LBJ Lists Civil Rights Push Aiming At Jury Justice
President Johnson announced a civil rights drive for 1966, seeking a bill to prevent injustices by all white juries and a broad study of race and education. He urged federal action, backed a color blind school system, and called for stronger measures against racial violence.
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U S Planes Lost In Viet Nam Bomb Raid
In Ia Drang Valley heavy fighting continued as U S forces and B52 bombers hit Viet Cong positions. A Viet Cong battalion overran Hiep Duc district, destroying all structures and leaving victims impaled on stakes. Four U S planes were lost on a bridge strike. two pilots were rescued, one killed and one missing.
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Foreign Ministers Start Inter American Conference in Brazil
Nineteen foreign ministers from American republics gather in Rio de Janeiro for a broad review of the inter American system. President Castello Branco opens with a keynote as Cuba and Venezuela are absent. Dean Rusk says a broad consensus could emerge and notes progress under the Alliance for Progress.
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Cuba
Venezuela
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Greek Captain Says Crew Gave Life Jackets to Passengers
Miami reports Capt Byron Voutsinas of the Yar mouth Castle says he abandoned ship in a lifeboat but returned to help passengers and was last off. He lauds crew who gave life jackets and faced death. Coast Guard raises missing toll to 85 passengers and two crew with one confirmed dead as the Nassau-bound ship burned and sank 60 miles northwest of its destination.
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Five Day Forecast Highlights Mild Temperature Swing
Temperatures are expected to average 3 to 8 degrees below normal. Representative highs and lows include Cleveland 47 30, Columbus 48 30, Cincinnati 51 34. Little day to day change Wednesday through Monday with light showers and scattered snow flurries over the weekend.
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Harry Blackstone Dies After 60 Year Magic Career
HOLLYWOOD The famed illusionist Harry Blackstone aged 82 died at his home Tuesday night after a long illness. Born Harry Bouton in Chicago he formed the Bouton Brothers act with his brother Peter rising to a 40 member troupe. Blackstone peaked during World War II with USO shows and retired six years ago returning on This Is Your Life. He leaves widow Elizabeth 65 a son Harry Jr and brother Peter Bouton of Colon Michigan.
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Peter Bouton
Colon
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Storms Across Ohio Kill Two and Cause Extensive Damage
The Associated Press reports deadly storms in Ohio left two dead and dozens injured with property damage in the hundreds of thousands. Tornadoes struck Stark County and neighboring areas including Seneca Fayette Madison Muskingum Hocking Champaign Ashland Mahoning and more. Frederick H. Arth 37 of Canton died in Louisville when a house trailer collapsed. his wife 33 died in Canton hospital.
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Mahoning
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Louisville
Federal court refuses delay on new districts for 1966 elections
A three judge federal court refused today to delay its order putting new legislative districts into effect for the 1966 elections in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Eisenhower Faces Another Day After Heart Attack
News briefs report Dwight D. Eisenhower, 75, showing activity a week after a heart attack as crisis atmosphere eases. Also Gemini 6 and 7 rendezvous plans are described with engineers aiming for inches apart in next month’s mission. United States leads effort to deny Red China a UN seat, urging a two thirds vote per 1961 ruling.
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Government aluminum disposal deal ends dispute
The government and aluminum industry reached a settlement over 1.4 million tons of surplus aluminum. Industry officials indicated they were satisfied with the agreement.
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Body search continues for missing Arizona teen Aileen Rowe
In a desert area near Tucson, investigators persist in locating the body of 15 year old Aileen Rowe. Her mother Norma Rowe identified two metal hair curlers found at the site as her daughter's. Aileen vanished on May 31, 1964 while wearing the curlers.
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Kennedy and Rusk Faced Rough Welcome Abroad
In Concepcion Chile pro Communist students spit on Senator Robert Kennedy and pelted him with eggs rocks and money as he spoke. In Montevideo Uruguay a 25 year old spat at Secretary of State Dean Rusk after he laid a wreath at Artigas monument and was seized by police.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Uruguay
Kennedy
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Rusk
Montevideo
Jose Artigas
Cuba
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Ethel
Senora
Winter Weather Closes In Across Northern Midwest
Deep snow and strong winds hit the northern Midwest for a second day with winter warnings from Upper Michigan to Nebraska. Temperatures dropped to near zero in Montana and Minnesota with single to subzero readings as far south as Nebraska. Havre Montana reported 2 below, Bemidji 1, Bismarck 7, and Omaha 17. International Falls on the Canadian border logged 10 inches of snow Tuesday, while Houghton Michigan added 4 inches for a 9 inch total.
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Former OU Official Dr. JF B Dilley Dies at 79
Athens Ohio former director of ad missions at Ohio University Dr Frank B Dilley Sr aged 79 of 90 Columbia Ave died Tuesday evening after a long illness. He began as director in 1923 and retired in 1956 after a career at the university he later taught as professor emeritus of education He served in World War I and was active in Rotary Symposiarch Tuesday Club and several honorary fraternities Surviving are Geneva his wife a daughter and three sons with ten grandchildren.
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Geneva
Ann White
Columbus
Joe Dilley
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Wis
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Frank Dilley Jr
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Military focus dominates Viet Nam war diplomacy effort
Washington reports U S policy prioritizes military gains over peace talks as U Thant fails to move North Viet Nam toward negotiations. Mansfield’s Moscow trip may push a peace approach, but officials stay pessimistic about talks while U S forces press offensives in the South and North.
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