Big changes loom in Ohio Appalachia plan
In a three part series Athens Ohio AP reports 24 southeastern counties long known for poverty face a federal and state push. Major highways and the Appalachian Way could bring transport, industry and tourism but funding is uncertain. Ohio expects large federal highway and poverty funds plus Ohio share.
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Ohio Valley
Appalachia
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Belmont County
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Belmont
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Washington
James A. Rhodes
Ohio University
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Tight Swedish Security Scrambles Khrushchev on Visit
Premier Khrushchev grows restless as Swedish police seal off Stockholm with thousands of patrolmen and detectives. He shuns contact with locals, rejected a guiding arm in Goteborg, and officials are sometimes barred as security tightens during his three day stay.
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United States
France
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Harvard Accepts Glenn Son to Harvard University as Freshman
Harvard announces that John Glenn says his son David, 18, will enter Harvard University in September as a freshman. The report reflects ongoing security and crowd control measures around Khrushchev’s Sweden visit with widespread police, battlefield-level precautionary steps, and international media reactions.
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Houston
Tex
John Glenn
David
Harvard University
Johnson orders stronger U S Viet Nam mission and South Vietnam buildup
President Johnson directs aides to boost the U S role in Saigon as the Lodge resignation prompts a major shift. Gen Maxwell D Taylor joins a new top command team to lead the embassy mission, with enhanced training and support for South Vietnam President Nguyen Khanh amid Southeast Asian crisis efforts.
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Johnson
South Viet Nam
U.S
Saigon
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States
Nguyen Khanh
Lodge
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
GOP
Medical Care Bill Hinges On Senate Action
The article details how Johnson’s medical care program depends on Senate action and House support. It notes the House Ways and Means Committee shelved the plan but approved a 5 percent increase for Social Security retirees, with tax boosts to fund it coming Jan. 1. It also covers AMA opposition, key lawmakers, and personnel changes in Saigon and U.S. aid leadership, highlighting a push for a high powered super staff.
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Johnson
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House
Ways and Means
Congress
American Medical Association
House of Delegates
San Francisco
AMA
Thomas A. Welch
Cecil R. King
D-Calif
King
U.S. Economic Assistance
Saigon
Joseph L. Brent
Stuart H. van Dyke
Turkey
Marines Join Mississippi Search For Missing Civil Rights Workers
President Johnson ordered 200 Marines and eight military helicopters to assist the search near Philadelphia Mississippi for three civil rights workers Michael Schwerner Andy Goodman and James Chaney who vanished Sunday night Their burned station wagon was found near a swamp as FBI agents and state patrols widen the hunt with house to house checks and mounting fear.
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J. Edgar Hoover
Burke Marshall
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Art Richardson
Mississippi Highway Patrol
Grady Gilmore
Allen Dulles
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Paul B. Johnson
Dulles
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Michael Schwerner
Andy Goodman
New York
James Chaney
Meridian
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Saxbe Rules Moore Ineligible For Ballot As Candidate
Ohio Attorney General William B. Saxbe holds that Forrest P. Moore cannot be the Democratic candidate for prosecuting attorney in November. Moore’s write in votes in May do not guarantee nomination because he voted Republican in prior years. The Mazaris precedent is cited. The Hocking County election board will decide whether to remove Moore from the ballot.
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William B. Saxbe
Forrest P. Moore
Saxbe
Moore
Board of Elections
George Mazaris
Mazaris
Office of
City Solici
Tor
Toronto
Hocking County Election Board
Ted W. Brown
Brown
Hocking Election Board
Weather Outlook for Hocking Valley This Week
Fair weather predicts a calm period through Friday. Wednesday's high reached 86 degrees and the low last night was 46. This morning at 11 a.m. the temperature was 74 degrees.
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Hocking Valley
Seven GIs Die as Army Plane Crashes Near Ridgeway
An Army transport plane crashed on takeoff from a temporary airstrip northeast of Ridgeway South Carolina near midnight Wednesday. Seven soldiers from Fort Benning Georgia were killed and 24 injured as five perished in the crash. Maj Paul Timm of Fort Jackson PIO said five died and 15 were injured.
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S.C
Ft. Benning
Paul Timm
Ft. Jackson
Vandalism crackdown as four charged in West Logan spree
Police say four youths are charged with delinquency in a wave of vandalism tied to West End incidents. A 17-year-old Logan boy was arrested 2:20 a.m. June 17 after graffiti and damage on 1100 to 1300 blocks of W Hunter St. Several teens and two adults face charges as investigations continue. The probe links graffiti on Geil Motors, Harden's market fence, a residence, and Logan High football stadium. Arraignments for the minors set for Tuesday. older suspects to be arraigned later.
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West End
W. Hunter St
Geil Motors
Harden's
Larry Ruff
Jennison Ave
Ray Turner
Third St
West Logan
Alonzo Gibbs
Kenneth Risch
Logan High School
George Johnson
Rhea Bangert Brown
Paper Talks Continue in Columbus Strike Talks
In Columbus Ohio contract talks between Dispatch Printing Co and printers and mailers unions resume this afternoon after a near nonstop session aimed at ending the citys 18 day old newspaper strike.
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Columbus, Ohio
Dispatch Printing Co
U.S. Proposes Three Point Plan for Inspecting Nuclear Sites
At the 17 nation disarmament conference in Geneva, William C. Foster outlined a three point system for verification without intrusion. The plan targets U 235 separation plants reactors and chemical separation facilities with no inspection of stockpiles mines refineries and does not require disclosure of weapon storage or deployment information.
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Geneva
United States
U.S
William C. Foster
Johnson
Soviet Union
Britain
Foster
Ohio Air Bases Receive Military Construction Funding
Senate committee approves 1.52 billion military construction bill including Newark AFB 3.269 million for maintenance facilities administration and utilities Lockbourne AFB Columbus 505 thousand for operational facilities Wright Patterson AFB Dayton 5.948 million for operational research and development troop housing and community facilities
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Ohio
Senate Armed Services Committee
Newark Afb
Lockbourne Afb
Columbus
Wright-Patterson Afb
Dayton
Logan Poll Shows LBJ Favored In Local Survey
Logan residents backed Lyndon B. Johnson with 78.8 percent over Barry Goldwater 21.2 percent in a Logan poll by Joseph McMillan of the Political Research & Polling Institute. The same margin held when William Scranton was the opponent. McMillan noted Hocking County as a political weather vane and said Taft Jr leads Young in a Senate race locally.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Barry Goldwater
William Scranton
Logan
Joseph McMillan
The
Political Research & Polling Institute
Philadelphia
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Hocking County
Ohio
Weather Vane
Buckeye
Indiana
Oklahoma
California
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Scranton
Robert Taft Jr
Stephen Young
U.S. Senate
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Young
Scranton Attacks Goldwater in Cleveland Stop
Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton returned to Cleveland and blasted U. S. Sen. Barry Goldwater saying his voting record diverges from the Republican platform. He cited 25 platform issues and claimed Goldwater opposed all 25, while pledging to support Goldwater if nominated.
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William W. Scranton
U. S
Barry Goldwater
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Senate
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Sen. Goldwater
Charleston
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Florida
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Florida Association of Broadcasters
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