Ex-Pacific Boss Predicts Victory In Viet Nam War
Honolulu AP interview with retired Admiral Harry D. Felt, former Pacific commander, who says he cannot visualize a Communist victory in Viet Nam but warns of psychological loss among Asian friends. He cites Sino Soviet split benefits and fears over China’s rise, urges civilian rural aid to win hearts and minds, and notes Korea’s heavy costs and the risk of a renewed North Korean invasion if forces drop.
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Viet Nam
Harry D. Felt
United States
Pacific
Honolulu
Felt
Navy
Mao
Tse Tung
Southeast Asia
Russia
Red China
U.S
Korea
North Korea
South Korea
Ohio Viz Weather Drenched State With Showers And Fog
Official Weather Bureau summary notes widespread showers drenched Ohio, with dense fog in many areas. At 6 am rain persisted in Youngstown Akron and Bellair, and temperatures ranged from 62 to 66 in Toledo Columbus and Cincinnati. Mostly sunny later with scattered showers possible Thursday and highs expected in the 80s.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Youngstown
Akron
Bellaire
Hocking Wall
Toledo
Columbus
Cincinnati
Ohio to See Below Normal Averages Across Holydays
Ohio forecast shows temperatures 3 to 5 degrees below seasonal normals from Thursday through Monday. Normal highs reach 82 in Cleveland and 87 in Columbus and Cincinnati with lows near 60 to 67. Rain totals vary from about half an inch north to three quarters inch south with showers Thursday and Friday and more widespread rain Friday night into Saturday.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Columbus
Cincinnati
Kennedy to be moved to Boston hospital for recovery
Senator Edward M Kennedy will be transferred from Northampton to New England Baptist Hospital in Boston on Thursday. The 32 year old Democrat is recovering from a broken back after a private plane crash on June 19. Dr Thomas Corriden gave no hospitalization time and said the transfer will use a Westover Air Force Base ambulance.
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Northampton
Mass
Edward M. Kennedy
New England Baptist Hospital
Boston
Massachusetts
Thomas F. Corriden
Kennedy
Westover Air Force Base
Logan School Board Sets Tentative 1965 Budget
Logan School Board approved a tentative 1965 budget in a special session. Public inspection is available in Superintendent Dil ler’s office and a hearing is set for Friday July 17 at 8 p.m. in the junior high band room. The budget projects 1965 general fund expenditures of 1 035 485 with receipts 1 037 374.
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Logan District School Board
Dwight Diller
Hocking County
Hocking
Logan Schools
Reds Shift Drive Center In Viet Nam
In the past 10 days the Communists moved the war center from the Mekong delta to the central highlands. Vietnamese officers say battalion size Viet Cong assaults erupted from the central mountains with attacks on Nam Dong and two other camps. An American spokesman expressed bafflement over the concentration.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Mekong
Central Highlands
North Viet Nam
Highlands
Viet Nam
Hue
Nam Dong
Laos
Cambodia-Laos
Apportionment Study Planned by Ohio Legislature
Twenty one lawmakers including fifteen attorneys form an apportionment committee to study equal population representation for state districts. Speaker Roger Cloud announced the panel will convene late this month or in August to assess Supreme Court rulings and draft recommendations for the 1965 session, with potential changes to the Hanna Amendment and other constitutional provisions. Names include Sens Berry Hoffman King Mechem Smith and Reps Bevens Calabrese Christenansen Cole Fuerst Gindlesberger Herbert James Lancione Beckman Jump Taft Riffe Taber White.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
Roger Cloud
R-Logan
Legislative Service Commission
General Assembly
Cloud
U. S. Supreme Court
High Court
U. S. District Court
Cincinnati
District Court
Supreme Court
O’ Cloud
Kenneth F. Berry
Coshocton
Fred L. Hoffman
Hamilton
Frank W. King
Lucas
C. Stanley Mechem
Athens
John C. Smith
Montgomery
Wray Bevens
Pike
Anthony O. Calabrese Jr
U S Soviet Talks Hint at New UN Military Force Negotiations
Washington reports that the United States and the Soviet Union appear ready to negotiate the future makeup and financing of a U N military force. Disclosures cite a Soviet note to Japan proposing a Security Council led force funded by veto powers without troops, with troops supplied by smaller members. The move follows China split and UN assessment payments pressure.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
U.N
Security Council
General Assembly
State Department
United Nations
Red China
Tokyo
Japan
Council
U.S
Foreign Office
Great Britain
Civil rights tests unfold under Kennedy praise and NAACP tour
U S Attorney General Robert F Kennedy praised nationwide compliance with the Civil Rights Act as Negro test cases move across the South. In St Augustine Florida three groups of protesters integrated three motels without incident while in Bessemer Alabama a teen and others were beaten at a white lunch counter. Nine NAACP activists were arrested in Selma Alabama during a voter registration push as Mississippi hosts a touring delegation visiting Biloxi hotels. The NAACP leaders urged Senator Barry Goldwater to visit Mississippi to witness conditions there.
