Global gold rush and Middle East talks frame tense brief
London demand for bullion slumped while Paris, Zurich showed strength in continental markets despite central bank defense. In Salem Oregon inmates riot burned the penitentiary, releasing guards after damages pegged at 6 million dollars. Jarring’s talks falter as Egypt and Israel trade accusations over Middle East settlement. McCarthy may visit Ohio. civil rights vote advances. Rockefeller urged to run. Copper talks inch toward settlement. Saigon purges seven province chiefs after lunar New Year offensive.
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Athens council to weigh bus line legislation in special meeting
Parents can prove useful in helping their children learn to read says Dr Gary Myers. Duke gains trip to the National Invitation Tournament after a 12 10 loss to North Carolina State. Manager of Athens two theaters is subject of Jon Webb's pictorial essay today.
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Rusk urges Congress to keep foreign aid funding
Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged the Senate Foreign Relations Committee not to delay foreign aid despite Vietnam costs. He argued aid is vital to U.S. prosperity and security, calling for approval of funds requested by President Johnson to sustain economic momentum and global safety.
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Viet Nam Frontline Battles Toll and US Base Attacks
South Vietnamese infantry claimed 162 enemy killed in a northern frontier fight near Dong Ha as U S forces reported light casualties. North Vietnamese guns struck the Cua Viet naval complex below the DMZ amid fires and explosions. American B 52 strikes and fighter raids targeted positions inland near Khe Sanh Dak To and Hue. Westmoreland activated a new command for Vietnam's northern provinces as Communist forces reportedly expand.
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Auto hits kill woman and child on York Two road
Mae Newlan 26 and her son Michael Thompson were struck by a car driven by Larry Bailey 21 while walking along Spice Lick Hill Road near their home. The boy died instantly. the mother died later at Mount St. Mary Hospital. Bailey said he backed from his driveway and, turning around, spotted the pedestrians as his car skidded left of center. The crash left the car on its top and the mother thrown into a ditch. This is Athens County's first highway death this year.
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Rhodesians Hanged Two Africans in Rhodesia Death Row
In Salisbury Rhodesia the white minority government hanged two Africans for murder and reprieved nine others awaiting execution. The action follows last week’s executions that drew global protests and signals a pattern of lethal punishment for murder cases and clemency for nonfatal terrorist crimes. Pope Paul VI appealed for mercy, while Britain and many nations condemned the ruler’s policies.
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Six arrested in Athens narcotics raid at Palmer Street
Athens police and county sheriff deputies raided a Palmer Street residence early Sunday seizing marijuana and a hallucinogenic drug along with pipes and a gun. Six people were arrested including three Ohio University students and three former students, two adults held on narcotics counts and a juvenile placed with a juvenile officer.
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Narcotics Raid Details and Preliminary Hearings Set
March 25 raid leads to not guilty plea for Waldstein and preliminary hearing scheduled for March 27 at 9 30 a m. Richardson and Mr and Mrs Shukla face Friday hearings. Bruno’s bond is $3 000 and he is bound to the grand jury. The Palmer Street raid followed surveillance with Charles Bartlett alerting police to heavy traffic. Officers found marijuana and pipes inside the house and in Richardson's car, plus the drug Speed. Davis surrendered a loaded .22 derringer. Two other students were detained then released. courtroom packed with supporters this morning.
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