Buckeye Boys State Wraps With Plans For Graduation
Buckeye Boys State ends in Athens after a week of mock government. About 1300 citizens prepare for a military program at Ohio University Bird Arena and Saturday graduation. Gov. Rhodes and cabinet vow a return visit next year. Gregory McKenzie tours with press and officials. Cadets from the military academies join the program's night events.
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Buckeye Boys State
Athens
Boys State
Ohio University
Bird Arena
American Legion
Als
McKenzie
Princeton
Cincinnati
Boys State Supreme Court
Columbus
William McCreary
Bellaire
West Point
Lester E. Smith
Wapakoneta
Air Force Academy
Integration Students Plan Miss Invasion
The first week long program to train college students in civil rights work ended today. About 200 collegians left for Mississippi to help in a massive plan.
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Oxford
Mississippi
Cyprus Crisis Triggers Turkish Minister Resignation
Ankara reports Prime Minister Ismet Inonu will resign after failing to secure parliamentary support over Cyprus policy. The UK and Denmark pursue separate aims in Cold War era diplomacy while plans to nationalize steel surface in Britain. In Congo North Katanga reports Albertville captured by anti government rebels as Mississippi summer project trains white northern students for integration.
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Ankara
Turkey
Ismet Inonu
Cyprus
West Coast firm eyed for Nelsonville plant site
Governor Hubbard told Nelsonville officials that a West Coast firm is seriously considering locating in the city owned Veterans Industrial Memorial building. The inquiry covers lease terms building expansion and option to buy. The project would not relocate but expand the present factory operation and hire mostly men.
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Nelsonville
Richard Hubbard
Nelsonville Board of Trade
Ethel’s Tea Room
Veterans Industrial Memorial Building
Hubbard
Fairfield County
Quiry
Democrats Heal Scars Greet LBJ in California
California Democrats greet President Johnson in unity as the primary scars heal. Pierre Salinger leads state leaders greeting, with Salinger having defeated Alan Cranston for the senatorial nomination. Johnson tours Edwards AFB, San Francisco, and Concord for a rapid transit project groundbreaking worth 792 million dollars.
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San Francisco
California
Johnson
White House
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Alan Cranston
Edwards Air Force Base
San Francisco Bay
Concord
Bay
Quadruplets Now At Home With Parents
Cincinnati report says two of the Mincey quadruplets Mathew and Mark are home with their parents. The boys born May 22 at Booth Hospital were brought home Thursday. Two remaining twins stay at the hospital to gain weight as their father Robert Mincey and his wife care for five other children.
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Cincinnati
Mincey
Mathew
Mark
Booth Hospital
Robert Mincey
Earthquake Hits Niigata Amid Aftermath of Earlier Quake
A new quake struck Niigata Japan worsening damage from Tuesday’s deadly tremor. No immediate deaths or injuries reported as residents repair damaged structures. In Texas a jury began deliberations in a $2 million libel suit against the Associated Press. In Sicily bandits robbed a train near Mt Etna, stealing 14 mail sacks worth about $100 000.
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Niigata
Japan
Fort Worth
Tex
U.S. District Court
Edwin A. Walker
Associated Press
Catania
Sicily
Mt. Etna
Warren Commission to release 200 page report by June 30
Washington outlines that the Warren Commission aims to make public a report totaling more than 500 pages with testimony transcripts. It notes no current doubt on the FBI conclusions that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone, and mentions the commission may propose procedural improvements for protecting the President.
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Sterling F. Green
Washington
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
Earl Warren
Dallas
Johnson
FBI
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
Jack Ruby
J. Edgar Hoover
Warren
Commission
Goodyear Logan Plant Faces Union Vote Threat Claim
Goodyear officials warn a union election at the Logan plant may threaten its viability. The ballot for United Rubber Workers representation covers 234 of 310 workers amid wage and benefit questions, with management stressing local production distinct from Akron operations.
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LOGAN
Goodyear
Logan Goodyear
United Rubber Workers, Afl-Cio
Opera
Akron
Akron Area
Cuba Farm Output Faces Hard Road to 1966 Goals
Cuba's land reform chief Carlos Rafael Rodriguez warns agriculture under the Castro regime will require major reforms and partial mechanization to reach a 10 million ton sugar crop by 1970. He forecasts improvement by 1966 as nagging problems are resolved, despite optimistic and conflicting forecasts from European and US observers.
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Morris W. Rosenberg
Havana
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Carlos Rafael Rodriguez
National Agrarian Reform Institute
Rodriguez
Johnson Is Seen Winning On Aid
President Johnson pressures Congress to approve all 3.5 billion dollars for foreign aid as House Appropriations subcommittee debates initial funding. Passman seeks cuts while Mahon, new committee chair, supports aid and can reshuffle subcommittee assignments. The split centers on whether to uphold or temper the President's request.
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Johnson
Aid
Washington
Congress
House Appropriations Committee
Otto E. Passman
Dla
Passman
House
Parent Appropriations Committee
Clarence Cannon
Missouri
Goldwater Opposes Civil Rights Bill Amid Senate Push
Senator Barry Goldwater declared he would vote no on the civil rights bill, citing two sections he says infringe the Constitution. Senate progress nears final passage with about four hours of speeches left and House plans to act to forward the measure to President Johnson by July 4.
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Washington
Senate
House
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
R -Ariz
Rules Committee
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Smith
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
White House
Chemist Trades Job For Islander Life Downriver Voyage
Leo J. Elmerick, 39, a chemist from Ashtabula Ohio, along with his wife and six children, sails a 42 foot boat down the Mississippi toward the Virgin Islands. They planned a three to four month voyage with no fixed schedule and aim to island hop through the Caribbean to settle.
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Cleveland
Leo J. Elmerick
Ashtabula
Mississippi River
Virgin Islands
Elmerick
General Tire & Rubber Co
Fred Alvarez
Cleveland Yachting Club
Lake Erie
Canton
Elmericks
Great Lakes
Chicago
Chicago Canal
Mississippi
Gulf of Mexico
Caribbean
Atlantic Coast
Kiwanis sponsors Learn To Swim in Athens
Kiwanis Club backs Athens learning to swim program in the Messenger issue. The note situates the project as a splashy local contribution and highlights community support.
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Athens
Kiwanis Club
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