Turbulence in South Vietnam Lengthens U.S. Involvement
U S military experts revise expectations for a quick victory as political and Buddhist unrest in South Vietnam intensifies. Secretary of the Army Cyrus Vance plans a Pacific tour including Saigon to assess the crisis and report to Defense Chief Robert McNamara.
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Washington
South Viet Nam
U.S
Saigon
Cyrus Vance
Pentagon
Vance
Ngo Dinh Diem
Hawaii
Okinawa
Korea
Formosa
Viet Nam
Japan
Defense
U.S. Army
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Adm
Harry D. Felt
Pacific
Swiss Air Crash Wipes Out Almost an Entire Village Generation
Swissair Caravelle crash near Duerrenachen kills 80 people including 43 from Hamlikon with 74 passengers and six crew. Among the dead is Emerson Glauner Jr. of Rockton Illinois. Officials say the disaster likely civilian accident with no proven sabotage.
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Duerrenaesch
Switzerland
Hamlikon
Zurich
Geneva
Gottfried Meisterhans
Rome
Emerson Glauner Jr
Rockton, Ill
Glauner
Beloit Corp
France
Logan City Schools Enrollment Rises With 4 456 Pupils on Opening Day
Logan and Hocking County districts report 4 456 pupils on opening day, up 173 from last year. Logan city system adds 185 pupils to reach 3 040. county enrollment declines slightly by 12. Jackson High School shows 1 300 pupils, up 54, with total 2 643 in the city.
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Logan
Hocking County
Central
East
West
Enterprise
Green
West Logan
Marion
Maxville
Laurelville
Union Furnace
South Bloomingville
Rockbridge
Gibisonville
Jackson High School
Jackson City
Koreans Rally To Defense Of Junta's Foe
In Seoul ex Premier Yo-Chan Song who is imprisoned in Mano Prison becomes a rallying point as the Liberal Democratic party nominates him to run against Gen. Park in the October 15 presidential election. Opposition groups merge to back a single candidate amid claims of arrests aimed at silencing dissent.
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Seoul
Yo-Chan
Tiger) Song
Song
Mano
Liberal Democratic Party
Chung Hee Park
Park
Democratic Republican Party
Strongman Park
Long
China Recruits Students for Sinkiang Defense
The South China Morning Post reports China has drafted 900000 students to fortify border defenses in Sinkiang Province near the Soviet Union. The program targets young people to bolster regional security amid the Cold War tensions.
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Hong Kong
China
Sinkiang Province
Soviet Union
South China Morning Post
Diem Declares He Remains Viet Nam Leader Amid Crisis
Saigon reports Ngo Dinh Diem holds the chief role in Viet Nam and says the Buddhist crisis is closed. He claims responsibility for decisions, denies advisor control, and states Nhu works for the country with no personal aims. He notes elections will be rescheduled after martial law ends.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
United States
Chuong
Diem
Ngo Dinh Nhu
South Viet Nam
United Nations
Nhu
Ngo Dinh Diem
Associated Press
Henry Cabot Lodge
National Assembly
Training Act Extended Promise for Unemployed Skills
The Senate passed a bill to fund federal training for unemployed workers under the Manpower Training Act. It waives state matching in 1965 and authorizes $161 million in federal money to cover the state's $322 million planned outlay starting July 1 1964. Washington has financed the program fully in 1963 and 1964.
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Washington
Senate
Kennedy
Congress
New Librarian Sought After Head Resigns at Library
Logan-Hocking County library head Jack Stephens resigned September 1 and no replacement has been found. Acting librarian Tracy Heft will lead until a successor is named while Stevens aids with book purchases and board duties. Air conditioning installation was discussed for future work.
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Jack Stephens
Logan-Hocking County
Stevens
Tracy Heft
Legislator to Speak to Conservancy Groups
Franklin County Representative Robert Holmes will discuss new laws affecting conservancy districts at 7 p.m. dinner at Blosser's Restaurant. Attendees include Area Soil and Water Conservation District Council members and directors of Rush Creek, Upper Hocking, and Hocking & Athens County Conservancy groups.
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Franklin County
Robert Holmes
Blosser’s
Area Soil and Water Conservation District Council
Rush Creek Conservancy District
Upper Hocking
U S Envoy Fails To Allay Pakistan Fear In Talks
U S Undersecretary of State George Ball completed a three day Pakistan mission saying talks were excellent and stating a better understanding of each side's view He did not win a pledge from Ayub Khan against closer ties with China or a defense pact Ball said the U S would defend Pakistan but fears of Indian attack and anger over arms aid lingered Washington plans further talks with Portugal and reports to Kennedy follow.
