India and Pakistan clash on two fronts amid claims of heavy gains
Indian and Pakistani troops fought on two new fronts in northern and southern Pakistan. India claimed 75 Pakistani tanks destroyed in 24 hours while Pakistan said drives were stopped. U Thant visited Rawalpindi seeking a cease-fire as Chou En-lai urged support for Pakistan.
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New Delhi
India
Rawalpindi
Amir -Abass Hoveida
Iran
Turkey
Pakistan
Central Treaty Organization
United States
China may intervene in India Pakistan war to aid Pakistan
Washington officials fear Communist China could intervene by stirring border trouble on India's northeast frontier to demonstrate support for Pakistan and draw it toward the Red Chinese orbit. Beijing has sided with Pakistan and issued charges of Indian border violations while pledging stronger China India border defenses.
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Washington
London
China
India
Pakistan
United States
Dirksen Keeps Reapportionment Idea Alive Amid Immigration Talks
Senate actions leave Dirksen with a fragile inching forward on a constitutional reapportionment amendment while Johnson lands a political concession on immigration. The Judiciary Committee split 14 to 2 to back the immigration bill, and a 9 to 7 subcommittee vote allowed Dirksen’s proposal to survive on the calendar.
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Washington
Johnson
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Senate Judiciary Committee
House
Dirksen
Sen
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Dodd
Congress
Judges to draft Ohio reapportionment plan in Oct
The same three federal judges who ordered the Ohio House realignment will draft the reapportionment plan starting October 1. U S District Judge Carl A. Weinman joined by Judge Paul C. Weick and Judge John W Peck will oversee the process after a letter from House Speaker Roger Cloud. The plan must be ready for primary filings by February 1, 1966.
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Dayton
Ohio House
U. S. Supreme Court
U. S. District Court
Carl A. Weinman
Roger Cloud
R-Logan
106Th General Assembly
Ohio
Paul C. Weick
Akron
U.S. 6Th Circuit Court of Appeals
U. S. District
John W. Peck
Cincinnati
House
Senate
Requisites Of Airports Discussed
Gov James A Rhodes outlined steps to accelerate county airport construction. He spoke with county officials across the state and noted federal matching funds up to 80 percent may aid new airports or upgrades. The $5 million vote from last May could expand toward 56 counties under FAA and ARDA programs.
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Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Ned Cochran
Hocking County
Editorials, notices, and local items from The Messenger
Page references indicate a mix of jury list notices for Athens County and flood control plans for Nelsonville plus human interest items. It notes Haiti's rats illustrating frustrations over U S aid, a library donation by Homer E Cook, and fall football contests in high schools.
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Commission
Athens County
Haiti
U.S
Nelsonville
Hocking River
Meigs Library
Telovision Co
RIO
Haweh
Gis
Speculation on LBJ Housing Cabinet First Negro Head
President Johnson signs legislation creating a new Department of Housing and Urban Affairs and delays naming a head. Speculation centers on Robert C. Weaver as the first Black Cabinet member, with others named including Robert Wagner and Albert Rains as possible candidates. The department unifies urban programs from multiple agencies.
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Washington
Johnson
Department of Housing and Urban Affairs
America
Weaver
Senate
Robert C. Wagner
New York
Albert Rains
House
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Betsy Rages In Gulf As Evacuations Begin
Hurricane Betsy moves toward the Gulf Coast threatening western Louisiana and extreme upper Texas with 140 mph winds. Over 100000 residents evacuate from Louisiana and east Texas as offshore oil fields evacuate 4800 wells and workers. Navy locates Betsy center 255 miles southeast of the Mississippi mouth while forecasters call for rising tides and potential heavy damage. Three lives are reported lost and damage could exceed 100 million dollars.
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South Louisana
Texas
Weather Bureau
Mississippi River
Galveston
Tex
Betsy
Louisana
Navy
Miami
Fort Lauderdale
Florida Keys
Florida
Auditor Roger Cloud Named State Auditor in Ohio
Gov James A Rhodes appoints Roger Cloud as state auditor following Chester Goble resignation effective Sept 20 Cloud will serve until January 1967 and may seek a full four year term next year The move follows the death of Roger Tracy Cloud who previously held the speaker role in the Ohio House and served five sessions.
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Columbus
Roger Cloud
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Chester W. Goble
Goble
Roger Tracy Cloud
Degraff
Logan County
General Assembly
Cloud
Roger Tracy
General Goble
Resignation Sought for Central State Manager After Audit
Attorney General Saxbe urges Harry G. Johns to resign as business manager of Central State University after an audit found unpaid cafeteria fees and uncollected tuition. Johns says he will remain unless trustees order him out.
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Columbus
William B. Saxbe
Harry G. Johns
Central State University
Central State College
U S Bombs Near China Border Amid Viet Nam Offensive
U S warplanes penetrated toward the Red China border bombing a railroad bridge 17 miles south of the frontier and damaging two other bridges 25 and 30 miles away. Four F105s hit the bridge as Marines and Vietnamese troops pressed the Batangan peninsula sweep near Chu Lai with 148 Viet Cong killed.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Red China
North Viet Nam
Tanoi
Batangan
Chu Lai
Mekong Delta
Leatherness
City Colleges Seek Expanded Role In State Plan
Dr William S Carlson president of the University of Toledo urged the Ohio Board of Regents to give urban universities a larger part in the state system during a Toledo hearing on the master plan. He noted that since the plan's preparation two new urban state schools have opened in Cleveland and Dayton and two more will open in Toledo and Akron, and criticized the plan for recommending a $300 per student state support factor for residential campuses while municipal universities also deserve the same.
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Toledo
Ohio Board of Regents
William S. Carlson
University of Toledo
Carlson
Ohio State University
Cleveland
Dayton
Akron
Bowling Green State University
Community Action Plan Holds Sessions Across SE Ohio
Theodore Berry, head of the Community Action Program Committee in Washington, led two sessions at The Ohio University Inn with representatives from 20 southeastern Ohio counties. Morning attendees included Athens to Adams counties, while the afternoon covered Lawrence to Highland. Four counties currently run active programs with federal grants Hocking Belmont Brown and Adams operate a combined program. Paris NATO air defense must be dismantled by 1969 per President de Gaulle in a semiannual briefing.
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University Inn
Ohio
Berry
DEA
Athens
Hocking
Scioto
Pike
Meigs
Gallia
Washington
Perry
Morgan
Brown
Adams
Lawrence
Jackson
Vinton
Belmont
Monroe
Noble
Guernsey
Muskingum
Ross
Highland
Brown and
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
NATO
GOP Withholds Aid Clash Clears House Supporters Win
A $4 billion foreign aid bill cleared the House after Democrats defeated Republican efforts to cut aid to India and Pakistan. Administration backers argued China would enter the war if aid was cut and noted existing suspensions while vowing no economic help without congressional consult.
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Washington
House
India
Pakistan
China
Senate
Administration
State Department
McNamara's Band Silent On Gas Use
Washington reports the Defense Department remains aloof pending investigation into tear gas use by U S Marines in Viet Nam. A battalion commander says tear gas cleared tunnels housing suspected Viet Cong, aiming to avoid harm to women and children. Westmoreland policy governs nonlethal gas use as Pentagon awaits command decisions.
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Washington
Defense Department
Viet Nam
William C. Westmoreland
Pentagon
Westmoreland
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