Cavalry Drives Off Four Red Attacks Near Pleiku
U S air cavalrymen of the 1st Cavalry Division repelled four North Vietnamese assaults in Ia Drang Valley. Twenty one enemy dead and one captured were reported, with U S casualties light. B52 bombers bombed western targets as fighting intensified around Pleiku near the Cambodian border.
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Ia Drang
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Ia Drang Valley
Guam
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Farm Bureau Policy Talks Start As Guests Depart
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation begins its 47th annual meeting as Hubert H. Humphrey departs for Minnesota and Sen. Frank Lausche plans a trip to Japan India and other nations. The event centers on 1966 policy with debate over the new federal farm act and its impact on farmers liberties and surpluses.
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HHH
Columbus
St. Paul
Minn
Far East
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Japan
India
Viet Nam
Congress
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Neil House
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Lausche
Rhodes says no to 1968 bid and returns home from Europe
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes rejects a 1968 presidential run while on a Western European trade mission. He will return to Columbus for "important matters" at home after meeting Spanish industrialists and touring Europe with a 55 member delegation.
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Barcelona
Spain
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
New York
Columbus
Lisbon
Richard L. Krabach
England
Holland
Belgium
West Germany
Italy
Tapes Of Instructions For Landing Revealed
Federal investigators released taped cockpit communications from American Airlines Flight 383, a Boeing 727 that crashed near Cincinnati on November 8, killing 58 aboard. The recording shows high intensity runway lights during a rainstorm and the pilot switching to instruments before the visual approach.
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New York
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Five Day Forecast For Ohio Northeast State
Temperatures will average near seasonal normals. Precipitation totals near one inch statewide and about six tenths inch in the northeastern quarter. Light snow is expected Saturday with other days having snow flurries including Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Ohlo
President Johnson releases 200000 tons of copper from stockpile
President Johnson approves release of 200000 tons of copper from the strategic stockpile to ease looming shortages amid Viet Nam defense needs. White House officials deny price manipulation while noting world copper scarcity and possible rationing for military use.
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McNamara
Bill D. Moyers
Joseph Califano
White House
Califano
Johnson
Buford Ellington
Office of Emergency Planning
Fire Hits Akron Business District Killing Woman and Two Firemen Missing
A five hour blaze in a block long east Akron building killed 76 year old Mrs. Margaret Barb and left two firefighters, Lawrence L. Labbe and John Nist, missing. The fire trapped residents and workers as crews battled the flames, roof collapse, and a search began with authorities unsure of the cause.
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Ohio
East Market Street
Big Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Margaret Barb
Akron City Hospital
Lawrence L. Labbe
John Nist
Chief Vernotzy
Wallace Remembered by Johnson as Original American Voice
Danbury Conn. President Johnson led tributes to Henry A Wallace former vice president and third party candidate who died at 77 from lateral sclerosis. Wallaces career spanned Roosevelt era commerce secretary and a controversial 1948 Progressive bid.
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Conn
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Commerce
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Truman
Byrnes
Kennedy Is Margaret's First Guest In New York
Princess Margaret and Prince Philip host Mrs John F Kennedy as the first guest in New York during a whirlwind U S tour. The couple plans a six day program of events including balls dinners and country outings. The princess spoke to 400 reporters and praised the visit saying they hope to return soon.
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Britain
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John F. Kennedy
U.S
Vatican declares religious liberty for all men
The Vatican Ecumenical Council approved a Roman Catholic declaration granting religious liberty to all people. Bishops backed the milestone document by a vote of 1954 to 249.
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Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Abduction Case Aims to Identify Two Kidnappers
Thirteen year old Charles Hyde aided investigators in crafting likenesses of two men who abducted him for a $45,000 ransom. He was freed after the ransom was paid by his father, a wholesale grocer. The case unfolds as authorities seek suspects.
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Tacoma
Wash
Charles Hyde
Charles Hyde Jr
Plan unveiled by Gov Hulett Smith in Messenger feature
Community development plan announced by Governor Hulett Smith details new growth efforts. The piece outlines targeted projects, funding priorities, and expected impacts on local economies and infrastructure across counties. The tone emphasizes optimism and civic participation.
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West Virginia
Hulett Smith
Hocking
Woolworth
Lester Burcham
Stockboy
Athens
McDonnell Aircraft Hit By Major Strike
More than 17 000 machinists walked out at McDonnell Aircraft Corp halting work on Phantom jets and delaying Gemini flights at Cape Kennedy McDonnell plant in St Louis and related test sites at Edwards Air Force Base and Holloman AFB face disruption Negotiations with federal mediators were scheduled following the walkout by International Association of Machinists Local 9 and company officials.
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ST. Louis
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
Viet Nam
Cape Kennedy
McDonnell
Aerospace
United States
Eugene Glover
International Association of Machinists
Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
McDonnell Aircraft
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Holloman Air Force Base
Stokes Recount Narrowly Favors Locher in Cleveland
The Cleveland mayoral recount tightens in favor of Ralph S. Locher as Carl Stokes trails by about two thousand votes. Officials say the math looks unfavorable, though a late shift could still occur.
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Ralph S. Locher
Carl Stokes
U. S
Cuyahoga County
Board of Elections
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