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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1966

Page

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Essex Education Chief Aims For Ohio School Reform

Dr. Martin W. Essex of Akron was named Ohio State Superintendent of Public Instruction effective July 1. He outlined a five point plan starting with a task force to assess current services and future needs, and urged cooperation with state bodies and external organizations to expand education statewide.

Columbus Martin W. Essex Akron Ohio Education Ohio State of Education E. E. Holt Ohio Department of Education Essex Jackson County Middleport High School East Liverpool Ferndale Mich Lakewood Middleport American Association of School Administrators

Morse Urges Public Look at U S Viet Presence

Washington reports say politicians see signs the Viet Nam issue could rebound on Johnson critics. Sen Morse calls for public hearings on legality as elections near. Johnson relies on polls and favors continuing a restricted war while Republicans split over response. Golden and Nixon attack Fulbright. McGee defends administration stance and accuses critics of extreme rhetoric.

Washington Johnson Viet Nam United States Wayne Morse D-Ore U. S South Viet Nam Morse House Gerald R. Ford Senate Everett M. Dirksen Congress Barry Goldwater Richard M. Nixon J. W. Fulbright D-Ark Senate Foreign Relations Committee Goldwater Fulbright Nixon Saigon Gale W. McGee Dwyo Administration McGee Dean Rusk

Mine blast tears Saigon as Viet Cong attacks city center

Viet Cong terrorists exploded a mine in central Saigon and U S sentries fired on streets, killing five and wounding 29 to 32, including a policeman, three women, and a child. American MPs fired amid confusion while 21 civilians were hurt. Seven suspects were arrested and later released.

Saigon South Viet Nam U. S U. S. Army Hai Ba Trung Guam Air Force Navy North Viet Nam Mu Gia Pass Ho Chi Minh Trail

Head Start Funds OK'd For Area

Ohio University receives 59361 for a Head Start training program with 50 trainees. Funds come from the Office of Economic Opportunity. Nationwide, 187 grants total 7863029 for Head Start projects including Gallia Meigs Corp 19528 for 100 and Jackson Vinton 46367 for 180. Mason County West Virginia gets 50997 for 250 children. New York stock market rebounds with Dow up 12.03 to 898.83 in early trading.

Washington Ohio University Robert Sweeney Ohio Julia Nehls Office of Economic Opportunity Gallia-Meigs Corp Gallipolis Jackson- Vinton Community Action Inc Wellston Mason County W. Va Mason County Action Group, Inc New York

Ky Says He Will Stay In Power Until National Assembly Elected

Controversy erupts after Premier Nguyen Cao Ky states he will remain in power for at least another year. Secretary Rusk says transcript does not show the claim. Ky, referencing NBC footage, says power lasts until the constitutional assembly is chosen and another election occurs in 1967.

Saigon South Viet Nam Nguyen Cao Ky Washington Dean Rusk NBC National Assembly Legislative Assembly Rusk ABC

West Virginia picks candidates in primary races

In Charleston, former Rep. Francis J. Love contested retired industrial executive Harold G. Crutt in the Republican primary for the U S Senate seat held by Jen Randolph. Randolph faced no opposition for the Democratic renomination. Also on the ballot were five U S House seats.

Charleston W. Va Francis J. Love Harold G. Cutright West Virginia U. S Jennings Randolph Randolph House of Representatives

Lausche Defends Rusk At Foreign Aid Hearing

Senator Lausche of Ohio urged in support of Secretary Rusk during a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing on foreign aid. He defended Rusk's integrity and legitimacy of purpose amid criticism from Senators Morse and Fulbright about policy in Viet Nam.

Dean Rusk Senate Foreign Relations Committee Washington Rusk United States South Viet Nam Frank J. Lausche Ohio J. William Fulbright D-Ark Fulbright Wayne Morse D-Ore Lausche

Officials Study Mongolia Ties Move Amid Cold War Strife

U S officials weigh reopening diplomatic relations with Mongolia a pro Soviet nation near the USSR and China Senate Leader Mike Mansfield proposed the idea arguing it could ease tensions and provide a listening post. The State Department is silent while Nationalist China on Formosa opposes recognition.

