First Lady tours Manila excavations and Ming sites
Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson visited an archeological dig in Manila and made an unscheduled trip to Calatagan 60 miles away to view 14th century Ming discoveries after touring the capital and a Spanish churchyard dig. In Ohio, Gov. Rhodes named two cabinet members to form a committee planning future air facilities, directing Development Director Neuenschwander and aviation chief Crabtree to lead.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Calatagan
Philippine
Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
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Norman Crabtree
Cincinnati Rapist Strangler Linked to Negro Suspect Says FBI Tests
Police report FBI hair analysis ties Mrs. Alice Hochhausler to a Negro killer, the fourth victim in Cincinnati’s rapist strangler case. Detective Chief Jacob Schott says tests also link hair from three other slayings to a Negro suspect. No report yet on Miss Alice Winstel’s murder findings.
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FBI
Alice Hochhausler
Jacob Schott
Alice Winstel
New Struggle Seen By Gore
Senator Albert Gore of Tennessee warned that the Vietnam war could trigger a worldwide clash between whites and nonwhites. He urged President Johnson not to let Manila summit setbacks push U S efforts in Vietnam into escalation.
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Murfeesboro
Tenn
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Viet Nam
Gore
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Johnson
Manila
U. S
Burning tanker Gulfstag drifts after spill and loss of seven aboard
The Gulfstag burns in the Gulf of Mexico as seven crew members are confirmed dead after abandoning ship. Coast Guard reports indicate the tanker remains a potential bomb like threat amid calm seas. In Kuala Lumpur, Prime Minister Abdul Rahman opposes anti US demonstrations during President Johnson’s 21 hour visit to Malaysia.
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Gulf of Mexico
Coast Guard
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Abdul Rahman
U. S
Johnson
Rahman
Labor Party
Manila Riot Precautions Foiled By Quiet Demonstration
Military police in Manila heightened precautions over expected anti Johnson protest during the summit. Noisy riot did not materialize as youths near the Manila Hotel carried placards praising the summit conference.
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Manila
Johnson
Manila Hotel
Charges Against Pike Discussed in Closed Session
Bishops of the Protestant Episcopal Church convene in Wheeling to hear accusations of heresy against Bishop James A. Pike. The month long theological rift prompts a ban on newsmen and the public during the initial closed proceedings.
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W. Va
Protestant Episcopal Church
James A. Pike
Head Start benefits depend on kindergarten teachers
Washington report finds Head Start alumni show greater thirst for knowledge than peers but gains may fade if the child has a poor kindergarten teacher. The study underscores early education impact tied to teaching quality.
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Washington
Mulligan Road residents protest city street plan
Community members on Mulligan Road protest a city proposal to assess funds for street construction. Officials warn of potential project delays as talks continue.
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Mulligan Road
U.S. Pledges Pullout From South Vietnam After Peace
At a Manila summit the seven nations vow to withdraw all foreign troops from South Vietnam within six months once peace conditions are met. The communique also notes elections in South Vietnam by next fall and plans for prisoner exchanges and a consultative mechanism on Vietnamese war policies.
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Johnson
South Viet Nam
Asia
Pacific
Malacanang Palace
Seven Nations
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Philippines
International Red Cross
Saigon
Viet Nam
Asian and Pacific
U.S
We’re Not Profiteers Protest Sways Consumers
Miami Beach and other cities see housewives push for lower grocery costs as top food store executives meet to review a profit decline. A Cornell/National Association of Food Chains study shows profits at 1.31 percent of sales, down from 1.41.
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Hand
Cornell University
National Association of Food Chains
Housewives organize protests over rising food prices and trading stamps
Housewives nationwide form clubs to oppose higher food costs and demand removal of trading stamps and prizes. The leaders argue price hikes since 1960 reflect corporate profits, while executives downplay boycotts and bolster balance sheets. A delegation plans to pressure Gordon Bloom of the food chains association.
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Gordon Bloom
Food Chains Association
Six Sheppard Jurors Are Seated As Murder Trial Enters 2nd Day
Cleveland AP report details the retrial of Samuel H. Sheppard for second degree murder of Marilyn Sheppard, with jurors interviewed on day two as defense questions whether to call him or present other defense. Judge Talty notes progress in impaneling the panel amid prior delays and a lingering courtroom mood. The case follows his 1954 conviction overturned by the Supreme Court for irregularities. his second wife Ariane Tebbenjohanns is in Germany and may return to Cleveland.
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Cleveland (Ap
Francis J. Talty
Samuel H. Sheppard
Cuyahoga County
Common Pleas Court
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Talty
F. Lee Bailey
Marilyn Sheppard
Blonde Ariane Tebbenjohanns
Cleveland
Dusseldorf
Germany
Ohio State Penitentiary
Moeller Requests Kennedy to Drop Ohio Campaign Stop
U S Rep Walter Moeller a Lutheran minister asks Sen Edward Kennedy to drop one of five Ohio campaign stops citing church hour conflicts Moeller running for reelection against Clarence Miller notes Kennedy visit to Athens fair grounds moved from 2 p m to 12 15 p m Moeller says many must leave home early to attend and cannot have youth drawn to a political rally near worship.
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Walter H. Moeller
Edward M. Kennedy
Ohio
Kennedy
Moeller
Rep. Moeller
Clarence Miller
Fairgrounds
Athens
Trict
Milk and pickles linked to stomach cancer risk study
Tokyo AP reports new cancer congress studies show milk may protect against stomach cancer while daily salted pickles may raise risk. Researchers note diet changes in Japan correlate with declining stomach cancer rates. no single factor yet proven, though cooked fats merit further study.
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Tokyo
Japan
Chile
Iceland
Takashi Hirayama
National Cancer Research Institute
Hirayama
J. F. Higginson
Water impact study kicks off by Appalachia group
In Cincinnati eight federal agencies and 12 states launch a two day meeting to assess how water related projects affect the Appalachia economy. Reports from the Army Corps of Engineers TVA and Soil Conservation Service will be reviewed as the Water Development Coordinating Committee for Appalachia works toward a 1968 final report for Congress.
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Appalachia
Water Development Coordinating Committee For
Army Corps of Engineers
TVA
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Secretary of the Army
Coordinating Committee
Congress
Appalachian
Reams asks statewide broadcast for debate in Cleveland
Ohio senator Frazier Reams Jr. urged Governor Rhodes to allow a statewide telecast of the November 5 Cleveland City Club debate. Rhodes’s office said no comment and noted ground rules limit the broadcast to Cleveland as the governor campaigned in Xenia and Springfield. Reams has sought joint appearances elsewhere without success.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frazier Reams Jr
Toledo
James A. Rhodes
Cleveland City Club
Reams
Lutherans Endorse U S Aims in Viet Nam
The American Lutheran Church in Minneapolis adopts a statement affirming that U S policy in Vietnam is sound despite an uneasy feeling about possible deviations from stated aims. The group backs U S actions as part of their church stance on the conflict.
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Minneapolis
Minn
U. S
American Lutheran Church
Viet Nam
B52s Hit Viet Cong Bases as Storms Hinder North Raid
U S B52 bombers struck two Viet Cong concentrations 65 miles northwest of Saigon near the Cambodian border at dawn. In the Mekong Delta, South Vietnamese troops overran a Viet Cong cave prison camp freeing 13 soldiers and five women including a Catholic nun.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
Mekong
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