malfunction
Soviet Luna 6 unmanned spacecraft suffers a malfunction during a correction maneuver. Tass reports an engine fired and could not be shut off, causing the flight to deviate from its planned trajectory and miss the moon by 99000 miles.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
One Ohioan Remains In Spelldown
In the first day of the 38th National Spelling Bee four Ohioans were eliminated but 13 year old Nicky Harris of Youngstown stayed in contention after judges reversed a pronunciation misstep. Connie Payton of Ports mouth 14, eliminated in round eight, finished 36th. Jeffrey Kirsch of Mansfield 13 was ousted for an extra e in saute. Nancy Miller of Mark Center 13 misspelled pinnacle with one n.
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Washington
Ohio
Nicky Harris
Youngstown
Nicky
Connie Payton
Portsmount
Jeffrey Kirsch
Mansfield
Nancy Miller
Ohio House OKs sweeping state employee pay raise
Ohio lawmakers move a broad pay raise for about 39 000 state workers and $888 million for highways. The House approved the omnibus bill 128 to 0, with lower paid staff set to gain $200 to $600 monthly, costing about $20 million yearly when fully phased in. In the Senate the KKK is targeted with a bill imposing fines up to 10 000 or 10 years in prison for disguises used to deny rights.
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Columbus
Highway and Highway Safety Department
Ohio
House
Ralph E. Fisher
R Wayne
House Finance Committee
Ku Klux Klan
Senate
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