Betsy Death Toll Estimate Cut In Louisiana
New Orleans coroner reduced the expected Betsy death toll from hundreds to about 20 in Plaquemines Parish. President Johnson ordered rapid aid with a $2 million White House package as Louisiana redeploys antipoverty funds into recovery. Cleanup efforts include Youth Corps work and surplus food shipments while searchers probe a sunken chlorine barge near Baton Rouge.
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New Orleans
Johnson
Louisiana
White House
Department of Agriculture
Chetta
Mississippi River
Baton Rouge
Betsy
Dixie Radcliff faces two murder counts as adult
In Flagstaff Arizona sixteen year old Dixie Radcliff was ordered to stand trial as an adult on two murder counts linked to the killings by her boyfriend Donald Boggs. Authorities say Boggs admitted slayings in Texas Utah and New Hampshire involving two Newport New Hampshire men and other victims.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Dixie Radcliff
Miss Radcliff
Amesville
Ohio
Monda
New Hampshire
Donald Melvin Boggs
Robert Willis
Halvor Johnson
Newport
N. H
Boggs
Oklahoma
H. N. Flory
San Antonio
Tex
Mitted
Flory
San Marcos
Texas
Utah
Warren Leaker
Brigham Young University
Elizabethville
Radcliff
Laurance T. Wren
OSU Trustees Approve Revised Speakers Rule
OSU Trustees voted 4 to 3 to alter the speakers rule, allowing recognized student groups to invite guest speakers without prior campus approval by faculty advisers. The move limits president control, outlines procedures for emotionally charged events, and keeps open the possibility of future board reversal. Absent were Kettere r and Jones. Bricker opposed, Shacknessy supported along with Loop, Allyn, and Davis.
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Ohio State University
John WW. Bricker
U. S
Ohio
Columbus
Marvin France
Cleveland
Carlton Dargusch Sr
James W. Shacknessy
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Man
Alan B. Loop
Toledo
Stanley C. Allyn
Dayton
Jacob E. Davis
Cincinnati
John G. Ketterer
Canton
Frederick E. Jones
India Ponders End To Pakistan War Cease-Fire Talks
New Delhi under international pressure considers halting hostilities with Pakistan. Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri’s government faces UN and world powers urging an immediate cease-fire while details are debated. Thant’s approach seeks halt to fighting before formal terms.
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India
Pakistan
Lal Bahadu Shastri
U Thant
Y.B. Chavan
Shastri
Thant
Sialkot
Rawalpindi
United States
Soviet Union
U.S. B52 Raid Targets Viet Cong Outpost Near Saigon
U S bomber strike by eight engine B52s saturated a Viet Cong stronghold about 20 miles north of Saigon in Binh Duong Province. In the same province government forces, with air support, repelled a major Viet Cong assault west of Saigon. Five thousand U S soldiers of the 1st Cavalry Division landed at An Khe base, then moved by helicopter to central highlands.
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South Viet Nam
U. S
Strategic Air Command
Ben Cat
Binh Duong
Binh Duong Pro
Vince
U.S
1St Cavalry
Henry Cabot Lodge
Ft. Benning
An Khe
Qui Nhon
AP Son Thuy
da Nang
Ohio Economy Gains Backing From Rhodes Administration
Dudley, administrator of the Bureau of Unemployment Compensation, presented graphs showing Ohio's employment up 1.9 percent in the first half of 1965 versus 2 percent national. He cited 205,300 jobs added in six months 1965 vs 1962, and a 6.4 percent rise in manufacturing jobs the past 30 months, despite earlier losses. He blamed national trends and urged fair share of federal contracts.
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Columbus
Willard P. Dudley
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Ohio
Rhodes Republican
James A. Rhodes
Dudley
Johnson
House sets record with 22 roll calls no bills passed
Washington report notes the House logged 22 roll calls in a 12 hour 31 minute session the longest since 1964. Republicans and Southern Democrats clashed over a block of seven resolutions delaying action and blocking a quorum repeatedly.