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Rawalpindi
Pakistan
U.S
George Ball
Ayub Khan
Red China
Ball
Kennedy
China
Peking
Portugal
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar
United States
Ayub
India
Central Treaty Organization
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Washington
Ohio Weather Summary From Columbus To Youngstown
Official Weather Bureau summary notes general cloudiness across Ohio with light rain in Columbus Zanesville and Youngstown. Early temperatures remained below normal across readings.
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Columbus, Ohio
Official Weather Bureau
Ohio
Columbus
Zanesville
Youngstown
Warm Hocking Valley Forecast With Clearing Skies
Clear skies and warmer weather are forecast for the Hocking Valley on Friday. The temperature rose from a high of 82 degrees Wednesday to a 55 degree low early today and only climbed to 16 by 11 a.m.
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Hocking Valley
Weather outlook with clearing skies and warmer Friday
The region saw temperatures ranging from 51 at Youngstown to 62 at Chesapeake as a weak low pressure system drifts east of the Ohio River. Today remains mostly cloudy with afternoon highs in the 70s, then some clearing tonight as high pressure moves in and Friday turns sunny and warmer.
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Youngstown
Chesapeake
Ohio River
Perry Mason Actor Burr Loses Phoenix Lawsuit
Raymond Burr, TV Perry Mason, lost a civil suit in Phoenix over a $1,085 judgment owed to George J. Shaheen dating back to 1949. Burr represented himself, failed to follow procedures, and missed a court deposition, per Judge Charles C. Stidham.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Raymond Burr
Perry Mason
Phoenix
George J. Shaheen
Burr
Charles C. Stidham
Birmingham Delays Desegregation Move Amid Violence
The bombing of a Negro leader’s home and a violent riot delayed Birmingham Alabama public school desegregation. Gov. George Wallace announced the city board would close West End Ramsay and Graymont schools until further notice and join a stay petition against the federal order. Police and National Guardsmen contained the melee as one man died and many injured.
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Birmingham
Ala
George C. Wallace
City Board of Education
Arthur Shores
John L. Coley
West End
Ramsay High Schools
Wallace
Montgomery
City Board of Education of
Ramsay
Graymont
Death claims S. A. Sprankel at age 75
Sherman A. Sprankel 75 a lifelong New Straitsville resident died at 6 05 am Wednesday at Dayton Veterans Hospital He was a former justice of the peace notary and long time Perry County Republican committee member A WWI veteran he belonged to Masonic Lodge 484 American Legion Post 510 and highway patrol auxiliary He is survived by wife Marguerite a son Capt Arthur W Sprankel a daughter Miss Maxine Sprankel a sister Golda Otstot and two grandsons Funeral 2 pm Saturday at New Straitsville Methodist Church with burial in New Straitsville Cemetery.
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Sherman A. Sprankel
New Straitsville
Dayton Veterans Hospital
William T. and
Teressa Leyshon Sprankel
Accidental Kill Toll Rises in First Half of Year
The National Safety Council reports 47 200 deaths from accidents in the United States during the first six months of this year, a 3 percent increase from the same period in 1962.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
United States
Goldwater pushes Cuba removal as test ban treaty condition
Sen. Barry Goldwater demands a formal reservation delaying the limited nuclear test ban treaty until Soviet forces exit Cuba. He plans to offer the reservation after the Senate considers the pact next week, risking re negotiation if adopted.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Cuba
Goldwater
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Ohio Agencies Operating Close To Budgets
Ohio Finance Director Richard Krabach says state departments run within one half of one percent of monthly budgets as August reports arrive. He credits data processing and tighter transfer rules for austerity aims, aiming to pay back back bills without higher taxes.
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Columbus
Ohio
Richard Krabach
Krabach
Finance Department
Stock Market Still Climbs After Mixed Start
NEW YORK AP The stock market advanced early afternoon after a cautious start. Trading stayed brisk as sectors like steels utilities electrical equipment and glamour issues rose while rails stayed weak. Chrysler flipped a loss to a small gain and retail sales plus consumer installment debt growth were cited as positives by brokers.
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New York
Chrysler
Tax Spending Tally Asked by Chamber Leader
SAN FRANCISCO AP The same strict accountability IRS demands of taxpayers should be applied to tax spenders said President Edwin P. Neilan of the United States Chamber of Commerce at a San Francisco luncheon. He warned that tax cheats go to jail while free spending politicians win re election and urged a look at vote buying and government waste.
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San Francisco
Internal Revenue Service
Edwin P. Neilan
United States Chamber of Commerce
Neilan
San Francisco Chamber Commerce
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Swiss
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Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
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