Pathet Lao calls for end to Laos fighting in hopes of peace talks
The Pathet Lao urged a halt to attacks in central Laos to create a favorable climate for Paris talks. Prince Souphanouvong, en route to Paris via Peking, said U.S. armed intervention worsens the Laotian conflict, while Chen Yi blamed Washington for the war.
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Laos
Tokyo
Pathet Lao
Paris
China
Khang Khay
Plaine Des Jarres
Souphanouvong
Hanoi
Viet Nam
Red Chinese
Peking
Chen Yi
United States
Souphanouverg
Cambodia
UAW Opens Bargaining On Monday
The United Auto Workers begin bargaining Monday with General Motors Ford and Chrysler as current three year pacts near expiration. Reuther plans to visit all three tables and may target a strike to pressure concessions amid booming 1965 model year sales.
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A. F. Mahan
Detroit
Mich
Automotive
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General Motors Corp
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Corp
Walter P. Reuther
UAW International
Tito to Meet Romanian Leader Near Danube Border
President Tito will meet Gheorghe Gheorghiu-Dej of Romania in early September to discuss Communist movement tensions from the Moscow-Peking split. The talks will occur at the Yugoslav Romanian border during a Danube hydroelectric dedication, with a possible follow up at Tito’s hunting lodge. Both states oppose a world Communist meeting urged by Moscow.
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Yugoslavia
Tito
Gheogrhe Gheorghiu- Dej
Romania
Danube
Moscow
Marsh Supermarkets Receives Ohio Liquor Permit
The Ohio Department of Liquor Control issued a liquor license to Marsh Supermarkets, Inc. at 2510 Stevens Ave for high powered beer and wine. The permit follows an application filed April 7.
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Marsh Supermarkets, Inc
Stevens Ave
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Viet Nam Torn by Internal Strife Cited by Missouri Figure
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Viet Nam, internal turmoil, and a reference to James Stalas of Missouri. Details are unreadable, but the text implies a discussion of conflict or upheaval within Vietnam and a Missouri-associated name.
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Viet Nam
Uby
Jam Es
Missouri
Fairfax Mourns as 4 Year Old Debbie Is Slain
In Fairfax Ohio Debbie Cappen four is slain after being lured by 14 year old George Rickey Jr. She was found under a porch after authorities said the boy admitted killing her during a hide and seek game. Debbie died of suffocation and had been dead about 48 hours. Kenneth Lee Dappen is the missing sibling mentioned in the report.
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Fairfax
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George Rickey Jr
Finan
Frank Weikel
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Dappens
Kenneth Lee
Christian Radich Completes Cleveland Visit
The 205 foot Norwegian windjammer Christian Radich completed a successful two day stop in Cleveland and sailed for Toronto. The ship drew large crowds with about 18 000 visitors during the visit as many hoped to see it sail under full sail.
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Cleveland
Christian Radich
Toronto
Great Lakes
Nuclear Test Set Off At Nevada Site
Washington AP reports an underground nuclear test of intermediate yield conducted Saturday by the Atomic Energy Commission at its Nevada test site. The blast was measured between 20 000 and 200 000 tons of TNT.
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The
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
Commission
Women Die In Accident Near Bremen Ohio
Two women died in a collision on Ohio 312 about a quarter mile south of Bremen in Fairfield County. Mrs. Madge Starkey and Mrs. Edna Merkle were killed. Gary Starkey and Wilbur Bell, 20, were injured, with Starkey seriously hurt. The truck driver was uninjured.
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Lancaster
Ohio
Bremen
Fairfield County
Madge Starkey
Route 4
Logan
Edna Merkle
Route 1
Bell
Lady Bird Johnson Says President Needs Level View
In a televised ABC interview Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson says the president must have a level view and that she provides frank, candid counsel. She notes the challenge between adulation and venomous criticism and cites Truman's buck stops here. The interview was taped in the White House and aired ahead of the Democratic convention.
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Atlantic City
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnsons
Harry S. Truman
Howard K. Smith
Johnson
Russians Launch Three Cosmos Satellites
The Soviet Tass agency announced that Cosmos 41, 42, and 43 were launched, with Cosmos 42 and 43 lifted on a single rocket carrier. Western observers link the Cosmos series to potential manned moon missions after three prior launches last week.
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Soviet Union
Soviet
Tass Agency
Cosmos
Tass
Readers Rescue Leukemia Victim in Georgia
In Cartersville Georgia 18 year old Ray Chappell left an Atlanta hospital to raise funds for family medical bills. He earned 60 dollars on a road project before his health failed. Donors after reading in the Cartersville Tribune paid the 317 dollar bill and trust funds were set up along with several fundraisers.
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Cartersville, Ga
Ray Chappell
Atlanta
Chappell
Cartersville Tribune
Segni Improves After Stroke Ascoma Threat Eases
Doctors say President Antonio Segni is improving fifteen days after his cerebral stroke with better brain function and clearing pulmonary issues. Partial paralysis on the right persists, but his overall condition is described as fairly good after a severe relapse left him in a coma.
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Rome
Antonio Segni
Segni
Trucker Killed in Ohio 7 Wreck Near Bellaire
Miller William Panedo a 38 year old semitrailer tank truck driver from near Warren died when his rig left Ohio 7 on a curve south of Bellaire and overturned. He was pinned in the wreckage for more than an hour.
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Bellaire, Ohio
Miller William Panedo
Warren
Ohio 7
Bellaire
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