Unrest and Guard Deployment Across Ohio Michigan Cities
National Guard units were ordered into Dayton to quell rock throwing and window smashing by Black youths after a public safety incident involving a white man and a passing car. Police blocked West Third Street and surrounding areas as looting and stone-throwing occurred. two men were detained for questioning. Statewide, Benton Harbor and Jackson saw similar unrest with arrests and dispersal by police and guards.
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Ohio National Guard
West Third St
Herbert Starick
Montgomery County
Benton Harbor
Mich
National
Jackson
Thant Declines Second Term as UN Secretary General
U Thant announced he will not seek a second five year term as UN secretary general, saying a one term limit is appropriate and expressing dissatisfaction with universal membership including Red China. His 11th hour decision leaves security council to propose a successor amid East West wrangling and troika rumors.
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United Nations
U Thant
Thant
Security Council
General Assembly
Red China
Unofficial AFL-CIO Victory Stirs California Farm Vote
In San Francisco the AFL-CIO claims an unofficial win over the Teamsters in the first agricultural union election. 1,349 farmhands voted but 332 ballots are challenged, delaying final results for at least two days. Teamsters vow to continue organizing California’s 30,000 farm workers.
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San Francisco
Cali.p
Afl-Cio
Teamsters
California
95 Britons Killed In Airliner Crash
A chartered British air liner carrying 110 vacationing Britons and seven crew crashed under snowy skies near Ljubljana Slovenia in Yugoslavia. At least 90 killed with 80 others reported dead in Ljubljana officials say. Survivors rushed to hospital as investigators review causes.
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Ljubljana
Yugoslavia
Luton
London
Trieste
Britannia Airways
Market Mixed in Active New York Trading
The stock market showed a mixed session in New York with gains and losses mostly fractional amid continued trading. Investors weighed domestic data and global cues as equities drifted in narrow ranges.
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New York
De Gaulle presses withdrawal timetable in Paris peace talks push
In Phnom Penh Charles de Gaulle said no Viet Nam peace talks while the United States refuses a withdrawal timetable. He urged that a political settlement could end the war but required U S decisions on a fixed force pullout. France rejected a military solution and warned no mediation without U S commitments.
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Charles de Gaulle
Viet Nam
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France
State Department
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Nguyen Thuong
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Norodom Sihanouk
U. S
Tax Increase Likely on Individuals and Firms if Viet Nam Costs Grow
Capitol Hill expects President Johnson to push a tax package raising both personal and corporate levies, possibly by next Jan 1. Proposals include restoring the corporate tax to 52 percent and trimming or suspending the investment credit. Mahon cites $5-$15 billion in extra Viet Nam funding, with about $10 billion a working figure, implying taxes or widened deficits. The plan faces White House and Chamber of Commerce concerns over recession risks and inflation.
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Viet Nam
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George H. Mahon
D-Tex
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Russell B. Long
D-La
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
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U S B52s Hit Infiltration Routes In Buffer Zone
In Saigon U S B52 bombers pounded suspected Communist infiltration routes in the buffer zone between North and South Vietnam as part of a broader air campaign against North Vietnam. Air Cavalry noted heavy hits on an ammunition depot with a display of explosions. Ground fighting diminished with weekly casualty shifts. 1,009 Communists killed and 101 captured last week, while 87 Americans died and 599 wounded. American strength in South Vietnam reached 303,400 with plans to rise to 400,000 by year end.
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South Viet Nam
Demilitarized Zone
North
U.S
United States
Medicare impact on Ohio hospitals remains limited
In Ohio after two months of Medicare, most hospitals report only modest patient increases. Smaller communities feel the effect more, with higher available bed capacity allowing extra patients. Grant Drennan cites higher elderly share in counties like Noble and Franklin as contributing factors. Richard Sims notes city hospitals ran near capacity pre Medicare, while smaller towns had room to absorb.
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Columbus
Ohio
Grant Drennan
Columbus Hospital Federation
Franklin County
Noble County
Richard L. Sims
Doctors Hospital
President Johnson to speak on Ohio economic development
President Johnson plans a multi city swing over Ohio Michigan and West Virginia with a stop in Lancaster to discuss Southwestern Ohio development and federal aid. Rep Walter Moeller said the event emphasizes jobs and growth as he campaigns for a fourth term. He will also visit Detroit and Dayton before Lancaster and then Lockbourne AFB before a weekend in Summersville West Virginia and Dallastown Pennsylvania.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Ohio
Fairfield County Fairgrounds
Lancaster
Walter H. Moeller
Washington
White House
Johnson
Michigan
Moeller
Detroit
Cadillac Square
Dayton
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Columbus
Summersville
W. Va
Dallastown
Expelled nun dies in Hong Kong after border crossing
Sister Eamon 86 formerly Mary O'Sullivan of Cork Ireland died within a day after crossing the border into Hong Kong. Officials said heart failure and strain led to her collapse at the border and transport in a baggage cart.
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Hong Kong
Red China
Eamon
Mary O'Sullivan
Cork
Ireland
Wilson Faces Walkout Threat at Commonwealth Summit
London aides say Prime Minister Harold Wilson will confront a possible walkout by several African nations at next week’s Commonwealth meeting rather than drop his search for a Rhodesia compromise.
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London
Harold Wilson
Rhodesia
Red Guards Urged to Expand Purge in China Rally
Lin Piao addressed 500000 Red Guards in Beijing urging expansion of the cultural revolution purge while warning against coercion. Mao’s presence accompanied Lin as the rally emphasized removal of foreign and anti communist influence, with violence and humiliation reported in the campaign.
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Tokyo
Red China
Defense
Lin Piao
Young
Red Guards
Mao
China
Beasley predicts coal mining revival at hospital meeting
Fred Beasley forecasts a coal mining revival during a hospital gathering as stock markets dip. The report notes ongoing U S troop buildup in Thailand to be examined by Senator Fulbright. Local obituaries include Chauncey Glouster Logan of Athens.
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U.S
Thailand
Fulbright
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