Humphrey proposes pay and academic credit for students in government
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey urged national merit fellowships in government to subsidize students working in politics, with academic credit. He spoke at Fairleigh Dickinson U amid New Jersey campaign stops, urging two party vitality and engagement. He expressed cautious optimism on Vietnam peace talks progress at Yonkers rally.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Fairleigh Dickinson University
Yonkers
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Vietnam
Cause of Silver Bridge collapse remains a mystery
An interim report by the National Transportation Safety Board on the Silver Bridge disaster cites a primary eye bar chain likely failing as a key factor. Investigators expect nine more months of lab work to determine the exact cause while noting advanced corrosion and that the total vehicle weight on the bridge did not appear to overload it.
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Ohio
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Ohio Bank
Silver Bridge
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Viet Combat Casualties Rise and OSU Contract Hit
Viet Nam war casualties climbed to 109 Americans killed and 717 wounded last week, with total enemy deaths at 1,289 and potential increases as reports arrive. Ohio State University and Local 138 resolved a contracting dispute after a week of strike threats, creating an advisory committee to oversee custodial programs. In Canton, Mary B. Kettler, longtime employee of First Federal Savings, was indicted for embezzling nearly 100000. A separate Youngstown case involved a $500000 postal money order forgery ring with ten named members.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Mary B. Kettler
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Federal Savings & Loan Assn
Canton
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Federal Grand
Youngstown
Piano ads draw 23 calls in one day Albany sale
Mrs. Fred D. Dailey of Albany Ohio advertised a Kimball piano and miscellaneous furniture and received 23 inquiries the first day. She said the quick results meant it was enough to keep the ad running for only one day. If you have something to sell and need fast action try this method.
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Fred D. Dailey
Albany
Ohio
Thieu Says Struggle Grows Harder Near Peace Step
President Thieu told troops that when near a new step toward true peace the struggle becomes more difficult and fierce. He said North Vietnam had not agreed to a bombing halt and no halt without reciprocity. He urged strong support and vowed to persevere for independence.
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Tokyo Shimbun
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Creighton Abrams
Vietnam
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Nixon Accuses Humphrey of Desperation Moves
In New York Nixon accuses Humphrey of a strategy of desperation to win the White House. He cites a possible backdoor entry if election results lead to a House vote, warns of four years of division and despair. Nixon and Agnew plan a Madison Square Garden rally broadcast on ABC after a sparsely attended Cleveland meeting.
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Wallace Surprised by Impassive Philadelphia Crowd
George C. Wallace faced a half filled Spectrum in Philadelphia as about 5,000 supporters and 200 hecklers battled to shape a lively rally. Police reported 22 arrests amid scuffles while Wallace urged the crowd with a 13 minute ovation and taunts aimed at opponents.
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Six Persons Bound to Athens County Grand Jury
Six persons bound to an Athens County grand jury on charges linked to a narcotics raid are reported. The item notes no progress as a deadline nears at the McBee Systems plant. A separate page mentions Vinton County voters preparing to go to the polls and Nelsonville councilmen reexamining beer permit requests.
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Editors Forecast Nixon Victory in Editors Poll
The Bulletin of the American Society of Newspaper Editors reports editors nationwide expect Nixon to win the presidency with about 233 safe electoral votes, plus potential gains and lingering uncertainty. Wallace draws 45 votes, Humphrey 24, with six states too close to call.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Hong Kong influenza vaccine may not stop global outbreak
Dr David J Sencer, head of the CDC’s Communicable Disease Center, warned at the American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene meeting that a vaccine under development will not be ready in time to avert a potential epidemic of the new Asian influenza strain first identified in Hong Kong. The outbreak has killed 25 and spread to Singapore and Formosa, with a first case outside Asia reported in Atlanta.
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