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Associated Press
U.S
Selma
Ala
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Mississippi
Kennedy
Johnson
Richmond
Albertis S. Harrison Jr
Virginia
Luther Hodges
LeRoy Collins
Hodges
Washington
Collins
Senate Commerce Committee
Bessemer
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Biloxi
Goldwater
Explosions Hit Civil Rights Center in McComb
Three blasts damaged a civil rights freedom house in McComb Mississippi before dawn. Two civil rights workers one a white summer volunteer were slightly hurt as eight others slept inside. FBI said investigation ongoing and explosives type not yet known.
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McComb
FBI
New Orleans
Mississippi
Hillcrest Fatal Crash Claims Swackhamer Life in 1964
Charles William Swackhamer 27 of Gore died after a two car collision on Rt. 216 two miles north of Murray City at 3:50 p.m. Tuesday. James E. Fuchs 20 of New Straitsville was driving left of center. Fuchs survived with injuries and was charged with second degree manslaughter and driving left of center. Swackhamer's injuries included a skull fracture and lung punctures. he died at Mount St. Mary Hospital Nelsonville at 5 p.m. His family and community were named in funeral arrangements and survivors.
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Charles William Swackhamer
Gore
Logan
Hocking County
Rt. 216
Murray City
Swackhamer
James E. Fuchs
New Straitsville
State Highway Patrol
Fuchs
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
Mount St. Mary
Charles Mike Swackhamer
Swackhamer Auto
State Patrol
Hubert Lappen
Front St
Betty Wallace Swackhamer
Charles William
Pamela Sue
Debra Ann
Boys Industrial School
Laurelville
Charles L
Enighal Swackhamer
William R. Blankenship
Gore Rt. 1
Jerry
Roy
Barbara Phillips
Rita Alice Swackhamer
Columbus
Leonard Funeral Home
Paul Brown
New Straitsville Cemetery
Hocking State Park Road Work Bids Opened
H S Contracting Co of Columbus bids 6663 on park road and parking lot improvements against an 8100 estimate. Goff Kirby Co of Portsmouth bids 46617 to resurface 1.31 miles of Routes 93 and 124 in Jackson County.
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Hocking State Park
H&s Contracting Co
Columbus
Goff, Kirby Co
Portsmouth
Jackson County
Vatican to canonize 22 Uganda martyrs
The Congregation of Rites approved sainthood for 22 African martyrs killed in Uganda in the 19th century for refusing to renounce Catholic faith. Canonization is expected in Vatican City on October 18.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Congregation of Rites
Uganda
Scranton Backers Push Can't-Win Issue
SAN FRANCISCO AP Gov William W Scranton supporters fight Goldwaters claim no Republican can beat Johnson as a race for the GOP nomination looms Scranton says Goldwaters backers pressure delegates to block his nomination while Scott says the effort will fail and Scranton can win
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Scranton
San Francisco
William W. Scranton
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Johnson
Hugh Scott
Rpa
Arizona
GOP
Scott
Pennsylvania
South
Chicago
NBC
Goldwater facing platform plank debate in San Francisco
Senator Barry Goldwater remains confident as Denison Kitchel says opposition within the GOP lacks delegate strength to force platform anti radical planks. Goldwater heads to the resolutions committee Friday after flying to San Francisco, while Scranton and Rockefeller press condemnations of extremism and endorsement of Civil Rights Act.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Republican Party
Denison Kitchel
GOP
Goldwater
Resolutions Committee
San Francisco
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
John Birch Society
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Birch Society
Kitchel
Coffman Sues Union Aide For Slander In $9900 Case
Dwight Coffman of Washington D D and Logan industrialist files a $9900 slander suit in Fayette County common pleas court against Jules Berlin of Louisville Ky. Berlin an attorney for the Carpenters Union is accused of maliciously stating Coffman set fire to the Coffman Stair Co plant in Washington DC. The suit cites the union aide’s alleged false claim as injuring Coffman’s reputation amid a labor election at Coffman plants in Washington DC and Logan.
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Dwight Coffman
Washington D. H
Logan
Fayette County
Coffman Stair Co
Coffman
Washington D. C
Berlin
Carpenters Union
Afl-Cio
National Labor Relations Board
Washington C. 1
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Don Felt
Sen. Kennedy
Logan School Board
Reds
Cuyahoga
Richard M. Christiansen
D-Richland
Ralph D. Cole
R-Hancock
Gerald E. Fuerst
D-Cuyahoga
Thomas P. Gindlesberger
R - Holmes
Thomas M. Herbert
R-Frankln
Edmund D. James
R Noble
Harry V. Jump
R-Huron
A. G. Lancione
D-Belmont
Robert F. Beckman
R-Hamilton
Vernal G. Riffe Jr
Dscioto
RFK
Hillcrest
Charles W. Swackhamer
der Spiegel
Barry
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