CEO Appalachia Tour Highlights Area Coal Communities
A dozen Appalachian businessmen joined a Tuesday motorcade through Chauncey Millfield and other former coal towns in Athens County. At Trimble Elementary School they heard Superintendent George Sasser describe failed local development and the need for outside help. A $1.2 million federal grant for Wellston water and sewer systems was announced. Trimble Two remains sparsely employed with residents commuting to nearby cities.
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Appalachian States
Athens County
Appalachian
Center For Economic Opportunity At
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Chauncey
Millfield
Trimble Elementary School
Trimble Two
Thorugh
Sasser
Wellston
Walter H. Moeller
F. P. Neuenschwander
Ohio Department of Development
Logan
Columbus
Newark
Center For Economic Opportunity
Trimble
Jack Hill
Ohio Office of Opportunity
Doug Geary
George Sasser
Ohio Office of Appalachia
Tri-County
Slaying of Civil Rights Leader Dr. Spike Shrouded by Fingerprints
In Columbus Ohio two good fingerprints remain the major clues in the slaying of Dr. Robert W. Spike a noted churchman and civil rights leader. A workman seen near the murder scene is cleared of involvement. A praise service for Dr. Spike will be held Friday at 8 p.m. at St Johns United Church of Christ 57 E Mound St. The service is a reaffirmation of his church stance rather than a funeral or memorial.
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Ohio
Robert W. Spike
St. Johns United Church
Spike
Disarmament Debate Opens at United Nations
The U N disarmament debate opens with appeals from the United States and the Soviet Union to all nations to refrain from acts that could spread nuclear weapons.
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N. Y
U.N
United States
Soviet Union
Ohio Symposium Tells OMHA Concerns in Athens
Janis speaks at an OMHA symposium in Athens as part of today's Ohio coverage. Other items note a Wellston firm planning a Buchtel location and rioting incidents involving teachers and white students in Oakland.
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Janis
OMHA
Athens
Oakland
Johnson arrives in Australia for a peace mission
President Johnson lands in Canberra amid 21 gun salute and crowds to urge allied unity and a practical path to peace in Southeast Asia. He cautions miracles will not bring quick results and calls for sustained effort toward a just, hunger-free society as Manila conference nears.
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Australia
Johnson
New Zealand
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Harold Holt
Manila
Asia
Soviet Launches Two Earth Satellites From Baikonur
Moscow AP reports the Soviet Union launched two artificial satellites from Baikonur, Cosmos 130 for space research and Molniya for communications. The launches occurred hours apart with leaders from eight nations watching. Molniya entered a high elliptical orbit to maximize contact time and relay TV and programs between Moscow Vladivostok and Moscow Paris.
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Soviet Union
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Vladivostok
Paris
Baikonur
Ohio and Kentucky curb Halloween trick or treating
Cincinnati and nearby communities restrict trick or treating to daylight hours amid fear of a maniacal killer on the loose. Officials cite four unsolved rape strangulations in Cincinnati and other recent violent incidents as the trigger for the safety measure.
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Kentucky
Ky Makes Incremental Move Toward Cabinet Patch
Premier Ky seeks to calm a civil-military split in Saigon as he names Deputy PM Nguyen Lau Vien to lead in his absence at Manila. Five southern dissidents reportedly stayed, two refused to withdraw resignations, while ministers vow not to escalate amid rumors and limited official comment.
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South Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Manila
Nguyen Lau Vien
Viet Nam
Nguyen Ngoc Loan
Nguyen van Truong
Vo Long Trieu
Byrd Sr. Dies at 79 Former Virginia Governor
Former U.S. Senator Harry F Byrd Sr aged 79 died at his Rosemont estate in Berryville Va after a long illness from a malignant brain tumor He retired from the Senate last November and his son Harry F Byrd Jr will succeed him Family and fellow politicians remember Byrd as a tower of strength and a conservative force in Virginia and national politics
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Rosemont
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United States Senate
Harry F. Byrd Jr
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Gerald Ford
Michigan
House
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Jefferson
Harry Flood Byrd
Johnson
Australia
Atlantic City
N.J
Mills FE. Godwin Jr
Judges Quizzed on Free Press Skewing Trials Views
About 200 trial judges in 20 cities were surveyed by the Reardon committee on free press and fair trial. Results show judges believe courts can shield trials from prejudicial publicity, with mixed rulings on delaying or moving cases and on reporting restrictions.
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Washington
Reardon Committee
American Bar Association
Pairl Reardon
Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts
Dems Lose Office Space in Cincinnati Headquarters
In Cincinnati downtown, Democratic congressional candidate John J. Gilligan and gubernatorial candidate Frazier Reams Jr. were ousted from city owned headquarters. Common Pleas Court Judge Louis J. Schneider issued a temporary injunction barring political use of city property and ordered the candidates to move out.
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Cincinnati
John J. Gilligan
Frazier Reams Jr
Common Pleas Court
Louis J. Schneider
Schneider
Setback in Mekong Delta Fights Shocks Vietnam War News
South Vietnamese premier Nguyen Cao Ky dismissed cabinet tensions while infantrymen suffered a sharp setback in Mekong Delta fighting. U.S. B52 bombers struck near Dong Ha as casualties rose for Americans and Vietnamese forces. Official tallies showed fewer American deaths but more South Vietnamese killed and wounded, with discrepancies noted between U.S. and South Vietnamese casualty reports.
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South Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Mekong Delta
Manila
Demilitarized Zone
Dong Ha
North
U.S
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