Streams Renew Climb As Rain Soaks SEO Area
Southeastern Ohio reels from renewed flood threat as storms push water toward homes and businesses. Gov Rhodes asks Johnson to declare a 27 county disaster area, unlocking low interest loans. Miller seeks federal aid. Athens Amesville Chauncey Nelsonville Deanville face continued evacuations and road washouts amid cleanup efforts.
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Draft Card Law Upheld by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court upheld a 1965 federal law making it a crime to burn or destroy draft cards. The majority compared it to laws prohibiting destruction of drivers licenses or tax records, stating it does not abridge free speech on its face. Justice Warren noted the comparison.
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Supreme Court
Warren
Sit In Planned By Poor People
Washington Saturday news brief reports a Poor People's Campaign sit in planned at the Agriculture Department. Rev. James Bevel says demonstrators may sit in on Secretary Orville Freeman to persuade him to join them in Congress. The event, urging expanded federal food programs, might be moved to Tuesday if mobilization fails.
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Agriculture Department
Orville L. Freeman
Congress
James Bevel
Resurrection City
U.S.A
Bevel
Paris Talks Enter Fifth Session on Vietnam Peace Effort
Americans and North Vietnamese return to the Paris table for the fifth session as Cyrus Vance prepares to brief President Johnson. Averell Harriman and Xuan Thuy lead talks stalled on admitting troop presence in the South while Hanoi signals possible concessions amid a hardening U.S. bombing stance and ongoing propaganda battles.
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Vietnam
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Paris
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Johnson
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Namese
International Conference Center
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South Vietnam
Hanoi
Pham van Dong
Saigon
Thuy
United States
Reds Push Attacks In Viet War Intensify
In Saigon area and near the DMZ the Communist command pressed weekend offensives aided by new Russian long range antiaircraft guns. Allied reports counted over 1,000 enemy killed, US casualties at 54 dead and 192 wounded, with heavy fighting around Saigon and a Viet Cong movement toward the capital.
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Demilitarized Zone
Almost Enough Delegates Kennedy Leads In Iowa And Vermont
The Associated Press reports Kennedy won most Iowa and Vermont Democratic delegates. Humphrey holds many Pennsylvania delegates and appears favored for a large share of national votes. Nixon predicts strong Oregon performance as Reagan and Rockefeller backers attempt to block his nomination bid.
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Vermont
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Pennsylvania
Eugene J. McCarthy
Kennedy
Humphrey
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Newsweek
McCarthy
Oregon
Workers Nix End To French Strike
Paris reports a general strike end for most sectors after labor management and government reached a tentative agreement. In Paris area Renault and Citroen plants workers rejected the pact while union leaders urged ratification. Georges Pompidou hailed an ensemble of conclusions though uncertainty remained.
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Charles de Gaulle
Georges Seguy
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Seguy
Ses
Sions
Georges Pompidou
de Gaulle
France
Pompidou
National Students Union
Sible
Interior Ministry
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Victory Reagan Appears On Oregon Ballot Despite Candidacy Claim
Victory Reagan, a California favorite son who says he is not a presidential candidate, is on the Oregon ballot. Rockefeller, an announced candidate, is not. Nixon was considered sure to win Oregon's 18 GOP convention votes in the primary and the Democratic winner will get 35 convention votes. Leaders of organized labor have waged a telephone campaign for votes for President Johnson to aid Humphrey.
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Oregon
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Humphrey
Johnson
Biafra Ugandan Talks Aimed at End to Nigerian War
Negotiators from Biafra and Uganda met with Uganda's President Milton Obote and Commonwealth Secretary Arnold Smith in a final bid to salvage discussions ending Nigeria's ten month civil war. Sir Louis Mbanefo led the Biafran team and Chief Anthony Enahoro led the Nigerian delegation.
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Uganda
Biafra
Nigeria
Louis Mbanefo
Biafran
Anthony Enahoro
Milton Obote
Commonwealth
Arnold Smith
Asso ciated Press Society of Ohio elects new officers
Dayton Daily News Jack Osier named president succeeding Tom Hunter of the Wilmington News Journal. Paul Day of the Middletown Journal elected vice president and William M. Ware of the Cleveland Plain Dealer named trustee. Fall meeting planned for Dayton in October.
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Ohio
Jack Osier
Dayton Daily News
Associated Press Society of Ohio
Osier
Tom Hunter
Wilmington News Journal
Paul Day
Middletown Journal
William M. Ware
Cleveland Plain Dealer
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