Johnson calls water conference as drought tightens grip
President Johnson urged leaders from New York Pennsylvania and New Jersey to meet at the White House Wednesday to plan immediate action and longer term water conservation amid a worsening drought. Udall warned of an impending water impasse and urged coordinated federal state and local planning to avert a regional disaster.
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Washington
Johnson
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
White House
Secretary of the Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Udall
Water Resources Council
Delaware River Basin Commission
New York City
Commission
Delaware River
Ohio Social Security Increase Set
The U. S. Health Education and Welfare says Ohio will gain 194 million dollars in Social Security benefits next year, raising total 1965 payments to 1.173 billion and 1967 payments to 1.339 billion. About 51,000 Ohio residents formerly ineligible will receive benefits at once under the amended program.
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Columbus
Ohio
U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Recreation surveys underway in Butler County by Miami students
Miami University graduate recreation students conduct two surveys in Trenton and Ross School District to assess needs and facilities. The teams, led by Dr. Richard Mackey, coordinate with school officials and local groups, aligning with National Recreation Association standards for planning.
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Miami
Ross
Trenton
Oxford
Butler County
Miami University Stuents
Richard Mackey
Liberty
Ind
National Recreation Association
James Robinson
Kramer School
Robert Schumacher
Janice James
Hamilton Garfield High School
Leona Oliver
Steubenville
Cletus Beam
Jamestown
Ohio
Rick Carter
Kettering
Ross School
Maurice ‘Hank? Miller
Ross High School
Roger Duncan
van Wert
India extends rationing of wheat and rice to seven cities
New Delhi AP reports wheat and rice rationing will extend from Calcutta to seven more cities amid chronic food shortages. Each adult will be limited to 12 ounces daily as the national average consumption runs around 44 ounces per person. About 17 million people are affected in New Delhi Hyderabad Ahmedabad Madras Bombay Bangalore and Kanpur.
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New Delhi
India
Calcutta
Hyderabad
Ahmedadabad
Madras
Bombay
Bangalore
Kanpur
Rail aid pact signed for North Vietnam trains
Tokyo AP reports Hanoi announced a Soviet rail equipment aid agreement to North Vietnam signed on Saturday. Details were not disclosed by Radio Hanoi. North Vietnamese railways have suffered repeated U.S. bombing.
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Tokyo
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Radio
Four Fined In Franklin Municipal Court
Franklin officials report four motorists fined 80 dollars plus costs and eight others forfeiting bonds totaling 170 dollars. Speeding violations brought in 237.50 dollars. Fines listed include Hargis Wright for unnecessary noise and reckless operation, Marion Smith for driving off a truck route, Dean Myers for muffler violation, and Frederick Robbins for no operator's license.
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Franklin
Hargis Wright
Franklin-Lebanon Road
Marion Smith
Coldwater
Mich
Dean Myers
Glendale
Calif
Labor Upset Over Supreme Court Ruling on Unions
Washington AP report notes labor leaders worry a Supreme Court decision may end unions' antitrust exemption and threaten industrywide contracts. Former Justice Goldberg warned of possible backslide since 1935 Wagner Act. Experts urge unions to review contracts to avoid trouble.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
United Nations
Girl Hit And Killed By Truck Mirror In Dayton
Two girls rode a bicycle on a county road in western Montgomery County when the truck mirror struck Sheila Huskey four day night. Her cousin Brenda Wilson aged 13 suffered a broken ankle and possible internal injuries. Driver James Swafford of Union was not charged.
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Dayton
Ohio
Montgomery County
Sheila Huskey
Olive Rd
Brenda Wilson
Sheila
James Swafford
Union
Summer School Enrollment High
Middletown schools report near record summer enrollment totaling 1 067 for eight weeks, with 675 junior and senior high students in 24 courses at Middletown High and 392 elementary pupils in seven courses across Lincoln Wildwood Taft and Oneida.
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Middletown High
Lincoln
Wildwood
Taft
Oneida
Thomas F. Webb
Board of Education
Webb
Summary of Summer School Enrollment Over Years
In six years totals show variation from 1008 to 1116. Data lists enrollments by year: 1960 1014 1961 1116 1962 1055 1964 1045 1965 1067 1965 1008.
Record coal output train would girdle earth at equator
A single train with enough cars to haul all West Virginia coal produced in a year could wrap around the earth along the equator. This vivid exaggeration underscores the region’s massive coal production and logistical scale.
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West Virginia
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