Barry Goldwater Apologizes and Attacks Democrats in Chicago
Barry Goldwater returned to the campaign trail to apologize to Republicans while denouncing Democrats. He took responsibility for his loss, defended action in Vietnam, and urged honest opposition to the Johnson administration. He criticized the president and suggested Republicans gain airtime to counter charges.
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GOP Ponders 65 Powwow to revamp party image
CHICAGO AP Republicans delay final decision on a 1965 all-GOP conference to revive the party. Ray Bliss, elected national chairman, will study proposals and may convene a national committee meeting to sponsor a policy conference linking the Governors Association, former nominees, and congressional leaders.
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Buddhists Step Up Viet Nam Campaign
In Saigon a monk wounded himself as Buddhists rioted for a second day to topple Premier Tran Van Huong. Troops clashed with 800 monks at Buddhist HQ while 400 Buddhists demonstrated at Hue in front of the U S consulate.
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Sir Winston Churchill Worsens But Resting Comfortably
London AP reports Churchill's condition has deteriorated though he rests with doctors saying he has had a restful day. The 90 year old statesman has suffered a stroke and faced a worsening prognosis as his great grandson was born to Minnie Churchill, wife of the former PM's grandson and namesake.
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Labor Party Faces Crisis in UK Government Fallout
Britain’s three month old Labour government confronts a crisis after Patrick Gordon Walker’s defeat and resignation as foreign secretary. Michael Stewart becomes foreign secretary as Labour fights to maintain a three vote majority and endure possible spring elections. Stewart says the government inherits a poor legacy and will press ahead with reforms.
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Holl Appointed To Ohio Highway Safety Committee
Barton A Holl Logan industrialist and civic leader was named to a 13 member executive committee for the newly formed Ohio Committee for Highway Safety. A 12 member advisory board was also named. William C Cook Columbus chairman said the group includes top state minds to promote highway safety and reduce deaths and injuries.
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Burns Fatal At 105 In Cincinnati
In Cincinnati Emma Williams aged 105 died after burns from a cigarette sparked by a flame on a cigarette. The incident occurred last month and the injury proved fatal.
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Rhodes Pledges Ohio Cooperation For Appalachia Programs
Gov. James Rhodes and state officials pledged Ohio's cooperation with Appalachia and antipoverty programs during a Southeast Ohio meeting. He urged local action, promoted industrial development, and urged passage of a May 4 bond issue to fund roads and education while stressing permanency of federal programs.
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Johnson Enters Naval Hospital After Respiratory Illness
President Johnson was rushed by ambulance to Bethesda Naval Hospital with a respiratory infection. Doctors reported his heart normal and he rested comfortably after a day marked by inauguration activities and a long parade. he was accompanied by his daughter Luci and his physician while Lady Bird and Lynda remained at Camp David.
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Weekend Weather for Hocking Valley Forecast
Cloudy and windy conditions are expected across the Hocking Valley this weekend with rain possible. Temperatures range from 36 to 55 degrees, with 47 degrees and rain observed at 11 a.m. today and a potential shift to snow flurries later.
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World Churches open first official talks with Rome
The World Council of Churches lauds a plan for historic initial talks between the Roman Catholic Church and major Protestant and Orthodox bodies. Lutheran Church in America President Rev. Dr. Franklin Clark Fry forecasts exploratory discussions to start in a few months. In Colorado at the Air Force Academy, a classroom cheating probe triggers 29 resignations, with four cadets voluntary resignations and 25 more added.
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Poll Shows Congressmen Will Vote For Medicare
The AP polled 91 percent of House members and found a majority favor enacting Johnson's health care plan for the aged. About 175 supported the proposal, 25 inclined to support, with 218 needed for a majority. Committee sessions and March consideration anticipated. Republicans plan an alternative with private insurance.
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Boy 15 with small arsenal questioned in Ohio
Athens Ohio police questioned a 15 year old Pennsylvania boy after his arrest with a loaded .22 pistol knives and a blackjack. Police sent the weapon clothing to the Bureau of Criminal Investigation in London for tests.
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Debated Appalachia Development Bill Likely Soon
Senate debate on the $1.07 billion Appalachia Development Bill could begin the first week of February after two days of Senate Public Works hearings. Govs Scranton Smith Rhodes push for added funds while NAM opposes aid. The plan funds highways, reclamation, hospitals, water, timber, and education across 11 states.
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Ohio University Receives $50,200 Antipoverty Grant
Ohio University will get 50,200 in federal antipoverty funds to help low income students with college expenses. President Vernon R. Alden announced the grant will underwrite 125 part time jobs for students limited to 15 hours per week and up to 500 dollars in earnings for the academic year.
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