House approves Appalachia aid bill for Johnson signature
The House passed the 1.1 billion Appalachia aid bill by 257 to 165 after GOP amendments failed. The Senate already cleared the measure. It aims to fund highways and health facilities across 360 counties in 11 states, with Ohio receiving a large share, including Tuscarawas and parts of Ashbrook's district.
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Missing F100 Pilot From Quang Khe Raid
U S forces search for 1st Lt. Hayden J. Lockhart missing after his jet was shot down near Quang Khe 40 miles north of the border with South Viet Nam. His parachute and helmet were found, and rescuers plan to direct helicopters to the area. Four other American pilots and one Vietnamese were rescued in the same raid.
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Viet Nam
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15 Dead in Natchitoches Pipeline Explosion
A high pressure Tennessee Gas Transmission Co pipeline exploded in a residential area north of Natchitoches Louisiana early today killing at least 15 people including nine children. Several others were injured and firefighters widened the search as flames scorched five homes and melted eight cars.
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Elizabeth Taylor aids dying widow after car strike
In Dublin Elizabeth Taylor rushed to help 76 year old Alice Ryan after a chauffeur driven car struck her. Ms Ryan reportedly stepped into the path of the car as Taylor and her driver were returning from a funeral in France for the chauffeur’s son.
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Fulbright Seeks Separation of Military and Economic Aid
Sen. J. W. Fulbright urged Congress to divide the Johnson administration’s 3.38 billion dollar foreign aid package into separate military and economic components. He called for selective funding, longer authorizations, and shifted lending from direct U S development to multilateral institutions, while stressing no critique of aid theory or overall size.
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Pep Pill Man Gets Prison Three Years
Carl W. Elliott, 26, of Chillicothe, was sentenced to three years after pleading guilty to selling pills at truck stops in Columbus and Chillicothe. He had previously admitted the offense.
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Dems Block Another Rhodes Choice in Ohio Senate
Ohio Senate Democrats blocked Gov. Rhodes appointment to the Industrial Commission amid GOP protests in a heated session. They also approved a measure urging end to private interviews of public agency appointees. The 16-15 majority shifted due to illness. Cippolone’s nomination was rejected on party lines.
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Negro March On Alabama Capitol Led By Dr King
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr plans a 50 mile march from Selma to Montgomery to urge liberalization of Alabama voting laws. The march may start Sunday with 500 to 300 marchers joining the protest during a special legislative session.
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Appalachia Bill May Mean More Airports for SEC Cities
A federal Appalachia program and a $290 million bond plan could fund airport upgrades in 28 Ohio counties. Plans outline county by county projects to improve existing facilities or build new ones with state funds of $100 000 per county and federal aid up to 80 percent in eligible cases.
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Appalachian
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Jackson County
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Ironton
Chamber Chief Asks Better Tax Structure
In Columbus the new president of the Ohio Chamber of Commerce urges an improved tax structure to stimulate the Southeast Ohio industrial climate.
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Ohio Industrial Clima
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Inside The Messenger Athens Highway Plans Discussion
Athens delegation reviews state highway plans on page 2 while tax changes for April 18 are noted. Page 4 announces cleanup week starting Friday and Page 5 mentions oil boom activity in Mason County discussed by Indy Beg de. Pew-AL basketball tournaments enter semi final stages on page 17.
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Russians Rock U. S. Embassy Demonstration in Moscow
A large student demonstration at the U S Embassy in Moscow involved rocks ink and windows smashed. Police ferried by So viet soldiers dispersed the crowd after about ten minutes as authorities feared wider unrest.
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U.S
Lumumba
Fay D. Kohler
Brewin
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