California Gop Social Security clash fuels California debate
In California Barry Goldwater and Nelson Rockefeller spar over Social Security during campaign events in Visalia and Los Angeles. Goldwater backs strengthening without adding medical care, while Rockefeller warns his plan could bankrupt the program. Context notes California's 65-plus share at 8.8 percent versus New Hampshire's 11.2 percent.
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Washington
California
Goldwater Rockefeller
New Hampshire
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Social Security
Henry Cabot Lodge
Visalia
University of Southern California
Los Angeles
New England
Reservoir Drainage Averts Dam Collapse At Snortin Ridge
The 355 million gallon Snortin Ridge reservoir seven miles east of Rockbridge was drained after engineers found a leak. Skin divers opened the main valve Friday afternoon creating a five inch drainage, with 10 feet more needed. evacuees were allowed to return as crews assess drainage rate and consider enlarging the pipe opening. The lake, part of a 1400 acre hideaway owned by WFA Trucking Co of Los Angeles, had risen to 45 feet due to heavy rains.
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Snortin’ Ridge
Rockbridge
Clear Creek
Fred J. Grant III
Columbus
Clear Creek Gorge
Grant
Fairfield County
Sheriff's Department
Ing. Grant
Logan
Don Schultz
Lancaster
Gus Moore
Fairfield County Sheriff's
Ed Bigham
Fairfield Underwater Recovery Squad
WFA Trucking Co
Los Angeles
Calif
Distinguished Citizen Award Given for Classified Ad Found Career
Beverly Hills honors a publisher who triggered a life changing career by answering a classified ad. The 1905 New York World notice seeking a boy singer for a vaudeville act led to Groucho Marx getting the job and starting a 59 year career in show business.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Association of Newspaper Classified Advertising Managers
New York
Groucho Marx
U.N. Presses Hands Off Cyprus Crisis
UN Security Council, meeting on short notice, urged Turkey to refrain from intervention as Canada sent an advance peacekeeping vanguard toward Cyprus. Greek Cypriots relaxed after warnings and support, while Turkey denied a time limit on its demands.
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United Nations
N.Y
Cyprus
Security Council
Turkey
Canada
Mediterranean
U.N
U Thant
Zenon Rossides
Organization Shakeup Seen In Viet Nam
Washington sources say McNamara mission may push reorganizing South Viet Nam armed forces and an expanded administrative corps to run the government. A larger South Vietnamese army and increased U.S. aid to Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh are possible while policy remains aimed at military withdrawal and stabilizing the country.
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Washington
South Viet Nam
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
U.S
Nguyen Khanh
McNamara
Johnson
Khanh
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
CIA
John A. McCone
Defense
White House
Red North Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Greek King Advances Date For Marriage
King Constantine of Greece will wed 17 year old Danish fiancee Princess Anne Marie this year, the Royal Palace announced. The ceremony had been set for January but court circles said a queen is needed soon to bolster his position.
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Athens
Greece
Constantine
Anne-Marie
Royal
Bombs Rock Colombia Cities at Night
Terrorist bombs exploded in scattered Colombian cities Friday night but caused little damage. No one was killed.
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Bogota
Colombia
Ohio Flood Control Push Involves Five States
President Johnson promised faster federal flood control projects in Ohio during an aerial tour of the flood hit region joined by Gov. Rhodes and other governors. He cited 225 million dollars in the budget for Ohio River basin works and outlined planned projects including Hocking River Valley land purchase for a 20 foot levy to protect Athens, with several other river and reservoir schemes under planning or construction.
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Columbus
Ohio
Johnson
Buckeye
James A. Rhodes
Ohio River
Rhodes
Pittsburgh
Orville Freeman
Corps of Engineers
Red Cross, Small Business Administration
Bureau of Public Roads
Marietta
Ripley
New Richmond
Cincinnati
Athens
Evansville
Ind
Greater Cincinnati
Otto Kerner
Illinois
Congress
Hocking River
Fred E. Morr
Morr
West Branch
Mahoning River
Raven
Flexibility in Red Trade Debated in Senate Hearings
Secretary of State Dean Rusk clashed with senators over how freely to trade with Communist nations. Rusk urged policy variation by country, while Senators Dodd Lausche and Mundt argued for a uniform approach and warned of moral double standards in selling wheat to Russia and influencing others.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Rusk
United States
Thomas J. Dodd
Dconn
Poland
Yugoslavia
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Karl FE. Mundt
R-S.d
U.S
Russia
Britain
Cuba
France
China
President Johnson to designates flood disaster areas in five states
President Johnson pledged rapid federal aid after touring the Ohio River flood zone. He said five states Ohio Indiana West Virginia Kentucky and Missouri would qualify for major disaster funds once governors apply. The disaster affected about 110 000 people and caused roughly 50 million dollars in damages.
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Washington
Johnson
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Ohio
Indiana
West Virginia
Kentucky
Missouri
Why Ohio Faces Repeated Floods Despite Efforts
Ohio water chief C V Youngquist says floods persist due to the large costly scope of prevention and shifting conditions from a housing boom. He notes districts move at different paces while officials urge development restrictions on flood plains. Crest in Hocking basin tops levels since 1907.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Ohio Division of Water
C. V. Youngquist
U. S. Geological Survey
Youngsquist
Youngquist
Hocking
Lancaster
Logan
Athens
Major eruption reported on Unimak Island volcano
A major new eruption on Unimak Island in the Aleutians produced a two mile lava flow and debris reaching two thousand feet above the crater. Coast Guard aircraft located the activity about five miles east of Westdah peak near Pogromni bsana at the island’s west end.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Unimak Island
Aleutian
Coast Guard
Westdah Peak
Nelsonville Faces New Water Shortage and Repair Plan
Nelsonville Mayor William Hoffman reports a new water shortage after an eight inch main was breached by flood waters near the VFW. Ohio Civil Defense Deputy Director James F. Worster arranged for 300 feet of pipe to be loaned and laid along Route 278 to boost supply. A temporary main is expected by Tuesday, with crews tackling intake debris. flood damage is estimated at 452000 and residents may apply for aid at City Hall Monday through Red Cross.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Weather Bureau
Red Cross
Greater
New Richmond
Lucasville
Portsmouth
Manchester
Marietta
Pomeroy
Athens
Hocking
Nelsonville
William Hoffman
James F. Worster
Ohio Civil Defense
Worster
Watson Wolfe
Hoffman
Marion General Depot
Rt. 278
VFW
Hocking River
R. F. Burt
West
John Lloyd Evans
John Coker
Imelda Smith
York
Myers St
Myers, Jackson, Watkins, Patton
Back Sts
Key Club Aids Logan Flood Cleanup Effort
Logan residents receive flood cleanup help from Logan High School Key Club volunteers assisted by the Red Cross and Super Duper Market. They target elderly and disabled homeowners with contact points at the Red Cross and local churches for emergency assistance and cleanup staffing.
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LHS Boys Service Organization
Red Cross
Super Duper Market
Tom Carroll
LHS
Key Club
Logan
N. Walnut St
Rockbridge
Old Town
Lancaster
Enterprise
Columbus
Ruby’s Fate in Dallas Jury Verdict Awaits
In Dallas, Jack Ruby faces life or death as an eight man by four woman jury retires to deliberate after a five hour session. Trial centered on Ruby killing Lee Harvey Oswald, accused assassin of President Kennedy, with a temporary insanity defense and potential death sentence.
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Dallas
Tex
Jack Ruby
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Joe B. Brown
Texas
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