Appalachia Aid Plan Shapes Ohio Valley Strategy
Ohio's 24 county Appalachia program draws federal state and private backing with 37 agencies involved. The Ohio Valley Region Development Plan led by Ohio University and the Ohio Development Department must align with the Appalachian Regional Commission as officials push for a capital investment, not a giveaway, while preparing for projected funding and job programs. Dr Vernon Alden leads the Ohio University task force coordinating with federal leaders like R Sargent Shriver. William J Sheehan, head of the Institute for Development, emphasizes watching for new industry opportunities.
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John F. Wheeler
Associated Press
Ohio
Ohio Valley Region Development Plan
Ohio Valley Region Development Council
Ohio Department of Development
Ohio University
Institute For Regional Development
Federal Area Redevelopment Administration
Ohio Highway Department
Appalachia
William J. Sheehan
Sheehan
Vernon R. Alden
Alden
United States
Federal Job Corps
Washington
R. Sargent Shriver
Peace Corps
Institute For Development
Civil Rights Volunteers To Train And Deploy To Mississippi
About 400 young civil rights volunteers from northern and western colleges finish a week of training in Ohio and head to Mississippi this weekend. They were urged to stay nonviolent and honor missing colleagues as Bayard Rustin called for renewed dedication. The report also notes May price changes with food and housing down while most other goods rose.
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Oxford — (P
Mississippi
Bayard Rustin
Austin
Washington
Labor Department
Runaway youths cause wild chase end in Nelsonville crash
Two Athens County Children’s Home runaways, a 15-year-old boy and a 12-year-old, stole a 1956 sedan, sped through Athens streets at 85 mph, smashed a shed, and leaped out to flee. Patrolman William Blake pursued, fired a warning shot, and the pair surrendered or were captured nearby. both treated for minor injuries and placed with juvenile authorities. The stolen car owned by William Laughlin of Athens was demolished.
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Nelsonville
Athens County
Nelsonville Ptl
William Blake
Hoskinson Gulf Station
Canal St
Blake
Watkins St
Monroe St
Canal
Myers St
Mount St. Mary Hospital
William Laughlin
Wolfe St
Athens
Florida Governor Visits St. Augustine Amid Violent Clashes
Gov. Farris Bryant flew to St. Augustine to oversee a tense race riot situation after hundreds of white protesters attacked civil rights marchers. The unrest followed a ban on night demonstrations by Bryant, who bypassed a Jacksonville court hearing. The National Guard was mobilized for discussions with community leaders as about 30 people were treated for injuries and eight whites plus two Black individuals were arrested.
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St, Augustine
Fla
Farris Bryant
St. Augustine
Martin Luther King
Bryant
Jacksonville
US Dist
Bryan Simpson
National Guard
King
No Explosion Seen in Deep South Civil Rights Disappearances
Allen Dulles said no likely explosion in Mississippi as U S sailors joined state and federal officers in east central Mississippi to search for missing civil rights workers Michael Schwerner Andrew Goodman and James Chaney. The trio, all connected to New York and Meridian, disappeared after being released from jail last Sunday. A burned-out station wagon was found Tuesday 17 miles northeast of Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Miss
Allen Dulles
U. S
Mississippi
Johnson
Meridian Naval Air Auxiliary Station
FBI
Michael Schwerner
Andrew Goodman
New York City
James Chaney
More Road Arrests Set By Patrol
Columbus report quotes Col. A B Cook, superintendent of the State Highway Patrol, urging stepped up enforcement after rising traffic accidents. He calls for more arrests and fewer written warnings, saying enforcement lag currently, and a direct link exists between police action and accident reduction.
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Columbus
A. B. Cook
State Highway Patrol
Direct Talks Fail To Appease UN Over Cyprus Crisis
President Johnson shifts effort to the United Nations after four days of stalled diplomacy with Greece and Turkey. George Ball reports to UN officials on talks with Ismet Inonu and George Papandreou as NATO fears of war grow. Inonu shows conditional openness. Papandreou rejects further negotiations.
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Johnson
White House
Washington
George Papandreou
Greece
Turkey
Cyprus
Papandreou
United Nations
George W. Ball
New York
U. N
Ismet Inonu
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Inonu
Mediterranean
NATO
Soviet Union
Legislators Push Legislation in Broad Bid
Congress advanced several measures in a summer push. The House approved 375 million in transit aid for cities with traffic problems. The Senate panel backed a 550 million pay raise for members of Congress and federal workers. A foreign aid cut of 200 million was proposed by the House Appropriations Committee. The Senate approved a cosmetics tax exemption and other edits to an excise tax extension. An interim funding resolution allows agencies to spend at current levels until August 31.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee
House Appropriations Committee
Johnson
Otto E. Passman
D-La
White House mixups on Mississippi search misinfo
White House press secretary George Reedy corrected an earlier briefing calling an initial claim inadvertently accurate. He later said FBI and military sources clarified that Marines were sailors and helicopters were Navy assets in the Mississippi civil rights workers search.
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Frank Cormier
Washington
George Reedy
White House
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Gov. Johnson
Reedy
U S Sets Hard Line on China Amid Southeast Asia Tensions
The United States asserts a firm stance toward Red China as Beijing faces shortages in air force parts and up to date armor. Intelligence notes slow Chinese modernization and a depleted ability to wage a major war, with no massing forces detected in South China.
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Washington
United States
Southeast Asia
China
Moscow
Red China
U .S
Robert S. McNamara
Red
Korea
South China
Blast Kills 6 as Snakes Escape in Pocono Fire
A truck loaded with ammonium nitrate exploded near Marshalls Creek Pennsylvania killing six firemen and a driver. The blast leveled a reptile farm scattering venomous snakes and damaged nearby homes. Paesch and his wife witnessed the blast. the wife died.
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Marshalls Creek
Pocono Mountain
Pocono
Albert Kuda
Port Carbon
American Cyanamid Co
Pottsville
Columbus Newspapers Plan Publication Next Monday
Agreement reached to end the city newspaper strike the Dispatch and Citizen-Journal plan resuming by Monday. Union members must ratify the contracts tomorrow and mechanical factors set Monday as the earliest publication date for return of both papers.
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Columbus
Evening Dispatch
Morning Citizen-Journal
Dispatch Printing Co
Conviction of Ralph Ross upheld by appeals court
The Fourth District Court of Appeals upholds the murder conviction of Ralph Ross for the death of his wife. Related notes mention Sandy Koufax setting a strikeout record and several local items across pages.
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Ralph Ross
Dorcas
Fourth District Court of Appeals
Sandy Koufax
del Crandall
Logan
Southeast Asia
Athens
Gallia County
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ARA
Florida
Deep South
Dulles
President Johnson
Meridian
Paul Johnson
Jackson
Federal Bureau of Investigation
U.S
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Paesch
Monroe County General Hospital
Stroudsburg
Ereeer
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Glouster
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Pt. Pleasant
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Middleport
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