Canada Eyes Possible Recognition of Communist China
NATO ministers gathered in The Hague as Canada signals a future shift toward recognizing Communist China next year. Prime Minister Pearson’s government will not rush but says international realities demand a fresh look at Ottawa’s policy. Canada and the United States still back the Republic of China on Formosa for UN representation. Spaak urged de Gaulle to spell out NATO criticisms, while Rusk prevented a public clash between Spaak and Couve de Murville at the meeting’s start.
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Belgium
Paul Henri Spaak
Charles de Gaulle
Atlantic Alliance
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Dean Rusk
Maurice Couve de Murville
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Truman Endorses Wagner as Potential Johnson Running Mate
Former President Harry S. Truman praised Mayor Robert F. Wagner of New York as a possible running mate for President Johnson. He noted Wagner is a wonderful man and declined to nominate a vice presidential candidate himself, saying the choice rests with Johnson. Truman planned active campaigning.
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Harry S. Truman
Robert F. Wagner
Johnson
Truman
Kennedy
Air Force
Independence
Hydro electric project OK'd on Ohio River at Gallipolis
The Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co of Columbus Ohio received a preliminary permit from the power commission for a hydroelectric project on the Ohio River at Gallipolis Locks and Dam Gallia County. The permit grants priority while studies gather data for a potential license application.
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Derailed Freight Crashes Into House Near Somerville
Six teen freight cars derailed from a Pennsylvania railroad freight train at Somerville, twelve miles north of Hamilton. Several cars demolished a trackside home owned by Mr and Mrs Harry Richmond who were away at their Williamsdale residence.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
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Here
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State reports first black balance under Rhodes
State Finance Director Richard L. Krabach announced an April financial report showing an unencumbered cash balance of 28.7 million dollars, marking the first time the state operated in the black since Gov. James A. Rhodes took office.
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Richard L. Krabach
James A. Rhodes
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Rhodes Seeks Expanded Ohio Countys Eligibility for Appalachia Aid
Governor James A. Rhodes asks that 24 Ohio counties join the federal Appalachia program up from 18. He names Adams through Washington plus six new additions Clermont Guernsey Harrison Jefferson Muskingum and Ross counties. President Johnson pledged an initial 90 million dollars for regional projects and an Appalachian regional development institute at Ohio University was announced.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
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Lawrence Monroe
Morgan Noble
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Scioto
Vinton
Washington
Harrison
Jefferson, Muskingum
Ross Counties
Athens
Appalachian
Area Redevelopment Administration
Ohio University
Rhodes
Appalachia
Civil Rights Changes Gelting Final Study
Senate leaders and Justice Department officials plan a final review of amendments to break the civil rights bill stalemate. Key changes would revise bans on discrimination by employers unions and private establishments offering food lodging and entertainment while limiting AG power to file injunctions and granting states exclusive jurisdiction for a period.
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Justice Department
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Robert F. Kennedy
Dirksen
Bond Issue Challenge Rejected by Ohio Supreme Court
The Ohio Supreme Court dismissed a suit by Paul J. Lynch challenging the legality of the state's $250 million bond issue approved last November for capital improvements mainly at schools. The decision frees about $8.9 million allocated to Ohio University, funding projects including a $2 million heating plant and a $3 million new library, with university offices and building moves facing delays and potential reallocation.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio
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William B. Saxbe
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Ewing Hall
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Goldwater warns of rising violence in civil rights struggle
Senator Barry Goldwater told about 20 000 at Madison Square Garden that more violence will occur unless the nation elects an administration willing to cool the fires and tempers of violence in the civil rights fight. He urged observance of God’s precepts and said laws cannot force racial acceptance in hearts.
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Arizona
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McNamara Sees Stepup In Viet War
Defense Secretary McNamara predicts a longer, intensified war in South Vietnam with greater air force strength and firepower. He cautions against expecting a quick end and reports progress on implementing plans before returning to Washington.
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Viet Nam
Robert F. McNamara
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Air Force
Pearl Harbor
Hulett Smith Wins Democratic Nomination in West Virginia
West Virginia Democrat Hulet C. Smith won the party nomination for governor, defeating Bonn Brown in a four-man field. Underwood, seeking a second term, led Republicans in a landslide primary. Byrd secured a second term in the Senate as Benedict faced no opposition. Rockefeller ran unopposed in his presidential race but led the GOP vote in the state.
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Arizona
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Escape Rocket Tested at White Sands Missile Range
A Little Joe II rocket test at White Sands, first of five Apollo launch escape tests, produced over 300000 pounds thrust and reached 22000 feet in 30 seconds. The explosion triggered separation of the command module from the rocket and the escape rocket fired safely.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Nixon receives strong Nebraska showing in GOP primary
Senate leader Goldwater says Nixon’s Nebraska result was no surprise and that Nixon is a very popular man there. Goldwater predicts Nixon will be the man to beat for the Republican nomination. Also President Johnson asks about 200 corporate presidents to boost equal opportunity hiring.
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Barry Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
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NBC Today
Nixon
Engineers Hired For Conservancy
Nelsonville district board hired Dodson Kinney and Lindblom of Columbus as chief engineer to formulate the conservancy plan. The district rented office quarters for one year in the Barron Building, West Washington Street, owned by the Nelsonville Investment Association. Planning of the conservancy program to begin at once, said secretary Donald R. Johnson.
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Hocking
Father Kills Mother Of 3 In Cleveland Home
Parma police report a 37 year old mother of three, Margaret V. Nakonek, was shot multiple times during a Tuesday night argument with her husband Leo Nakonek, 44. The children Susan 15 and Michael 13 heard the dispute and shots while fleeing to safety as neighbors alerted authorities.
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Leonard Benedict
Margaret V. Nakonek
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U S Asking Trade For Sells Park
The federal government will not give 26 acre Sells Park to Athens free. Mayor Raymond Shepard said a letter from acting district forest ranger Donald Girton outlines a land swap within a national forest. The city may drop pursuit unless a private landowner offers a suitable trade nearby East Athens.
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Raymond Shepard
Donald Girton
District Federal Forest Ranger
East
Ohio Girls Escaped Reformatory Flew to Indiana
Seymour Indiana report says two underage girls from Ohio the 16 year old Carol Ann Routt of Cincinnati and 17 year old Nancy Caroline Adams of Smiths Ferry Pennsylvania were seized while fleeing to evade return to the Ohio Industrial School for Girls in Delaware. They escaped Monday night from the Dublin Ohio facility and stole a car.
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Cincinnati
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Ohio Industrial School For Girls
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Sabin Isolates Virus In Cancer Cure Hunt
Dr Albert B Sabin, creator of the live polio vaccine, told physicians at Mt Zion Hospital in San Francisco that he has isolated a virus from the thymus of an 18 year old Cincinnati youth with chest cancer. He cautioned no cancer had proven viral.
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Mt. Zion Hospital
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