John M. Hightower Washington U.S Mongolia Central Asia Soviet Union Red China Senate Mike Mansfield United States State Department Mansfield China Formosa U S Mauritania United Nations Moscow UN Security Council World Organization

Atlanta First Lady defies regional precedent on term limits

Betty Foy Sanders wife of Georgia Governor Carl Sanders rejects following Alabama Governor George Wallace in seeking a new term though both governors face legal term-limit constraints. Jerry Lewis sues Paramount for 3.4 million over film market impact from re releases. Findlay officer's wife found dead in car trunk with two bullets. husband reported her missing a day earlier.

Atlanta, Ga—P Betty Foy Sanders Carl Sanders Lurleen Wallace Alabama George C. Wallace Los Angeles Jerry Lewis Paramount Pictures Corp Lewis Findlay Ohio

Victoria Rauch rehearses for lead role in New York play

Victoria Rauch of Athens rehearses for a lead role in a New York stage production. The notice highlights her preparation and the local attention it draws.

Victoria Rauch Athens New York Logan School Board Nelsonville Alexander School

Fruit Crop Destroyed By Overnight Freeze

The Messenger area suffered widespread fruit losses from a severe frost. Peach and apple orchards were hardest hit, with strawberries damaged. Meigs County tomato crops, about 1.5 million plants, were killed. Some cabbage growers reported little damage. Local growers report total losses to peaches and apples, with estimates of 20,000 bushels for Fitzpatrick's Orchard. Temperature fell to 24 to 19 degrees across the region, damaging orchards, nut trees, and strawberries.

Messenger Meigs County Ralph Ladd Ladd Biddle Rd Athens Tom Fitzpatrick Fitzpatrick Wilkesville Point Pleasant Nelsonville Robert Bentley Deanville New Haven W. Va Raymond Barnett Ruttencutter Mason

Gemini 9 Rehearsal Scheduled

Cape Kennedy Florida prepares for Gemini 9 rehearsal ahead of next Tuesday's launch. Cernan and Stafford will perform space walk tests use an Agena rendezvous and an Atlas booster to reach orbit. The plan includes reaching a 170 to 750 mile orbit and staging a complex maneuver sequence.

Cape Kennedy Fla America Navy Eugene A. Cernan Thomas P. Stafford Air Force Col Stafford Atmospheric Explorer Atlas Cernan

Explosion By China Is Studied

Washington reports Defense Department sources say Beijing may have tested thermonuclear materials without achieving a true hydrogen explosion. The Peking radio described the third atomic test as containing thermonuclear elements, and officials say the outcome could reflect a failed fusion or only the use of deuterium or tritium.

Washington China Defense Department Peking Radio Peking Pentagon

Dirksen Fractures Hip in Walter Reed Hospital Incident

Senator Everett Dirksen Republican leader fractured his right hip at Walter Reed Army Medical Center after a fall early today. Aides reported he was admitted for a checkup and to undergo surgery to reduce the fracture.

Washington Everett M. Dirksen Walter Reed Army Medical Center Dirksen Senate

Mao Meets Albanian Delegation

Mao Zedong reappeared after six months in public to host a banquet and meet with an Albanian government delegation led by Premier Mehmet Shehu. Lin and Premier Chou Enlai attended, per New China News Agency and Beijing radio reports.

Tokyo Mao Tze-tung Pemier Mehmet Shehu Communist New China Mao Peking Radio Red China Navy Shanghai New China News Agency Lin Chou En-lai

Rom ney critiques federal auto safety proposals

Washington reports Michigan Governor George Romney attacks administration auto safety proposals. He says the plan would wipe out meaningful state contributions toward vehicle safety and replace them with absolute federal decision making and control.

Washington Michigan George Romney

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