Sanctions On Castro Regime Deepen Cuba Rift
The OAS approves a diplomatic break and trade embargo against Cuba with possible armed response. Castro labels the move garbage and denounces the Americas declaration. Venezuela abstains while Mexico Chile Bolivia and Uruguay vote no. A 3 ton arms cache with Cuban markings is found in Falcon state.
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Washington
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Thomas C. Mann
Inter- American Affairs
Organization of American States
Castro
OAS
Santiago de Cuba
Tass
United States
Miami
Venezuela
Mexico
Chile
Bolivia
Uruguay
Foreign Ministers
Falcon
Vandals Cause 81 Minute Power Outage
Ohio Power Co foreman C M Guess reported insulators shot from six poles around Scott's Creek on Rt 93S causing an 81 minute outage. One pole burned. 362 residences affected in Rt 664N 664S West Logan and Lake Logan areas. Sheriff Hartman warned such acts won t be tolerated amid the new Hocking hospital project.
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C. M. Guess
Ohio Power Co
Hocking
Guess
Paul Hartman
Governor Planning Road Trips This Week
Gov James A Rhodes will be on the road most of this week starting in northeast Ohio. He will participate in groundbreaking for two industrial plants in the Twinsburg area as part of a broad travel schedule.
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Columbus, Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Twinsburg
Gronouski Presses Hocking Valley for War on Poverty Support
Postmaster General John A. Gronouski toured the Hocking Valley urging backing for LBJ and the War on Poverty. He praised Johnson’s record, urged regional redevelopment, and cited local Democratic candidates including Moeller and Young. The Logan speech drew about 300 people and he mingled with attendees after.
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Gronouski
Hocking Valley
John A. Gronouski
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Republican Party
McKinley
Stephen Young
Walter Moeller
Logan Post Office
Logan
Frankfort
Appalachia
Pennsylvania
Richard Donahey
Hocking County
Donahey
Nelsonville
Moeller
Charles Pancake
Vaughn Collins
Hocking
Paul Hartman
Thelma Keyes
Thomas van Duren
Howard Blum
Forrest Moore
Warren Earhart
Fourth District Court of Appeals
Wilma Wahl
Charles Stimel
Clyde Underwood
Ralph Griffin
Rochester Quiet After Weekend of Racial Unrest
Rochester, New York, eased after a violent weekend that left four dead and hundreds injured. National Guardsmen were deployed by Gov. Nelson Rockefeller, 1,000 guardsmen arrived to deter further riots as police and fire crews struggled amid looting and arson.
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Rochester
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Hoffa Found Guilty in Major Pension Funds Fraud
A Chicago jury convicts Teamsters President James R Hoffa and six others on multiple counts of fraud and conspiracy in a scheme to defraud a 280 million dollar union pension fund. Verdicts include 20 mail fraud charges and a conspiracy count. Hoffa faces up to 20 years and fines.
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Chicago
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
U.S
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Mass
Chattanooga
Tenn
Great Lakes Naval Base
Great Lakes
Richard B. Austin
Benjamin Dranow
Minneapo
Brink Of War Policy is OKd By Goldwater
West German weekly Revue quotes Sen. Barry Goldwater saying a country must be ready to go to extremes to be respected and secure peace. Goldwater later denied giving an interview, while noting his views align with Eisenhower era foreign policy and Dulles.
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Goldwater
Bonn
Germany
Barry Goldwater
Werner Holzer
Revue
Washington
Holzer
Prescott
Ariz
Eisenhower
Secretary of State
Dulles
Senate Leaders Push Foreign Aid Bill Amid Amendments
Senate leaders aim to pass Johnson's 3.4 billion foreign aid authorization with little change this week. Senator Morse plans amendments to trim 466 million, possibly taking a week to dispose. Humphrey predicts passage without crippling cuts as Mansfield moves to finish business before the Democratic Convention.
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Senate
Washington
Johnson
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Morse
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Bobby Baker
Democrats
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Mansfield
Atlantic City
Defense Department
Congress
House
Rules Committee
Ranger 7 Moon Flight Postponed Amid Ground Equipment Trouble
Cape Kennedy AP The Ranger 7 camera craft to the moon was delayed by ground support problems and rescheduled for Tuesday between 11 50 a m and 1 58 p m EST Sixteen hours after launch a ground station will send a signal to fire a payload motor and steer the craft toward a collision with the moon If successful Ranger 7 would end a 12 flight failure string since 1958 and provide more than 4000 pictures for analysis at Goldstone California The mission aims to locate possible landing areas and inform Apollo design and the cameras cover wide and narrow angles to capture high detail of the moon's surface
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Cape Kennedy, Fla
Moon
Ranger 6
Ranger 7
Goldstone
Calif
Space Agency
Earth
Maria
Sunday Rain Breaks Drought In Hocking Valley
After a two week drought the Hocking Valley received rain late Sunday with amounts ranging from a trace to over a quarter inch. Weekend highs reached the 90s with a Sunday low around 65 and readings show heat returning early this week. The Hocking River turned reddish brown over the weekend though no cause was found and city tests show higher oxygen levels than the previous week.
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Hocking Valley
Mercury
Hocking
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Hoffman
John Ayers
Otto Shaw
Young Democrat Club
R. Kenneth Kerr
Athens
10Th
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John Gronouski
Logan Postoffice
Blosser
John Saving
Logan Trade Club
John Fox
National Guardsmen
Jefferson Avenue
Joseph Avenue
Lis
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Fla
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Samuel Hyman
Calvin Kovens
Abel. Weinblatt
Miami Beach
Zachard Strate Jr
New Orleans
S. George Burris
New York
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