Federal survey planned for Hocking River pollution
U S Public Health Service will conduct an immediate study of the Hocking River basin to identify pollution sources. Rep Walter Moeller says a definitive report should arrive within 30 days. He notes mine seepage as a suspected cause and pledges support for federal aid if needed.
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Washington
Hocking River
U. S. Public Health Service
U. S
Walter FE. Moeller
Public Health Service
Rush Creek
Ohio
Congress
Moeller
PHS
James A. Rhodes
America
India to Listen to Peace Appeals amid Kashmir Tensions
New Delhi indicated it would listen to peace appeals from President Johnson and accused Pakistan of political maneuvering. Ayub Khan signaled flexibility on Kashmir plebiscite while Shastri urged universal hardship to end what he called Pakistan's naked aggression. Front reports note a lull along most sectors with continued fighting in Sialkot. U Thant said his peace mission was not a failure.
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New Delhi
India
Ph India
Johnson
Pakistan
Washington
Subcontinent
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Rawalpindi
United States
U Thant
Shastri
Indian Defense Ministry
Sialkot
London
U. S
U. Thant
Kashmir
Ayub
UN Secreaary
Secretary General Briefs Reporters at London Stopover
He told reporters at London airport that details will emerge tomorrow when his report goes public. He heads back to New York to brief the UN Security Council on his mission after talks with Foreign Secretary Michael Stewart during a stopover en route from Bombay.
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London
Thant
New York
UN Security Council
Michael Stewart
Bombay
Johnson backs UN role in India Pakistan peace effort
President Johnson told judges and lawyers from 100 nations at a Washington World Peace Through Law conference that the United Nations should be strengthened as an arena for dispute resolution and for promoting peace between India and Pakistan. He did not join calls for a larger U S role in Kashmir and kept remarks broad about law and peace.
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Washington
Johnson
United Nations
India
Pakistan
Amesville to Aid Dixie Lee Radcliff Parents’ Trip
Amesville officials plan a local fund drive to help Rev. and Mrs. Radcliff travel to Flagstaff Arizona for daughter Dixie Lee’s murder trial. Mayor George King and Marshall Guy Simons set centralized collection points at Dean Easler and Moorehead stores to record donations for the family of 10 who are on relief.
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Pearl Radcliff
Dixie Lee
Flagstaff
Ariz
Amesville
Radcliffs
George King
Radcliff
Guy Simons
Mrs. Radcliff
Athens County
Morgan County
Donald M. Boggs
Londonderry
Ross County
King
Dean Easler
Moorehead
Mars Slaps Goldberg On UN Position
Rep Wayne L Hays declined to serve as a congressional delegate to the United Nations criticizing Ambassador Arthur J Goldberg. In a letter to House Foreign Affairs Chairman Thomas E Morgan Hays said he could not imagine himself as Charlie Goldberg's Edgar Mergan and would not have speeches written or censored by Goldberg or any executive branch member. Morgan invited Hays, a committee member, to serve as delegate.
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Washington
U.N
Arthur J. Goldberg
Wayne L. Hays
Ohio
United Nations
Thomas E. Morgan
D - Pa
House
Foreign Affairs
Charlie Goldberg
Edgar Mergan
Ambassador Goldberg
Hays
Morgan
Senators Clash Over Dominican Crisis Handling
Senate leaders Falb, Dirksen, and Smathers challenged Fulbright's claim of a bungled Dominican intervention. Fulbright argued Johnson relied on unsound advice and exaggerated Communist influence, while Dirksen and Smathers defended the White House decision to deploy 22,000 troops to Santo Domingo.
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Senate
Everett Dirksen
George A. Smathers
J. W. Fulbright
Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Johnson
Santo Domingo
Arkansas Democrat
America
United States
Dominican Republic
Cuba
U.S
Dirksen
Smathers
White House
Panel Urges Oct 15 Deadline for reapportion Proposals
A three judge federal panel ordered Ohio reapportionment proposals by October 15 to redraw House and Senate districts in line with the one man one vote ruling. The judges, including Paul C. Weick, John W. Peck, and Carl A. Weinman, noted the Senate’s involvement in the process for the first time. The move comes after the legislature failed to agree on new district plans before adjournment. Cloudy and warm tonight with showers. Friday partly cloudy and warmer with afternoon showers.
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Ohio General Assembly
Senate
U.S. District Court
Ohio House
U.S. Supreme Court
State Senate
Clarence Blosser
Logan
House of Representative
Jaffy
Ohio Senate
Supreme Court
Paul C. Weick
6Th District Court of Appeals
John W. Peck
Cincinnati
Carl A. Weinman
Dayton
General Assembly
Goldberg Predicts General Assembly Hope From U S Soviet Ties
United Nations ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg says U S Soviet cooperation on India Pakistan war strengthens hopes for the UN General Assembly. He notes Viet Nam does not derail work, the U S holds majority on major issues, and Red China remains out. He calls for patience amid setbacks.
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United Nations
N. Y
Arthur J. Goldberg
UN General Assembly
India
Pakistan
U. S
Assembly
Viet Nam
United States
World Organization
China
Dominican Republic
Security Council
Suit Would Oust Nuns As Public School Teachers
A Fort Recovery suit challenges use of Roman Catholic nuns as teachers in public schools arguing church and state separation. The case before Judge Fred Cramer could reach the Ohio Supreme Court, with appeals likely regardless of the outcome and potential impact on districts in northwestern Ohio.
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Saxbe
Jesse C. Moore
Moore
Southwest
State Board of Education
Fred Cramer
Butler County
Cramer
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Mercer County
Paul Dully
Eisenhower invitation for Ohio University convocation confirmed
Reports confirm Dwight Eisenhower was invited to speak at an October convocation at Ohio University but indicate no knowledge of his acceptance. The brief notes the university announced the invitation and offered no further details.
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Ohio
Dwight Eisenhower
Ohio University
District flood control plan filed in Messenger issue
The Messenger reports a district flood control plan filed by local officials. Page references point to editorials and features on war commentary, obituaries, and county fair coverage. Readers are directed to Page 2 for flood plans and Page 16 for fair stories and pictures.
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Hocking Conserva' Control
South
Viet Nam
Ac Pada
Viagong
Ruling County Fair
Adersy
Sceccas
Aftermath Of Betsy Is Tragic
Authorities hunted for bodies in eastern New Orleans as flood waters receded after Hurricane Betsy. Similar searches continued in St Bernard Parish with 3 to 4 feet of water in low areas. Metal barriers framed a 800 block zone as health officials cited deteriorating conditions and stench from decayed matter. Meanwhile Plaquemines Parish faced 30 to 60 days to restore water and a chlorine barge sank, raising the death toll across the region to 68 in Louisiana and 12 elsewhere. Cardinal Ritter led a defense of religious freedom urging council action.
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St. Bernard Paris
Rodney Jung
Plaquemines Parish
Mississippi River
Plaquemines
Mississippi
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Florida
Arkansas
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Cleveland
Nolan
Rights Groun
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Greece
Alexei Leonov
Russia
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Chester K. Gillespie
Department of Education
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American Newspaper Guild
Cy District
HOCK
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Vatican City
Joseph Elmer Cardinal Ritter
St. Louis
Vatican Ecumenical Council
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