Obscure Village Labeled Symbol Of U S Ill Fortune In Viet Nam
A Viet Nam War dispatch from Saigon notes at Binh Gia a week of heavy Viet Cong onslaughts as 1965 begins. It portrays South Viet Nam forces and U S support as losing ground, with Viet Cong strength rising to estimated 150,000 and weapons smuggling increasing.
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U.S
Viet Nam
Malcolm W. Browne
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Binh Gia
United States
South
Viet Cong
U S Signals Cut in U N Payments Over Peacekeeping Debt
United States warns it may reassess funding to United Nations programs if the Soviet Union keeps its General Assembly vote while peacekeeping debts remain unsettled. Thant seeks a breakthrough with Adlai Stevenson and Nikolai Fedorenko as the Assembly dispute over arrears continues.
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United Nations, N. Y
United States
United Nations
U.N
Soviet Union
General Assembly
U.S
Assembly
U Thant
Adlai Stevenson
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Stevenson
Fedorenko
Salvador P. Lopez
Thant
Russia
France
Congo
Middle East
West End Sewer Survey Underway to Extend Line
Service Director Ed Rutgers announced engineer James Guthrie is surveying the route and cost to extend a new sanitary sewer line toward the corporation line near the county hospital site in the West End. The study will also plan handling of unserved areas and is expected for submission at the City Council's next session.
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Ed Rutgers
James Guthrie
Corporation
New County Hospital
West End
F M and Citizens Banks Hold Annual Meetings
Stockholders of the Farmers and Merchants Bank re elected directors including Clarence Blosser and Carl Harsh. Officers re elected include R B Perkins president and Ralph Moorehead vice president as total resources reached 13 million in 1964. Citizens Bank of Logan held a similar meeting with about 50 shareholders. James Frey named a new director and Aubrey Prewitt was re elected president. Bank assets Dec 31 1964 stood at 2 627 000, up about 500 000 from the prior year.
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Farmers & Merchants Bank
Clarence Blosser
Carl C. Harsh
Barton A. Hall
Fred E. Hull
Robert Keynes
William Loomis
Fred A. Murray
Lester Risch
R. B. Perkins
Ralph O. Moorehead
J. M. Hartman
Herschel Bensonhaver
Glenn R. Hemsworth
Ted McVey
Citizens Bank of Logan
Logan Federal Community Room
James Frey
J. R. King Jr
Rolland Bright
Raymond Camp
Sludge Bed Rebuilding Under Way
Work is underway on rebuilding flood damaged sludge beds at the city sewage disposal plant. Gene Fitch of Hebron is the contractor on the two part project. Fitch bid 3900 for rebuilding and 4425 for repair of Mulberry Street storm sewer outlet. Projects to be completed within 60 days. City reimbursed through federal disaster aid totaling 11824. Ohio floods federal funds total 170000 with more to come.
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Ed Rutgers
Gene Fitch
Hebron
Fitch
Mulberry St
25 New Cabins Due At Lake Hope
Natural Resources Director Fred Morr announced 25 more cabins will be ready for occupancy at Lake Hope State Park in Vinton County on June 1. He asked the State Controlling Board to release 370000 dollars for cabin construction. bids are already in.
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Columbus, Ohio
Natural Resources
Fred Morr
Lake Hope State Park
Vinton County
Morr
State Controlling Board
Mrs. Nada Stahr 88 Dies in Rockbridge Area
Nada Stahr 88, of Rockbridge Route 1, died Wednesday afternoon after a brief illness at her son Vernie Stahr's home. She was born May 19, 1876 in Laurel Township and was widow of Lewis Stahr. Surviving: three daughters, two sons, 12 grandchildren, 16 great-grandchildren, sister Melissa Hendrickson. Funeral Sunday 2 p.m. South Perry Methodist Church. Burial Fairview Cemetery Kingston by Hill Funeral Home.
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Nada Stahr
Rockbridge Rt. 1
Vernie Stahr
Hocking County
Fred
Upper Sandusky
Millie Morris
Lodena Vorhees
Gibisonville
Bessie Boling
Pinellas Park
Fla
Melissa Hendrickson
Lancaster
South Perry Methodist Church
Foster Tenne
Raymond Welsh
Hill Funeral Home
Kingston
Fairview Cemetery
Ohio Industry Show Slated at Capitol Rotunda
The Ohio Department of Development will open an industrial display program on February 8 in the rotunda of Ohio's Capitol. Director Fred P. Neuenschwander says the exhibit aims to tell visitors about Ohio's top ranking products and provide manufacturers with an impressive showroom to display wares.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Department of Development
Fred P. Neuenschwander
Ohio
Capitol
Rotunda
$400 Million Road Bill Sets Plan for Interstates
Highway Director P E Masheter outlined a $400 million road program for the year. The plan includes 117 miles of interstate projects costing $250 million funded 90 percent by the federal government, plus $150 million for state resurfacing repairs and urban and primary route work. The total marks about a $70 million increase over 1964.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
P. E. Masheter
Masheter
Liquor Fund Divided Across Political Subdivisions
State Auditor Chester W. Goble reported the distribution of 2,762,575 in liquor permit fees to political subdivisions.
