Rhodes expands Ohio special session agenda without reapportionment
Gov James A Rhodes issues expanded call adding 10 subjects to the special session agenda. He delays immediate action on reapportionment while Congress redistricting and education, tax and conservancy matters are addressed. Democratic leaders criticize lame duck moves and point to eight counties lacking proper representation due to vacancies since 1963.
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Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Board of Regents
Youngstown College
Division of Mines
Conservancy District
Conservancy
Miami Conservancy District
Maumee Valley Conser
General Assembly
Confab Begins as Moscow Hosts Communist Leaders
Moscow hosts visiting Communist chiefs to mark the Bolshevik anniversary amid talks on uniting the bloc. Chinese Premier Chou En-lai and 12 others discuss divisions with the Kremlin leadership and Khrushchev's December world conference plan. Brezhnev and Kosygin host dinner for delegations. Chinese split seen, no ideological compromise claimed.
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Moscow
Kremlin
Chou En-lai
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Alexei N. Kosygin
Communist Party
George Marchais
Paris
China
Marchias
Sato Becomes Japan's Premier Sato Sworn In Amid Stable Cabinet
Eisaku Sato, aged 63 and an economic expert, was sworn in as Japan's premier with a largely retained cabinet from Hayato Ikeda's government. Two minor officials were replaced as Sato signals continuation of Ikeda's pro Western anti Communist foreign policy within the Liberal Democratic party.
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Tokyo
Japan
Eisaku Sato
Sato
Hayato Ikeda
Ikeda
Liberal Democratic Party
Labor battles steel nationalization amid no confidence clash
Prime Minister Harold Wilson faces a Conservative push against steel nationalization as his Labor government fights to hold a slim majority. A no confidence vote looms after the Oct 15 election result and potential resignations. Key Labor votes by Wyatt and Donneally could sway the outcome. Liberals seek partial government stake instead of full nationalization.
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London
Harold Wilson
Labor
Wilson
House of Commons
House
Labor Party
Power Struggle Underway in GOP Comeback Plan
Washington report shows Richard Nixon and governors Romney Scranton Rockefeller emerge as leading contenders to rebuild the Republican Party after the 1964 defeat. GOP officials across the nation see a strong 1966 and 1968 comeback, with calls for Nixon to unite the party and Romney or Scranton as future leaders.
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Barry Goldwater
Republican Party
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
George Romney
Michigan
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Associated Press
Ton
Rep
Stanley R. Tupper
Maine
Rockefeller
Romney
Scranton
Chafee
Henry Cabot Lodge
GOP
Craig Truax
Johnson
Montana
James E. Murphy
J. Herman Saxon
North Carolina
White House
Robert E. Smylie
Idaho
GOP Conference of Governors
Johnson Plans Budget Talks At LBJ Ranch
President Johnson meets with Defense Secretary McNamara and Deputy Secretary Vance at the LBJ Ranch to discuss keeping next year's federal budget under 100 billion dollars. Secretary of State Dean Rusk joins Tuesday as the trio reviews Pentagon spending and global military issues.
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Texas
Johnson
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Pentagon
Congress
Washington
Cyrus Vance
Texas Hill Country
Dean Rusk
Athens Center to Move Forest Research Facility Next Summer
The U S Forest Service announced the Central States Forest Experiment Station will relocate the Athens Research Center to Berea Kentucky next summer as part of a nationwide cost saving plan. Center leader Benjamin A Roach will oversee the merged timber management project with the Berea station and several staff move to new assignments in Carbondale Illinois and nearby locations. The Athens site established in 1948 will continue to support the ranger station and two experimental forests at McArthur and Meads under different management.
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Central States Forest Experiment Station
Athens Research Center
U. S. Forest Service
Benjamin A. Roach
Ohio University
CSF
Berea
Roach
Athens Center
Willard Carmean
Carbondale
Ivan Sander
McArthur
Meads Experimental Forest
Waverly
William Pierce
Radcliff
Central States
Columbus
Archbishop Rummel Dies in New Orleans Champion of Racial Equality
Archbishop Joseph Rummel of New Orleans died at 88 after a long illness. A German born leader who integrated parochial schools in 1962 and excommunicated segregationists, he faced opposition from pro segregation groups while earning praise from Pope Paul VI and his successor Archbishop Cody. His funeral and tribute reflected a city-wide mourning for a controversial reformer.
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New Orleans
Joseph Rummel
South
Rummel
Citizens Council
Rome
John Patrick Cody
Paul VI
Archbishop Rummel
Logan man shot during argument at Floyd Martin residence
Shirley Withrow, 42, of Logan, was shot twice in the stomach and right arm while trying to break up a dispute at the Floyd Martin home near the Hocking Athens County line. Martin and his wife Sarah are jailed as investigators seek a shooter, with conflicting accounts of who fired. Withrow underwent surgery after being moved to Veterans Hospital Huntington following initial treatment at Mount St Mary Hospital. No charges yet.
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Logan
Shirley Withrow
Floyd Martin
Hocking
Athens
Paul Hartman
Martin
Route
Hocking County
Sarah
Harman
Withrow
Hartman
Bos” Newland
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Veterans Hospital
Huntington
W. Va
Heavy Fog Shrouds Area From Low Pressure System
Dense morning fog blanketed the region as a clearing low pressure system passed overnight. Prof. Hubert Wilhelm of Ohio University Geology Department notes calm winds kept smoke near the ground while West Virginia forest fires may have worsened conditions.
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Hubert Wilhelm
Ohio University Geology Department
West Virginia
Assembly backs exchange of U S cultural programs behind curtains
Republican leaders plot a return to normalcy away from the Goldwater faction. Two persons injured in Meigs County mobile accident noted. Buckeye Trail Association pays tribute to Grandma Gatewood.
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Ohio Assembly
U.S
Vanocur
Goldwater
Meigs County
Buckeye Trail Association
Grandma Gatewood
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