Tax Incentives Renewal Faces Senate Fight
President Johnson backs a plan to renew tax incentives, proposing a fund funded by individual contributions and up to 30 million dollars annually. Senate leaders debate voting on the bill as they consider postponing to pursue Appalachian development legislation while hearings on the truth in lending bill proceed.
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Cleveland School Fire Was Arson
AP reports investigators labeled the blaze at Giddings Elementary on Cleveland’s East Side as arson. The old section was destroyed. the school serves a predominantly Black student body. Fire captain Jon R. Lymps noted the disruption, with pupils unable to return for at least two years.
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Monroe Students Win At Journalism Clinic
Monroe High School juniors Harding Jones and Helen Smith of the Mercury newspaper won at Miami University Oxford in the Miami Valley high school journalism clinic. Jones earned third place in best photograph, second in feature article and best news writing. his paper placed in the vead award. Helen Smith took second in the best cartoon. The event featured remarks from Kroger Co public relations director William G. Kagler and covered politics as a journalism topic.
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Wheels-Up Landing Ends Okay at Dayton Airport
An American Airlines DC9 Flight 552 from St Louis to Columbus for Cincinnati stops landed safely at Cox Municipal Airport near Dayton after the right main landing gear failed to descend. Fire crews and ground vehicles stood by while passengers and crew transferred to other aircraft to continue their journeys.
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Viet Ground Fighting Increases in Vietnam War
The U S command reports 315 Communists killed in the last 24 hours as U S forces expand ground actions across Vietnam. Bombers based in Thailand struck a suspected camp near Saigon while more B52s relocate to Utapao, cutting raid times. Additional clashes include near Cu Chi, An Khe, and Phu Yen Province with American and allied forces sustaining casualties and pushing Viet Cong units.
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