DiSalle Viewed As Candidate In Ohio Governor Race
In Columbus a 19 member Democratic screening committee met to study candidates for 1966 governor. Michael V DiSalle led the field with potential to challenge Governor Rhodes, joined by Frank W King A G Lancione Harry H McKwain James V Stanton and chairman William L Coleman. King signaled lukewarm interest and DiSalle planned a final position statement later in the month.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Neil House
James A. Rhodes
DiSalle
Rhodes
Frank W. King
State Senate
Ohio Afl-Cio
A. G. Lancione
Bellaire
Harry H. McKwain
Cincinnati
James V. Stanton
Cleveland
William L. Coleman
DiSalie
King
Coleman
Cuayahoga County
Albert S. Porter
Organized Labor
Senate
Afl-Cio
Lancione
Mellwain
Allies Adopt Scorched Earth Policy in Viet Nam War
U S and allied forces adopt scorched earth tactics around Saigon to deny Viet Cong resources. The 173rd Airborne Brigade began operations last weekend burning crops and homes as paratroopers moved to evacuate civilians to north of the Waico Oriental River. Cannals, dikes, and cane fields are traversed as troops destroy dwellings and edible supplies to hinder enemy supply lines.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Waico Oriental River
173Rd Airborne Brigade
Henry Tucker
Columbus
Miss
Jakarta Bans Motorized Vehicles Over Twenty Years Old
Jakarta officials announce a citywide ban on motorized vehicles built more than 20 years ago to curb traffic disruption and frequent stalls in crowded streets. The plan targets older, less reliable vehicles amid growing congestion in the capital.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
American police captain to study at Bramshill College
Chicago Police Department records chief Patrick V Needham, 32, will become the first American to attend England's Bramshill Police College. He departs Friday to enroll in a six month course at the school founded in 1958 to train top level British police officers.
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Chicago
Patrick V. Needham
England
Bramshill Police College
Needham
Record visitors climb Smokies peak to 5.95 million in 1965
Mountain tourists flock to Great Smoky Mountains National Park with a record 5,954,000 visitors last year. George Fry notes the total is 11 percent above the previous high set in 1964.
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Gatlinburg, Tenn
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
George Fry
Rev Roy Johnson to Speak at Free Methodist Services
Spencerville clergyman Rev. Roy Johnson will be guest speaker at special services in Cridersville Free Methodist Church. Services run nightly at 7 30 through Sunday with Johnson showing pictures of his Holy Land trip this evening.
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Cridersville
Roy Johnson
Spencerville
Free Methodist
Johnson
Holy Land
Spicy Cleopatra Affair At Cairo History
When Marc Antony called on Cleopatra his hair was perfumed with marjoram and mint. olive oil and ground-ivy essence scented his chest. The resulting liaison ranks among history’s spiciest love affairs.
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Cairo
Marc Antony
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