Viet Cong attack grips Michelin Rubber Co area in Vietnam
Viet Cong and South Vietnamese regiments clash on the Michelin Rubber Co property 54 square miles northeast of Saigon. U.S. planes strike Red positions. advisers possibly killed or wounded. Casualties moderate to heavy with several Viet Cong losses reported in nearby actions. Navy ships with nuclear delivery capability await potential assignment.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
7Th
Washington
Viet Nam
Michelin Rubber Co
Ia Drang
Central Highlands
Phu Yen
Mekong
Long An
U.S. Navy
7Th Fleet
Enterprise
Bainbridge
South China Sea
Subic Bay
Philippines
Thanksgiving traffic deaths rise to 384 across four-day period
The Associated Press reports a Thanksgiving week total of 384 road deaths as motorists travel during the long weekend. From Wednesday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight, fatalities ran above the 1965 daily average, with many incidents lone or in pairs and a fatal two-car crash near Radcliff, Kentucky. Snow touched Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan, with rain in spots and overall clear conditions elsewhere.
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Radcliff
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Ohio Toll Rises in Ravenna Holiday Crash Deaths
A triple death near Ravenna during Thanksgiving weekend pushes Ohio highway fatalities over forecasts. At least 28 people die statewide with 102 hours of holiday time left. four multiple death incidents contribute to the grim toll. Victims include Howard Michael 33 from New Milford Charles Wilson near Edinburg and William G Whitten of Ravenna.
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Ravenna
Ohio
Howard Michael
New Milford
Charles Wilson
Edinburg
William G. Whitten
Indonesia Announces 1966 Austerity Policy Under Sukarno
The Indonesian government approves a 1966 economic policy through a presidential decree. It calls for austerity in development projects while maintaining lavish spending on revolutionary political programs and places all imports and exports under government control.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
Tightest Budget Gets Close Look by Lima Officials
Mayor Homer Cooper submitted the 1966 city budget with city auditor Robert Rentz and Mayor-pro tempore Chris Morris present. The plan shifts the Park Department to capital improvements and targets about $2 million for city projects including the Hall of Justice.
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Homer Cooper
Chris Morris
Robert Rentz
Morris
Cooper
Rentz
Park Department
Sayer
Hall of Justice
Frank Hackman
Chamber of Commerce
Thieves Hit Joe's Cigar Store in Lima Saturday
Lima police investigated a break in at Joe's Cigar Store on 973 South Main owned by Joe Ciminello. Thieves shattered the front door glass reached through and unlocked the door but appeared to take nothing leaving two safes untouched.
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Lima
Joe’s Cigar
South Main
Joe Ciminello
Church Opposes Rhodesian Secessionist Government
Rhodesia's Christian Council representing most churches declares opposition to Prime Minister Tan Smith's secessionist government and loyalty to British Governor Sir Humphrey Gibbs who serves Queen Elizabeth II as head of state.
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Salisbury, Rhodesia
Rhodesia
Christian Council
Tan Smith
Humphrey Gibbs
Elizabeth II
Gas storage costs rise in 1964 figures
Washington AP reports the Federal Power Commission shows average underground gas storage costs in 1964 at 16.97 cents per thousand cubic feet, up from 15.14 cents in 1963, reflecting rising energy storage expenses.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
Lima clubs host demonstrations and talks at weekly meetings
Oscar Adams and Andy Bernard of the Lima YMCA will present a judo demonstration at the Lima Exchange Club meeting Wednesday at noon. Otterbein College freshman John Hahn named to the Symphony of Winds. Dr. Samuel L. Meyer of Ohio Northern University to speak at Kiwanis Tuesday on The Changes We Face. An evening Optimist Club unit meets Wednesday at 6 30 p.m. Calvin Workman will discuss a youth program. Mr and Mrs Thomas H Larkin of Sacramento Calif welcomed a daughter weighing six and a half pounds.
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Oscar Adams
Andy Bernard
Lima Ymca
Lima Exchange Club
Hampshire House
Samuel L. Meyer
Ohio Northern University
Kiwanis Club
Argonne Hotel
Meyer
Alpine Village
Allen County
Calvin Workman
Thomas H. Larkin
French Ave
Sacramento
Calif
Katharine
Larkin (O'Neil
Raymond P. Smith
Elmwood Place
Lima
Agriculture Dept Expands Food Aid Programs
The Agriculture Department plans to broaden its nutrition programs next year. It expects more food to be donated through direct distribution and will extend the food stamp plan to areas not currently covered.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Moon origin mystery stirs astronomical debate
Astronomers admit the exact origin of the Moon remains unresolved as theories about formation and early solar system dynamics continue to be explored.
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Coeur D'Alene
Idaho
Worley
Civil Air Patrol
Nile Lawrence
Mark Lawrence
Li. S. R. Miller
Ing
Downtown Business Association
John Hahn
Carl Hahn
Rt. 6
Cridersville
Ber
Symphony of Winds
Otterbein College
Hahn
Otterbein
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