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Columbus
Ohio
Chester W. Goble
Sunday Closing Law Shelved Despite Legislative Interest
Ohio officials and courts largely ignore the Sunday closing law as the General Assembly debates possible changes. Rep Don Cooper signals a new approach may be studied, hinting at major reforms near repeal, while past measures seek to limit what may be sold on Sundays.
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Associated Press
Ohio
General Assembly
106Th General Assembly
Don. K. Cooper
Ashland
Cooper
House
Senate
ORSANCO reports major progress in Ohio Valley cleanup
ORSANCO releases its 16th annual progress report showing treatment facilities covering 1 3 million people across 1 000 miles of the Ohio River. The board cites 99 percent sewered population and 92 percent of industrial effluents meeting minimum interstate standards. It notes staffing and budget strains and warns of further steps to curb boat discharges and river littering. Cleveland to spend 6.7 million to curb Lake Erie pollution amid board scrutiny of its permit renewal.
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Ohio Valley
Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission
Orlanco
United States
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Virginia
West Virginia
Kentucky
Barton A. Hall
Logan
Hall
Walnut Street
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Ralph S. Locher
Ohio Water Pollution Control Board
Lake Erie
Emmett W. Arnold
State Board
Locher
Arctic cold snap engulfs Ohio with snow flurries
Arctic air poured into Ohio overnight driving down temperatures from Toledo to Cleveland and blanket snow flurries forecast across the state. Early readings logged Toledo 9 and Cleveland 12 with Marietta 14 and Columbus 11. Snow flurries expected today except in the far southwest.
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Ohio
Toledo
Cleveland
Mansfield
Youngstown
Marietta
Columbus
Cincinnati
Zanesville
Cold start to season as subzero odds rise
The first possible sub-zero temperatures of the season are forecast for tonight in the Hocking Valley. Light snow is expected Friday. It was 20 degrees at 11 am today after a low of 10 last night. Northeast Ohio near Lake Erie faces early heavy snow squalls.
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Hocking Valley
Ohio
Lake Erie
New England
Great Lakes
Hibbing
Minnesota
International Falls
Minn
Canadian
Key West
Fla
Florida
Texas
Chicago
State Aides Propose $40 Monthly Increase for Ohio Officials
State aides report a bill will be submitted to the legislature proposing a flat $40 monthly raise for all state employees. The move aims to boost pay across the board, affecting numerous departments and public service roles.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State Employes Council
Senators Seek End to Postmaster Confirmations
Senator James Young and Senator William Proxmire urge legislation to remove Senate confirmation of postmasters. They argue civil service merit system should determine appointments, avoiding political tests and improving morale amid growing population and administration complexity.
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Washington
Stephen M. Young
D-O
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Senate
Post Office
President Johnson seeks 3.38 billion in foreign aid package
President Johnson asks Congress for a 3.38 billion foreign aid request for 1965-66, the lowest since Marshall Plan era. He proposes 1.17 billion for arms and 2.21 billion for economic aid to counter Viet Nam and Laos, with a potential standby authorization. Decision on Egypt Indonesia aid and package structure remains unsettled.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Viet Nam
Laos
Egypt
Indonesia
U.S
Administration
Senate
House
Harry S. Truman
U S planes hit Laos supply lines in Vietnam war stretch
U S fighter bombers have been smashing Communist supply and reinforcement lines through Laos for at least a month. Two U S jets were shot down with pilots rescued, as authorities describe strikes on Route 7 feeding Red Pathet Lao and Viet Cong forces.
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Washington
Laos
United States
Red Pathet Lao
Viet Nam
Defense Department
Arthur Sylvester
Albert C. Vollmer
Denton
Kan
Henrietta
N.Y
Pentagon
Charles L. Ferguson
Clovis
N.M
Parma
Idaho
U.S
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
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Ho Chi Minh
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James A. Rhodes
Ohio Civil Defense Headquarters
Manchester
Adams County
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Aberdeen
Brown County
Lake Hope
Lewis Stahr
Orsanco
Hell
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Cuyahoga River
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