De Gaulles Proposal Draws Rebuffs From U S West Germany
Paris AP reports President De Gaulle faced cold responses from Washington and Bonn over his call for a 14 nation Indochina conference and an independent Europe. U S officials rejected dialogue without a new military balance in South Vietnam while Bonn reaffirmed strong US alliance ties.
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U.S
West Germany
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Indochina
United States
West
Washington
Russia
Red China
France
South
South Viet Nam
Bonn
Europe
Ludwig Erhard
America
Konrad Adenauer
Moscow
North Atlantic
Western Europe
Soviet Union
War-weary Saigon Faces Crime Rise as Morale Questioned
In Saigon, U S advisers doubt local troops but praise Premier Khanh's reforms while the city endures rising juvenile delinquency and crime. Despite some morale improvements, Saigon remains indifferent amid a persistent war weariness and bustling nightlife.
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U.S
West Point
Saigon
Nguyen Khanh
Khanh
South Viet Nam
Heat Wave to Persist With Scattered Showers
The Hocking Valley faces a continuing heat wave through Saturday with scattered showers likely. At noon today the temperature was 90 degrees, down from Thursday’s high of 95 and above last night’s low of 60.
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Hocking Valley
Ohio Joins Midwest Bid For More U. S. Contracts
Governors and senators from 12 midwest states including Ohio meet in Washington to pursue more government research and development contracts. Sen. Lausche says midwest losses to other regions threaten the economy. Ohio officials to discuss civil rights law community relations with Commerce Secretary Hodges.
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Washington
Midwest
Ohio
Frank Morrison
Nebraska
Frank J. Lausche
Dohio
Morrison
Southwest
West Coast
Lausche
West States
Rhodes
U.S
Luther Hodges
Senate approves Johnson poverty bill 62 to 33
President Johnson's anti poverty program passed the Senate by 62 to 33. Goldwater voted against the 947.5 million measure while urging a broad civil rights discussion and avoiding campaign flare ups. Leaders King Farmer and Lewis urged including civil rights in the campaign.
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LBJ
Senate
Washington
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Arizona
Goldwater
White House
San Francisco
Lyndon Johnson
United States
George Reedy
Vicksburg
Miss
Martin Luther King
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
John Lewis
Coordinating Committee
Mississippi
Freedom Democratic Party
King
Cam
Dems Name McCormack and Albert for 1964 Nomination
Democratic leaders pick John W. McCormack of Massachusetts as permanent chairman of the 1964 nominating convention. Rep. Carl Albert of Oklahoma will chair the Platform Committee. Bailey plans three Washington meetings starting Aug 17 before the convention opens Aug 24 in Atlantic City.
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Washington
House
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Atlantic City
John M. Bailey
McCormack
Albert
Bailey
Platform Committee
Gronouski Plans Southeast Ohio Itinerary
Postmaster General John Gronouski visits Southeast Ohio this weekend. He arrives Port Columbus at 10 a.m. Saturday then tours Lancaster federal building remodelling, attends a luncheon at 12 15, receptions at 1 30 and 5 10 30, and speaks at Worthington Park Logan Nelsonville Athens Ohio University Baker Center and Athens Post Office dedication before Sunday events.
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President Johnson
John Gronouski
Southeastern Ohio
Mr. Gronouski
Port Columbus
Lancaster
Athens American Legion Post
Gronouski
Athens Post Office
VFW Liquor Permit Suspended For 21 Days
The Ohio Liquor Control Commission suspended Hocking Post 6430 VFW permit for 21 days for after hours liquor service. Suspension runs noon Aug 7 to Aug 28. Ongoing Sunday sales case against Virgil Shark, Five Mile Inn, to be presented within six weeks.
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Ohio Liquor Control Commission
Hocking Post
Liquor Department
State Liquor Department Today
Virgil Shark
Five Mile Inn
Attorney General's Office
Liquor Control Commission
Rt. 33
Oprea Sharb
Virgil Sharb
Control Commission
Bridge Inn
Carbon Hill
Swing Sets and Slides Installed in Area State Parks
State parks have installed swing sets and sliding boards, including at Old Man's Cave. The program covers eight parks with swings and 11 with slides now, aiming for 26 parks with 68 swings and 36 slides once complete. Parks listed include Rocky Fork, Pymatuning, Hueston Woods, Lake Hope, Lake Alma, and Pike Lake among others.
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Old Man’s Cave
Ernest J. Gebhart
Division of Parks and Recreation
Gebhart
Rocky Fork
Highland County
Pymatuning
Ashtabula
Hueston Woods
Butler-Preble
Loramie
Auglaize-Shelby
van Buren
Hancock
East Harbor
Ottawa
Lake Hope
Lake Alma
Vinton
Blue Rock
Muskingum
Burr Oak
Athens-Morgan
Pike Lake
Pike
Quiet Returns After New York Riots were Largely Contained
Peace returned to Harlem and Bedford Stuyvesant after five nights of rioting. Police fought missiles as CORE pickets faced jeering crowds near headquarters. Seven whites were arrested for disorderly conduct and a police inspector was injured by a stone.
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New York
New York City
Henry Yack
Michael J. Murphy
Manhattan
Headquarters
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Lower East Side
Harlem
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Brooklyn
City and County Schools Schedule Separate Fall Open Dates
City schools begin September 1 after the teachers' workshop starting August 31 while county schools will report for classes on September 3, reducing past scheduling overlap as officials clarified the new calendar.
Newborn in Missoula Sets Heavy Record at Birth
A Missoula woman gave birth to a boy weighing 16 pounds 4 ounces. Dr Steven Preston with 25 years of experience said this was the largest newborn he has delivered by about four pounds.
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Missoula
Mont
Steven Preston
$2 Bills Exchanged For $1.95 In Coins At Bank
Kansas City AP reports Blue Ridge Bank exchanged two dollar bills for coins at a rate of $1.95 per two dollar bill drawing a crowd. One collector swapped $1,950 in coins and another man brought a two gallon bucket of quarters and half dollars.
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Kansas’ City
Blue Ridge Bank
Senate approves antipoverty bill heads to House
The $947.5 million antipoverty measure passed the Senate 62 to 33 and shifts to the House with a Rules Committee vote expected next week. The bill funds job corps, education, work experience, and 90 percent cost sharing for community level programs including housing and welfare aimed at low income families. Ohio figures stir debate as Sen Lausche fights farm loan cuts and removes non profit land credit authority.
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Washington
Johnson
Senate
House
Rules Committee
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Peter H. Dominick
R-Colp
GOP
Frank J. Lausche
Dohio
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Lausche
Ohioan
Appalachia Plan Faces Panel Scrutiny and GOP Pushback
The House Public Works Committee meets to act on President Johnsons 1 billion Appalachia program with a revised bill that would spend 840 million on highway construction and 90 million on expanding federal programs across West Virginia and 10 surrounding states. Republicans demand a full reading and amendments while alleging leadership overstep.
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Washington
House Public Works Committee
Johnson
House
William C. Cramer
Rfla
Cramer
GOP
West Virginia
Appalachia
Alabama
Georgia
Kentucky
Maryland
North Carolina
South Carolina
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Virginia
Train Kills 19 Cattle Near Aurora
A Burlington Railroad passenger train struck and killed 19 head of cattle that wandered onto the tracks from a nearby farm in Aurora Illinois. Local authorities reported no human injuries.
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Aurora
Ill
Burlington Railroad
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