Illinois mother denies planned DeBakey artificial heart
Effingham mother Phyllis Wright, 45, says reports she will receive Dr. Michael DeBakey's partial artificial heart are incorrect though she has a tentative appointment. In Washington, selective service plans a fourth college qualification test in late June at 1200 centers nationwide with eligibility rules matching the May 14 21 and June 3 tests.
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Michael E. DeBakey
Houston
Tex
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DeBakey
Washington
National Selective Service Headquarters
Newspaper Unions Meet City Hall to End Nine Day Strike
Leaders from ten unions travel to New York City Hall to seek talks with Mayor John V. Lindsay aimed at ending a nine day strike against the yet to be published papers of World Journal Tribune Corp. The strikes affect publication plans and production timelines for the newspaper.
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New York
City Hall
John V. Lindsay
World Journal Tribune Corp
Nelsonville High Band sweeps state competition with four superior ratings
The Nelsonville High School band earned four superior ratings at the state contest, highlighting strong performing evidence from the group.
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Nelsonville High School
Athens Council
Athens County Grand Jury
Alabama Primary Tests Negro Power
Six states held primaries with Alabama drawing national attention as Negro voting power expands under the 1965 voting rights law. Gov. George Wallace seeks his wife Lurleen Wallace as Democratic nominee. potential runoff May 31 if no majority. Federal examiners and poll watchers noted increased eligible Negro voters and registration levels.
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Alabama
Florida
Indiana
New Mexico
Ohio
Oklahoma
George Wallace
Wallace
Haydon Burns
Robert King High
Miami
Scott Kelly
Lakeland
Sam Foot
Tallahassee
Burns
Ohio Voters Selecting Candidates in Democratic and Republican Primaries
Voters across Ohio cast ballots in Democratic and Republican primaries from 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. EST. The Democratic slate featured governor, congress, and attorney general contests including two Negro candidates and marked a pivotal statewide race for governor between Frazier Reams Jr. and Harry Mellwain. Republican contests included Gov. James A. Rhodes versus William L. White and two congressional nominations with Robert Taft Jr. leading McCulloch against James Carpenter.
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Ohio
James A. Rhodes
William L. White
Mount Vernon
Rhodes
Robert Taft Jr
Cincinnati
William McCulloch
Lima
James Carpenter
Housing Proviso Doomed in Senate Civil Rights Fight
The Senate faces its first clash over President Johnsons civil rights bill as a housing provision bans racial or religious discrimination in sale or rental of housing. Republican Everett Dirksen labels the clause unconstitutional and warns he cannot back breaking a filibuster. Democratic leader Mike Mansfield also opposes setting a deadline for committee action.
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Senate
Johnson
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate Judiciary Committee
Kennedy calls for reassessment of U S China policy
Senator Edward M. Kennedy urged a sweeping U S policy rethink toward China and asked President Johnson to appoint a special commission. He proposed a panel headed by a prominent retired or academic figure to study informal contacts with Red China, UN membership options, limited trade, and Chinese participation in arms control talks.
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Psen
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Dmass
U.S
China
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Matthew B. Ridgway
Korea
Alfred M. Gruenther
American Red Cross
Milton S. Eisenhower
Johns Hopkins University
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Senate
Kennedy
Commission
Red China
United Nations
Formosa
U S Shelling of Cambodia Acknowledged by Command
The U S command for the first time officially acknowledged shelling into Cambodia. American artillery silenced heavy fire near the Cai Bac River in Tay Ninh Province as the 11th Infantry Division swept the South Vietnamese side. The area has seen Operation Birmingham and B 52 bombing and tied to political unrest in Saigon.
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Rach Beng River
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Viet Nam
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Cambodia
Cai Bac
Tay Ninh
Guam
S. McNamara
McNamara
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Ex-Convict Sought in Fatal Slaying and Wounding
Lawmen hunted William Hill an ex convict in rural northeast Muskingum County for the fatal shooting of his brother in law Leo Lucas eight miles north of Zanesville and the wounding of 16 year old Elsie Saylor. Saylor identified Hill in a Sunday night attack in which Hill with his eight year old daughter present forced her from a car and shot her. Hill had picked up his daughter near Stewart in Athens County where both men were born. Deputies checked Broadwell area for a lead but found no match.
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Muskingum County
Fred Uffner
William Hill
Ohio
Elsie Saylor
Good Samaritan Hospital
Here
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Leo Lucas
Saylor
Uffner
Stewart
Athens County
Lucas
Broadwell
Chrysler Recalls 182000 Cars for Front Suspension Fix
Chrysler Corp recalls 182000 1966 Dodge and Plymouth autos for possible front suspension nut loosening or detachment. Spokesman cites two cases of nuts coming off a control arm. inspections ordered last month with about 45 percent of cars brought in for adjustment.
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Chrysler Corp
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Plymouth
Chrysler
Los Angeles
Peace Force May Remain Through Summer
In Santo Domingo diplomats and foreign observers say the Inter-American Peace Force may stay through the summer. They expect no landslide victory next month and the 8000 man force will aid the winner. There are 6800 U S troops in the peace force.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
U. S
Two Athens Men Die in Early Morning Fires
Peter F. Good 63 president of Lawhead Press dies at home from heart attack after fire squad arrival. John S. Algeo 59 of Algeo Motor Sales dies at Morris Avenue residence. both men connected to Athens business and civic circles. Surviving relatives listed. funeral arrangements pending.
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Lawhead Press
Strathmore Blvd
Fire Department
Good
Ashtabula
Mr. Good
Ohio University
Rotary Club
Symposiarch
Athens City
Paramythia Lodge 25
Aladdin Shrine Temple of Columbus
Scottish Rite of Columbus
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Algeo Motor Sales
Morris Ave
Arch and
Blanch Smith Algeo
Algeo
First Presbyterian Church
Hocking Valley Sportsmen Association, Inc
Ann
Parolee Jack Giffin Escapes Glouster Jail
Glouster police report 31-year-old parolee Jack Giffin escaped from Glouster jail between 11 30 p m and 2 30 a m. This is his second escape in three weeks and involved tearing up flooring and entering the mayor s quarters. He faces parole violation charges from a driving while intoxicated case and was awaiting transfer to Athens County Jail later this week.
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Foreign Service
Irvin C. Searbeck
Brooklyn
N.Y
Glouster
Jack Giffin
Jim School
Giffin
Griffin
Athens County
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