Chiang Kai-shek says split between Red China and Moscow incurable
Chiang Kai-shek declares the Moscow Peking split beyond reconciliation and warns both giants still threaten free nations. He blames Communist China for Asia’s troubles and urges returning to the Chinese mainland to end the sources of trouble. He notes closer US relations and ongoing aid to South Vietnam.
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China
Russia
Taipei
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Peking
Moscow
Generalissimo
Associated Press
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Mao Tze-tung
Asia
Southeast Asia
Republic of China
United States
South Viet Nam
Grass Mountain
Ohio GOP campaign train tour heads through Buckeye state
A packed 14 car Goldwater campaign train will sweep through Ohio Tuesday and Wednesday with Gov. Rhodes and key Republicans aboard. The itinerary includes Marietta Cincinnati Athens Chillicothe Blanchester Middletown Dayton Springfield Columbus Marion Lima Deshler Toledo and Indiana Illinois. Luci Johnson to campaign in Dayton and Columbus Saturday.
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Ohio
Barry Goldwater
Buckeye
Robert Taft Jr
U.S
Oliver Bolton
Mentor
Taft
GOP
Ray C. Bliss
Washington
Chicago
Marietta
Cincinnati
Goldwater
Athens
Chillicothe
Blanchester
Middletown
Dayton
Springfield
Marion
Lima
Deshler
Toledo
Indiana
Illinois
James A. Rhodes
Mahoning Valley
Youngstown
General Motors Assembly
Lordstown
Trumbull County
Weekend Cloudy Windy Mild Weather Outlook Hocking Valley
Cloudy windy and mild conditions with possible showers forecast for the Hocking Valley this weekend. Skies cleared early with temperatures rising from 35 to 76 degrees by 11 a.m. Friday reached 70 degrees.
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Hocking Valley
Logan Chieftains steamroll Gallipolis 44 0
Logan Chieftains dominate Gallipolis Blue Devils 44 0 to extend the regional streak. Dale Brenning rushes for 158 yards on 20 carries and two TDs, with George Hummel and John Gasser contributing key plays as Logan outgains Gallipolis 322 to 47 rushing yards. Gallipolis threat limited to a late 50 yard pass and a final drive.
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Gallipolis Blue Devils
Dale Brenning
Gallians
Blue Devils
Gallipolis
Chiefs
Logan
LHS
Brewning
George Hummel
John
Gasser
Jim Brandt
Steve Mowery
Brenning
Adams
Brandt
Hummel
Chris Roderick
Frank Gibert
Richard Long
Long
Fog Helps Curb Fires In California
Fog aided firefighters in the Santa Barbara blaze that began Tuesday, with 2,000 men on a 20 mile front. The fire scorched 88,000 acres, destroyed 78 homes, caused about 3.5 million dollars in damage, and one man was killed. The Santa Ynez Range battles continued amid zero visibility fog.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Santa Ynez Range
Santa Ana
Missionary Linotype Study in Ohio Ends Return Plans Congo
Kenneth Wicklund a Protestant missionary from Harris Minnesota studied at the Ohio Linotype School in Logan before planning to return to Leopoldville Congo in December to train Congolaise personnel on the linotype. He first went to the Congo in 1955 and recent term lasted two years directing Leco book stores and a bookmobile.
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Kenneth Wicklund
Congo
Africa
Ohio Linotype School
Logan
Harris, Minn
Leco
la Librairie Evangelique Au Congo
Leopoldville
Wicklund
Stu
Dope Peddler Blasted With Long Prison Term
Bernard Napoli, 21, was sentenced by Acting Justice Aaron F. Goldstein in Mineola to a minimum of 63 years for narcotics distribution. He received 7 to 15 years on nine counts, to run consecutively, with the judge lamenting the lack of death penalty for such crimes.