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House
Democratic Express
Heart of the Coalition
Rules Committee
Weather outlook with mild, showers and thunder likely
Mostly cloudy and mild through Wednesday with a chance of showers this afternoon or evening. Showers or thundershowers favored Wednesday afternoon or night. Highs 78 to 84. Lows tonight 60 to 65.
Senator Lausche Responds To Union Critic On 14 b Issue
The Messenger reports Senator Frank Lausche addressing a union critic regarding the controversial 14(b) issue. The exchange centers on exemptions for religious or miscellaneous workers and the political implications for labor relations in the region.
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Frank Lausche
Final Ecumenical Council Opens With Pope Addressing Bishops
Pope Paul VI opened the Vatican Ecumenical Council's final session telling 2500 bishops he will go to the United Nations on October 4 to seek peace. He noted the council would not address certain themes in his speech, stressing a deliberate stance. He announced a special worldwide synod of bishops to assist the day to day work of the Roman Curia.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Vatican Ecumenical Council
United Nations
New York
St. Peter’s Basilica
Paul
Porpoise Joins Sealab 2 Crew In Ocean Bottom Work
A 7 foot 270 pound porpoise named Tuffy began duties today as a watchdog and errand helper for aquanauts living in Sealab 2 off La Jolla California. The animal officially joins the Sealab program alongside TUFFY JOINS SEALAB CREW.
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LA Jolla Calif
Porpoise
Tuffy
Sealab 2
Japan plans Osaka World Fair push with $3 billion budget
Advance Planning TOKYO reports Japan began efforts to ensure the 1970 Osaka World Fair succeeds, with an expected cost of nearly $3 billion. Separately, a submarine mission features aquanauts living in Sealab and the dolphin Tuffy being airlifted for training dives. The first Sealab team completed 15 days underwater with a 10 minute ascent, and a second team began outward swims. Decompression details and planned medical exams follow for the divers.
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Tokyo
Japan
Osaka
Point Mugu
Calif
Tuffy
Sealab
Sion
Kenneth J. Conda
Phoenix
Mich
Conda
Cmdr
M. Scott Carpenter
Balboa Navy Hospital
Cabot Meets Chinese Communists in Final Warsaw Visit
U S Ambassador John M Cabot in Warsaw meets Chinese Communists for the 21st and likely last time as he probes Beijing threats over Pakistan's war with India. Cabot, 63, heads home September 24 to be replaced by Postmaster General John A Gronouski.
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Warsaw
Poland
U.S
John M. Cabot
Peking
Pakistan
India
Cabot
John A. Gronouski
WACs Sought For Viet Nam Duty
Army calls for Women’s Army Corps volunteers to serve as stenographers in Viet Nam. About a dozen WACs are needed immediately with potential for more later.
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Washington—P
Army
Viet Nam
Women’s Army Corps
Three Missing After Freighter Blast Near Montreal
A blast aboard the Canada Steamship Line freighter Fort William near Montreal left at least three crew unaccounted for. Captain Samuel Wilkinson of Orillia Ontario said as many as five may still be aboard the burning ship carrying oil.
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Montreal
Canada Steamship Line
Fort William
Samuel Wilkinson
Orillia
Ont
Evangelist Billy Graham Back Undergoes Second Surgery
Rochester Minnesota Evangelist Billy Graham 46 remains in satisfactory condition after a second surgery to cauterize a tiny blood vessel in the prostate area. Mayo Clinic spokesman noted the procedure followed an initial operation last Thursday.
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Rochester
Minn
Billy Graham
Graham
Mayo Clinic
Tiger Lil Convicted For Drugs In Miami
Lilian Reis known as Tiger Lil, a former professional dancer, was convicted on six narcotics counts in Miami. Judge Jack Turner sentenced her to two years on each charge, to run concurrently, while she remains free on a 5000 appeal bond.
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Miami
Fla
Lilian Reis
Tiger Lil
Jack Turner
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