Anti Poverty Bill Vote Due Today Rotarian Talk On China
Dr. Arthur Tye OSU professor told Logan Rotary Club that Communist China will not erase Chinese ways within a century. He described China’s long dynastic history, family system, and passive resistance to oppression, arguing Marxist doctrine does not fit Chinese life.
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Ohio State University
Logan Rotary Club
Peiping Union Medical College
The
Oriental Corporation
Tye
Communist Party
North
Violence Flares After Wallace Speech In Cambridge Maryland
In Cambridge Maryland violence erupts after Alabama Governor George C Wallace spoke to 1 500 supporters. About 200 demonstrators clashed with 400 National Guardsmen injuring two protesters and five guardsmen. Tear gas curfew arrests and hospital visits followed as authorities cite long standing civil rights tensions.
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Alabama
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Senate
National Guard
Dorchester Business and Citizens Association
Cambridge Nonviolent Action Committee
Business and Citizens Association
Ohio Wheat Yield Set At 32 Bushels To Acre
The USDA projects Ohio winter wheat production at 43,968,000 bushels on 1,374,000 acres about 32 bushels per acre. National output exceeds a billion bushels. Also listed, maple syrup at 115,000 gallons.
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Ohio
Washington
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Four Military Plane Crashes Kill and Miss 96 Worldwide
Ninety two dead or missing after four military plane crashes in the Philippines Spain England and Alabama. A fifth U S Air Force fighter crashed in the Philippines but the pilot survived.
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Philippines
Spain
England
Alabama
Clark Air Base
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Cadiz
Jacksonville
Fla
Rota
Britain
U.S. Air Force
Searle
Ala
Anti Castro Drive Talks Expand In Miami Exile Circles
Cuban exile leaders in Miami discuss possible armed action against Fidel Castro with talks of guerrilla war sabotage and defections. Rogelio Cisneros returns from Puerto Rico with Manuel Ray who pledges to operate inside Cuba by May 20. JURE and RM R report plans and emblem symbolism amid secrecy.
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Fla
Fidel Castro
Castro
Rogelio _—Cisneros
JURE
Puerto Rico
Manuel Ray
Cuba
Cisneros
Havana
Ray
Tavern Owner Charged in Cincinnati Slaying
James Nunnelley 40 co owner of a tavern was charged with first degree manslaughter in the death of 34 year old Robert Wallace after a tavern fight.
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Cincinnati
James Nunnelley
Robert Wallace
Congress Faces All Year Session Over Civil Rights Bill
Montana Democratic leader Mike Mansfield said Congress may stay in session year round to pass the civil rights bill and Johnson program. He reported two months of debate produced little progress and noted bipartisanship will push a vote, with Southern senators preparing a jury trial amendment in the House-passed bill context.
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Mansfield
Senate
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Field
Dixie Bloc
George A. Smathers
D-Fla
Thruston B. Morton
Rky
Ethel Martin Arnold Dies In Arkansas
Mrs. Fred E. Arnold formerly of Salt Lake City died Monday at her son Fred Arnold Jr.’s home in Little Rock Arkansas. She was the eldest daughter of Judge Frank P. Martin and Mrs. Martin, taught in Salt Lake City, and survived by a son a step daughter four brothers and three sisters. Funeral services and burial will be in Salt Lake City.
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Ethel Martin) Arnold
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Utah
Little Rock
Ark
Fred Arnold Jr
Arnold
Frank P. Martin
Marion Twp
Logan
Logan High School
Western College For Women
Oxford
Fred E. Arnold
William
Betty
Virgil
Merriam Lands Safely In California After World-Wide Flight
Joan Merriam, 27, of Long Beach California, landed safely at Oakland Airport after a Coast Guard escort guided her crippled twin engine Piper Apache from Hawaii. She faced engine trouble and weather challenges on the 27 500 mile globe girdling journey begun mid March challenging Amelia Earharts 1937 attempt.
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Long Beach
Hawaii
Amelia Earhart
Miss Earhart
Western Pacific
Miss Merriam
U.S. Mainland
Dorian Meredith
Ban Saig
Merriam
Honolulu
Lancaster BIS Cutback Urged
The Ohio Youth Commission advisory board urges reducing the Boy's Industrial School near Lancaster from 1 047 to 700 inmates. They report the 1856 institution is overcrowded and a human warehouse lacking space, staff, and facilities for rehabilitation. They acknowledge no funds are available to implement changes.
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Boy’s Industrial School
Lancaster
Ohio Youth Commission
BIS
Weather Summary for Ohio Temperatures and Showers
Cloudy Ohio night with 50s to 60s. Youngstown 53 degrees cooler. Cincinnati 63. Akron Mansfield Zanesville 55. Rainfall .35 inch in Columbus. showers in northern counties. A cold front lowers temperatures and brings brisk northerly winds Wednesday.
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Mansfield
Zanesville
Columbus
Central Plains
House Panel Weighs Amendments to Johnson Antipoverty Bill
Washington AP reports the House Education and Labor Committee prepares to approve amendments to President Johnsons antipoverty bill amid Democratic caucus unity on most issues The one major dispute concerns the role of parochial schools in local administration Republicans decry party strategy and seek to remove a new federal poverty agency while pushing state administration of funds The bill allocates 963 million for 1965 including job corps urban and rural action programs rural loans to fight poverty and support for employment and experimental programs
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Johnson
House Education and Labor Committee
Peter H. B. Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Frelinghuysen
Rockefeller Unopposed in West Virginia GOP Primary
Light turnout expected as New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller runs unopposed in West Virginia’s Republican presidential primary and Barry Goldwater faces limited opposition in Nebraska write-ins. Democratic delegates in both states are seen favoring President Johnson.
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Barry Goldwater
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Nebraska
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Rockefeller
Goldwater
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Richard M. Nixon
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