Republicans Criticize Viet Nam Policy Without Attacking Johnson
House Republicans released a white paper criticizing U S Viet Nam policy as uncertain and changeable while stating they will not tell the President how to run the war The document aims to frame the debate and keep focus on ending the war quickly with limited cost.
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New York
House Republican Conference
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Goodell
GOP
Committee On
New York Republican
Melvin R. Laird
Gerald R. Ford
House
Senate panel hears refinancing plan for St. Lawrence Seaway
Congressional sponsors told a Senate public works sub committee that a possible 10 percent toll hike would scare away traffic as hearings began on bills to ease the seaway's financial burden. A. Toledo.
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Washington
St. Lawrence Seaway
Senate Public Works
Unwanted Horse Kills Wife in Ohio Stall Incident
In Columbus area, Robert Strohm found his wife Lillian Strohm dead at home after returning from the library. She suffered a fractured skull and internal injuries, apparently from being kicked or crushed against a stall by a registered quarter horse stallion Strohm had tried to sell after it had previously injured him.
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Columbus
Ohio
Robert Strohm
Grove City
Strohm
Lillian Strohm
Integrated staff strikes over Harlem model school principal change
An integrated teaching staff protest at a $5 million Harlem model school followed the replacement of the white principal by a Black assistant. The principal stepped aside to placate Black parents who had threatened a boycott that closed the school for a week. Beryl Banfield will take over as principal per Murray Hart.
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New York
Harlem
Beryl Banfield
Murray Hart
Athens council orders demolition of fraternity house building
Athens council votes to demolish a building that served as a fraternity house. The action follows city planning and safety considerations for the property, with officials outlining next steps for clearance and site restoration.
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Athens Council
UI Sois
Surveyor 2 Aims for Moon Soft Landing at Sinus Medius
Cape Kennedy reports Surveyor 2 aboard Atlas Centaur has lifted off on a 63 hour flight toward the Moon. officials expect a near mid target landing in Sinus Medius Centra Bay to photograph a potential Apollo landing site and evaluate terrain for astronauts within three years.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
America
Flight Control Center
Surveyor 2
Xuently
Sinus Medis
U N General Assembly Opens 21st Session Amid Gloom
The United Nations General Assembly starts its 21st session in a pessimistic climate over East West tensions from the Vietnam War. Indonesia rejoins the UN, Abdul Rahman Pazhwak is elected assembly president, and high level talks including Rusk Gromyko loom on Vietnam and disarmament.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Afghanistan
Abdul Rahman Pazhwak
Assembly
Dirksen Pushes Prayer Amendment in Senate Fight
Senate debates Sen Everett Dirksen proposed constitutional amendment to permit voluntary school prayers aiming to reverse Supreme Court rulings. Dirksen expects no two thirds today or Wednesday as Bay counters with a competing sense of Congress resolution for voluntary silent prayers. Meanwhile in Hong Kong Red Guards raid Shanghai home of Sun Yat-sen widow demanding her property.
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Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
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Johnson
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U. N. Children’s Fund
Sen
Bireh Bay
D-Ind
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Supreme Court
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Red China
Red
Shanghai
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Sun Yat-sen
China
Dr King Leads 167 Negro Pupils Toward Grenada Schools
Dr Martin Luther King led 167 Negro pupils on a march toward Grenada Mississippi schools but paused at a police barricade. He watched as pupils passed and signaled potential new civil rights demands while awaiting a city officials response.
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Martin Luther King
King
Mississippi
Ku Klux Klan
Dr. King
Stock Market Mixed at Opening in New York
The New York stock market opened mixed in active trading with gains and losses from fractions of a point to about one point. Traders watched early moves in major averages as investors assessed earnings and economic signals.
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New York
Ford tests prototype electric car in England next year
Ford Motor Co will test a prototype electric powered car in England next year and later show it in the United States. The company cites a lightweight sodium sulfide battery as a possible cost saver versus gasoline engines. Ford notes no definite range or timetable for commercial readiness.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
England
United States
Ford
FBE Works On Out-Of-State Suspects In Percy Case
Dozens of investigators from the state attorney's office join Kenilworth police and the FBI to probe Valerie Percy's murder. The inquiry follows a stabbing and beating at the Percy home on Chicago's North Shore. A green station wagon sighting is a possible lead as 44 people have been questioned and 100 named for further questioning.
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State Attorney’s Office
Kenilworth
Sheriff's Police
Valerie Percy
Charles H. Percy
FBI
Valerie
Percy
Chicago
Lake Michigan North Shore
Robert M. Daley
Daley
Percys
Loraine
Tri County Board OKs School Site Near Kimberly
Tri County Joint Vocational School Board approved purchasing 100 acres of Burley Blair farm near Kimberly for the proposed school. The 5-1 vote allowed up to 80 000 for the site with two members abstaining. The Ohio Department of Education endorsed the site citing usable buildings for ag training and storage. A public budget hearing was set for Oct 18 at 7 p.m. at 84 W. Washington St.
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Tri-County Joint Vocational School Board
Burley Blair
Kimberly
Ohio Department of Education
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North Vietnam Toll Rises as U S Air Forces Hit Zone
U S Air Force raids the demilitarized zone by day and night while Marines report 53 North Vietnamese killed in a fortified village assault. Leathernecks say 10 more died near The Rockpile as B 52s and fighter bombers target rail lines and missile sites northeast of Hanoi Thanh Hoa.
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South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Air Force
Hanoi
China
Eddins
Thunderchief
Thanh Hoa
Youth Killed In Viet Nam
Chauncey mourns Charles W. Jackson 21 killed in action in Viet Nam Sept 19. He served a year in the Army there, returned about a month ago. Survived by father Charles, stepmother Hazel, brother Dennis, all of Chauncey, mother Leona Wright and half sister Kimberly Sue of Newark, and step-siblings Thomas Redman and Judy White of Millfield. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Hazel Jackson
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Leona Wright
Kimberly Sue
Newark
Thomas Redman
Judy White
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