U S Pilots Claim 10 MIGS Destroyed Near Hanoi
U S pilots destroyed or damaged 10 MIG jets on the ground near the Kep and Hanoi area during weekend raids. The tally brings total claimed MIG losses to about 115 in air and on ground, as U S forces report ongoing replacements from the Soviet Union.
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U.S
Hanoi
U.S. Air Force
United States
North Vietnam
Soviet Union
Air Force
Kep Jet Air Base
Kep
Yong Bi
Haiphong
Israel Denies Deeper Syrian Invasion After Cease Fire
Israel denies Syrian accusations of deeper tank advances beyond cease-fire lines and says it will retain some lands won in the Six Day War. U N observers confirm tank movements as regional authorities discuss disengagement while Egypt, Jordan, and Syria report casualties and prisoners. Diplomatic moves at the U.N. anticipate Soviet diplomacy pressuring Israel to withdraw.
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Riot in Tampa leaves city scarred and frightened
A mob of about 400 Negroes rampaged in two slum districts after a youths shooting by a patrolman. Whites were beaten, stores looted and several buildings burned. One deputy sheriff died, and authorities, including Gov. Kirk, moved to control the unrest amid a tense dawn recovery.
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Tampa
Fla
A.H. Wainwright
Carl DeWitt
Jooyce
DeWitt
Guilder
Claude Kirk
Sponsors Aim to Pass Ohio Banking Bill intact
Ohio sponsors push to move a major banking law revision through the Senate intact amid a floor fight threat and a Cleveland court ruling on voting shares held in trust. Sen. Ralph Regula says the bill is an agreed package with no changes needed, as amendments loom from Sen. Carney on minority voting rights. The measure would ease state banks into broader activities and enhance competitive standing with national banks, including ventures like travel bureaus and leasing at a $10,000 minimum value.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ralph S
Navarre
Stark
Ohio Senate
Senate
House
Cleveland
Regula
Charles J. Carney
Youngstown
Carney
Ate Agriculture and State Agencies Committee
Appalachia session opens with 13 states present
Delegates from thirteen states begin arriving at Burr Oak Lodge for the Appalachian Regional Commission three day session. Governors Rhodes of Ohio and Smith of West Virginia expected to attend the groundbreaking for the Tri County Vocational School and Technical Center at Nelsonville on Tuesday at 3 pm.
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Appalachian Regional Commission
Tri- County
Nelsonville
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Hulett Smith
West Virginia
Glouster
Tri-County
Kimberly Road
Thomas C. Porter
Logan High School
Msgr
Joseph Hakel
St. Rose Catholic Church
New Lexington
Logan
Albert Giles
Ohio Appalachia
Rhodes
Smith
Joe W. Fleming
Art Gasser
Logan Trade Club
Earl Hilleary
Paul Williams
Martin Essex
Burl Shoemaker
Appalachia
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Ohio University Inn
Alabama
Georgia
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New York
North Carolina
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
Mississippi
Burglar Steals From Lambert Food Center in Logan
Undetermined amount of money was taken from Lambert Food Center at 1266 W Hunter St in Logan. Police found the front door pried at 4 a.m. Monday. Thieves tore a money canister from the safe and used a shopping cart to haul it out the back. No link drawn to nearby theater or gas station burglaries.
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Lambert Food Center
W. Hunter St
Lloyd Fraizer
Hocking Drive
Theater
Sheriff's Department
Committee Okay Likely For LBJ Rail Proposal
Washington AP report notes a sharply divided House Commerce Committee is poised to approve President Johnsons plan to avert a rail strike though many dissent. An initial test vote showed administration support 18 to 10 with debate resuming as rules and timing hinge on 19 June deadline. Brock Adams offers a substitute for compulsory settlement plus government seizure if needed and may draw 10 to 15 votes depending on Republican attendance.
