Publisher Gordon K Bush dies at 62 in Columbus
Gordon K Bush publisher of The Messenger for 36 years died unexpectedly Monday evening at University Hospital Columbus due to complications after lung surgery. He led the paper until Nov 19 and had a long record at Ohio University, Athens aviation and state commerce groups.
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Viet Nam Air War Seen Far From Success
A Pentagon based assessment after nearly ten months finds the U S air war against North Vietnam far from achieving goals to curb infiltrations into the south and to force Hanoi to halt support. Officials warn broad strikes risk drawing in China with limited attacks on industry and ports.
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Gemini 7 and 6 Launchers Face Rendezvous Odds
Cape Kennedy officials say luck will share credit as Gemini 7 and 6 aim for a quick rendezvous. Flight director Kraft says joint launches boost odds. Titan 2 lead Albert notes Gemini 6 astronauts Schirra and Stafford have a 50 50 shot to reach orbit in time. Berman and Lovell set for a 2:30 p.m. EST Saturday lift off for a two week mission, with Schirra and Stafford slated to depart nine days later on December 13.
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Big E joins fray as McNamara warns of long Vietnam war
News from Saigon reports renewed Viet Cong attacks after a brief lull during Robert McNamara's visit. The Enterprise begins combat operations with Bainbridge escort as U S and South Vietnamese forces bolster for a prolonged war. Several firefights east of An Khe and near Cambo
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Two Captured Yanks Well Treated By VC
Two American soldiers released by the Viet Cong said they were well treated during their captivity of about two years. Spec. 5 Claude E F McClure of Chattanooga Tennessee reported care for his wounds and mail from family while Set. George E Smith of Chester West Virginia credited protests in America for their liberation. The VC announced the release to show goodwill toward Americans opposing the war.
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Fire Destroyed Downtown Alliance Businesses
A late night blaze in Alliance destroyed three downtown buildings and caused over 375000 in damage. Firefighters battled wind driven flames in freezing weather, with three companies and the Alliance Fire Department restoring control around 3 am. The affected firms included City Loan Co Vesleton & Lloyd appliance store S. P. Brown Co dry goods and car parts and Fiegenschuk Jewelry Co. The Midland Buckeye Federal Savings and Loan Co. sustained smoke damage.
Overhaul Plan Laid For Inter American System
The 19 American republics conference ends with groundwork for a sweeping overhaul. W Averell Harriman calls it historically significant. It approves an Economic and Social Act of Rio de Janeiro urging binding principles for mutual security and regional integration.
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Red Chinese Probing Himalaya Border Amid India Tensions
New Delhi reports Chinese troops probing south along the Himalayan frontier with India. Beijing floods New Delhi with protest notes accusing India of provocation and preparing for renewed hostilities. Indian officials cite winter snows closing mountain passes from Tibet as a moderating factor.
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Departure of Bundy expected
JOHNSON CITY Texas The departure of McGeorge Bundy as President Johnsons top foreign policy aide is anticipated as part of a White House staff revamp He has been offered the presidency of the Ford Foundation at about 75000 a year more than double his 28500 White House salary Washington speculation says the ex Harvard dean may take the Ford Foundation post if appointed as secretary of state is unlikely due to Dean Rusk remaining in place
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Non-Aggression Pact Proposed At Session
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization and the Warsaw Treaty Organization were urged to sign a non-aggression pact. The committee also said Communist China should be included in future security systems. The report was presented at the White House Conference on International Cooperation chaired by President Johnson. Vice President Humphrey backed UN anti orbital weapons resolution and urged wider adherence.
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Snowstorm Hits North Rips Through Conneaut and Ashtabula
Northeastern Ohio endured its first big snow storm of the season with 23 inches in Conneaut and 16 inches in Ashtabula, no deaths, minor traffic accidents, and no reported school closings. The Ashtabula post noted the highway patrol. Today’s forecast calls for cloudy and cold with snow flurries.
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Vinton GI Killed In Viet War
McARTHUR Vinton County records the first Viet Nam fatality when SP4 Virgil D. Griffy, 21, of Liverly Creek Road Creole Route 1, dies from wounds received October 29. Parents Mr. and Mrs. James Griffy were notified Monday night. Griffy had planned to be discharged next month after a three year enlistment.
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Rhodes touts 204000 new Ohio jobs and $2.8 billion growth
Governor James A. Rhodes announced that Ohio created more than 204000 new jobs over three years and saw capital investments totaling 28 billion dollars. He spoke at a luncheon of the New York Manufacturers Association.
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British Plan To Send Soldiers To Rhodesia
London reports Harold Wilson will announce a token British force sent to Rhodesia’s northern frontier. The move follows Zambia’s plea to defend Kariba Dam after saboteurs struck power lines. RAF reconnaissance planes and technicians would operate under British control with no foreign troops in Zambia.
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FBI Informant Likely To Testify In Liuzzo Case Trial
In Montgomery top government lawyers expected to call Gary Rowe Jr. an FBI informant in the trial of three Ku Klux Klan members charged with civil rights violations in the March 25 killing of Viola Liuzzo. Rowe’s testimony would come as Atty. Gen. civil rights chief Doar held back on confirming his participation.
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Classified News Index Brief Under Modern Topics
Fragmented OCR reads show scattered categories including sports television women and patterns. The readable text hints at a daily index with sections and potential notices but lacks coherent details.
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