Goldwater attacks Johnson in California front
Sen. Barry Goldwater accused President Johnson of pursuing a dangerous policy toward the Soviet Union in a Los Angeles speech. He urged Californians to mobilize a get out the vote effort, insisting the Republican nominee’s victory in the June primary shows the strength of LA County supporters. Denison Kitchel credited the win to hard core supporters in Los Angeles County.
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Los Angeles
Barry Goldwater
President Johnson
Soviet Union
California
Free World
Goldwater
Johnson
World’s Affairs Council
Los Angeles County
Denison Kitchel
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Kitchel
Nelsonville Charcoal Plant Destroyed by Fire
A fire destroyed two Nelsonville Ohio Valley Charcoal Co. buildings on Factory Rd. Firefighters battled the three hour blaze discovered before 4 am by Geo rald Bentley local safety director. Loss includes pickup truck scales conveyors sacks stove boat charcoal and other articles. Plant employs five men. Cause under investigation.
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Nelsonville
Ohio Valley Charcoal Co
Factory Rd
Gerald Bentley
Bentley
Clarence Hall
John Cullison
Ralph Taylor
Hall
U S Judges To Decide Fate Of Sam Sheppard
Three federal judges in the 6th Circuit were to decide within ten days whether Dr. Sam Sheppard should remain free on a $10 000 bond or return to prison. Ohio AG Saxbe asked for a new ruling alleging improper federal court steps and possible rights violations.
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Cincinnati
Sam Sheppard
Circuit Court of Appeals
Ohio
William B. Saxbe
Bay Village
Saxbe
Sheppard
Ohio Supreme Court
John T. Corrigan
Cuyahoga County
Sheppards
U.S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals
Ariane Tebbenjohanns Sheppard
Chip
Marilyn
No funds for road study and Appalachia bill talk
Ohio Valley Region Development Council discussed a pending $350 000 technical assistance grant for a southern Ohio Appalachian Way study and the risk of losing about $8 million in federal aid for the State Department of Education. The group also postponed a decision on its permanent office and considered a post election session for the Appalachia bill.
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Ohio Valley Region Development Council
Cutler Hall
Congress
Appalachia
F. P. Neuenschwander
State Development Department
Area Redevelopment Administration
Ohio
DOD
State Highway Department
Federal Bureau of Highway Programs
Ohio University
Vernon Alden
OVRDC
Charles W. Wiester
Rotary Fund
Wiester
Development Department
Johnson Says TVA Not For Sale In Campaign Tour
President Johnson tours Kentucky Tennessee arguing over TVA fate. He vows he will not sell the Tennessee Valley Authority, stating it belongs to the people of the upper South and America while contrasting his build up approach with Goldwater’s repeal stance. He speaks in Nashville during a six day circuit through 11 states.
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Johnson
TVA
Kentucky
Tennessee
Barry Goldwater
Tennessee Valley Authority
Nashville
Tenn
Louisville
New Orleans
Goldwater
Upper South
America
Taft criticizes clouded campaign at breakfast meeting
Logan Senator Robert Taft Jr., addressing over 100 at Blosser's Restaurant, denounced the Johnson Administration for muddying campaign issues. He warned against federal government expansion, urged self help, and argued the Poverty and Appalachia Bills are distinct, calling the framing a political fiasco.
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Logan
Senate
Robert Taft Jr
Blosser’s
Johnson
Taft
Appalachia
Self-Confessed Murderer Freed By Judge
James W. Killough a former mailman who confessed to strangling his wife and led police to her grave was freed after a judge directed acquittal on manslaughter charges. The judge said the government lacked sufficient evidence after invalidating three confessions and suppressing other statements.
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Washington
James W. Killough
George L. Hart Jr
District Court
Killough
U.S. Court of Appeals
Hart
U.S
U S Demands Soviet Pay Debts at UN Assembly
The United States warned the United Nations General Assembly that the Soviet Union and nine other delinquent nations must pay peacekeeping assessments or forfeit their votes when the assembly opens November 10. U Thant, Adlai Stevenson, and Dean Rusk emphasized the debt and the UN Charter provisions.
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United Nations
N. Y
Stevenson
Dean Rusk
Washington
Soviet Union
U. N
Congo
Middle East
U. S
Property owners bear tax burden, Athens speaker says
Inside The Messenger notes a Athens speaker stating property owners shoulder the tax load. The report references pages 2 and 3 for related items on city planning progress and other local topics.
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Athens
D.O.D
Saunders
Gallia Agriculture Society
Logan
Larry Bainter
Bobcats
West Logan
Run-Aways Return From Unannounced England Trip
Martha Schendel and friend Janice Hawkins, both 16, returned to Cleveland after a three week secret trip to England. They were found in London by a policewoman on Wednesday. Cleveland Heights Police Chief Caffney commented on the recovery and the parents' reaction, while Mrs. Schendel wielded an umbrella against photographers at the airport. Both girls declined to speak to reporters.
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Cleveland
Martha Schendel
Janice Hawkins
England
Cleveland Heights High School
London
Cleveland Heights
Edward F. Caffney
Martha Schendell
U.S
United States
FourYearOld Girl Killed After Route 50A Crash
Regina Lynn Koon aged four died from head injuries after running into a car on Route 50A near Sugar Creek. George Willard Gaylor, 66, of Clearfield, Pa., was driving. no charges were filed. She was taken to Sheltering Arms and then Children's Hospital in Columbus, dying at 1:25 a.m. Friday.
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Regina Lynn Koon
Richard Koon
Sugar Creek
George Willard Gaylor
Clearfield
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Children’s Hospital
Columbus
Landmark At Point Is Burned In Fire Ruins
A 100 year old multi unit landmark at 203 205 207 Eleventh St Point Pleasant burned Thursday evening leaving three families homeless. Firefighters battled the blaze about two hours returning at 8 p m after reignition. Cause cited as a heater hot water tank side burner exploded. Mrs Kerwood 80 treated for shock at Pleasant Valley Hospital. Antique furniture next door also damaged.
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Point Pleasant
Eleventh St
John Sturgeon
Ora Kerwood
Stella Smith
Henry Watson
Kerwood
Sturgeon
Pleasant Valley Hospital
Appalachian Power Co
John Collins
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Bailey
Carl A. Weinman
GOP
Federation of Republican Women’s Organizations
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Conference of Nonaligned Nations
Cairo
Tshombe
Quebec
Wolfes’ Cove
St. Lawrence
French Canada
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Greece
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Paris
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World Court
Athens Comics
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Eee
Gallipolis
Glouster
Chi Sedee
McArthur Osieeeewenens
Taear
Ft. Pleasant
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Wae
Middleport
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