Peking Attacks Moscow as Pro-Soviet Leaders Meet
Chinese leaders renew accusations of a widening Sino Soviet split while pro Soviet parties gather secretly in Moscow to discuss unity. Delegates from 18 countries are listed with 47 delegates named, amid boycotts by several communist states.
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Moscow
Kremlin
Soviet Communist Party Presidium
Mikhail Suslov
Soviet Party
Central Committee
Communist Party
Pravda
Argentina
Australia
Brazil
Bulgary
Cuba
Czechoslovakia
Finland
France
East Germany
West Germany
Hungary
India
Italy
Mongolia
Poland
Syria
Soviet Union
Communist Parties of
China
North Korea
North Viet Nam
Japan
Indonesia
Albania
Romania
Moscow - Peking
Torso Found in Ohio River With Severed Limbs
A torso recovered from the Ohio River on Sunday shows the upper body with arms and head missing. Police report no identity clues or additional body parts found at the scene.
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Cincinnati
Ohio River
Oberlin Ends 48 Hour Viet Nam Protest Fast
A 48 hour fast by Oberlin College students protesting U S policy in Viet Nam ends today. A second group plans to begin another fast to continue the protest.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
U. S
Viet Nam
Vienna President Adolf Schärf Dies After Long Career
Vienna reports the death of President Adolf Schärf a Socialist who battled Nazis and Communists as Chancellor Josef Klaus assumed duties until a new president is elected. Union strike against major petrochemical firms broadens nationwide after failed negotiations over pay and issues.
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Vienna
Austria
Adolf Schaerf
Josef Klaus
New York
Albert Meyer in deteriorating condition after two operations
Doctors report Albert Meyer remains very ill after two operations in three days. Police note a group of youths diverted in a stolen boat near Rue gen island, as President Johnson urges Americans to limit travel abroad.
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Chicago
Albert Meyer
Ruegen
Johnson
U.S. Air Strikes Halt After Civilian Casualty Incident
In the Mekong Delta near Saigon U S B57 bombers halted after accidentally killing four South Vietnamese troops and wounding 15. Ground advisers cited liaison lapses as the cause while U S allied forces pressed a wider ground sea and air offensive with heavy Viet Cong activity reported.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Mekong
U.S
Vietnamese vessel burned and sank amid arms smuggling
A Vietnamese ship believed to carry a large arms cargo burned and sank off central Viet Nam after two weeks earlier another ship was sunk. U S Navy patrols may intensify actions against North Viet Nam gun running as a State Department white paper cites a maritime infiltration group sending weapons and agents southward. In Saigon Buddhists began a peace drive calling for foreign intervention.
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North Viet Nam
Mekong
Kien Hoa
Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S. Navy
South
State Department
Appalachia Aid Bill Heads to House Final Vote
Congress advances the 1.1 billion Appalachia aid package as the House opens debate with a final vote expected Tuesday. The plan funds 840 million for highway construction over five years plus 237 million for health and development programs in 11 states including West Virginia, Alabama, Georgia, North and South Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky, Virginia, Maryland, Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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Johnson
Congress
Appalachia
Senate
House
New York
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N. Y
West Virginia
Alabama
Georgia
South Carolina
North Carolina
Tennesee
Kentucky
Virginia
Maryland
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Paper On Viet Policy Pondered
Kosygin derides the State Department white paper as a black book and blames U S actions in South Vietnam. Peking says the document is a text for new attacks on North Vietnam as the North accelerates aggression and threats grow.
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Washington
Alexei N. Kosygin
Red China
State Department
South Viet Nam
Kosygin
Leipzig
Department
Peking
North Vietam
North Pen
Brentwood Teens Rebel in Hidden Cave Hideaway
Three Brentwood youths aged 13 to 14 fled to a hillside cave above the Zager home built with sandbags and stocked with an air conditioner TV and icebox. They say the aim was to escape parental control while staying near school and home, as parents supplied food and even fed the growing dispute.
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Los Angeles
Brentwood
Huckleberry Finn
Tomantryst
Greg Johnson
Warren Zager
Howie Mutz
Warren
Greg
Mandeville Canyon
Zager
Howie
Dawn Fraser suspended for ten years by Australian swimming body
Hobart Tasmania Dawn Fraser aged 27 renowned Australian sprinter faces a ten year ban from competition as the Amateur Swimming Union of Australia announces the sanction. The case centers on alleged misconduct within the sport and affects Fraser’s international prospects.
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Hobart
Tasmania
Dawn Fraser
Ausmelee Oeee
Tok Olyer
Amateur Swimming Union of Australia
Rhodes appei tension in Ohio Senate skirmish
In The Messenger, a skirmish over Rhodes raises tension in the Ohio Senate. Editorial notes ongoing friction and political maneuvering as lawmakers clash on governance issues. Coach of the year Sheskey is highlighted in sports coverage, with selection reported on Page 10. Athens County tax records again break historical figures, featured on Page 2.
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Rhodes Appei
Ohio Senate
Sheskey
Athens County
Petty racing crash kills child in Dallas crowd
A stock car driven by 1964 champion Richard Petty spun and toppled into spectators in Dallas Georgia. An year-old boy was killed and seven injured as a wheel struck a bystander and others were treated at a local hospital. Roane Day of Randleman North Carolina suffered injuries among those hurt.
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Dallas
Richard Petty
Secieal
Boys Fiber
Roane Day
Randleman
N. C
Shaan Chren
Insult Adds To An Injury In Car Crash
A Cleveland man 22 year old David Sharpe was in a collision when his 1957 automobile stalled and ran a red light. The crash with a tractor trailer caused extensive damage including a detached rear fender trunk windshield hub caps and chrome loss. A bystander received a citation for running a red light.
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Cleveland
David Sharpe
Sharpe
Ohio Senate rumbles as Dems cling to edge on appointments
Ohio Senate remains split with Democrats holding a slim 16 15 margin as seven pending appointments face confirmation votes. Republicans Joseph Cipollone Parma could be among those considered for the Industrial Commission while Lt Governor Brown’s tie breaking role is blocked by the margin.
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Ohio
Senate
James A. Rhodes
Eee Hoffman
John W. Brown
Joseph A. Cipollone
Parma
Industrial Commission
King
Aew
Ohio Manufacturing Association
OMA
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