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House Commerce Committee
Johnson
House
Rules Committee
Senate
House Committee
Brock Adams
Adams
Washington Democrat
Ohio Union and Contractors Reach Tentative Strike Settlement
Columbus bulletin reports tentative agreement between the Ohio Contractors Association and Local 18 Operating Engineers Union ending a five week strike that halted about 800 million dollars of construction projects across Ohio.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Contractors Association
Local 18
Operating Engineers Union
Riot Breaks Out After Carmichael Arrest in Prattville
The arrest of black power advocate Stokely Carmichael sparked a gun battle between police and Negroes in Prattville Alabama. National Guardsmen moved in with orders to shoot to kill if needed, removing about 30 detainees and a shotgun from a house. Seven people were questioned, three officers were injured, and several patrol cars were damaged. Carmichael remained jailed, with bond possible.
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Prattville
Ala
Stokely Carmichael
Phillip Wood
Carmichael
Obie Thompson
National Guard
Ohio construction strike nears end after talks resume
U.S. and World News Briefs report contract talks resuming in Columbus, Ohio, as a strike that has halted nearly $800 million in state construction projects enters its second month. Executives of the Ohio Contractors Association expressed cautious optimism that real progress is being made after negotiators called a recess.
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Columbus
Ohio
Kark L. Rothermund
Ohio Contractors Association
Methodist Conference Opens Lakeside Delegation Vote
Delegates at the 156th Ohio annual Methodist Conference begin voting on representatives to the General Conference in Dallas next April. A second vote will decide on potential union with the Evangelical United Brethren Church. Oregon records six traffic deaths in a weekend, tying a yearly total and pushing Ohio’s weekend toll to part of a statewide count.
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The
Methodist Church
Dallas
Tex
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Oregon
King Renews Plea For Equality In Cincinnati Churches
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr echoed non violence and racial equality at Zion Baptist Church in Cincinnati and Mt Zion Baptist Church in Lockland. He urged love and unity saying Americans are tied in a single garment of destiny. Local civil rights leaders accompanied him during Sunday services.
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Cincinnati
Martin Luther King Jr
Dr. King
Zion Baptist Church
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Lockland
America
Rostow urges regional cooperation for Middle East stability
Presidential aide Walt Rostow said dignity and stability in the postwar Middle East depend on a regional cooperation plan similar to postwar Europe. He outlined what the Johnson administration may have in mind as the region emerges from a brief but violent conflict during Middlebury College's 167th commencement.
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Middlebury
Walt W. Rostow
Middle East
Europe
Johnson
Rostow
Middlebury College
Dodd Debate Sets Senate Censure Fortunes
The Senate weighs a censure for Sen. Thomas J. Dodd over alleged financial misconduct with Rep. Rus sell B. Long backing him. Sen. Jacob Javits says Dodd has a legitimate complaint about the lack of an official ethics code, but his vote remains undecided.
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Washington
Senate
Thomas J. Dodd
Connecticut
Russell B. Long
D-La
Senate Ethics Committee
Dodd
Jacob K. Javits
R-N. Y
Javits
Osteopaths Replacing MDs as Family Doctors
Dr. John W. Hayes of East Liverpool Ohio told the Ohio Osteopathic Association in Cleveland that osteopathic doctors are rapidly replacing physicians as America's family physicians. He said MDs shift to research teaching and specialization, leaving general family care to osteopaths during the association's four day convention.
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Cleveland
American Ostopathic Association
America
John W. Hayes
East Liverpool
Ohio
Ohio Osteopathic Association
Hayes
Neighborhood Youth Corps starts 108 Athens students
Inside Today reports 108 students in Athens County begin jobs on Neighborhood Youth Corps projects. Federal Hocking officials plan to open school bids in late July. A Thai native joins the Pleasant Valley Hospital staff. Gearsee Dan Gurney and A J Foyt win the 24 hour race.
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Thailand
Pleasant Valley Hospital
Dan Gurney
A. J. Foyt
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