Viet Nam Chief Confident About Defeating Reds
South Viet Nam premier Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh told The Associated Press he expects to regain key Communist controlled areas by year’s end. He outlined civil reform, village administration training for young officers, and peasant outreach to strengthen government control amid the war.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Associated Press
Khanh
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States
Clear Skies and Cooling Temps Across Ohio
Skies stayed clear in Ohio with temperatures dipping below freezing. Forecast calls for fair tonight and mild weather in Hocking Valley Tuesday. Sunday high 50, low 21. 11 am reading 55. A wet spring snowstorm from Salt Lake City moved east, dumping a foot of snow and delaying travel and endangering livestock.
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Ohio
Hocking Valley
Salt Lake City
Utah
West Split On Program Bringing Trade, Not Aid
In Geneva 122 nations convene the UN Conference on Trade and Development as U Thant opens the talks. Raul Prebisch proposes a system favoring underdeveloped countries, stabilizing commodity prices, lowering tariffs, and financing development with rich nations subsidizing raw material prices.
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West
Geneva
United Nations
Conference On Trade and Development
U.N
U Thant
Abdie Monem al Kaissouni
United Arab Republic
Raul Prebisch
Argentina
South Africa
China
East Germany
North Korea
North Viet Nam
France
Charles de Gaulle
Peking
Rhodes Orders Selective Personnel Cuts in Ohio
Gov. James A. Rhodes announced selective personnel cuts to raise about 3 million dollars for public schools. He urged department heads to trim efficiently, not arbitrarily, and reviewed Little Hoover Commission savings plans with a deadline for action.
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Rhodes
Columbus, Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Ohio Supreme Court
State Board of Education
Ohio
Russians To Free 2 Other Fliers
The Soviet Union agrees to release two American fliers shot down over East Germany on March 10. Captain David I. Holland and Captain Melvin J. Kessler, both armed services officers, are to be freed after Lt. Harold W. Welch had already been released. Secretary of State Dean Rusk announced on Face the Nation that the fliers will soon return to the United States.
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Washington
Soviet Union
East Germany
Dean Rusk
CBS
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Rusk
David I. Holland
Holland, Minn
Melvin J. Kessler
Philadelphia
Harold W. Welch
Detroit
Ohio Cigarette Tax Revenue Rises Slightly
Columbus Ohio The state treasurer reported last week cigarette tax receipts totaling 1 237706 up from 1 150160 the prior week a gain of 87546. However year to date since July 1 remains 27841 behind last year.
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Ohio
Columbus, Ohio
John Herbert
Herbert
Warmhearted War Urged By Johnson
Hide-A-Way Hills developer Donelson Builders plans a 130 acre Logan subdivision on former Eastgate land and adjacent Donahey property. The project aims for 300 to 400 homes with lake park and school sites, annexed to Logan with city utilities and paved streets.
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Hide-A-Way Hills
Logan
Donelson
City Planning Commission
Eastgate
Planning Commission
Otto Shaw & Co
The
Shaw
England Farm
Christian Westenhaver
Hocking County
Rt. 33
Donelson Builders
Underwood Engineering Co
Reynoldsburg
Hide- A-Way Hills
Marion Twp
Columbus
Logan Junior Highs Mike Baird Wins District Science Day
Mike Baird, a seventh grader at Logan Junior High, earned a superior rating at District Science Day at Ohio University with The Halogen Elements. Logan students qualified with superior ratings. many earned excellent and good ratings.
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Michael Baird
Logan Junior High
Ohio University
Bill Baird
N. Wood St
Logan
Baird
Ohio Exposition Center
Columbus
Mike Berry
Doug Bailey
Louise Bester
Fred Busch
Gary Campbell
Ohio
Charles Donley
Elinda Freeman
Lawrence Gingerich
Debbie Johnson
Chuck Keller
Albert Klinger
Dick Lange
Margo Myers
Joe Riddlebarger
Jim Robb
Karen Smith
Ed Townsend
Ken Tschappat
Tim Wray
George Tipton
Harry Westfall
David Hadley
Athens
Ralph Walker
Henry Vallowe
Tokyo Traffic Union Walkout Halts City Transit
The 17 000 member Tokyo traffic labor union staged a three hour strike paralyzing streetcars buses and subways and delaying about 300 000 commuters. The walkout protested a plan to reduce operating expenses by management.
