U S Viet plan planes bomb North Viet Nam targets
More than 160 American and Vietnamese aircraft hit two installations in North Viet Nam in the heaviest raid yet. Officials estimated 70 to 80 percent of a port and munitions depot were destroyed, with several planes shot down and crews missing.
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DA Nang
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Saigon
Xom Dang
Quang Khe
North
South
Viet Nam
Nguyen Kim Khanh
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Johnson Viet War Policy Distracts Reds and Allies
The Johnson administration presents a measured Viet Nam policy and White Paper that confounds Communist strategists in Asia and Moscow. Peking and Hanoi are seen as potential targets for broader conflict while Soviet leaders delay action at a world meeting.
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William L. Ryan
Johnson
Viet Nam
Asia
Washington
South
Red World
China
U.S
Hanoi
Peking
United States
Moscow
Kremlin
Cambodia
Southeast Asia
Ussr
Canal Feasibility Declared for Lake Erie and Ohio River Route
Brig. Gen. W. P. Leber declared the Lake Erie and Ohio River canal project feasible. The 120 mile waterway would run from the Beaver and Mahoning rivers to Lake Erie, with ten locks and a summit reservoir in the Grand River Valley. Project costs exceed a billion dollars with federal and non federal funding components.
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Washington
Lake Erie and Ohio River
W. P. Leber
Army Engineers’ Division
Cincinnati
Board of Engineers For
Congress
Michael J. Kirwan
Dohio
House Appropriations Committee
Ess
Feng Isco
Mahoning
Ohio River
Warren
Ohio
Lake Erie
Grand River Valley
Grand River
Painesville
Ohio House to consider summer school aid for teachers
Ohio lawmakers will introduce a bill offering free room and tuition for summer school to teachers under contract or continuing service status. Reps. Albritton and Powell, both teachers, lead the measure in the Ohio House. Negotiations between United Steelworkers and 11 major firms are set for a preliminary session Thursday to influence a new steel contract.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio House
David D. Albritton
R-Montgomery
Walter E. Powell
Butler
Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers
McNamara frames readiness over National Guard expansion
Secretary McNamara told Congress improved combat readiness tops priority as 4 Army Reserve units move to the National Guard while economy remains a secondary factor. Meanwhile Ohio River pollution worries rise after a seminar outlines future water needs. Two 15-year-old girls in Oakwood suffer serious injuries after being found on a mud bank of the Stillwater River. investigators probe how they ended there. Saigon notes mark an accidental government troop incident involving U S Air Force forces.
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Washington
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Congress
National Guard
Cincinnati
Ohio
S. L. Frost
Ohio Water Commission
Linda
Barbara Baker
Oakwood
Samaritan Hospital
Johnson Hopes for Exchange Visits With Soviet Leaders
President Johnson says he still hopes to exchange visits with Soviet Premier Kosygin this year. Kosygin says a Johnson Moscow visit would be very pleasant and notes an invite already extended. The White House confirms no change since Johnsons February remarks about a possible trip.
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Washington
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
U. S
Viet Nam
Moscow
Pravda
Communist Party
Amer
Viet
Site To Be Purchased For Ath ens New Fire Station
Columbus area page notes the site purchase for a new Ath ens fire station and outlines four major street projects planned in the same issue.
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Columbus AD
Athens
Life After 40
Middleport
Streamlining Of State Welfare To Be Unveiled
Ohio House unveils administration plans to reorganize the welfare department to gain federal funds. The bill would shift duties to county agencies and allow state takeover of county programs if counties refuse to comply, outlining state county financial responsibilities and payment methods.
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Columbus
State Welfare Department
Ohio House
Senate
Stanley J. Aronoff
Hamilton
Ohio
Ional
Legislative Service Commission
Prison escapees sought near Moundsville WV
A West Virginia State Penal Institute escape pair is at large, with law enforcement on the lookout. A stolen car is linked to the suspects as Sheriff Hartenbach and others pursue leads. there are unconfirmed reports of items taken from a local residence.
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Pomeroy
West Virginia State Penal Institute
Moundsville
Women and studies stir Kenyon college debate
At Gambier Kenyon College students discuss whether coeds will disturb campus studies. A faction argues male students oppose women entering the cloistered student environment while others call for co education and leadership roles.
Johnsons $1.3 Billion Aid Bill Advances in House
The $1.3 billion school aid bill backed by President Johnson moves toward a House vote after a 23-8 committee decision. Democrats lead the approval, with two Republicans crossing party lines to support the measure. Most funds target schools serving low income children, though 90 percent of districts would share in aid.
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Johnson
Democrats
House
Committee
Eea
Rocket explosion lights up sky with massive fireball
A rocket exploded sending a massive fireball into the air. The blast caused widespread flames and smoke, with debris and heat alarms reported by witnesses. Officials are assessing damage and potential injuries.
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