Corrigan Appointed to Ohio Supreme Court
Judge J J Corrigan of the Cleveland Court of Appeals was named to the Ohio Supreme Court to fill the vacancy after the death of Judge Charles Zimmerman. Gov. James A Rhodes announced the appointment as Corrigan began his second term after election in 1962.
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Columbus
Ohio
J.J.P. Corrigan
Court of Appeals
Cleveland
Ohio Supreme Court
Charles Zimmerman
James A. Rhodes
Corrigan
Washington
Clement F. Haynsworth Jr
Senate Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Joseph D. Tydings
D-Md
Haynsworth
Dirksen Funeral Sends Notables To Illinois
Air Force One carries Sen. Everett M. Dirksen to Pekin Illinois for burial as Vice President Agnew and leading lawmakers attend. The roll includes cabinet members and top House Senate figures.
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Washington
Air Force
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Pekin
Spiro T. Agnew
House
Senate
Egypt Aircraft Downed
TEL AVIV AP Egyptians planes raided Israel forces in the Sinai twice today. Israelis shot down seven raiders with one probable kill. Egypt retaliated for an amphibious raid on the Gulf of Suez coast earlier, where Israel claimed 100-150 Egyptian deaths and an air attack. Israeli planes also struck Jordan and four Arab saboteurs were killed near the Damiya Bridge. Jordanian forces blew up a water pump turbine in the Jordan Valley, threatening Kibbutz water supply.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Sinai Desert
Egypt
Gulf of Suez
Damiya
Jordan
Dead Sea
U S Forces Brace For Renewed Fighting After Truce Ends
In the wake of Ho Chi Minh’s funeral cease fire, U S and enemy units escalated actions with 37 rocket and mortar strikes and two ground assaults. 31 Americans were wounded and 41 others killed or wounded in 12 hours. Casualties across sides rose as fighting resumed, with allied reports of 2,291 enemy killed and American totals reaching 38,450 KIA and 249,602 wounded.
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U.S
Ho Chi Minh
Saigon
Oil Lease Bids Top $900 Million in Alaska North Slope
Giant oil firms led by J. Paul Getty and H. L. Hunt bid more than $900 million for Prudhoe Bay leases, drawing about $45 000 daily interest for the state. The 179 tracts totaling 450 858 acres saw top bids averaging $1 965 per acre, with a single 72 2 million bid for a 2560 acre lease.
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Anchorage
Alaska
North Slope
Keith Miller
J. Paul Getty
H. J. Hunt
Arctic Ocean
U.S
Prudhoe Bay
Fairbanks
Getty and
Hunt
Amerada-Hess Oi Co
Louisiana Land and Exploration Co
Marathon Oil Co
Getty
London
Dallas
Officer On Evans Given Reprimand
At Subic Bay the officer in charge of the destroyer Evans, Lt. Ronald C. Ramsey, pleaded guilty to three charges of neglect and dereliction after the June 3 collision with carrier Melbourne in the South China Sea. He received a reprimand and a reduction in seniority.
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Subic Bay
Philippines
U.S
Frank E. Evans
Melbourne
Ronald C. Ramsey
Navy
South China Sea
Underground nuclear blast rattles Colorado site
An underground explosion near Grand Valley, Colorado, equal to 40 000 tons of TNT, shook the area and raised dust clouds. officials say no radioactivity entered the atmosphere but protesters fear future gas contamination. The blast occurred after weather delays with about 60 objectors present.
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Grand Valley
Colo
Colorado
Atomic Energy Commission
Critics of New State Prison Fail To Halt Magnificent Monstrosity
Ohio lawmakers and corrections officials defended the 24.4 million Lucasville prison plan as critics argued against its location and design. Maury C. Koblentz said the three-building complex is only a spoke in the broader system, while opponents called it outdated and poorly placed. Senator Stockdale and Martin Janis defended the decision, with Rhodes visiting Canton briefly to support the Lucasville project.
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New State Prison
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Lucasville
Maury C. Koblentz
Howard B. Gill
Washington, D.C
Institute of Correctional Administration of American University
Washington
Robert E. Stockdale
Kent
Stockdale
Martin A. Janis
Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
James A. Rhodes
FTC Expands Probe Into Magazine Hawking Tactics
The FTC advances its year-old scrutiny of door to door and phone magazine sales after industry self policing fell short. Chairman Paul Rand Dixon says the agency will promptly review files and pursue formal complaints where warranted amid allegations of misrepresentation and inflated circulation figures.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Paul Rand Dixon
Commission
Dixon
Fred B. Rooney
D-Pa
Rooney
PDS
FTC hearing set as commission faces internal critique
Senator Kennedy led subcommittee scrutiny of the Federal Trade Commission with Commissioner Philip Elman accusing the agency of secrecy and trivia. Chairman Paul Rand Dixon defended stances as Elman’s views contrast with most colleagues. A Friday hearing precedes Nixon’s pending choice to replace Nicholson at year's end.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Philip el
Paul Rand Dixon
Elman
FTC
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Nixon
James M. Nicholson
Only Minor Cuts Likely In Weapons Funding Bill
Senate debates on a $20 billion military procurement bill show limited cuts planned as critics press for tighter controls. So far $70.6 million has been trimmed, with $25 million from the Pentagon contingency fund and $45.6 million from social science research. A carrier deferral and C5A cut were defeated, with carriers aging prompting renewed scrutiny before Friday's vote.
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Washington
Senate
Pentagon
United States
Marlow W. Cook
Coolé
Kentucky
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