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Mineola
N.Y
Bernard Napoli
Aaron F. Goldstein
State Supreme Court
Goldstein
Napoli
Gore Hunter Shot In Head In Hunting Accident
A Gore resident, Stanley Norris, 33, was in satisfactory condition after a hunting accident Friday afternoon. He received emergency care at Hocking Valley Hospital and was moved to University Hospital, Columbus, with injuries around the left eye and face. The shooting occurred near Gore Greendale Road when Clifford Proctor fired at what he thought was a groundhog.
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Gore
Paul Hartman
Stanley Norris
Hocking Valley Hospital
University Hospital
Columbus
Norris
Hartman
Gore- Greendale Rd
Clifford Proctor
Proctor
Gemini Flight Set for Early 1965 Two-Man Orbit
NASA aims to launch the first Gemini two man orbital flight within the first 90 days of 1965. Astronauts Virgil I. Grissom and John W. Young will pilot the mission as delays from factors including recent hurricanes push the schedule back from 1964.
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Washington
Virgil I. Grissom
John W. Young
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Abele Signals Possible Support for Appalachia Bill
State officials expect 24 southeast Ohio counties may share up to 150 million dollars from the federal Appalachia Development Bill passed by the Senate. Tenth District Rep Homer Abele told a Glouster rally he might vote for the bill if amendments remove wealthy counties like Allegheny County Pennsylvania and he warned he could reverse stance if the measure is ruined by other amendments.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Homer
Pete) Abele
Glouster
Allegheny County
Abele
Ohio Senators Vote on Appalachian Development Bill
The measure passed the Senate 45 to 13 with Ohio not voting. Senator Young was campaigning for reelection and Lausche opposed the bill in spirit though marked as not voting. The plan spans 24 counties in Appalachia and centers on a proposed Cincinnati to Steubenville highway. Ohio expects a five year share of roughly 140 to 150 million from a one billion federal program, with state and federal funds to finance the Appalachian Way highway project.
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Senate
House
Ohio
Stephen M. Young
Frank J. Lausche
Appalachian
Adams
Athens
Belmont
Harrison
Highland
Hocking
Brown
Jackson
Jefferson
Lawrence
Meigs
Monroe
Morgan
Muskingum
Noble
Perry
Pike
Ross
Scioto
Vinton
Washington
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Paul Baldridge
Appalachian Area
Cincinnati
Bridgeport
Belmont County
Appalachia
Johnson
GM Strike Continues as UAW Walks Out Nationwide
United Auto Workers and General Motors negotiators pause for rest after failing to reach a new three year labor contract. About 300000 cars produced before the strike and parts plants keep running as UAW presses for improved working conditions and dignity at GM plants.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
General Motors Corp
GM _ auto
UAW
GM _ bargainers
Walter Reuther
Corporation
Reuther
Louis Seaton
Ford
Chrysler
26 000 Ohioans Idled By Automobile Strike
The United Auto Workers strike against General Motors idled over 26 000 workers at 10 Ohio plants on its second day. Pickets stood at plants while seven other plants kept operations with more than 34 000 employees. Two thirds of workers are with IUE. contract extended, no deadline set.
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Cleveland
United Auto Workers
General Motors
Ohio
International Union of Electrical Workers
IWE
Bomb hits Natchez mayor's home in racial tensions flare
A blast damaged Mayor John Nosser's two story residence and a nearby home of Willie Washington in Natchez Mississippi as tensions rise over race relations. An unidentified black man was detained by police. Nosser denied racial motive and urged peace amid a string of attacks targeting black and white residents.
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Natchez
Miss
John Nosser
Willie Washington
Nosser
Associated Press
Nasser
Mississippi
McComb
Heart Attack Fatal to School Aide at Wayne High Game
In Dayton Ohio athletic director Richard Heidkamp 44 collapsed with a heart attack while watching Wayne Two High play Kettering Fairmont East. Heidkamp died on arrival at Kettering Memorial Hospital. Wayne won 27-18.
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Dayton
Ohio
Richard Heidkamp
Wayne Two High School
Wayne
Kettering Fairmont East
Kettering Memorial
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