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Tokyo
Carborundum and OCAW Shift to New Talks on Strike
Efforts to end the six day strike at the Logan Carborundum plant speeded up as federal mediator H. J. Montoney arranged fresh bargaining sessions. Sessions to be held at the Lancaster Hotel with company and Local 7630 OCAW negotiators including Carborundum’s Ehlers and Thomas and union leaders Bachmann Helber Perez Sinnott and Auer.
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Logan
OCAW
H. J. Montoney
Lancaster Hotel
Francis
Scrappy) Myers
Logan Trade Club
George Helber
7630
Myers
William Ehlers
William Thomas
Jack Hampton
Charles Dienst
Carl Bachmann
Dayton
Helber
Quentin Perez
Harold Sinnott
James Auer
Castro Wins Decision In U S Court
In a 8-1 ruling the U S Supreme Court held U S courts have no power to review Castro expropriation of Cuban property. Justice Harlan delivered the majority opinion while Justice White dissented. The case concerned $175 250 proceeds from sugar shipment seized from a Cuban manufacturer with U S residents owning most of its stock.
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Washington
Fidel Castro
U.S. Supreme Court
High Court
U.S
Cuba
John M. Harlan
Byron R. White
United States
Euclid Chevy Aides Slated For Recall
AP reports Euclid Ohio and Flint Michigan Chevrolet workers are to be recalled after a strike settlement ratified on the tenth day. About 5,500 employees in Flint and Euclid were idled by the dispute over production rates.
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Flint, Mich
Chevrolet
Euclid
Ohio
Flint
Annie Glenn Campaigns for Husband in Ohio Two Cities
Mrs Annie Glenn wife of Lt Col John H Glenn Jr and a Democratic U S senatorial candidate will campaign for her husband Tuesday in Youngstown and East Liverpool Ohio
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Columbus
Ohio
Annie Glenn
John H. Glenn Jr
U.S
Youngstown
East Liverpool
Malcolm X Calls Ballots or Bullets for Civil Rights
Malcolm X urges southern Negroes to back their vote with force if needed at a Harlem rally attended by about 1,000. He declares non violence only toward nonviolence and severs from Elijah Muhammad to lead a new self defense oriented civil rights movement.
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New York
Malcolm X
Harlem
Malcolm
Elijah Muhammad
Nation of Islam
Seamen Rescued From Blazing Freighter Beth Off Puerto Rico
Twenty seamen were rescued after the Panamanian flagged freighter Beth caught fire south of the Dominican Republic. The World Jonquil picked up the lifeboat occupants and headed to meet Coast Guard cutter Aurora in San Juan. Survivors including master George Markakis and chief engineer Alexander Markakis were reported in good condition.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Caribbean
Beth
Coast Guard
Aurora
George Markakis
Alexander Markakis
Andreas Markakis
New York
Dominican Republic
Port Arthur
Tex
Martinique
Nixon Goes Abroad on World Business Trip
Former Vice President Richard M Nixon left Sunday for a three week global tour on a business mission, with stops planned around the world.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
Johnson urges warmhearted war for the home front at UAW meet
President Johnson spoke to about 12 000 at the Atlantic City UAW convention praising the union and pledging approval of a medical assistance bill for the aged. He backed civil rights legislation and outlined wage guidelines while noting Chrysler GM and Ford profits. Reuther pressed a 4.9 percent auto industry productivity gain as a top economic goal. Three year UAW contracts with GM Ford and Chrysler expire August 31.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Johnson
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Reuther
Council of Economic Advisers
Walter P. Reuther
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Ohio U Cheerleader Among U S Top Five
Carolyn Lawrence of Portsmouth Ohio placed as one of five finalists for Miss Cheerleader USA at Cypress Gardens. Jeanie Carroll of Fort Wayne Indiana and Indiana University won the title from 61 nationwide contestants.
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Cypress Gardens
Fila
Ohio University
Carolyn Lawrence
Portsmouth
Ohio
Jeanie Carroll
Fort Wayne
Ind
Indiana University
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Robert McNamara
Thun Duc
Mike Baird
Carolyn Hart
Dennis Mowery
Debbi Shatz
Larry Sheets
Anita Stevens
Bill Westfall
Sharon Chute
Norman Russell
LHS
Castro
Euclid Chevy
Annie
Nixon
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