Saigon Troops Crack Down On Buddhist Demonstrators
In Saigon paratroopers used clubs and tear gas on about 500 Buddhist monks and nuns protesting Premier Huong in front of the American Embassy. The clash near the U S Embassy led to injuries, library damage, and scattered protests as the Mekong Delta fight claimed 46 Viet Cong killed and 61 captured in a government victory.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Tran van Huong
U.S
U.S. Information Service
Maxwell D. Taylor
Huong
Mekong
Joe Hutchins Named Park Manager at Lake Logan
Joe Hutchins of Logan Route 3 is appointed park manager for Lake Logan by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. Hutchins, 58, a former Green Two clerk and longtime farmer, previously worked for Natco. Lake Logan shifted to Parks and Recreation as the site gained park facilities. Winter activities and safety notes across Ohio state parks are highlighted by T. J. Frye with advice on hiking, camping, skating, and gear.
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Joe Hutchins
Lake Logan
Logan Rt. 3
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Hutchins
Green Two
National Fire-Proofing Corporation
Natco
Hocking County
Division of Wildlife
Division of Parks and Recreation
T. J. Frye
Ohio Division of Parks
Hocking
John Bryan
Ohio
GE Transfers Wm. D. Moore To Bucyrus
William D. Moore will transfer to the Bucyrus Glass Plant as assistant to the manager effective Monday January 25. He will also assist at the Logan Glass Plant for several months. Moore started with GE in 1938 in Cleveland and has held key roles in Bucyrus and Logan plant projects.
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Wm. D. Moore
Bucyrus
General Electric Co
William D. Moore
Bucyrus Glass
Joseph Kebe
Moore
Logan Glass
Cleveland
Glass Manufacturing Division
Logan
Rotary Club
City Planning Commission
Hocking Hills
Bliss Tapped In Move To Unify GOP
The Republican National Committee ratified Ohio’s Ray Bliss as national chairman to succeed Dean Burch who resigned effective April 1. Goldwater backed Bliss to calm a party split between progressives and conservatives after the defeat. Nixon called the compromise key to avoiding a third party movement.
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Chicago
Republican National Committee
Ohio
Ray Bliss
Dean Burch
Burch
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Bliss
Catholic Foe Back Johnson Education Plan Aids All Children
Rep. James J. Delaney a longtime opponent of education aid bills praises President Johnson's approach as a great step forward. He says the Johnson bill treats the child as the beneficiary, unlike Kennedy's measure, and supports aid to both public and private school students while maintaining non-discrimination. He notes his own junior GI bill concept and favors tax deductions for private school tuition, insisting government aid should be equal for every child.
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Washington
James J. Delaney
New York Democrat
Johnson
Delaney
House Rules Committee
John F. Kennedy
Associated Press
Education and Labor Committee
Rules
Rules Committee
Air Force Academy probes cadet cheating after resignations
An investigation into possible cheating on exams at the Air Force Academy led to four cadet resignations. Maj. Gen. Robert H. Warren's committee examines violations of the honor code, with violators facing court martial or resignation. Cadets face varying privileges as the probe proceeds near Colorado Springs.
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AIR Force Academy
Colo
Robert H. Warren
Richard Haney
Academy
Haney
Weather Summary for Columbus Ohio Forecast
Mild and rainy weather covered Ohio today with 11 a.m. reading of 44 degrees and an overnight low of 20 in the Hocking Valley. Yesterday’s high reached 45 degrees as a low pressure system in the southwest brings southerly winds and rain into tonight and Saturday. Showers and possibly thundershowers are forecast Saturday with temperatures in the 40s and 50s.
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Columbus, Ohio
U.S. Weather Bureau
Ohio
Hocking Valley
Air Force Transport Crashes in Greece, 10 Dead
A U.S. Air Force plane carrying 10 people crashed near Kalavrita in the northern Peloponnesus early today. All aboard were believed killed, according to a U.S. Embassy spokesman.
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Athens
Greece
Kalavrita
Peloponnesus
U.S
Pont Named Indiana Head Coach
Yale football coach John Pont was named the new head coach at Indiana University Bloomington today, replacing the previous coach. The announcement confirms Pont's hire and places him at the helm of the Indiana football program.
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Bloomington
Ind
John Pont
Yale
Indiana University
Ohio Aviation Chief Urges Logan Link To Air Highways
Norman Crabtree head of the Ohio Division of Aviation urged Logan residents to plan and support a $290 million state bond issue for airport development. He touted state aid up to 100000 for Logan and said Logan’s growth hinges on a strong landing facility amid rapid air transportation changes.
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Ohio Aviation
Logan
Norman Crabtree
Ohio Division of Aviation
Hocking
Crabtree
Rhodes
Ohio
Africa
Jackson
Ohio University
U.S
Dock Strike Accord Seen In Offing
New York ILA members voted to accept a new contract after previously rejecting it. The union cites a $5,860 minimum wage, better pensions, holidays, and a $0.36 hourly wage rise over four years. Automation concessions allow staffing cuts from 20 to 17 per gang.
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New York
International Longshoremen’s Association
Thomas W. Gleason
Gulf Coast
Galveston
Tex
ILA
Tiros 9 Weather Satellite Launch at Cape Kennedy
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP Tiros 9 a mechanical meteorologist orbited after a three stage Delta rocket launch at 2 52 a m The 305 pound satellite will roll in a polar orbit above 460 miles providing continuous earth cloud cover pictures and advancing an operational weather forecasting system
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Tiros 9
Hubert Humphrey Faces Senate Presiding Role Today
In Washington Hubert H. Humphrey, newly sworn in as vice president, presides over the Senate for the first time. The constitutional duty places him as president of the Senate with no vote except in a tie, a rare ceremonial task in a busy political career. He is expected to delegate most floor time to junior members.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Senate
Humphrey
Minnesota
Johnson
National Aeronautics and Space Council
National Security Council
University Proxy Deplores Current Business Colleges
Dr. Vern R. Alden president of Ohio University criticizes undergraduate and graduate business education at the 24th annual Human Resources Conference in Cleveland. He says courses are rigid and not broadly based and blames both schools and business for the shortcomings. He adds that businessmen rarely commit to solving national problems.
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Cleveland
Vernon R. Alden
Ohio University
Human Resources Conference
Dr. Alden
Sir Winston Churchill's Condition Unchanged Amid Fire
London reports Sir Winston Churchill remains in unchanged condition after a stroke. A daytime fire broke out near his bedchamber as four fire engines fought smoke at his townhouse, while Lady Churchill and medical officials awaited further bulletins on the 16th day of illness.
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London
Sir Winston Churchill
Statesman
Sir Winston
Lord Moran
Winston
British Medical Association
Rhodes urges southern Ohio counties to act on jobs drive
Gov. James A. Rhodes told industrial developers and business leaders from 20 southern counties to move now to create jobs or lose the best opportunity. He urged communities to form improvement corporations, back a May 4 constitutional amendment, and support a $290 million highway bond issue while Washington studies Appalachia plans. A Columbus firm will study highway routes for the region with initial results due April 1.
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Columbus, Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Appalachia
Washington
Carroll
Coshocton
Holmes
Tuscarawas
Congress
Ohio Department of Development
Bureau of Public Roads
Appalachian
Columbus
Everett S. Preston
FE. S. Preston and Associates, Lr
Preston
Johnson
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