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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1968

Page

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Rockefeller Eyes Western Summit for a true Atlantic partnership

Gov. Nelson Rockefeller pledges to convene Western heads of state to build a true Atlantic partnership if elected. He proposes NATO defense shifts to European leadership, closer US Europe ties, and a new international order while addressing Kennedy's death and campaigning in California.

Los Angeles Nelson A. Rockefeller Richard M. Nixon New Yorker California Ronald Reagan Rockefeller United States Europe Supreme Command NATO Secret Service New York North Atlantic Treaty Organization

Viet Cong rockets hit Tan Son Nhut base in Saigon

Viet Cong rockets struck Tan Son Nhut air base in Saigon killing 30 civilians and wounding 26, with damage to houses, a helicopter and a transport plane. In the DMZ, Allied units report heavy fighting near Khe Sanh and Gio Linh, with dozens of North Vietnamese killed and U.S. Marines sustaining casualties. Diplomatic talk in Paris centers on resuming bombing of Hanoi as shelling increases civic fear.

Saigon Tan Son Nhut South Vietnam U.S. Mili Paris Johnson Hanoi Khe Sanh Gio Linh U.S

22 Held Hostage By Felons

Inmates at a U S Penitentiary in Atlanta seized 22 hostages after refusing to report to work. A deal appeared possible as a list of grievances to be published by the Atlanta Journal, with a prison spokesman noting hopeful signs while details remained limited.

Atlanta Atlanta Journal Bureau of Prisons William C. King Journal William B. Williams Olin G. Blackwell Blackwell Williams

Spock trial ends testimony in draft conspiracy case

Testimony concludes in the trial of Dr. Benjamin Spock and four others accused of conspiring to aid young men to avoid the draft. Closing arguments set to begin, with Judge Francis J. Ford to charge the all male jury. The case unfolds amid defense and prosecution dispute over motives and influence.

Boston Benjamin Spock U. S Francis J. W. Ford

Flood recovery methods outlined for Athens County group

In Athens County a briefing on flood damage recovery methods was presented to a local group. The report highlights district awareness and response planning for flood events affecting the region.

Athens County Group Hocking Conservancy District Athens Telephone Company Logan Nelsonville-York Board of Education Mason County Board of Education America Bob Wren Meigs

Nixon Wins In Illinois Primary Delegates Shift

Republican Richard Nixon swept Illinois and South Carolina primaries securing a large bloc of delegates. Humphrey and McCarthy won a few Democratic delegates while incumbent congressmen faced varied fates. Barratt O'Hara lost to Abner Mikva, and Everett Dirksen won renomination for a fourth term amid a mix of unopposed and challenged incumbents.

Associated Press Richard M. Nixon Illinois South Carolina Texas John Connally John G. Tower Connally Hubert H. Humphrey Nixon Humphrey Eugene J. McCarthy Barratt O’hara House Abner Mikva Chicago Senate Everett M. Dirksen O'Hara

Rhodes Proposes Bill to Spur Urban Redevelopment

Gov James A Rhodes in Columbus outlined legislation to mobilize private industry against slum housing in Ohio. The measure would foster development of law and moderate income housing, create construction jobs, and include a state tax abatement program to support urban redevelopment.

Columbus Ohio James A. Rhodes Rhodes

De Gaulle Bans Demonstrations As Crisis Deepens In France

Paris reports say President de Gaulle banned all protests as violence surged in several cities. A Peugeot worker died from injuries after fleeing a police charge at Sochaux, raising the week’s toll to three. The government dissolved six extreme left groups and extended the ban through the National Assembly campaign ending June 30. Protests and student rioting continued across Paris with new actions planned.

Paris Charles de Gaulle France Yves Guena Sembly Daniel Cohn-Bendit Henri Blanchet Peugeot Auto Sochaux Alsace Blanchet University of Paris Peugeot

Substandard Housing Probe Seeks Urban Redevelopment Plan

Rhodes urged creation of Urban Redevelopment Commission to label blighted city sections as urban redevelopment areas and grant tax breaks with city consent. A State Housing Finance Agency would issue revenue bonds to fund rehab and low to moderate cost housing with bonds backed by agency revenues and no state tax money. Albert Giles outlined other state plans before the legislative study committee.

Rhodes Ohio Albert Giles Urban Redevelopment Commission State Housing Finance Agency

Ohio public employees may gain back pay in millions

The Ohio Council of AFSCME says thousands of public workers could receive back pay after a Supreme Court ruling extending federal minimum wage and overtime coverage to non teaching staff in private and public sectors. State Finance Director Krabach says Ohio has paid at least federal minimum for two years and expects no major issues, though some part time workers may be affected.

Columbus, Ohio Ohio Ohio Council of American Federation of State Ment U.S. Supreme Court Richard L. Krabach Krabach

U S Protest Over North Vietnamese Rocket Attacks on Saigon

Ambassador Harriman told Xuan Thuy in Paris talks that the United States has reports the current offensive against Saigon was planned and directed by North Vietnamese generals. He warned the talks could face grave consequences and noted North Vietnamese troops and matériel sustained the Saigon bombardment with civilians bearing the toll.

Paris United States North Vietnam Saigon W. Averell Harriman U.S Xuan Thuy Hanoi Harriman Johnson

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