Reagan Rival Tracks Creative Society Proposal
California Governor Ronald Reagan unveils a Creative Society plan as an alternative to the Great Society arguing private industry can outperform government in driving progress. He spoke at a Chicago GOP fund raiser and denied plans to announce a presidential bid. Rockefeller counters with a five point program targeting public spending and tax adjustments.
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California
Ronald Reagan
Great Society
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Reagan
Chicago
Rockefeller
Guards Pull Back as Athens Students Demand Change
Departure of Ohio National Guard troops from Athens began Wednesday morning as Ohio University faced another violence-free night. A list of 97 student demands, presented after a 2,800-student Memorial Auditorium meeting, spurred debate. Police reported no arrests while guards prepared to leave. university administrators weighed the demands and planned further action by Friday noon.
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Bob Rogers
Joel Forrester
Ohio University
Memorial Auditorium
Ohio National Guard
Athens
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174Th Field Artillery
National Guard
List of Student Demands at Ohio University
A page shows a publication of student demands presented to the Ohio University administration. The item notes the existence of a published list, reflecting campus activism and administrative responses amid ongoing campus tensions. It highlights the educational setting and the procedural engagement between students and university leadership. The notice appears within a broader newspaper issue with other sections and features.
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Campus
Carson
OSU Coed Perishes In Obvious Set Fire
In Lincoln Tower at Ohio State University an 11th floor blaze described as obviously set killed Pam Patterson 18 and injured 14 others. Fire officials say the lounge of a four bedroom suite started the fire as students on the 11th floor evacuated amid smoke.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University
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University Hospital
Eral
Pam Patterson
Ludlow Falls
University
Gordon B. Carson
Ohio ”State University
Blaze Elevators Core of Tower Trapped Students Escape Scene
Fire emergency squads and police assisted students trapped by smoke in a tower disaster. Unable to use elevators or emergency stairs, some students tossed mattresses from small windows and tied knotted sheets as makeshift exit plans but none jumped. Wet towels shielded faces during evacuations.
Peace talks at Paris falter as Hanoi hints failure
North Vietnam's Xuan Thuy told U S envoy Harriman that if negotiations do not yield results the American side would bear full responsibility. Harriman said Washington wants fewer public statements to aid progress. The session lasted about three hours and the fourth in a ten day series, with a four day pause before the next meeting.
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Paris
North Vietnam
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
United States
Harriman
Vietnam
Xuan Thuy
Thuy
Mystery Blast Kills Middleport Man at Geary Shop
Middleport Meigs County coroner identifies Earl Brooks 27 as the victim after a sudden blast wrecks the Geary Body Shop on South Second Avenue. Ohio Bureau of Investigation agents assist police and sheriff in determining cause while a pathologist evaluates the burned remains and dental ID.
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Beulah Jones Meigs
Middleport
S. Second Avenue
Earl Brooks
Geary
Meigs County
Henry
Ewing
Meigs- Gallia
Ewing Funeral Home
Athens Officer Killed In Vietnam Fighting
First Lt. Joseph Bodnar, 22, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Bodnar of Athens, died of wounds sustained in South Vietnam after a firefight. He had been in country for 10 months with the 25th Infantry Division and was promoted to first lieutenant three weeks ago. He was a graduate of Athens High School and attended Ohio University. His death was reported to his parents by telegram from the Defense Department.
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Joseph Anthony Bodnar
Joseph Bodnar
South Vietnam
Defense Department
Bodnar
United States
25Th Infantry
Athens High School
Ohio University
Plane Falls Misses Injury Near Hanscom Field
A C54 military cargo and passenger plane crashed and burned just short of a Hanscom Air Force Base runway. Three men aboard, believed crew, escaped with no serious injuries. A possible fourth person may have been aboard. search of nearby woods ongoing. The wreckage struck swampy terrain and woods about 500 feet from the base clearing.
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Lincoln, Mass
Hanscom Air Force Base
Hanscom
Bombers Hit Targets Around Saigon and Vinh
Waves of American bombers struck enemy positions threatening Saigon and Allied bases, while fighter-bombers from carriers in the Tonkin Gulf attacked a large early warning radar complex near Vinh. Reports said Hanoi was rapidly strengthening air defenses in the southern flank.
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Central Highlands
Tonkin Gulf
Vinh
Hanoi
Panhandle
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