Million dollar mail heist rocks Montreal airport
About 1 million dollars in cash, packed in 15 mail bags, were stolen from the Montreal International Airport mail room in Dorval. Guards and security were uncertain, and investigators set roadblocks as they pursued leads linking the haul to banks and armored car deliveries.
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Johnson warns GOP victory endangers U S in Delaware
President Johnson campaigned in Wilmington after urging restraint in Brooklyn to curb back lash concerns. He warned that Nov 8 votes could falter the nation if Republicans win too many seats and urged a strong Democratic Congress with focus on education aged care anti poverty and peace efforts. He spoke to an Italian American audience and urged fairness to all regardless of religion or race.
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Mass Manhunt Under Way For Cincinnati Rapist Strangler
Police in Cincinnati launch the city’s largest manhunt as they pursue a rapist strangler blamed for four attacks in ten months. Safety Director Sandman orders a get tough push with firemen aiding police, while FBI hair analysis points to a Black suspect. The latest victim, 51 year old Alice Hochhausler, was found murdered in her garage after a hospital visit with her daughter.
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William C. Wichman
Wichman
Henry Sandman
Sandman
Alice Hochhausler
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Good Samaritan Hospital
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Lic
Emogene Harrington
University of Cincinnati
Lois Dant
Mathilda Jeannette Messer
Laos Prime Minister Doubts War Can End Vietnam Discord
Prince Souvanna Phouma told President Johnson that force cannot settle Viet Nam and urged a peace conference like Geneva 1954 with broader membership. Johnson said the United States refuses conquest and will prevent Communist aggression from succeeding. They met 50 minutes in the Waldorf Astoria suite and planned further talks.
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Souvanna Phouma
Laos
Johnson
Viet Nam
United States
Ho Chi Minh
Souvanna
Waldorf Towers
Southeast Asia
Two Yank Professors Win Nobel Prize in Medicine
STOCKHOLM AP report says two Americans share the 1966 Nobel Prize for Medicine. Dr Peyton Rous of Rockefeller University New York and Dr Charles B Huggins of Chicago University Hospital are honored for tumor inducing viruses and hormonal treatment of prostate cancer. They divide the $60 000 prize.
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Peyton Rous
Rockefeller University
New York
Charles B. Huggins
Chicago University Hospital
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Huggins
Caroline Institute
Hays Falls Short In Bid To Kill Antiwar Bill
Ohio Democrat Wayne L Hays failed to defeat the antiwar bill during six hours of debate. Rep Joe R Pool sponsored the measure and won an amendment to exempt the president from penalties. The bill targets groups hindering troop trains and aiding Viet Cong supplies. Final vote expected today.
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Ohio
Wayne L Hays
Hays
Joe R. Pool
D-Tex
Economy grows as GNP hits record in July September
The Commerce Department reports GNP rose by 13.7 billion to a record annual rate of 746 billion dollars for the July to September quarter boosted by higher consumer and defense spending.
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Commerce Department
British scientists pursue neutral beam cancer cure
A group of British scientists at Baldock Hertfordshire science labs work on a new neutral beam radiation machine. A spokesman called the approach a fifty fifty bet and said it may prove more effective than X rays in treating many forms of cancer.
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Electronics Research Laboratory
Baldock
Hertfordshire
Campaign Financing Bill Advances in Senate
The Senate approved a plan by Sen. Russell Long to fund future presidential campaigns by letting taxpayers designate $1 on their tax return. The measure passed 39 to 33 but faces likely House rejection as an empty gesture.
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Senate
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Russell B. Long
D-La
Detroit Bank Fails Amid Debt Surge in Detroit
The Public Bank of Detroit, nine years old and over $1 million in the red, failed Wednesday in a major banking collapse. It was seized by the Bank of the Commonwealth which stated all deposits were safe.
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Athens High players hear Hess at annual football banquet
Meigs County criticism sparks debate as readers weigh student sports culture and local voices in Meigs County. The issue notes ornamented events and school activities amid community scrutiny, reflecting local tensions over school programs and public figures.
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McNamara Says Viet Nam War Progress Exceeds Expectations
Defense Secretary McNamara, finishing his eighth Vietnam visit, said the past year’s military progress has exceeded expectations. He noted continued air supremacy and greater Viet Cong pressure, while South Vietnam’s economy improved despite military deployment and currency devaluation.
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Kosygin Accuses Peking of Blocking End to Viet Nam War
Premier Kosygin told a Sverdlovsk gathering that Red China has hindered world socialism from a quick end to U S military actions in Viet Nam. He said China’s stance obstructs peace and that Moscow supplies Hanoi with extra military aid and personnel. The remarks came during a visit by Polish leader Gomulka and follow Tass summaries of China’s Cultural Revolution.
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Israel asks UN for Security Council meeting over Syrian raids
Israel charges Syria with murders sabotage and incitement to war and seeks an emergency Security Council session. Abba Eban calls for council action after a string of border incidents blamed on a sabotage group based in Syria. Four Israeli policemen were killed in a land mine blast the previous day.
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Sea of Galilee
Michael S. Comay
Council
Market Heads Higher For 4th Straight Day
The stock market rose sharply in early trading extending a fourth day rally. Trading was heavy and the ticker tape ran late as buyers pushed prices higher.
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New York
Rusk Says Hanoi Turndown Not Final
Secretary of State Dean Rusk says the Communist rejection of new U S peace proposals for Viet Nam is not final and should be discussed. He noted Moscow help is desired and cited a North Vietnamese buildup near the DMZ as possible signs of renewed action.
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Route 33 Section Ready For Use Friday
Route 33 will become a four lane highway from Athens to Columbus with a new eight mile section between Chauncey and Nelsonville opening Friday night. Dowler says by 1968 the route will reach from Columbus inner belt to the Athens Hocking County line, with Logan bypass portions under construction and Nelsonville planning to fill the final gap.
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