Milk Withholding Action Enters Second Day Across 25 States
The National Farmers Organization milk withholding for higher pay moves into its second day. In Athens area activity includes 3300 pounds drained and pickets at Fairmont plant. Meigs Vinton Hocking Ross Gallia Lawrence counties report 40 45 NFO members with about 100 shed workers. Officials note supply impact remains unclear but expect tightness as days pass.
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Fairmont Food Co
Athens
Earl Bailey
Athens County
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Marietta-Athens
Portsmouth
Meigs
Vinton
Hocking
Ross
Gallia
Lawrence
Miami Valley Milk Producers Association
NFO Action
Bailey
Milk Association
Karl Bailey
Athens County Nfo
George Lovell
Rail and political briefs span national concerns
In Columbus the C and O Railway offers to reschedule remaining Washington Cincinnati trains if its discontinuance request is granted for two main lines. In Washington the FCC will reassess the AMBIC ITT merger after Justice Department objections. Congress approves a large Vietnam war emergency aid and boosts tax incentives for business investment. Powell's lawyer warns of unrest if he returns to New York. A Senate committee backs deployment of antiballistic missiles pending Soviet limits.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Washington
Admiral cites growing antiaircraft fire and tunnels in North Vietnam
On the carrier Kitty Hawk in the Gulf of Tonkin Rear Adm. David C. Richardson said the Communists are firing more antiaircraft guns than before and are digging more underground storage areas to shield war supplies from American planes.
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Hospital building to receive new offer in Meigs County
Meigs County reports a potential bid for the old Hocking Valley Hospital as a new offer is reportedly made. The village struggles to find an airport site and may forfeit a $100,000 state grant if no suitable location is found.
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Meigs County
S.eess
Cassius Clay
Pymhless
Dodd Admits Money Woes Plagued Him In Senate Probe
Sen Thomas J Dodd testified before the Senate ethics committee that he fell “in the hole” in 1956 and stayed there as loans and campaign funds overlapped. The probe centers on using campaign money for personal expenses including loan repayments. Edward F Sullivan, tied to Dodd’s 1964 re election, to be called as a witness.
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Thomas J. Dodd
Senate Ethics Committee
Dodd
Senate
John F. Sennett
John Stennis
Dmiss
Stennis
Edward F. Sullivan
Hartford
Navy Bomber Attacks Viet Nam Power Plant Under Fire
A Navy Intruder from the Kitty Hawk dodged antiaircraft fire and four Soviet built missiles to strike Bac Giang's power plant near Hanoi. Cmdr. Ronald J. Hays led 13 bombs in darkness, reporting unclear damage. The raid followed earlier attacks on Thai Nguyen steel works and Viet Tri power center amid heavy weather and ongoing frontline combat near Khe Sanh.
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Hanoi
Viet Tri
Hays
Ted Been
Houghton, Mich
Legal Fights and Grand Jury in JFK Death Probe
In New Orleans the Kennedy assassination inquiry advances on two fronts legal clashes in court and secret grand jury sessions. Defense objects to forced testimony as Shaw faces a possible trial for conspiring to murder Kennedy while grand jury indicts Dean Andrews Jr. for perjury. Andrews had testified about Warren Commission matters and potential aliases used in the Oswald case.
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New Orleans
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Jim Garrison
Shaw
John F. Kennedy
Orleans Parish
Garrison
Warren Commission
Dean A. Andrews Jr
Tes Belly
Andrews
Lee Harvey Oswald
Clay Bertrand
Oswald
Dallas
Tat Shaw
Bertrand
Perry R. Russo
Five Day Forecast Sees Below Normal Temperatures
Five day outlook shows high temperatures in the 30s north and upper 40s south with overnight lows in the 20s. A warmer Sunday precedes a steadily colder period with about 2 inches of precipitation as snow or flurries mainly this weekend.
Rhodes Heads For Meet With President Johnson
Gov. James A. Rhodes heads to Washington for talks with President Johnson and other governors after returning from a Far East trade mission described as excellent and productive. He notes $5 million in goods sold by 60 mission members in the first two weeks and says a second overseas trade office will open in Tokyo within a month with plans for an All Ohio show and four more trips to various regions.
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Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Washington
Johnson
Bangkok
Thailand
White House
Tokyo
Hong Kong
Rhodes
South
Central America
Australia
New Zealand
Scandinavian
Europe
St Patrick's Day Festivities Across U S with Green Rivers
Cities celebrate with green fountains and illuminated falls. Chicago dyes fountains green and Mayor Daley jokes it should be year round. New Yorks Long Island Railroad offers one day naturalized Irish passes. Niagara Falls planned green dye and green lighting on Patrick s Night for American and Horseshoe Falls.
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Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Civic Center
New York
Long Island
Long Ireland Railroad
Patrick J. Dillon
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Niagara River
Dillon
Horseshoe Falls
St. Patrick's
Humphrey says Soviets may launch space spectacle this year
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey warned the Soviets will likely launch a large manned space platform to mark their 50th anniversary and Sputnik's 10th anniversary. NASA head James E. Webb agreed the Soviets could produce another dramatic space advance, while U.S. program faces budget pressures from Congress.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Soviet Union
U.S
Congress
Space Agency
Mars
Space and Industry
Humphrey
James E. Webb
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Space Council
Red Soviet Space Vehicle Circling Earth Report
The London Evening Standard reports a large Soviet space vehicle circling the earth. Western radar may have tracked the craft, described as possibly the biggest spaceship ever launched, though Jodrell Bank officials say no signals are received and no crew is confirmed. Russia last sent a man into space two years ago.
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London
London Evening Standard
Evening Standard
Peter Fairley
Jodrell Bank
Russia
Senate Endorses U S Soviet Consular Treaty Amid Vietnam War
The Senate approved the U S Soviet consular treaty by a 66 to 28 vote as the Moscow ratification was anticipated. The pact creates limited diplomatic immunity and access rights for Americans in the Soviet Union within four days, marking the first treaty solely between the two nations.
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United States
Soviet Union
Dirksen
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