Auto Fumes Deaths Of Two Galia Teens In Car
Two Gallia County teenagers Charles E. Hunter 19 and Jewell M. Caldwell 16 were found dead in a car from carbon monoxide poisoning. The muffler was damaged and disconnected from the tail pipe. deputy said the motor ran from about 3 to 7 a.m. at a residence west of Gallipolis. Coroner ruled accidental asphyxiation.
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Bill Nibert
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Ohio Redistricting Study Delayed in Collegium Event
Ohio University President Vernon Alden joins a Bowling Green State University colloquium with national and state leaders to discuss state university problems. The two day event marks the inauguration of Bowling Green’s sixth president Dr William T Jerome Jr and aims to propose plans for a special legislature session.
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Ohio redistricting study committee recessed
A legislative study committee in Columbus has recessed while examining possible changes to Ohio's congressional district map. The pause affects ongoing talks on district boundaries and future voting layouts.
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Makarios Agrees to Lift Cyprus Blockade This Week
UN officials report President Makarios has agreed to lift the economic blockade on Turkish Cypriot communities on Cyprus within the week. The move signals a potential easing of tensions amid negotiations and regional diplomacy.
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Reapportionment Debate Delays Senate Action Today
Washington reports the Senate votes on a reapportionment compromise tied to the foreign aid bill. Dirksen seeks a one year delay to Supreme Court ordered state reapportionment, while Humphrey backs a sense of the Congress plan. Douglas and others oppose the Dirksen rider as liberal talks continue.
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Gemini mission postponed to early 1965
Cape Kennedy Florida reports that lightning and hurricanes forced the postponement of the manned Gemini mission from December into the first three months of 1965.
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Dora No Longer Exists as Hurricanes Gladys and Ethel Continue
In Miami Florida the Weather Bureau tracks Hurricanes Gladys and Ethel while Dora, blamed for at least seven deaths, is no longer a threat.
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Rhodes says veto fears fade in call for CSU Toledo medical college
Gov. James A. Rhodes said a special legislative session would be asked to approve a new Cleveland State University and a new College of Medicine at Toledo when called.
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James A. Rhodes
Cleveland State University
College of Medicine
Toledo
Britain to set Oct 15 election date after queen audience
Prime Minister Sir Alec Douglas-Home moved campaign into high gear and planned to announce voting day October 15 following an audience with Queen Elizabeth II. The move signals a Britains general election effort intensifying as the head of government prepares formal notice.
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Britain
Alec Douglas-Home
Elizabeth II
Kennedy Campaigns in New York Draw Huge Turnout
Bobby Kennedy appears in New York for campaign events as turnout grows, with coverage noting strong crowds and energized turnout. Editorial page reference and multiple item lines indicate broad interest in the campaign across the city. Nearby notes mention county school testing programs attracting attention in the area.
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New York
Ohio Guard Trucker Cutover Sparks Federal Defense Reply
Washington officials reject Ohio Governor Rhodes claim that McNamara aims to strangle the Army National Guard. Assistant Secretary Arthur Sylvester says budgets fund initial equipment for six Guard divisions, with some radios and trucks shifted from low priority units to address a temporary distribution issue. Ohio adjutant general Maj. Gen. Erwin Hostetler notes Ohio benefits from high priority units and can reallocate gear to aid all units where possible.
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Johnson frames Cuba issue as unity test in Florida tour
President Johnson amplifies calls for national unity as he travels to Miami Beach for the International Association of Machinists convention and plans a 90 minute Cape Kennedy visit. He criticizes partisanship while stressing prosperity and peace, with Cuba policy briefly prepared but removed from the text. The trip, government funded, follows his nomination and includes hurricane inspections in Jacksonville and Brunswick.
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Handling Of Viet Crisis Attacked By Goldwater
Senator Barry Goldwater launched a four day eight state swing attacking the Johnson administration over the Vietnam war. He accused Democrats of failures and urged the president to clearly state aims and progress. He plans stops in North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Florida Tennessee Alabama Louisiana and Texas.
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Papal Power Work Starts At Vatican Council
In Vatican City Pope Paul VI drives the Ecumenical Council as 2500 bishops begin a schema to define sharing of papal powers with the bishops. The ceremonial opening urged the prelates to clarify the doctrine of the papacy highlighting the episcopate role and mandate.
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May Halt After 375000 Federal Study
Washington officials outline a Johnson administration plan to sample 1 percent of the 29 million men aged 18 to 35 in the Selective Service pool to gauge move rates between deferments and readiness for induction. The study includes a Census Bureau survey of about 300000 households to gauge attitudes toward military service. Inductions average 100000 yearly and the effort could lead to a voluntary system in the next decade.
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Campaign Managers Named for Goldwater in Ohio
Three Republican veterans will direct the campaign in Ohio. John Marshall Briley of Toledo will head the drive with Dr. B. Livingston Jr. of Columbus and William Coady Kelly of Cincinnati assisting. Briley ran for the U.S. Senate in 1962. Kelly previously ran for Ohio lieutenant governor.
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Ohio
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William Miller
Buckeye
John Marshall Briley
Toledo
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U.S. Senate
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William Coady Kelly
Cincinnati
Ohio governor taps Giles to lead anti-poverty panel
Gov. James A. Rhodes designates Albert G. Giles, assistant to the state highway director, to head a cabinet committee coordinating anti-poverty proposals in Ohio in Columbus.
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Two Arrested in Philadelphia Civil Unrest Case
Philadelphia police arrested Abbyssinia Hayes 34 known as Shaykh Muhammad and Raymond Hall 25 known as Yussuf Abdullah for conspiracy to civil unrest inciting to civil unrest and rioting. A woman Florence Mobley is sought on similar charges. All three are Philadelphia residents.
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Abbyssinia Hayes
Shaykh Muhammad
Raymond Hall
Yussuf Abdullah
Florence Mobley
Khanh Tightens Grip After Weekend Coup Failure
Premier Nguyen Khanh and loyal generals hold Saigon under firm control as the weekend coup collapses. Key leaders demanded purges in two months to remove corrupt elements from the armed forces and civil administration and to punish profiteers harming the economy.
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Mrs Dearth Uses Calm Demeanor To Fight Prattville Kitchen Fire
Mrs Dearth of Prattsville calmly evacuated her three children and summoned the Zaleski fire department when a kitchen exhaust fan caught fire. She shut off the main power, used a garden hose to douse flames until firefighters arrived, and the blaze caused about $1000 in cabinet damage.
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