Wild Wintry Weather Hits Six States From Tennessee to Michigan
The six state area from Tennessee to Michigan faced heavy snow and cold with up to 15 inches in central Kentucky and 10 inches in parts of Tennessee Ohio Indiana and Michigan. At least 16 deaths were reported as schools closed and travel stalled. Weather problems extended into the Deep South with cold rain sleet and snow in several cities and many routes plowed or closed.
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Franklin County Retarded Children’s Program
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New York Moscow Air Route Set In Signed Pact
Gen Yevgeny F Loginov, Soviet civil aviation minister, flew to New York to sign an agreement for air service between New York and Moscow. A Washington signing is planned Friday. Delaware challenged the Supreme Court's refusal to hear an electoral college suit, accusing the court of constitutional violation.
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Washington
Delaware
Supreme Court
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First Kidney Transplant Patient Discharged in Columbus
Linden Leohner an 11 year old from Lancaster became central Ohio's first kidney transplant patient. He was discharged from Children’s Hospital after May 10 admission for kidney failure and a month of care including an artificial kidney before the transplant.
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Ohio
P— Linden Leohner
Lancaster
Central Ohio
Children’s Hospital
Young Linden
Inside Today Ten levies on Athens County ballots
Announcement that ten levies will be listed on the Athens County ballots for November 8. The notice appears on Page 5 and underscores local fiscal questions facing voters.
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Athens County
Ohio governor race duels over leadership and progress
Democratic candidate Frazier Reams Jr accuses incumbent Republican James A. Rhodes of failing to deliver leadership and state services. Rhodes counters that his case for re-election rests on Ohio's strongest and most dynamic undergirding. Editorial Page.
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LBJ’s Far East trip seen as risky by former ambassador
Edwin D. Reischauer, ex Ambassador to Japan, criticized President Johnson’s seven nation Far East tour as risky and unnecessary though praising peace efforts. He urged flexibility, warned against mothballing Southeast Asia, and predicted Viet Nam would de-escalate gradually rather than via surrender. He spoke at Ohio University as Kennedy lecture series host.
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Space Circus Starts Space Circus Starts Cape Kennedy
The United States launched an unmanned modified Gemini capsule on a 33 minute suborbital flight marking the first test for the Manned Orbiting Laboratory program aimed at military space duties. A Titan 3 rocket lofted four satellites and the capsule landed in the South Atlantic after controlled descent.
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Columbus firm seeks permit for 9.5 million hydro plant
The Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. asks federal approval to build a 9.5 million dollar hydroelectric plant at Gallipolis on the Ohio River using surplus upstream dam water. Two 18,600 kilowatt units would power Columbus and 23 southeastern Ohio counties. The Federal Power Commission may take months to decide. a 24 month preliminary permit was set in 1964 and extended to October 31, 1966.
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Air raids against North Vietnam rise as weather clears
U S air strikes on North Vietnam continued for a second day as weather improved with 165 missions reported. A North Vietnamese gun battery fired on a U S destroyer nine days earlier. Casualties showed 66 U S killed and 493 wounded last week, with 0 captured or missing, while South Vietnamese deaths fell.
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Mulliken Wins 1966 Nobel Prize in Chemistry
Nobel chemistry goes to Prof. Robert Mulliken of the University of Chicago for fundamental work on chemical bonds and molecular electronic structure by the molecular orbital method. Mulliken, born 1896 in Massachusetts, directed Chicago’s Laboratory of Molecular Structure and Spectra. Earlier, Alfred Kastler of Paris received the 1966 Nobel Physics Prize.
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Massachusetts
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New York University
Alfred Kastler
Paris
Neighbor recalls Marilyn Sheppard murder neighbor at scene
J Spencer Houk testifies in Samuel Sheppard murder retrial that he and his wife were first at the Sheppard home after Marilyn Sheppard was found dead on July 4 1954. He said Sheppard asked him to hurry and that he saw Sheppard half seated in a chair in the den.
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Samuel H. Sheppard
Marilyn Sheppard
Houk
Bay Village
Sheppards
Marilyn
F. Lee Bailey
Sheppard
Stephen Sheppard
Sam Sheppard
U.S. Supreme Court
Bailey
John T. Corrigan
Houks
Spen
Esther
Home Ministry ends wasteful suggestion box program
After a year long trial the Home Ministry scrapped the suggestion box scheme stating no entry deserved the cash prize. Officials proposed repurposing the boxes as waste baskets.
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Home Ministry
Johnson Urges Unity Behind Viet Nam Policy
President Johnson returning from the Far East appealed for national unity in support of Vietnam policy. He said unity brings strength and noted Asians see the need to defeat Communist aggression. Mansfield said no withdrawal before an honorable peace is reached and talks begin.
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Far East
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Rainy Dulles International Airport
House
America
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Shelby, Mont
Mansfield
Ohio to Carry Out Quadruple Execution Plan
Ohio Supreme Court sets December 2 for the state’s first quadruple execution at the electric chair. John C. McClellan of Toledo and three Cincinnati men face potential clemency or stays. Governor Rhodes could grant clemency for the trio, while McClellan may seek a U.S. Supreme Court stay.
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