Senate approves purity standards for 15000 meat plants
In Washington the Senate advanced a bill mandating federal purity standards for about 15,000 U S meat plants as House approval seems likely. Other briefs report Rev James Kavanaugh planning marriage, Eisenhower urging Vietnam strategy, Percy denying politics in fundraising, and talks on a tax bill with a $4 billion cut and a 10 percent surcharge to raise about $5 billion by June.
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U. S
House
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Charles H. Percy
Ilinois
Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Charles L. Schultze
Cambridge voters defeat withdrawal resolution on Vietnam
Cambridge Massachusetts voters defeat a resolution urging the prompt return of American soldiers from Vietnam by 17 742 to 11 349. Critics and backers of the Johnson administration policy say they are encouraged by the vote.
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Mass
Vietnam
Johnson
Gilligan Signals Possible 1966 Senate Run
Former congressman John Gilligan said he may oppose Sen. Frank Lausche in the Ohio Democratic primary next May and will enter only if the state party leadership wants him, noting he is not actively courting a candidacy.
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Cincinnati
John Gilligan
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Ohio State Democratic
Pension Hike Proposal Faces Final Senate Action
Washington reports a provision to boost a federal judge's pension by 46 percent remains in a Senate pay bill after a failed bid to strike it. The measure accompanies a larger bill to raise civilian federal salaries by 2.7 billion dollars in three steps and postal rates by 916 million. The legislation nears final action.
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Washington
Johnson
Senate
Ohio University pledges boost Trustees' Academy funds
Inside Today reports three more firms pledged $10,000 to Ohio University Trustees' Academy. Page references note Logan Mayor casting a tie vote in council alley closure debate. Senator McCarthy is portrayed as hero and villain amid opposition to President Johnson's war policies. Fei aces inter ae.
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Ohio University
Logan
McCarthy
Johnson
Viet Cong attack at Bo Duc drives retreat and losses
Viet Cong forces battered Bo Duc district headquarters near the Cambodian border for 544 hours and overran defenders before jet strafing drove them back. Government casualties were 15 killed and 19 wounded with 65 enemy bodies found. US and South Vietnamese reinforcements were ordered as U.S. bombers pressed Haiphong and Loc Ninh fights continued with varying intensity.
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Bo Duc
U.S
Bo Duc Contin
Haiphong
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Area Hospitals Win Federal Grants For Expansion Projects
Two Athens County hospitals and a regional facility in southeastern Ohio received federal funds from Hill Burton and the Appalachian Regional Commission. Sheltering Arms Hospital will gain 1,167,000 for a 4.4 million build. Mount St. Mary Hospital in Nelsonville gets 60,193 for a physical therapy addition. Arkansas?
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Washington, D. C
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Hill-Burton
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Pat Flemming
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Miller
Albert Giles
Ohio
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U. S. 10Th District
Washington
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Mount St Mary Hospital
Athens
Nelsonville Hospital
Carl Thielmann
William S. Wolfe
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Cyprus Crisis Deepens as Vance Talks Continue
U S envoy Cyrus Vance visited Nicosia for talks with Greek Cypriot leaders amid Turkish troop tensions on the island. Greek Foreign Minister Pipinelis called the situation delicate and dangerous as Makarios demands international guarantees. NATO envoys seek a peace package, with main sticking points over troop withdrawals and guarantees.
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Athens
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Makarios
Island
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Greece
Leary to Quit Public Life and Marry in Desert Ceremony
LSD advocate Dr Timothy Leary says he is dropping out of public life and will live in Laguna Beach with his new wife Rosemary Woodruff. He condemns drug use for selfish kicks, stresses LSD as a sacrament when used properly, and plans to reside in Laguna Beach for the winter after a sunrise desert wedding near Joshua Tree California.
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Laguna Beach
Calif
Timothy Leary
Leary
League For Spritual Discovery
God
Laguna News-Post
Harvard University
Indictment in Ohio bank loss over 14 years
Federal grand jury in Columbus charged Betty Storer 37 with 10 counts of misapplication of bank funds one count of false entry and one count of conspiring in misapplication. Her husband Gaylord linked to the conspiracy. Storer, a Belpre bank bookkeeper, faced a $427,053 shortfall discovered during computer installation. She awaits trial on $10,000 bond. husband to be arrested. An Athens injunction placed 430 acres in receivership in Rome and Carthage townships and Belpre. Insurance covered the bond loss.
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Betty Storer
Guysville
Athens County
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Storer
Peoples Bank and Trust Co
Belpre
Washington County
U. S
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FBI
Athens
John Bolin
Ohio Farmers Insurance Co
Fearful signs McNamara resignation sparks Vietnam war fears
Washington AP report says Defence Secretary McNamara’s looming departure prompts Hill fears of an accelerated U.S. war effort in Vietnam. Senators Kennedy Pell Mansfield Pastore caution, while White House Pentagon and Westmoreland deny policy shifts. World Bank board to meet on his possible nomination.
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Defense
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