Ohio and Australia in brief national dispatches
The Dayton and Toledo newspaper strikes enter a new phase as a federal mediator sets separate talks while no talks occur in Toledo. Ohio Governor Rhodes questions a 25 cent state fair admission hike despite record profit. Relief ships head to the U S submarine Tiru aground near Australia with all crew safe. Walter Heller signals caution on a tax increase as growth may slow in late 1967.
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Associated Press
Dayton
Toledo
Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
FE. J. Keirns
Rhodes
Keirns
Ohio Expositions Commission
Brisbane
Australia
U. S
Tiru
Ohio Industries Hit $67 Million in Federal Defense Bids
Ohio firms secured 67.22 million dollars in federal defense contracts in September, counting awards of 1 million dollars or more. The Development Department said Ohio led the Midwest for the month, trailing only New York, Connecticut and California in total awards.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Industries
Development Department
New York
Connecticut
California
Ohio University may add School of Dance to arts college
Page notes at Ohio University modules suggest the School of Dance is being considered for incorporation into the College of Fine Arts. The article previews faculty and student impact and outlines possible reorganization within the arts program.
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School OF Dance
College of Fine Arts
Ohio University
Hocking
John Bricker
Clarence Miller
Jon Webb
U.S
Viet Nam
Moeller
Athens
Candidates for Tenth District Clash On November Election
Republican Clarence E. Miller pledges sound responsible representation for the Tenth District while incumbent Walter H. Moeller urges voters to choose progress over stagnation as they consider the November 8 ballot. Both candidates present their cases on the Editorial Page.
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Clarence E. Miller
Walter H. Moeller
Johnson assesses Asia trip amid wartime politics
President Johnson described his Asia Pacific visit as highly successful and said Manila conference nations are united to seek peace. He announced throat and abdomen surgery but stated his trip continued and he remains fit for duty. He downplayed the election’s impact on Vietnam policy and urged readiness to reinforce Viet Nam forces if needed.
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Washington
Johnson
Manila Conference
Viet Nam
William C. Westmoreland
U.S
Athens considers Route 33 bypass plan for outer-belt system
Nearly 200 residents attended a hearing at Ohio University Inn as state officials outlined a 19.7 million Route 33 bypass and Appalachia Highway. If approved, abandoned state and federal highways would revert to Athens County and city, with planning to begin this winter on segments with no existing roads.
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Dowler
Ohio University Inn
South Athens
Hooper Ave
P. E. Masheter
Ohio
Athens Area
Richland Ave
Columbus A
Marietta
Appalachia
Mill St
Athens
John Dowler
George Lovell
Johnson predicts price stability easing inflation fears
President Johnson said a healthy move toward price stability has reduced inflation worries. He noted the wholesale price index rose only eight tenths of one percent in ten months, with wage gains for lower income workers contributing to higher prices. He avoided pledging a tax increase and signaled a possible decision before Congress resumes in January. Weather outlook calls for 7 to 11 degrees below normal through Wednesday with light rain and snow.
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Washington
Johnson
Kennedy-Johnson
Eisenhower
Congress
89Th Congress
Ohio Storm Toll Rises as Cold Air Settles In
Seven weather related deaths confirmed as a winter storm grips Ohio and surrounding states. Western Ohio counties report school closures and snow blocked rural roads while heavy traffic chokepoints on Interstates 70 and 40 persist. Cold air follows the blizzard with 20s temperatures and drifting snow creating ongoing travel hazards.
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Kentucky
Birmingham
Ala
New England
North Korea warned after deadly ambush south of DMZ
U N Command warned North Korea they were on a collision course after six Americans and one South Korean were killed in an ambush south of the armistice line. Maj. Gen. Richard Ciccolella presented Bonesteel’s protest letter and bloodied garments as evidence at the emergency Military Armistice Commission meeting.
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United Nations Command
Armi
Stice
U.S
Richard Ciccolella
Military Armistice Commission
Demilitarized Zone
President Johnson
South Korea
Ciccolella
U.N
Korea
U. S
Charles Bonesteel III
Bonesteel
Nesteel
Pyongyang
Kim Il-sung
U.N. Command
Arno River Floods Florence Threaten Art Treasures
Rain swollen Arno River floods Florence washing away water and power. Central Italy towns suffer as Florence faces its worst flood since World War II. Historic center and priceless artworks risk damage as the river overflows its banks.
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Florence
Italy
Arno
Attackers Repelled by Outnumbered Vietnamese Force
South Vietnamese troops repelled a Viet Cong assault near the Cambodian border with air support from helicopters and fighter-bombers. U.S. 25th Division units advanced on Viet Cong bunkers as air and ground fighting continued, with 52 enemies killed near Tay Ninh and ongoing strikes and reconnaissance missions over Hanoi Haiphong and the southern panhandle areas.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
25Th Division
196Th Light Infantry
Hanoi
Tay Ninh
Attleboro
North
Viet Nam
Haiphong
Panhandle
Retrial hears of Sheppard love affair in Marilyn slaying case
In Cleveland, Samuel H. Sheppard's retrial testimony mentions an extramarital relationship with Susan Hayes. Police testimony continues as the 1954 bludgeoning case unfolds. Hayes, then 24, was a key witness in the prior trial.
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Sheppard
Cleveland, Ohio
Samuel H. Sheppard
Susan Hayes
Marilyn
U.S
Dayton
U.S. Supreme Court
Fred Drenkhan
Bay Village
Miss Hayes
Star
Santa Monica
Calif
Crenkhan
Johnson says no doubt on Warren Commission JFK report
President Johnson stated there is no evidence that would cause any reasonable person to doubt the Warren Commission findings on President John F. Kennedy's assassination. The remarks reinforce confidence in the official inquiry's conclusions.
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Washington
Johnson
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
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