Johnson Plans Campaign Swing
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson plans a broad campaign swing in about a dozen key states before the November election. He will headline four party fund raising rallies and speak in New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois, Michigan, and Western states including California. Johnson already headlines a Chicago Democratic dinner and will appear at the Alfred E. Smith dinner in New York. He aims to present a national, nonpartisan image while distancing himself from Texas regional labels.
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Ohio
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Chicago
Richard Daley
Alfred E. Smith
Texas
Indians Welcome First Lady on India Visit
More than 100000 Indians greet Jacqueline Kennedy in New Delhi as she begins a two week tour of India and Pakistan. She deviates from schedule to view Rajendra Prasad’s parade and is welcomed by Prime Minister Nehru and relatives.
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Scranton
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Vatican
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Pakistan
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Thieves Flee With Stamps and Coins Exhibit Loot in Toledo
In Toledo Ohio thieves stole more than 1000 dollars in stamps and coins from the annual Toledo Stamp Collectors Club exhibit held Sunday. Police said the items were on display when the theft occurred at the event venue.
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Toledo, Ohio
Toledo Stamp Collectors Club
U S Supplied Warplanes Help Clobber Communists
About 200 Communist guerrillas were killed in a three day government offensive on the Mekong River delta, mostly in air strikes by American supplied planes. US Army helicopters used in last week's operations in the south returned to Saigon for repairs after taking small arms fire.
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Mekong River
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France and Algeria Clash Over Interim Regime At Talks
Paris and Algiers negotiators enter day six of peace talks seeking a cease fire and a self-determination based future for Algeria while squabbling over the provisional executive and the size of local security forces. Firing erupts in Algiers as troops move against the right wing underground. tension mounts ahead of a broader accord.
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Youth Admits Slaying Family in New Hampshire
A 17 year old high school student in Newport New Hampshire admitted to police that he killed his parents Francis L. McGrath 37 Willena McGrath 40 and their sons Peter 13 and Charles 5. He had two years of psychiatric treatment. Juvenile identification is protected by law.
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New Hampshire
Newport
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Parolees tied to Elida mayor slaying face tests
Two Lima parolees admit being present at the Elida shooting of Mayor Clarence Prince. Larry Hance and Robert Lafferty say each accuses the other of pulling the trigger. Investigations include lie detector and ballistic tests on a .38 revolver found in Lafferty’s home.
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Ohio
Elida
Clarence Prince
Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation
London
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Larry Cox
Robert Lafferty
Hance
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Hardin County
Sheriff's Office
Mystery carcass prompts foreign science study Hobart find draws experts
Pieces of a 20 foot long creature unearthed on Tasmania's west coast will be flown to overseas scientists for analysis with Tasmanian Museum backing a report of results. Dr. Bruce Mollison says the undecomposed flesh and unusual size spark questions about origin or classification. Local experts suspect a marine invertebrate not related to whales.
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Australian Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization
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State Health Department OKs Oil Well Near Logan Wells
The Ohio Department of Health has no objections to drilling an oil well on the National Supply lease about 1700 feet from Logan's three municipal water wells. Councilman Richard Collison asked the Ohio Water Pollution Control Board about possible salt brine pollution of city wells from the proposed oil well. George H. Eagle, chief sanitary engineer, replied to Collison that his letter dated February 15, 1962 was noted.
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Logan
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Ohio Water Pollution Control Board
George H. Eagle
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Collison
Water Pollution Control Board
Division of Sanitary Engineering
J. C. Wilson
Division of Mines
Department of Industrial Relations
Ray Fuller
Burgess & Niple
Weather Outlook Sees Mild Start Then Fall Back
Official Weather Bureau summary notes mild southerly winds bringing springlike warmth with 40s and 50s in Ohio on Sunday. Showers spread to central and southwestern counties, with colder weather and possible snow flurries forecast tonight and Tuesday. Highs near 42 Saturday, lows around 33, with 53 at 10 am today in places like Columbus.
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Ohio
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Great Lakes
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Cleveland
Cincinnati
Rusk and Gromyko hold three hour Berlin briefing in Geneva
Secretary of State Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko spent three hours at the Soviet villa in Geneva discussing Berlin and disarmament with Britain’s Lord Home temporarily out of the talks. They reviewed alleged Soviet harassment of Allied air traffic and pressed for a nuclear test ban treaty while warning of possible atmospheric tests if no agreement by mid April.
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Dean Rusk
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U.S
Gerhard Schroeder
Ohio Tax Revenues Fall by Nearly 5 Million in Eight Months
State Auditor James A. Rhodes reported a drop of about five million dollars in the general revenue fund for the first eight months of the fiscal year. The 10 tax sources brought in just over 248 million dollars through February 28, versus 253 million the prior year.
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Columbus, Ohio
James A. Rhodes
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