Rhodes marks 1000 days in office in Ohio growth push
Gov. James A. Rhodes celebrated his 1000th day in office highlighting a nationwide growth push under the Jobs and Progress program. He touted no new taxes, expanded industry, a $1.5 billion education budget, a statewide college building program, and a drive to attract 205000 new jobs, with bonds funding parks and airport development.
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James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Rhodes
Canada
Europe
Ohio Board of Regents
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Johnson holds talks with Humphrey after painful night
President Johnson, noting his most unpleasant night since gallbladder surgery, met 45 minutes with Vice President Humphrey. Moyers cited lack of sedatives as a factor while doctors noted steady progress and ongoing discomfort.
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Washington
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Bill D. Moyers
Moyers
Humphrey
Ludwig Erhardt
Congress
Indicated communist raids feared as army pursues campaign
Reports from Jakarta say Indonesian Communists plot night terrorist raids while the army continues anti communist operations. In Miami Beach Dr Morris Fishbein, long time editor of JAMA, predicts a cancer cure could come soon. Gov Rhodes shifts to attend a Washington meeting on a proposed midwestern atom smasher plant. Yale displays an ancient pre Columbus exploration map in Beinecke Library. The Indianapolis Times suspends publication citing economic pressures. A weekend search at White Sands fails to locate a Pershing missile destroyed near Blandings Utah.
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Indonesia
Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Washington
New Haven
Conn
Yale University
James Tanis
North America
Yale Library
Yale
New Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library
White Sands Missile Range
N. M
Blanding
Utah
Senate fights cloture on Taft-Hartley repeal fight
Dirksen predicts enough GOP votes to block cloture as 1965 session aimed at ending states power to ban union shop. Debate over 14(b) repeal of Taft-Hartley section 14(b) could continue if cloture fails. President Johnson says no must bills and will let Congress dispose on proposed measures.
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Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Johnson
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Congress
Pomeroy in Line for State Prison
Meigs County may host an $18 million state penitentiary as one of two final sites. The Great Bend area in Meigs is favored with a decision expected within 30 days. The plan includes 1500 acres, a 400 acre farm, inmate labor, and a $1 million annual payroll boosting local economy. Local leaders welcome the project noting available labor and economic benefits.
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Columbus
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Weather overview cooler with light showers possible
Mostly cloudy and cooler tonight with lows 45 to 50. Tuesday will be partly cloudy and cooler with highs 58 to 64. Five day forecast calls for temperatures 3 to 5 degrees below normal, cooler Tuesday, warmer Friday, then cooler Saturday. Rainfall averages 0.1 to 0.2 inch, scattered light showers mainly northeast Tuesday and Wednesday and more general light rain Saturday.
Times Back After Poet Wins Okay
New York’s 25 day newspaper dim-out ends as 1900 plus members of the AFL-CIO New York Newspaper Guild return to work. The Times resumes an 80 page edition after union ratifies terms proposed by mediator Theodore W. Kheel following a tentative deal with the paper.
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New York Times
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Times
Guild
Theodore W. Kheel
Robert F. Wagner
King warns technology may outlive theology in Mansfield sermon
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr speaking at a Mansfield service on the fifth anniversary of his uncle's pastorate warned that America has turned science and progress into a neighborhood without a brotherhood. He imagined an apostle Paul letter asking if improved means have harmed moral ends. He said Americans are ethical infants despite vast advances.
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Martin Luther King
America
King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Paul
New Classes Scheduled In Jackson
The federal government approved 2 446 041 dollars to train or retrain 1111 unemployed people in seven Ohio cities including Jackson. Ohio Bureau official Willard P. Dudley said 31 courses will be offered with three in Jackson at the Southern Ohio Manpower Training Center for gardener groundkeepers auto mechanics and welders.
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Ohio
Jackson
Willard P. Dudley
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
James A. Rhodes
Southern Ohio Manpower Training Center
Probes Pressed In Viet Nam Operations
US forces pressed large offensives north of Saigon and in the central highlands. Thirty miles north of Saigon paratroopers killed 46 Viet Cong in a clash. US losses described as moderate. Heavy air strikes hit North Vietnam and a six million leaflets raid was carried out.
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Cuban Exodus Begun
A 31-foot boat MMM carrying 16 Cuban refugees sailed to Key West under Coast Guard escort. The boat, stolen in Miami, departed Camarioca to flee Castro, with crew of four and 16 relatives. Other craft loaded for Florida evacua tion were reported en route from Key West, Sombrero Key, and Long Key.
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U. S
Key West
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Camarioca
U.S
Castro
Diligence
Florida
Rainbow
Ramon Donestevez
Hialeah
Liz
Sombrero Key
Donestevez
Long Key
Ike Flores
Associated Press
United
Meigs Bands shine in Band-o-rama at Marietta
Meigs High School bands earned high marks at the Band-o-rama event in Marietta as pages note. The sports section also previews OU Bobcats and season hope near.
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MEIGS
Marietta
Rowl Congdon
OU Bobcats
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